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Student-athletes who compete in championship varsity sports offered by each of the MASCAC institutions during the course of the Fall and Winter 2018 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/Winter All-Academic Team.
Worcester State landed the second most student-athletes on the All-Academic Team, trailing only Westfield State, with 207 student-athletes. In total, 1,105 student-athletes from the conference received recognition.
Each of the 15 varsity fall and winter teams were represented on the All-Academic Team. The Lancers women’s basketball had the highest percentage of its student-athletes named to the team, at 83 percent. Women’s volleyball (81 percent) was second, and women’s cross country (80 percent) was third.
“I am proud that our student-athletes continue to do great things in the classroom as well as in competition,” said Michael Mudd, director of athletics at Worcester State. “This fall, our student-athletes set a new standard of academic success. I also appreciate the efforts of our academic support team and coaches who also play a strong role in the success of our student-athletes.”
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*This story was updated on 5FEB2019 to reflect a grade adjustment that qualified a men’s soccer player for the all-academic team, bringing the total from 177 to 178.
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