Millersville Produces 102 Scholar-Athletes for Second Straight Year
6/25/2009 3:56:41 PM | General
Millersville, Pa. — With the 2008-09 academic and athletic schedules in the books, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) announced that 102 Millersville student-athletes were named PSAC Scholar-Athletes on Monday afternoon.
Millersville, which sponsors 22 intercollegiate sports, also boasted 102 PSAC Scholar-Athletes during the 2007-08 academic and athletic year.
The men's and women's track and field/cross country teams had the most scholar-athletes, with the women having 15, and the men 13. Women's soccer had nine scholar-athletes, while women's swimming had eight. Football and field hockey each had seven student-athletes earn recognition.
To be eligible for the scholar-athlete awards, student-athletes must earn at least a 3.25 cumulative grade point average while competing in an intercollegiate varsity sport. Among all of the PSAC institutions, 1,859 scholar-athletes earned the distinction of PSAC Scholar-Athlete, up from 1,488 last year. Gannon and Mercyhurst both joined the PSAC and helped bump up the number of recognized student-athletes. Each scholar-athlete will be awarded a certificate of distinction.
The following is the complete list of Millersville's PSAC Scholar-Athletes by sport:
Baseball
Miles Gallagher
Charlie Haley
Andrew Hunt
Lance Miller
Ryan Stauffer
Men's Basketball
Zac Bauermaster
Mike Seibert
Women's Basketball
Emily Balogh
Jenna Craig
Jenna Philo
Field Hockey
Casie Baer
Krista Bupp
Jessica Cave
Sara Dickinson
Nicole Rayson
Elizabeth Wawrzyniak
Emily Woodland
Football
Andy Brown
Andrew Downs
Greg Frantz
Matt Harmon
Stephen Kuter
Ethan Longenecker
Andrew Tulio
Men's Golf
Shane Henry
Brian Olinger
Women's Lacrosse
Emily Colburn
Lindsay Keeley
Katie Moatz
Lindsay Toriello
Men's Soccer
Thomas Bargmann
Ethan Daubert
Ryan Kiley
Steve Melnick
Kurt Pleier
Shane Seabrook
Women's Soccer
Tess Briggs
Ariel Gehringer
Sam Korczycowski
Kerry Krammer
Stephanie Mellott
Niki Roberts
Allison Snyder
Taylor Suskie
Nicki Conzentino
Softball
Casey Coker
Courtney Eckman
Sarah Ernesto
Emily Flieger
Women's Swimming
Christina Breznak
Kate Evans
Amy Leiphart
Breann Martinez
Amie Mowery
Lauren Puglia
Kara Rapp
Courtney Wallace
Men's Tennis
Colton Brown
Marty O'Hora
Drew Slocum
Women's Tennis
Amanda Carello
Michelle DeStefano
Jenny Habecker
Andrea Konas
Kacy Talone
Men's Track and Field/Cross Country
Jim Boyer
Zach Kelchner
Jared Kneebone
Adam Malloy
James McBride
Michael Parker
Jeff Rafach
David Walton
Peter Hafer
Adam Kravatz
Scott Pasternacki
Matthew Rogers
Nick Sperry
Women's Track and Field/Cross Country
Elicia Anderson
Katie Dutch
Samantha Edmiston
Toni Marie Ellis
Sarah Fink
Megeara Glah
Kate Higgins
Priscilla Jennings
Sarah Tull
Lindsay Clark
Beth Fry
Krysty Geesey
Heather Miller
Chrissy Savage
Grace Tancredi
Women's Volleyball
Kellie Conahan
Devin Fortney
Allison Huss
Marissa Lewis
Laura Navin
Lauren Wallick
Wrestling
Sean Andel
Josh Evans
Mike Greck
Millersville, which sponsors 22 intercollegiate sports, also boasted 102 PSAC Scholar-Athletes during the 2007-08 academic and athletic year.
The men's and women's track and field/cross country teams had the most scholar-athletes, with the women having 15, and the men 13. Women's soccer had nine scholar-athletes, while women's swimming had eight. Football and field hockey each had seven student-athletes earn recognition.
To be eligible for the scholar-athlete awards, student-athletes must earn at least a 3.25 cumulative grade point average while competing in an intercollegiate varsity sport. Among all of the PSAC institutions, 1,859 scholar-athletes earned the distinction of PSAC Scholar-Athlete, up from 1,488 last year. Gannon and Mercyhurst both joined the PSAC and helped bump up the number of recognized student-athletes. Each scholar-athlete will be awarded a certificate of distinction.
The following is the complete list of Millersville's PSAC Scholar-Athletes by sport:
Baseball
Miles Gallagher
Charlie Haley
Andrew Hunt
Lance Miller
Ryan Stauffer
Men's Basketball
Zac Bauermaster
Mike Seibert
Women's Basketball
Emily Balogh
Jenna Craig
Jenna Philo
Field Hockey
Casie Baer
Krista Bupp
Jessica Cave
Sara Dickinson
Nicole Rayson
Elizabeth Wawrzyniak
Emily Woodland
Football
Andy Brown
Andrew Downs
Greg Frantz
Matt Harmon
Stephen Kuter
Ethan Longenecker
Andrew Tulio
Men's Golf
Shane Henry
Brian Olinger
Women's Lacrosse
Emily Colburn
Lindsay Keeley
Katie Moatz
Lindsay Toriello
Men's Soccer
Thomas Bargmann
Ethan Daubert
Ryan Kiley
Steve Melnick
Kurt Pleier
Shane Seabrook
Women's Soccer
Tess Briggs
Ariel Gehringer
Sam Korczycowski
Kerry Krammer
Stephanie Mellott
Niki Roberts
Allison Snyder
Taylor Suskie
Nicki Conzentino
Softball
Casey Coker
Courtney Eckman
Sarah Ernesto
Emily Flieger
Women's Swimming
Christina Breznak
Kate Evans
Amy Leiphart
Breann Martinez
Amie Mowery
Lauren Puglia
Kara Rapp
Courtney Wallace
Men's Tennis
Colton Brown
Marty O'Hora
Drew Slocum
Women's Tennis
Amanda Carello
Michelle DeStefano
Jenny Habecker
Andrea Konas
Kacy Talone
Men's Track and Field/Cross Country
Jim Boyer
Zach Kelchner
Jared Kneebone
Adam Malloy
James McBride
Michael Parker
Jeff Rafach
David Walton
Peter Hafer
Adam Kravatz
Scott Pasternacki
Matthew Rogers
Nick Sperry
Women's Track and Field/Cross Country
Elicia Anderson
Katie Dutch
Samantha Edmiston
Toni Marie Ellis
Sarah Fink
Megeara Glah
Kate Higgins
Priscilla Jennings
Sarah Tull
Lindsay Clark
Beth Fry
Krysty Geesey
Heather Miller
Chrissy Savage
Grace Tancredi
Women's Volleyball
Kellie Conahan
Devin Fortney
Allison Huss
Marissa Lewis
Laura Navin
Lauren Wallick
Wrestling
Sean Andel
Josh Evans
Mike Greck
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