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CLEVELAND – Several College of Computing students are among 131 student-athletes that received an Academic Achievement Award from the Division 2 Athletics Directors Association (D2 ADA) for the 2023-24 academic year. The Academic Achievement Awards, in its 17th year, recognizes the academic accomplishments of student-athletes at the NCAA Division II level. The College of Computing students are below.
- Olivia Gette, Soccer (General Computing)
- Anna Syracuse, Soccer (Computer Science)
- Callen Carrier, Men’s Cross Country (Computer Science)
- Emily Cojocaru, Women’s Tennis (Computer Science)
For the second straight year, there were more than 19,000 student-athletes recognized (19,774) from 192 institutions for the 2023-24 Academic Achievement Awards. This year’s total is the highest in the program’s history. In total, 167,396 student-athletes have been recognized since the inception of the awards program.
“The goal of this program since inception has been to showcase the amazing student-athletes, coaches and staff, across our Division II landscape. We are fortunate to recognize such deserving individuals on an annual basis,” said Mike McFarland, director of athletics at Bloomsburg University and current D2 ADA President. “We couldn’t be prouder of the work that these individuals put into their craft. Our industry will be a better place as these student-athletes head out into the real world.”
To qualify for this honor, the following must occur:
- The Athletic Director MUST BE a CURRENT dues-paying member of the D2 ADA.
- Student-athletes must have …
- a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
- have attended a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college-level work
- have been an active member of an intercollegiate team during his/her last academic year
All Huskies Honored:
- Lindy Ouijri, Volleyball
- Meg Raabe, Volleyball
- Riley Stichter, Volleyball
- Kaycee Meiners, Volleyball
- Zoe Rhines, Volleyball
- Kate Walch, Volleyball
- Lauren Richards, Volleyball
- Alayna Corwin, Volleyball
- Kiersen Korienek, Soccer
- Jordan Noble, Soccer
- Mikayla Marshalek, Soccer
- Julia Pietila, Soccer
- Gracie VanLangevelde, Soccer
- Grace Hoeppner, Soccer
- Taylor Noble, Soccer
- Olivia Gette, Soccer (General Computing)
- Anna Syracuse, Soccer (Computer Science)
- Makenna Sanom, Soccer
- Avery McNally, Soccer
- Bri Barrows, Soccer
- Emilie Clayton, Soccer
- Ella Roach, Soccer
- Clara Murchison, Soccer
- Anabel Needham, Women’s Cross Country
- Mady VanWieren, Women’s Cross Country
- Hannah Loughlin, Women’s Cross Country
- Ingrid Halverson, Women’s Cross Country
- Cedar Gordon, Women’s Cross Country
- Ingrid Seagren, Women’s Cross Country
- Claire Endres, Women’s Cross Country
- Elsa Huckels, Women’s Cross Country
- Stephen Loparo, Men’s Cross Country
- Sam Lange, Men’s Cross Country
- Nik Thomas, Men’s Cross Country
- Nick McKenzie, Men’s Cross Country
- Stanley Elder, Men’s Cross Country
- Kyle Samluk, Men’s Cross Country
- Callen Carrier, Men’s Cross Country (Computer Science)
- Kenny Abraham, Men’s Cross Country
- Jon Wildey, Men’s Cross Country
- Michael Marshall, Men’s Cross Country
- Donavan Mattson, Men’s Cross Country
- Robert Dwyer, Men’s Cross Country
- Josh Lynch, Men’s Cross Country
- Nathan Luczak, Men’s Cross Country
- Ben Conlin, Men’s Cross Country
- Wesley Beck, Men’s Cross Country
- Sam Ahern, Football
- Sam Kinne, Football
- James Daanen, Football
- Drew Collins, Football
- Connor Cardell, Football
- Josh Cribben, Football
- Dante Basanese, Football
- Bryant Maki, Football
- Gabe Frontuto, Football
- Owen Watson, Football
- Marc Sippel, Football
- Collin Hicks, Football
- Junyoung Chung, Football
- Nathan Vereeke, Football
- Drew Wyble, Football
- Joe Hartlieb, Football
- Jonathon Lafave, Football
- Brandon Michalak, Football
- Liam McDonough, Football
- Kolby Hindenach, Football
- Michael Bates Jr., Football
- Will Marano, Football
- Ethan Post, Football
- Colton Salani, Football
- Alex Smith, Football
- Isabella Lenz, Women’s Basketball
- Maryellen Trewhella, Women’s Basketball
- Katelyn Meister, Women’s Basketball
- Mady Draak, Women’s Basketball
- Lydia Schaible, Women’s Basketball
- Sara Dax, Women’s Basketball
- Alex Rondorf, Women’s Basketball
- Olivia Laven, Women’s Nordic
- Anabel Needham, Women’s Nordic
- Marie Sølverud Wangen, Women’s Nordic
- Ingrid Halverson, Women’s Nordic
- Alice McKnight, Women’s Nordic
- Cat Stow, Women’s Nordic
- Tryg Solberg, Men’s Nordic
- Skylar Patten, Men’s Nordic
- Jasper Johnston, Men’s Nordic
- Wes Campbell, Men’s Nordic
- Colin Freed, Men’s Nordic
- Peyton LaCombe, Men’s Basketball
- Logan Geissler, Men’s Basketball
- Josh Terrian, Men’s Basketball
- Adam Hobson, Men’s Basketball
- Nate Abel, Men’s Basketball
- Marcus Tomashek, Men’s Basketball
- Tyler Robarge, Men’s Basketball
- Chiara Heinz, Women’s Tennis
- Marina Fernandez, Women’s Tennis
- Emily Cojocaru, Women’s Tennis (Computer Science)
- Leon Sell, Men’s Tennis
- Vitor Jordao, Men’s Tennis
- Ambarish Rao, Men’s Tennis
- Ricardo Nunez, Men’s Tennis
- Adam Fenjiro, Men’s Tennis
- Mady VanWieren, Women’s Track & Field
- Mya Ghazale, Women’s Track & Field
- Cedar Gordon, Women’s Track & Field
- Ingrid Seagren, Women’s Track & Field
- Ashley Plum, Women’s Track & Field
- Elsa Huckels, Women’s Track & Field
- Stephen Loparo, Men’s Track & Field
- Sam Lange, Men’s Track & Field
- Nik Thomas, Men’s Track & Field
- Kyle Samluk, Men’s Track & Field
- Kurtis Bronz, Men’s Track & Field
- Stanley Elder, Men’s Track & Field
- Ryan Schwiderson, Men’s Track & Field
- Landon Cosby, Men’s Track & Field
- Toby Bonner, Men’s Track & Field
- Kenny Abraham, Men’s Track & Field
- Jon Wildey, Men’s Track & Field
- Callen Carrier, Men’s Track & Field
- Michael Marshall, Men’s Track & Field
- Donavan Mattson, Men’s Track & Field
- Ben Conlin, Men’s Track & Field
- Wesley Beck, Men’s Track & Field
- Nathan Luczak, Men’s Track & Field
- Josh Lynch, Men’s Track & Field
- Sawyer Fowler, Men’s Track & Field
- John Paul Norland, Men’s Track & Field
About D2 ADA: The D2 ADA is the first organization of its kind to provide educational and networking opportunities; enhancement of acceptable operating standards and ethics; and establishment of the overall prestige and understanding of the profession of Division II athletics directors. For more information about the D2 ADA, please visit www.div2ada.com. The D2 ADA is administered by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), which is in its 59th year. For more information on NACDA and the 18 professional associations that fall under its umbrella, please visit www.nacda.com.