77 Tabbed AE Presidential Student-Athletes For Graduating with 3.75 GPA

77 Tabbed AE Presidential Student-Athletes For Graduating with 3.75 GPA

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BOSTON – A conference-high 77 America East student-athletes have been named America East Presidential Scholar-Athletes for their outstanding academic achievements throughout their collegiate careers.

The award recognizes graduating student-athletes who compiled a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher as an undergraduate student and earned their undergraduate degrees this year. In addition to registering a 3.75 GPA for their college career, honored student-athletes must have received their undergraduate degree in the academic year they are honored and have attended their institution for a minimum of two years.

2017-18 America East Presidential Scholar-Athletes
Albany Tara Belinsky Communication 3.86 Women's Track and Field
  Kazma Boschen Psychology  3.84 Men's Soccer
  Kelsey Briddell Human Biology 3.75 Field Hockey
  Deyshawn Clarkeswells Journalism 3.87 Men's Track and Field
  Joshua Egan Business - Management/Finance 3.96 Men's Lacrosse
  Heather Forster Business - Marketing/Management 3.88 Women's Basketball
  Anthony Kluck Business - Marketing 3.85 Men's Lacrosse
  Kyle McClancy Business - Management/Finance 3.93 Men's Lacrosse
  David Nichols Communication 3.91 Men's Basketball
  Sarah Petzold Psychology and Sociology 3.95 Softball
  Noah Waxner Criminal Justice 3.89 Men's Soccer
Binghamton Michelle Crook Chemistry Materials Science 3.90 Women's Cross Country, Track and Field
  Allison Davis Nursing 3.77 Women's Cross Country, Track and Field
  Kevin Flesch Business Administration, Supply Chain Management 3.80 Men's Soccer
  Katherine Gaudet  History 3.75 Women's Lacrosse
Kathryn Hatziyianis Biological Sciences 3.88 Women's Soccer
  Alyssa Mustafa Business Administration, Marketing 3.80 Women's Track and Field
  Sarah Ngo Business Administration, Marketing 3.80 Volleyball
Hannah Shankman History 3.99 Women's Soccer
J.C Show             Human Development     3.88 Men's Basketball
  Jessica Wiede  Human Development 3.86 Women's Track and Field
Hartford Mike Barry Health Science/Physical Therapy 3.75 Men's Soccer
  Sam Bianco Biomedical Engineering 3.81 Men's Lacrosse
  Nicole Demars Communication 3.98 Women's Track and Field
  Brendan Gates Health Science/Physical Therapy 3.83 Men's Lacrosse
  Katy Henchy Communication 3.91 Volleyball
  Shania Homiski Special Ed/Elementary 3.90 Women's Track and Field
  Alex Saharek Marketing 3.98 Softball
  Jake Slomski Accounting 3.92 Men's Soccer
  Alyse Wenzel Psychology 3.88 Volleyball
Maine Emily Borger Marine Science 3.77 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Brianna DeGone Bioengineering 3.91 Women's Track and Field
  Julianna Ferguson Sociology 3.77 Softball
  Faythe Goins Marine Science 3.87 Softball
  Victoria Kingston Accounting 3.77 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Erika Leonard Nursing 3.83 Softball
  Mariya Pominova Economics 3.82 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Rachel Preble Food Science & Human Nutrition 3.89 Women's Soccer
  Kendra Ridley Nursing 3.99 Women's Soccer
UMBC Allison Atkinson Biology 3.88 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Gabrielle Boehmer Mathematics 3.78 Women's Soccer
  Courtney Mattson Biology 3.77 Women's Cross Country, Track and Field
  Molly Meka Psychology 3.80 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Kira Morgan Psychology 3.79 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Joseph Sherburne Financial Economics 4.00 Men's Basketball
  Brooke St. Martin Psychology 3.81 Women's Swimming and Diving
UMass Lowell Kerstin Darsney History  3.95 Women's Track and Field
  Rachel Eatherton Exercise Physiology  3.94 Women's Cross Country
  Kelsey Federico English 3.92 Field Hockey
  Joshua Masse Business Administration  3.87 Men's Lacrosse
  Samantha McQueen Biology  3.75 Softball
  Rachel Morrier Nursing  3.86 Women's Soccer
  Perry Mroz English  3.88 Men's Track and Field
  William Puduski Business Administration  3.79 Men's Lacrosse
  Taylor Sokol Psychology  3.88 Women's Lacrosse
  Alexandra Wood Nursing  3.88 Women's Cross Country
UNH Tessa Artruc Env.Engineering:Municipal Processes 3.77 Women's Cross Country, Track and Field
  Brittany Marshall Mech. Engineering 3.88 Field Hockey
  Mia Neas Occupational Therapy 3.89 Women's Soccer
  Nick Ritzo Genetics 3.94 Men's Track and Field
  Shannon Stang Env.Engineering:Municipal Processes 3.79 Women's Cross Country, Track and Field
  Lizzie Suschana Nutrition:Nutritional Sciences 3.79 Women's Lacrosse
  Alex Tamulonis Biomedical Science:Med Lab Science 3.78 Men's Track and Field
  Emily Wernig Fine Arts 3.88 Women's Track and Field
Stony Brook  Tyler Anderson Biology with a specialization in neuroscience  3.76 Men's Lacrosse 
  Samantha DiSalvo Biology with a specialization in interdisciplinary biology  3.99 Women's Lacrosse
  Torrye Zullo Political Science  3.94 Women's Lacrosse
Vermont Gemma Del Rossi Environmental Studies 3.92 Women's Track and Field
  Stefanie Geiger Biological Science 3.90 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Margaret Gish Elementary Educ K-6 3.93 Women's Track and Field
  Anna Kaplan Exercise and Movement Sciences 4.00 Women's Track and Field
  Brooke Jenkins Economics 3.83 Women's Soccer
  Kyra Lee Biochemistry 3.79 Field Hockey
  Alexandra Novelli Exercise and Movement Sciences 3.79 Women's Swimming and Diving
  Connor Van Ryn Business Administration 3.81 Men's Lacrosse
  Colleen Yancey Biological Science 3.87 Women's Track and Field
  Timothy Yandow Civil Engineering 3.94 Men's Track and Field
 
Albany and Binghamton each led the way with 11 student-athletes honored, followed by UMass Lowell and Vermont with 10 apiece, Hartford and Maine with nine each, New Hampshire with eight, UMBC with seven and Stony Brook with three.

The Presidential Scholar-Athlete Award was approved by the America East Board of Presidents in June of 2013 and implemented for 2013-14 academic year. In total, 284 elite student-athletes have been honored as part of the program.

About America East: The America East provides its member schools and their athletic programs a platform upon which student-athletes can achieve both collegiate and life success through the promotion and nurturing of athletic excellence, academic achievement and leadership, on and off the field.
 
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