FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 25, 2013
MEN TEAMS | MEN INDIVIDUALS | WOMEN TEAMS | WOMEN INDIVIDUALS
Twenty-seven
student-athletes receive
USTFCCCA All-Academic individual recognition
SOUTH EASTON, Mass. – Nine track & field programs from Northeast-10 Conference schools have received All-Academic Team honors from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA), the organization announced on Wednesday.
Adelphi University and Bentley University both saw their men’s and women’s programs honored. Five other women’s programs – Franklin Pierce University, Merrimack College, the University of New Haven, The College of Saint Rose and Stonehill College – also received USTFCCCA Team Academic awards.
In all, 92 women’s programs were recognized by the
USTFCCCA, while 42 men’s programs received the team academic
honor after posting cumulative team grade point averages of 3.0 or
higher.
The Franklin Pierce women posted the top team GPA among the nine
programs honored at 3.40. For a list of the team GPAs for each
program recognized, please see below.
Individually, six men and 21 women from Northeast-10 schools were
named USTFCCCA All-Academic selections as well. New Haven had six
selections, Stonehill had five, Southern Connecticut State
University had four and Bentley had three, while former conference
member Uniiversity of Massachusetts Lowell had seven.
For a complete list of the student-athletes recognized, please see below.
The Northeast-10 Conference is an association of 15 NCAA
Division II colleges and universities located in New England and
New York that is committed to supporting balanced academic and
athletic opportunities for more than 6,000 student-athletes. Each
year, 4,000 of those student-athletes compete in conference
championships in 23 sports, making the NE-10 the largest DII
conference in the country. Leading the way in the classroom, on the
field and within the community, the Northeast-10 is proud of its
comprehensive program and the experience it provides
student-athletes.
USTFCCCA
All-Academic Teams
Adelphi (M) – 3.05 GPA
Adelphi (W) – 3.25 GPA
Bentley (M) – 3.33 GPA
Bentley (W) – 3.33 GPA
Franklin Pierce (W) – 3.40 GPA
Merrimack (W) – 3.26 GPA
New Haven (W) – 3.15 GPA
Saint Rose (W) – 3.39 GPA
Stonehill (W) – 3.15 GPA
USTFCCCA
All-Academic Individuals (GPA, major)
Jacqueline Kaste, Adelphi (3.41, Exercise Science)
Caitlin Fahey, Bentley (3.62, Corporate Finance &
Accounting)
Eric Kennedy, Bentley (3.29, Management)
Amy Varsell, Bentley (3.83, Corporate Finance &
Accounting)
Scott Boiko, UMass Lowell (3.38, Biology)
Shannon Cunningham, UMass Lowell (3.25, Criminal Justice)
Diamond Jones, UMass Lowell (3.65, Exercise Physiology)
Karie Judge, UMass Lowell (3.27, Business Administration)
Elisabeth Monty, UMass Lowell (3.39, Nursing)
Kelsey O’Driscoll, UMass Lowell (3.79, Nursing)
Kelly Walton, UMass Lowell (3.56, Civil Engineering)
Briana Conyers, New Haven (3.32, Environmental Science)
Shraya Manick, New Haven (3.52, Criminal Justice)
David Thomas, New Haven (3.30, Criminal Justice)
Ada Udaya, New Haven (3.34, Biology/Pre-Med)
Ivy Watts, New Haven (3.99, Psychology)
Monica Yanez, New Haven (3.69, Chemical Engineering)
Macky Lloyd, Saint Rose (3.83, Childhood Education)
Emma Crowcroft, So. Connecticut (3.94, Exercise Science)
Sarah Hill, So. Connecticut (3.55, Social Work)
Logan Sharpe, So. Connecticut (3.50, Exercise Science)
Titilayo Vanriel, So. Connecticut (3.41, Nursing)
Maria Curit, Stonehill (3.35, Interdisciplinary Studies)
Timothy Johnson, Stonehill (3.26, Marketing)
Elizabeth LaRegina, Stonehill (3.82, Psychology)
Katie Polakowski, Stonehill (3.65, Biochemistry)
Sarah Wilson, Stonehill (3.63, Mathematics)
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