Saint Michael's and SNHU Men's and Women's Teams Each with Six Honorees.
MANSFIELD, Mass. – The Northeast-10 Conference had thirty-two women's soccer players and twenty-five men's soccer players named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District teams.
The 2022 Academic All-District teams are selected by CSC (formerly known as CoSIDA), and recognizes the nation's top student-athletes across the NCAA and NAIA for their combined performances on the playing field and in the classroom. Academic All-District honorees advance to the Academic All-America ballot.
On the men's side, Saint Michael's and Southern New Hampshire led the NE10 with six selections apiece. Franklin Pierce garnered five selections, and Southern Connecticut had three. Saint Anselm picked up a pair of mentions, and Adelphi, Bentley, Le Moyne and Saint Anselm each had one student-athlete named Academic All-District to close out the 25 honorees.
Bentley, Saint Michael's and Southern New Hampshire had six student-athletes each on the women's side. Frankin Pierce and Southern Connecticut both had five Academi All-District players, and Assumption had three.
For a full list of NE10 men's and women's CSC Academic All-District members, please see below.
Men's Soccer CSC Academic All-District
Rodrigo Descalzo Rocca, Adelphi
Evan Levine, Bentley
Jonas Cervera Anchel Franklin Pierce
Kosta Maniatis Franklin Pierce
Bernardo Prego Franklin Pierce
Vincente Valor Martinez Franklin Pierce
Rodrigo Vaza Franklin Pierce
Tom Henne Le Moyne
Michael Fortin, Saint Anselm
Kevin Jordan, Saint Anselm
Omar Alers Rivera Saint Michael's
Jake Manley Saint Michael's
Brock Martindale Saint Michael's
Alessandro Pescina Saint Michael's
Gray Pierson Saint Michael's
Amos Schramm Saint Michael's
Alessio Caradolfo, SCSU
Alex da Cunha, SCSU
Jacob Rose, SCSU
Julio Betar, SNHU
Mikel Cortarzar, SNHU
Mathis Daury, SNHU
Preston Neal, SNHU
Jaime Selva, SNHU
Luca Shubitidze, SNHU
Women's Soccer CSC Academic All-District
Kate Carleson, Assumption
Katherine Laboissonniere, Assumption
Julia Walsh, Assumption
Claire Ewen, Bentley
Ryenne Feeney, Bentley
Jillian Hendriksen, Bentley
Corinne Messier, Bentley
Sydney O'Connor, Bentley
Liliana Silva, Bentley
Delaney Farinha, Franklin Pierce
Salome Kerguillec, Franklin Pierce
Aino Martikainen, Franklin Pierce
Tess McKenzie, Franklin Pierce
Makenzie Shean, Franklin Pierce
Josie Pecor, Saint Anselm
Katie Escobedo, Saint Michael's
Cassidy Koons, Saint Michael's
Zoe Rogers, Saint Michael's
Izzy Ruprecht, Saint Michael's
Paulina Valentine, Saint Michael's
Claire Williams, Saint Michael's
Abigail Allen, SCSU
Lindsay Burnham, SCSU
Caileigh Driscoll, SCSU
Amanda Dustin, SCSU
Kat Mancinone, SCSU
Alyssa Anderson, SNHU
Allison Beaumont, SNHU
Jordan Butters, SNHU
Ai Inoue, SNHU
Morgan Siechen, SNHU
Anne Sikkema, SNHU
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