Kutztown University

The following are press releases for the Kutztown University Athletic Department, released during the time listed above. For more information, contact the sports information office.

February 29, 2008

KU Women’s Cross Country Honored by USTFCCCA

KUTZTOWN, Pa. – The Kutztown University Women’s Cross Country team has been named a Division II All-Academic Team for the 2007 season by the U. S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).

For schools to qualify, the student-athletes must have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher. The Golden Bears finished the 2006 fall semester with a 3.49 GPA, which was the 29th highest out of the 99 women’s teams honored.

Kutztown, under head coach Ray Hoffman, placed fifth at the PSAC Championships and third at the NCAA East Regionals this past season.

This is the 10th-consecutive year the cross country team has received this honor.

Kutztown University’s women’s basketball team was idle on Wednesday, but still saw its post-season hopes extinguished when East Stroudsburg defeated Mansfield, 64-44. The win by ESU gives the Warriors the fourth and final berth for the PSAC Playoffs from the Eastern Division. Kutztown (11-15, 4-7 PSAC East) will conclude its season at Keystone Hall on Saturday against East Stroudsburg.

February 25, 2008

KU FIELD HOCKEY TEAM AND PLAYERS RECEIVE NATIONAL ACADEMIC AWARD

KUTZTOWN, PA – Sixteen members of the Kutztown University field hockey team were named to the National Academic Squad by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA).

Kutztown was also honored with a 2007 NFHCA Division II National Academic team award, posting the second highest team grade-point average (GPA) of 3.38. Leading the way was Mansfield University with a 3.42. Bentley College was third with a 3.35 GPA. Mercyhurst College was fourth (3.29). Rounding out the top five awards was C.W. Post (3.29).

Jennifer Belfatti (jr. Hatfield/Lansdale Catholic), a speech pathology major with a 3.64 GPA, was named to the 2007 Longstreth/NFHCA Division II All-America Second-Team, as well as first-team All-PSAC in 2007.

Monica Detweiler (fr. Souderton/Christopher Dock) is an elementary education major who played in nine games, scoring one goal and registering an assist. She has a 3.40 GPA.

Courtney Geibel (jr. Mifflintown/Juniata), a biology major with a 3.53 GPA, started all 22 games for the Golden Bears. She was a 2006 and 2007 All-PSAC second team honoree and a 2005 PSAC Scholar-Athlete.

Carrie Healey (so. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North), played in 22 games, starting six, scoring eight goals and tallying four assists, good for 20 points. Her 20 points ranks her fifth on the team. She is a special education major with a 3.40 GPA.

Jacqueline Healey (fr. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North), played in two games this season. She is a medical technology major with a 4.00 GPA.

Kelley Healey (jr. Toms River, NJ/Toms River North), biology major with a 3.90 grade-point average, was named to the PSAC Top 10, Healey holds a 3.90 cumulative grade-point average as a biology major. She earned first-team National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-America honors, her third-career All-America award, this season. She tallied 17 goals and set a single-season school record with 14 assists. Healey was also named to first-team All-PSAC honors.

A secondary education major, Heather Hoxter (sr. Glenmore/Octorara) was named to the NFHCA Academic Squad in 2005, 2006, and 2007 along with being a PSAC Scholar Athlete. In her senior season, Hoxter played in 15 games and scored three goals. She has a 3.52 GPA.

Alyssa Matlese (so. Hackettstown, NJ/Hackettstown), a secondary education-chemistry major, played in 20 games, startging 12, and had six goals and nine assists as a midfielder/back. She has a 3.73 GPA.

Blayke Narehood (fr. Reedsville/Indian Valley) played in 11 games. Narehood’s major is undeclared. She has a 3.33 GPA.

Elementary education major Abbey Sheeler (fr. Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights) played in 19 games as a freshman, starting two. She had 12 points on the year (4g., 2a.). She has a 3.80 GPA.

Whitney Stum (jr. Landisburg/West Perry), a criminal justice major with a 3.38 GPA, started every game for the Golden Bears on defense, scoring two goals and tallying an assist. Stum was also named to the PSAC second-team for the first time in her career, and was a PSAC Scholar-Athlete a season ago.

Anne Waapu (so. Hastings, NEW ZEALAND) is a psychology major who had a breakout season in her second year, starting 18 of 22 games, and was second on the team with 12 goals. She has a 3.60 GPA.

Melissa Watson (fr. Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes) an electronic media major with a 3.40 GPA, played in three games in net, making nine saves.

Madison Weary (so. Palmyra/Palmyra), a political science major with a 3.67 GPA, played in seven games for the Golden Bears in her sophomore season.

Laura Wieder (sr. Emmaus/Emmaus), an elementary education major, played in 14 games and started two of them in 2007. She has a 3.64 GPA.

Courtney Zook (fr. Oley/Oley Valley) an elementary education major, played in 13 games, and started two.

The Golden Bears finished the 2007 season with a 17-5 record and 11-3 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. KU fell to Bloomsburg University in both the PSAC Championship quarterfinals as well as in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University basketball player Ryan Washington (r-fr. Glenside/Wissahickon) was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East Rookie of the Week for his efforts on the week of Feb 24 to March 1.

This past week, KU went 1-1, but Washington played outstanding, scoring 12 points, and grabbing 28 rebounds in two contests.

In KU’s defeat at Millersville on Feb. 20, Washington scored only four points, but set a career high with 18 rebounds in the loss.

Against Cheyney on Saturday, Washington had eight points and 10 rebounds, to go along with three assists.

Washington, who joined the team midseason after transferring to KU from Indiana (Pa.), is averaging 8.5 points and 7.7 rebounds in 16 contests. This award is Washington’s fourth rookie of the week honor on the season. Washington last won the award on Feb. 11.

KU will next be in action Wednesday as it plays host to Columbia Union University from Keystone Hall. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Bingnear Attains First-Team Football Gazette All-America honors, Quiles Honorable mention

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University seniors Brian Bingnear (Boothwyn/Chichester) and Elfren Quiles (New Britain, Conn./New Britain) were named to the Football Gazette All-America squads with Bingnear earning first-team accolades and Quiles receiving honorable mention status.

On the defensive side of the ball, Bingnear was a rock in the secondary for the Golden Bears the past four seasons.

This season, Bingnear moved from free to strong safety, and led the PSAC in tackles with 118 (71 solo, 47 ast.) and averaged 10.3 tackles a contest. The defensive leader also had four picks, which tied him for second in the conference.

Last year, he was a Third Team Football Gazette All-American, and is also a two-time Football Gazette All-Northeast Region honoree as well as two time Daktronics Northeast All-Region honoree. Bingnear was also a First-Team All-PSAC East in his final two seasons at KU.

Bingnear ends his illustrious career in maroon and gold with 276 tackles and 8 interceptions.

Quiles led the Golden Bears with 64 receptions for 1,187 yards and eight touchdowns on the year.

Quiles also ranked highly on the national level, as he ended his senior season averaging 118.7 yards a game, good for second in Division II. He also averaged 6.4 catches a game, ranking him 16^th in the nation.

His prowess on the field earned him an invitation to the 2008 Cactus Bowl, a Division II All-Star Game which features the nation’s top players and allows the participants to be evaluated by pro scouts. In the contest, Quiles grabbed one reception for 13 yards.

In KU’s first contest of the season against Southern Connecticut State, Quiles had 12 catches for 211 yards and a score. However, Quiles went on to outdo that performance later in the season.

In his performance against PSAC rival Bloomsburg on Oct. 6, the senior torched the Husky defense for an NCAA Division II season high of 308 receiving yards.

For his career, Quiles was named first-team All-PSAC East this season to go along with the all-region honors.

A year ago, he set the Kutztown University single-season touchdown record for a season with 12, and was named team MVP.

Quiles ends his two-year career at KU with 118 catches for 2,003 yards and 20 touchdowns.

Under the guidance of second-year head coach Raymond Monica, the Golden Bears finished the season with a record of 5-6 and went 2-3 against PSAC East competition.

These awards mark the 20^th year Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, a recognized authority on small college, football, has selected an NCAA Division II All-America team. The national publication selected All-Region teams with the first-team and second-team All-Region players from each of the four geographic regions (Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest) comprising the national ballot, which was voted upon by a select national panel.

A total of 146 players earned a form of Football Gazette All-America honors. Players from 72 of the 150 football-playing schools in Division II earned accolades.

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Michelle Hughes (Sr, Warminster/William Tennent) of the Kutztown University women’s indoor track and field team, was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Week after her performance at the Susquehanna Invitational last weekend.

At Susquehanna, Hughes placed third in the shot put with a distance of 37-11.25, and came in second in the weight throw with a season-best mark of 48-1.75. Her distance in the weight throw ranks among the top throws in the conference.

Hughes and the KU indoor track and field team will be back in action on Feb. 23 at Princeton University.

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference softball coaches have chosen the Kutztown University softball as the favorite to win the PSAC East in the 2008 season.

The Golden Bears were picked to finish ahead of No. 12 Bloomsburg, East Stroudsburg, Shippensburg, Millersville, Mansfield and West Chester, respectively.

KU looks to repeat as PSAC East Champions as it is coming off of a 22-2 PSAC record. KU was defeated in the PSAC Tournament by Lock Haven, but the Golden Bears are poised and reloaded as they look to build on their 2007 PSAC East campaign. KU owned the conference's best offense last season. The Golden Bear offense posted a .349 team batting average while scoring 416 runs in 61 games.

The Golden Bears are led by the PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year and All-American Steph Denlinger (jr. Harleysville/Souderton) and Eastern Division Pitcher of the Year Katlin Arbogast (so. Ambler/Wissahickon). Denlinger put together an incredible sophomore season as she hit a conference-high .507, which was .92 points better than any other player in the league last season, and scored a conference-high 70 runs, 24 home runs, and 73 runs batted in. Junior All-American Ashley Fitzgerald (jr. Kitchener, ONTARIO/Resurrection) will re-join Denlinger in the Golden Bears lineup and had 76 hits and 131 total bases a year ago.

Arbogast will lead KU's defense as she attempts to match or better her incredible freshman season in which she compiled a 27-9 record. She set KU records in wins, strikeouts (287) and complete games (29) while tossing 249.1 innings to go along with a 1.87 ERA in 40 appearances. The Golden Bear defense posted a .957 fielding percentage as they backed Arbogast.

KU started off their 2008 campaign on a strong note this past weekend as they traveled to Aiken, S.C., and defeated No. 3 Columbus State University and No. 23 Georgia College & State University, both by the score of 4-2. KU also defeated USC-Pembroke and host squad USC-Aiken, while falling to Augusta State 3-2.

Starring at the plate for KU in the tournament were Fitzgerald and Maria Schiavo (so. Old Forge/Old Forge). Fitzgerald was 6-of-14 with a double, a homer and two RBIs, while Schiavo was 5-of-15 from the dish with a double and three RBIs.

Two hurlers won two games on the tournament for KU, as Monica Glomb (fr. Mars/Mars) made her first collegiate appearances, throwing 14 innings, while allowing 13 hits and striking out seven. Arbogast also started the year off well, picking up two victories, (one in relief) while hurling 12.1 innings, allowing only three runs and striking out 21.

The Golden Bears will return to action Feb. 29 when they travel to Salisbury, N.C., for the Catawba University Tournament.

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Six runners from the Kutztown University women’s cross country team were named to the 2007 U.S. Track and Field and Cross-Country Coaches Association All-Academic Team.

The Golden Bears, under head coach Ray Hoffman, also were named an All-Academic team by the USTFCCCA.

Joanna Horstmann (jr. Downingtown/
Downingtown West), Jolene Collins (so. Palmyra/Palmyra), Hailey Dell (jr. Saranac Lake, N.Y./Saranac Lake), Kristin Green (sr. Camp Hill/Camp Hill), Maureen Watson (so. Walnutport/Allentown Central Cath.) and Stephanie Williams (sr. Harrisburg/Riverside) were among those honored.

The team finished fifth at the PSAC Championships and was third at the NCAA Division II East Regionals.

Williams, the lone KU senior on the squad who finished second at the East Regionals, has a GPA of 3.46 and is majoring in marketing. Also finishing in the top 10 at regionals was Horstmann, who is a leisure and sports studies major with a 3.42 GPA. Both Golden Bears competed at nationals, with Horstmann finishing 48th and Williams coming in 68th.

Watson finished 19th at regionals and carries a 3.44 GPA in secondary education/mathematics. Dell finished 34th at East Regionals and has a 3.81 GPA in secondary education. Collins, who placed 79th, carries a 3.47 GPA in elementary education.

Green, a political science/criminal justice major, had the highest GPA on the team with a 3.97, and finished 73rd at regionals.

The University of Tampa led all Division II institutions on the list with seven All-Academic team members. Seattle Pacific and KU each had six members on the All-Academic team. Bentley, Missouri Southern State, Nebraska-Kearney, Pittsburg State and Stonehill each had five student-athletes on the All-Academic team.

To qualify for the individual All-Academic honors, the student-athlete must have completed 24 semester or 36 quarter hours and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 on a 4.0 scale. The student-athletes must also finish in the top 30 percent of individual participants at their respective regional cross country championships.

Adams State, which has won the last five championships in cross country and 13 overall, was named the All-Academic Team of the Year. A total of 99 Division II women's teams were recognized.

To be eligible for the team academic honor, institutions must list all student-athletes whose names appear on the NCAA eligibility form and who have competed in 50 percent or more of the cross country competitions on the team’s schedule. Additionally, the team must compete at the NCAA Division II regional championships and have a team cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

February 12, 2008

BEN, McQUADE, TAKE HOME LEHIGH VALLEY & PSAC HONORS

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University's Dave Ben (jr, Coatesville/Coatesville), of the men’s basketball team, was named Lehigh Valley Small College Basketball Media Organization Peter Nevins Player of the Year for the second-straight season. Melissa McQuade (fr. Pittsburgh/Shaler), of the women's basketball team, was named to the LVSCBMO Team of the Year.

Also, both players were recognized by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference for their efforts during the week of Feb. 3 to Feb. 9, with Ben being named PSAC East Co-Player of the Week and McQuade taking home the PSAC East Rookie of the Week award.

Ben, who was named PSAC East Player of the Week for the first time this season, helped guide the Golden Bears to a 2-0 record this past week, as he averaged 24.0 points and 5.0 boards per contest.

With KU coming out cold in the first half against East Stroudsburg, Ben came to the rescue in the second half, scoring 24 points in the second frame, giving him a career-high 32 points in the game. Against West Chester, Ben propelled another second-half comeback, as he scored 16 points and hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:05 left to seal the victory. On the week, Ben hit 18-of-34 field goals. Ben shares the PSAC East Player of the Week award with Millersville’s Charlie Parker.

Ben is now averaging 16.5 points a game, eighth in the conference.

Ben wins the LVSCBMO Player of the Year award for the second straight season. The award is given to the top player in the Lehigh Valley area. Voting is conducted by the organization's members, including media from the Lehigh Valley, as well as coaches and sports information directors from Cedar Crest, Delaware Valley, DeSales, East Stroudsburg, KU, Moravian and Muhlenberg.

The player of the year award is named in memory of longtime East Stroudsburg sports information director Pete Nevins, who was one of the founding members of the organization. Nevins passed away last year.

For the women, McQuade continued her stellar freshman campaign in maroon and gold as she was named the PSAC East Rookie of the Week for the fourth time.

On the week, McQuade turned in two double-doubles. Against East Stroudsburg on Feb.6, the freshman scored a career-high 20 points and ripped down 11 boards. On Feb.9 against West Chester, the rookie followed up that performance with 12 points and 10 rebounds. In the two games, McQuade was also 6-of-13 from the 3-point arc.

McQuade is second on the team averaging 10.0 points a game and leads the team in rebounds with 8.1 a contest.

Both KU squads return to action Wednesday at Mansfield University with the women tipping off at 5:30 p.m. and the men to follow at 7:30 p.m.

February 11, 2008

Sassaman named to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Greg Sassaman (sr., Blairstown, N.J./North Warren Regional H.S.) has been named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District team for his efforts in the classroom for the 2007 season.

Sassaman, a physics major, had a cumulative GPA of 3.76, and was also one of seven men’s soccer players to be named to KU’s Dean's list.

On the field, Sassaman was KU’s main offensive weapon, as he tallied eight goals and four assists, for a team-leading 20 points. His eight goals tied him for seventh in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference and his 20 points tied him for eight in the conference.

Sassaman was the only PSAC player to be named to the first-team squad.

The District II College Division consists of all NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA colleges and universities in Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. To be eligible, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore with a 3.2 cumulative grade-point average and a starter or significant reserve on his or her team.

February 11, 2008

KU INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD RANKED NATIONALLY by ustfccca

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — The Kutztown University men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams received national rankings in the latest USTFCCCA Division II Coaches Power Rankings released Monday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

The men’s team is ranked fourth with 227.52 points, behind third-ranked Shippensburg (239.22). Adams State (256.02) is first and Ashland University (252.94) is ranked second. Northern State completes the top five.

On the women’s side, KU is ranked sixth with 206.78 points. Ashland University is ranked first (242.48), while Missouri Southern State (227.98), Adams State (219.17), Lewis University (209.35) and Winona State(208.77) complete the top five.

KU will compete Saturday at the Susquehanna Invitational.

February 6, 2008

KU Baseball, Softball Ready for First Pitches This Weekend
Golden Bear Baseball picked to finish second in PSAC East

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — The defending Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division championship Kutztown University baseball and softball teams will begin their seasons this weekend. They will be the first league teams to compete in 2008.

The Golden Bear baseball team is coming off an incredible 2007 season, in which KU was 49-7 overall and 19-1 in the PSAC East. Kutztown was projected to finish second in the PSAC East, in voting conducted by the division's coaches. West Chester is the pre-season favorite. Mansfield was picked third, followed by Bloomsburg, East Stroudsburg and Millersville.

The defending North Atlantic Regional champion Golden Bears will get their season underway with a doubleheader at Barton College in Wilson N.C. on Saturday, with another twinbill to follow on Sunday.

Kutztown's softball team also had a magical season in 2007, finishing with an overall mark of 43-18, including a 22-2 record in the PSAC East. The pre-season PSAC East softball poll is slated to be released next week.

The KU softball team will travel to Aiken S.C. for six games, three on Saturday and three on Sunday. The Golden Bears face UNC-Pembroke, Augusta State and Columbus State on Saturday, and Georgia College & State, USC-Aiken and Alderson-Broaddus on Sunday.

For complete season previews of the Golden Bear baseball and softball teams: BASEBALL | SOFTBALL

Feb 5, 2008

WASHINGTON EARNS THIRD-STRAIGHT ROOKIE OF THE WEEK AWARD

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University basketball player Ryan Washington (r-fr. Glenside/Wissahickon) was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East Rookie of the Week for his efforts on the week of Jan. 28 to Feb 2.

This past week, KU went 0-2, but Washington continued his stellar play, scoring 30 points, grabbing 18 rebounds and dishing out nine assists. In their non-conference contest on Jan. 30 against University of the District of Columbia, Washington had the best game of his young career with season highs in points with 19 and rebounds with 13. The redshirt freshman also dished out four assists and blocked a shot.

Against Cheyney on Feb. 2, Washington had 11 points and five rebounds, to go along with five assists and a block.

Washington, who joined the team midseason after transferring to KU from Indiana (Pa.), is averaging 9.5 points and seven rebounds in 10 contests. This award is Washington’s third consecutive rookie of the week award.

KU will next be in action Wednesday at East Stroudsburg University. Tip-off is scheduled for 8 p.m.

Feb. 5, 2008

KU FALL DEAN’S LIST INCLUDES 83 STUDENT-ATHLETES

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University recently announced its dean’s list for the Fall 2007 semester. Among those recognized were 83 Golden Bear student-athletes.

Students must have a grade-point average (GPA) of at least 3.60 with the completion of at least 12 credit hours for the semester to qualify for the dean’s list.

The 83 student-athletes broke the school-record for a semester. The previous mark was 81, set in three different semesters, fall 2004, spring 2005 and spring 2007.

KU’s dean’s list student-athletes represent 21 sports. They are as follows:

Baseball
Corey Buletza (fr. St. Clair/Pottsville)
Ryan Cassidy (so. Langhorne/Archbishop Wood)
Steven Craig (jr. Wilkes-Barre/Bishop Hoban)
Jared Frey (fr. Mohrsville/Schuylkill Valley)
Darin Gorski (fr. Mount Joy/Donegal)
Justin Jachowicz (sr. Summit Hill/Panther Valley)
Trent Mertz (fr. Kutztown/Kutztown)

Women’s Basketball

Katie Dovey (so. Willow Hill/Fannett-Metal)

Melissa McQuade (fr. Pittsburgh/Shaler)

Brittany Percich (fr. Owings, Md./Northern)

Meredith Starr (fr. Richmond, Va./Monacan)

Mercedes Van Wagner (sr. Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Regional)

Rachel Wisemiller (so. Hazleton/Hazleton)

Cheerleading

April Beidler (so. Hatfield/North Penn)

Sarah Ruth (sr. Hershey/Hershey)

Brittany Stitz (sr. Horsham/Hatboro-Horsham)

Vanessa Vonelli (so. Pen Argyl/Pius X)

Kristen Yates (jr. Lansdale/North Penn)

Women’s Cross Country/Indoor, Outdoor Track and Field

Michele Celenza (so. Lansdale/North Penn)

Katie Colburn (fr. Hanover/South Western)

Hailey Dell (jr. Saranac Lake, N.Y./Saranac Lake)

Laura Deller (sr. York/Dallastown)

Cheryl Dingman (jr. Lansdale/North Penn)

Jessica Donovan (jr. Newtown/Pennsbury)

Kristin Green (jr. Camp Hill/Camp Hill)

Joanna Horstmann (jr. Downingtown/Downingtown West)

Katelyn Katzgrau (sr. West Milford, N.J./Pope John XXIII)

Kim Lenhart (fr. Lancaster/Hempfield)

Lynn Lisofsky (fr. Wilkes-Barre/Coughlin)

Alyson Serafin (fr. Slatington/Northern Lehigh)

Nicole Sirico (sr. Milford/Delaware Valley)

Christina Taylor (fr. Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg)

Maureen Watson (so. Walnutport/Allentown Central Catholic)

Stephanie Williams (sr. Harrisburg/Riverside)

Alison Wise (so. Denver/Garden Spot)

Jenn Zook (fr.Reedsville/Indian Valley) also plays women’s volleyball

Men’s Cross Country/Indoor, Outdoor Track & Field

Tim Ballingall (fr. Downingtown/Downingtown East)

Brandon Emerich (fr. Pine Grove/Pine Grove) also plays football

Ben Loht (so. Lewistown/Indian Valley)

Jason Rowles (so. Broomall/Marple Newtown)

Field Hockey

Jennifer Belfatti (jr. Hatfield/Lansdale Catholic)

Lyndsay Butler (jr. Annandale, N.J./Summit)

Carrie Healey (so. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North) also plays women’s lacrosse

Jacqueline Healey (fr. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North) also plays women’s lacrosse

Kelley Healey (jr. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North)

Heather Hoxter (sr. Glenmore/Octorara)

Abbey Sheeler (fr. Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights)

Whitney Stum (jr. Landisburg/West Perry)

Madison Weary (so. Palmyra/Palmyra)

Laura Wieder (sr. Emmaus/Emmaus)

Courtney Zook (fr. Oley/Oley Valley)

Football

Tom Cressman (sr. Sellersville/Pennridge)

Ryan Nye (jr. Bernville/Holy Name)

Evan Reese (so. Centre Hall/State College)

Zachary Smitheman (fr. Garnet Valley/Garnet Valley)

Women’s Golf

Angela Petak (sr. Brockway/Brockway)

Women’s Lacrosse

Janice Kinney (so. Spring City/Owen J. Roberts)

Amy Resh (sr. Exeter/Exeter)

Megan Tigue (so. Coatesville/Coatesville)

Men’s Soccer

Nicholas Forte (jr. Thorofare, N.J./West Deptford)

Matthew Kade (sr. Quakertown/Quakertown)

Shawn Knash (fr. Honesdale/Honesdale)

Jason Lear (so. Montoursville/Montoursville)

James Robinson (jr. Chester, ENGLAND)

Greg Sassaman (jr. Blairstown, N.J./North Warren Regional)

Brian Waller (so. Boonton, N.J./Mountain Lakes)

Women’s Soccer

Julie Folsom (sr. Wanaque, N.J./Lakeland)

Emily Mahon (sr. Spring Grove/Spring Grove)

Kristen Kentner (sr. Allentown/Parkland)

Softball

Caitlin Hague (jr. Lansdale/North Penn)

Men’s Swimming

Shawn Santo (so. Allentown/Parkland0

Scott Thomas (jr. Friedensburg/Blue Mountain

Women's Swimming

Kerry Choplin (fr. West Deptford/West Deptford)

Laura Heebner (jr. Easton/Easton)

Allison Sheely (fr. Enola/Trinity)

Ashley Singer (sr. Lititz/Warwick)

Women’s Tennis

Sabrina Arnaud (so. Quebec, QUEBEC/Levy Laurzon)

Rohini Das (so. Kolkata, INDIA)

Tess Wright (fr. Lewisburg/Lewisburg)

Women’s Volleyball
Nicole Biuso (sr. Centereach, N.Y./Ward Melville)
Lindsay Confer (fr. Wingate/Bald Eagle Area)
Erin Waters (sr. Waymart/Western Wayne)

Wrestling
John Meyers (fr. Colonia, N.J./Bishop George)

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