Out of the eight full-time Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference members, Worcester State University placed the most student-athletes on the 2017 MASCAC Fall All-Academic Team with a total of 145 student-athletes.
Student-athletes that compete in championship varsity sports offered by each of the MASCAC institutions during the fall 2017 athletic season and have achieved a 3.20 cumulative or semester-based grade point average during the semester are eligible for selection to the Fall All-Academic Team.
“Our student-athletes continue to get it done in the classroom,” Worcester State Director of Athletics Michael Mudd said. “I am also appreciative of the great job our academic support staff does in helping our student-athletes prosper in the classroom.”
Behind Worcester State was Westfield State University with 123 student-athletes. Bridgewater State University (89), Massachusetts Maritime Academy (77), Fitchburg State University (73), Framingham State University (51), Salem State University (50), MLCA (48), Plymouth State (42), UMass Dartmouth (21), and Western Connecticut State University (18) followed. Overall, there were a total 737 student-athletes honored with the selection to the leagues’ fall 2017 All-Academic Team from 11 institutions.
“The MASCAC had another successful semester as reflected by the large number of student-athletes recognized on the 2017 MASCAC Fall All-Academic Team,” MASCAC Commissioner Angela Baumann said. “Finding success in the classroom is equally as important as success on the field of play which our student-athletes have shown time and time again. I am extremely proud of their academic accomplishments.”
The WSU student-athletes are:
Men’s Cross Country
Richard Custodio
Robert Davis
Patrick Donahue
Orlando Gomez
Joseph Grider
Marques Johnson
Devin Luce
Carlos Nieves
Michael Ricci
Patrick Scheeler
John Shugrue
Christian Torres
Hoang Vo
Women’s Cross Country
Kelsey Bedard
Julianne Bernazani
Emily Bumpus
Julia Carrier
Trisha Cheever
Monika Di Troia
Kaleigh Flagg
Megan Foley
Amanda Gevry
Courtney Guay
Sara McIsaac
Olivia Morin
Justine Murdocca
Elisabeth Olson
Shaylee Puleo
Mia Rogers
Riley Shaughnessy
Kyra Siano
Jamie Sullivan
Kendra Wynn
Field Hockey
Olivia Antonelli
Alexa Bobbin
Sarah Duff
Lauren Fleming
Jenna Jenkins
Michaila Parent
Faith Parker
Rielley Richards
Lindsay Ryan
Kathryn Salemme
Katelyn Santos
Hayley Sutherland
Jolane Thibault
Jessica Wilding
Football
Connor Amann
Dexter Andrews-Delk
Noah Brum
Matthew Bunyon
Anthony Casparriello
Bryce Conroy
Drew Diggins
Bruce Johnson
Michael Kadlick
James King
Dominique Lee
Kirby Martin
Jonathan Moraes
Eric Nunez
Daniel Orlando
Hunter Paupaw
Joshua Ponce De Leon
Isaiah Ramirez
Augustine Ramstrom
Michael Reed
Stephen Smialek
Lenny Then
Patrick Tuohy
Stanley Udor
Christopher Walles
Men’s Golf
Mark Clemente
Sean Corcoran
Aidan DuPont
Brett Erelli
Michael Jezierski
Devan Kane
Michael Manning
Vincenzo Palazzi
Edmond Peladeau
Joseph Saia
Women’s Golf
Olivia Antonelli
Anna Haynes
Cati Morse
Kelly Myrto
Men’s Soccer
Abdullahi Abdullahi
Ryan Almeida
Jason Barrett
Eric Davis
Vincent Demattia
Mathew Dent
Justin Echeverry
Abdulrazak Frederick
Andre Ipojuca
Ryan Kinsella
Manasseh Konadu
Mitzschael Myrthil
Kwame Ofori
Alessandro Romeo
Women’s Soccer
Skylar Alves
Jillian Anderson
Kaitlin Beluzo
Emily Bender
Talia Borci
Justine Butler
Caroline Cyr
Nicolette DiPilla
Rachel Dixson
Madelyn Fong
Nicole Gifford
Morgan Goozey
Megan Gurlitz
Ashleigh Howland
Jennah Kellie
Tsara LeBlanc
Amber Lempke
Jenna Martin
Jenna Matthew
Emily Remicio
Beth Spinazzola
Christina Spinos
Jillian Zinkus
Women’s Tennis
Dominique Alves
Isabel Badeau
Emma Collings
Rachel Green
Nathalie Khafaga
Victoria Konicki
Marisa Lombardi
Monika Mularski
Alexis Silk
Lauren Taylor
Valerie Tocco
Volleyball
Emily Carens
Stephanie Chapin
Katherine Gagnon
Katrina Kangwijaya
Amari King
Madison Kuzio
Megan Leavens
Lauren Murphy
Marissa Proia
Rebekah Riley
Madison Rowland
Portions of this release courtesy of Emily Loux from MASCAC Media Relations
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