Adelphi and AIC with League-High Nine Selections.
MANSFIELD, Mass. – The Northeast-10 Conference had 23 men's and 32 women's student-athletes selected to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District At-Large Teams, as announced this week. Six different sports and nine different NE10 institutions were represented among the 55 student-athletes.
The 2022-23 Academic All-District At-Large Teams, selected by CSC, recognize the nation's top student-athletes for their combined performances on the playing surface and in the classroom. First Team Academic All-District honorees advance to the CoSIDA Academic All-America ballot, with final results announced in June.
Adelphi and American International had a league-best nine selections, while Bentley and Southern New Hampshire each had eight. Six NE10 institutions had honorees on both the men's and women's sides. Adelphi, AIC, Bentley and New Haven each had five women's honorees, wile Adelphi, AIC and SNHU tied for the most men's selections with four.
Women's lacrosse produced the most NE10 honorees with 23, while men's lacrosse was second with 14 and field hockey was third with seven. Six of the 55 student-athletes earned major awards from the NE10 for their athletic achievements in 2022-23, including Saint Michael's Marshall Murphy (Ice Hockey Goaltender of the Year), Adelphi's Alexandra Beebe (Women's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Year), New Haven's Taylor Geaglone (Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Year), Pace's Aleya Corretjer (Women's Lacrosse Attacker of the Year), Pace's Kayla Conway (Women's Lacrosse Co-Midfielder of the Year) and Pace's Angelina Porcello (Women's Lacrosse Co-Midfielder of the Year).
The CSC Academic All-District teams recognize honorees in four divisions - NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA.
MEN'S AT-LARGE
Joseph Duchnowski - Adelphi (Lacrosse)
Brian Hoerter - Adelphi (Lacrosse)
Alec Ramos - Adelphi (Golf)
Mason Rivera - Adelphi (Golf)
Anthony Boele - AIC (Lacrosse)
Andrew Boyer - AIC (Lacrosse)
Clark Marchand - AIC (Lacrosse)
Jason Vickery - AIC (Lacrosse)
Nathan Alviti - Bentley (Lacrosse)
Nelson Eaton - Bentley (Golf)
Garrett Witt - Bentley (Lacrosse)
Tyler Birdd - Le Moyne (Golf)
Nicholas Bove - Le Moyne (Golf)
Chris Caputo - Pace (Lacrosse)
Timmy Morrow - Pace (Lacrosse)
Daniel Zabbia - Pace (Lacrosse)
Case Kantgias - Saint Michael's (Ice Hockey)
Marshall Murphy - Saint Michael's (Ice Hockey)
Sebastian Simonson - Saint Michael's (Lacrosse)
Jack Pepin - SNHU (Golf)
Tristan Pietz - SNHU (Lacrosse)
Jack Terrones - SNHU (Lacrosse)
Tim Usalis - SNHU (Ice Hockey)
WOMEN'S AT-LARGE
Bianca Bachisin - Adelphi (Field Hockey)
Alexandra Beebe - Adelphi (Lacrosse)
Kerrin Heuser - Adelphi (Lacrosse)
Giana McKeough - Adelphi (Field Hockey)
Ilaria Ponziani - Adelphi (Golf)
Liz Day - AIC (Lacrosse)
Samantha Giordano - AIC (Lacrosse)
Kathryn Moody - AIC (Lacrosse)
Kaitlyn Morris - AIC (Lacrosse)
Paulette Romero Reynaud - AIC (Golf)
Caroline Affolter - Bentley (Lacrosse)
Emily Crowell - Bentley (Field Hockey)
Emma Jadul - Bentley (Lacrosse)
Caroline Szatkowski - Bentley (Field Hockey)
Ashlee Wargo - Bentley (Lacrosse)
Jessica Meneilly - Le Moyne (Lacrosse)
Adrianna Nojaim - Le Moyne (Lacrosse)
Laura Agbayani - New Haven (Lacrosse)
Cameryn Antler - New Haven (Lacrosse)
Raegan Bailey - New Haven (Lacrosse)
Katie Durkee - New Haven (Field Hockey)
Taylor Geaglone - New Haven (Field Hockey)
Kayla Conway - Pace (Lacrosse)
Aleya Corretjer - Pace (Lacrosse)
Angelina Porcello - Pace (Lacrosse)
Emma Rafferty - Pace (Lacrosse)
Brianna Shaw - SCSU (Lacrosse)
Bayleigh Takacs - SCSU (Lacrosse)
Annemartine Christis - SNHU (Field Hockey)
Alexis DeLucia - SNHU (Lacrosse)
Angelina Graziano - SNHU (Lacrosse)
Skylar Renaud - SNHU (Lacrosse)
ABOUT THE NE10
The NE10 is an association of 13 diverse institutions serving student-athletes across 24 NCAA Division II sports. Together we build brilliant futures by embracing the journey of every student-athlete.
Each year, 4,500 of those student-athletes compete in conference championships in 24 sports, making the NE10 the largest DII conference in the country in terms of sport sponsorship. Leading the way in the classroom, on the field and within the community, the NE10 is proud of its comprehensive program and the experience it provides student-athletes.
