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Current KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week

Golden Bear Weekly Honor Roll for 6/3
Name, Sport (Last week’s stats)
Joe Bosack, Baseball (.426, 2 runs, 4 RBI)
Justin Collins, M OD Track & Field (5th, school record-Long Jump*)
Dave Devereux, Baseball (.385, 4 runs, 2 RBI)
Scott Eisenhart, M OD Track & Field (5th, school record-400m*)
Chris Lauwers, Baseball (.400, 3 runs, 2 RBI)
Louise Sawyer, W OD Track & Field (tie-7th, tie-school record-Pole Vault*)
Paul Schmitt, M OD Track & Field (4th, Pole Vault*)
Glenn Woolard, Baseball (1-0, 13 Ks)

*All-America performances

Past KU Student Bookstore Athletes of the Week

9/4    Lauren Tatro, of the women’s soccer team, is the first KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week for the 2001-02 school year. Tatro scored three goals and dished two assists in a 3-0 week for the women’s soccer team. Tatro had a goal in KU’s 4-0 win over Shepherd. Against Goldey-Beacom, Tatro scored two goals and dished out two assists in KU’s 6-0 win.

9/10    Trevor Smith, of the football team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Smith was instrumental in Kutztown’s 28-6 win over Lock Haven on Saturday. He caught 11 passes for 128 yards. He scored KU’s first two touchdowns, from 25 and 28 yards out. Smith also had one punt return for 20 yards.

9/17    Missy Klein, of the women’s volleyball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Klein led Kutztown to a 3-1 win over Shippensburg in the team’s only action of the week. Klein had 17 kills and 15 digs against the Lady Raiders. Klein leads KU in kills (110) and digs (109) for the season.

9/24    Yorel Prosser, of the football team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Prosser led Kutztown to a 20-18 win over Millersville. He tallied 244 yards, becoming the first Golden Bear since 1996 to rush for 200+ yards in a game. He scored KU’s first two touchdowns, one coming after a 68-yard run. During the game, Prosser went over 2,000 career rushing yards, and finished the day 5th on KU’s all-time rushing yardage list.

10/1    Alison Herman, of the women’s volleyball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Herman led KU to its third-straight PSAC East win to start the season, a 3-0 triumph over Cheyney. In the match, Herman had seven kills and five aces. For the Week, Herman had 4 4 kills, 9 aces and 46 digs.

10/8    Velmurugan Annamalai, of the men’s tennis team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Annamalai was a double winner at the ITA Rolex East Regional Tournament over the weekend. He defeated teammate Gustavo Boratto for the Flight B Singles title, then teamed with Boratto for the Flight B Doubles crown. He was 10-0 in singles and doubles action during the tournament.

10/15    Pete Mendez, of the football team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Mendez was a key factor in Kutztown’s 26-25 win over West Chester Saturday night. Mendez tied a school record with three interceptions, one of which set up a KU touchdown. He also blocked an extra point that was returned for a two-point defensive conversion. Mendez tallied seven tackles in the game.

10/22    Pete Mendez, of the football team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week for the second-straight time. Mendez tied a school record with three interceptions in KU’s 21-6 win over Cheyney on Saturday. He returned two of them for touchdowns, while his third pick set up KU’s other TD. Mendez also had five tackles and a pass breakup. It is the second-straight week Mendez has had three interceptions to tie the school record held by four other players.

10/29    Megan Seefeldt, of the women’s cross country team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Seefeldt led the Golden Bear women’s cross country team to its best-ever finish at the PSAC Championships. KU placed second as a team, thanks in large part to Seefeldt’s third place finish. Seefeldt earned All-PSAC honors for the fourth time in her career.

11/5    Megan Seefeldt, of the women’s cross country team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. She earns the honor for the second-straight time. Seefeldt led the Golden Bear women’s cross country team to a third-place finish at the NCAA Division II East Regionals. She earned All-Region honors for the third career time, placing third in the race.

11/12    Eric Hillbish, of the men’s swimming team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Hillbish won two individual races and took part in two winning relays in leading Kutztown to a 2-1 record at the Franklin & Marshall Quad on Friday. Hillbish was first in the 200 free and 200 back, while helping the 200 medley and 400 free relays to victory.

11/19    Nick Brumbaugh and Chris Jacobs, of the wrestling team, are this week’s KU Student Bookstore Co-Athletes of the Week. Brumbaugh and Jacobs led the Golden Bears to a 3-0 week to start the 2001-02 dual meet season. Both grapplers pinned all three of their opponents last week. Jacobs is 7-0 this season with six pins, while Brumbaugh is 5-2 with three falls.

11/26    Chris Jacobs, of the wrestling team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Jacobs is a repeat selection, after earning Co-Athlete of the Week honors last week. Jacobs led KU to the team title at the annual Kutztown Invitational. It was the first time in the Invitational’s nine-year history that Kutztown has won the team title. Jacobs was 3-0 in the tournament, including a win by fall in the finals of the 157 lb. weight class.

12/3    Eric Hillbish, of the men’s swimming team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Hillbish was victorious in all seven of his events to lead Kutztown to the win at the Golden Bear Invitational. Hillbish won the 100 and 500 free, the 100 back, and was part of four winning relays to account for 176 of Kutztown’s 750.5 points.

12/10    Becky Savage, of the Women’s Basketball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Savage led the Golden Bears to a 76-64 PSAC East win over Mansfield. She scored 16 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and dished out seven assists.

1/7    Jessica Pieczynski, of the women’s basketball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. In four games, Pieczynski averaged 12.0 points and 2.8 rebounds. She earns the award mainly for her performance in KU’s pre-Christmas wins over regionally ranked Indiana (PA) and California (PA). She hit two late baskets to give KU the lead for good against IUP, then scored 14 points in a second-half rally to break open the game vs. Cal. She averaged 16.0 points in the two games.

1/14    Nick Brumbaugh, of the wrestling team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Brumbaugh and the Golden Bears returned to action after the holidays by going 3-1 at the NCAA Division II East Region Duals at Shippensburg. Brumbaugh was 4-0 in his matches at 174 pounds, including a decision and three pins.

1/22    Emily Foltz, of the women’s indoor track & field team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Foltz was a winner in three events in leading the Golden Bears at the KU Indoor Invitational Friday night. Foltz won the 400m (1:00.39), the high jump (5-1) and the 55 hurdles (8.76).

1/28    Shaun Landis, of the men’s indoor track & field team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Landis finished first out of 21 competitors in the pentathlon at the Bucknell Bison Open. He scored 3,580 points. His top performance came in the high jump, where he broke his own school record with an NCAA provisional-qualifying leap of 6-9.

2/4    Shaun Landis, of the men’s indoor track & field team, repeats as this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Landis led KU at the Delaware/Thompson Invitational, placing first in the triple jump with a season-best performance of 48-5 1/2. The distance is also an NCAA provisional qualifier. Landis ran a leg of KU’s fourth-place 4x400 relay team, which finished with a time of 3:27.09.

2/11    Megan Seefeldt, of the women’s indoor track & field team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Seefeldt broke one of the oldest standing school records at the Bucknell Winter Classic. She won the 5000-meter run with a time of 17:38.70, bettering the previous school standard of 17:42.0 by KU Hall of Famer Lori Lawson in 1985.

2/18    Erik Miller, of the men’s basketball and indoor track & field teams, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. For the basketball team, Miller averaged 11.0 points in a 1-1 week. He scored 10 points in KU’s first PSAC East win of the season at East Stroudsburg. He also had 12 against UDC. He connected on 11-of-15 field goal attempts. In between the games, Miller placed first in the 35-lb. weight throw at the Bears’ Den Invitational. His throw of 51-3 is second only to his own season-long toss of 52-0 among PSAC competitors this season. In addition, he was fourth in the shot put (42-0 1/2).

2/25    Eric Hillbish, of the men’s swimming team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Hillbish broke school records in four events a total of seven times. He placed in the top two in three individual events, breaking the school record in the preliminaries and finals of each race. He was the PSAC Champion in the 200 free with an NCAA qualifying time of 1:40.03. He placed second with school-record times of 1:54.47 in the 200 IM and 46.17 in the 100 free. He also anchored the school-record 800 free relay team that was third (7:04.88).

3/4    Kellie Evans, of the softball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Evans led KU to a 2-0 start of the 2002 season. She was 3-for-7, with four RBI and two runs scored at the plate, while earning the pitching victory in both KU wins. Against nationally-ranked SIU-Edwardsville, Evans was 3-for-5 with four RBI and a home run, while earning the complete-game victory.

3/11    Louise Sawyer, of the women’s indoor track & field team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Sawyer turned in the top performance of KU’s winter sport athletes at NCAA Championships last weekend. She placed sixth in the pole vault, clearing a height of 11-7 3/4. It was her first All-America performance.

3/18    Eric Hillbish, of the men’s swimming team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Hillbish earned All-America honors in all four of his races at the NCAA Division II Championships last week. He set school records in the finals of all four events, after setting the records in three of the events during preliminaries. He finished fifth in the 200 free (1:39.72) and 100 back 51.19), sixth in the 100 free (45.55) and eighth in the 200 IM (1:53.48). His performances gave KU a 20th place finish in the team standings.

3/25    Kim Murphy, of the softball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Murphy led the Golden Bears to a 4-2 weekend at the Rebel Spring Games in Orlando, FL. Murphy had four multi-hit games, including a 3-for-4, two RBI performance in KU’s 4-2 win over C.W. Post. She started the tournament going 2-for-3 in a win over Minnesota-Duluth, then had two of KU’s three hits in a loss to Augustana. Murphy wrapped up the weekend going 2-for-4 with a home run in KU’s victory over Southern Connecticut State.

4/1    Kellie Evans, of the softball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Evans led Kutztown to a 4-2 week, including a sweep of PSAC East foe East Stroudsburg. In the doubleheader vs. the Warriors, Evans was 2-for-4 with three runs scored and four RBI. In the first game, Evans hit two home runs and hurled the complete-game victory. In the second game, Evans drove in the go-ahead run. For the week, Evans hit .471 (8-17) with seven runs, nine RBI, two doubles and four home runs. She was also 2-1 with a 3.32 ERA and 10 strikeouts in 19.0 innings pitched.

4/8    Rob McCuen, of the baseball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. McCuen earns the honor for his performance in KU’s doubleheader sweep of East Stroudsburg on Tuesday. He saved both ends of the twinbill, retiring eight of the nine batters he faced with four strikeouts. For the week, he pitched 3.2 innings, allowing one hit and no runs with five Ks.

4/15    Kellie Evans, of the softball team, and Glenn Woolard, of the baseball team, are this week’s KU Student Bookstore Co-Athletes of the Week.
    Evans was a double-threat for the KU softball team. She hit .667 at the plate (12-18) with five runs and five RBI. She also was 4-0 with a 0.00 ERA in four pitching appearances. She had 21 strikeouts, three complete games and two shutouts in 26.0 innings pitched.
    Woolard was 2-0 in two appearances for the Golden Bear baseball squad last week. In 12.1 innings, Woolard allowed just one earned run (0.73 ERA), with 24 strikeouts, two walks and eight hits. Opponents hit just .174 against him. Woolard was the winning pitcher in KU’s 15-2 win over Millersville, and the 10-1 win over Mansfield. He struck out 12 batters in both victories.

4/22    Johannes Wingerter, of the men’s tennis team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Wingerter was a key factor in Kutztown’s third-straight PSAC Championship. Wingerter was 2-0 in his two singles matches in the tournament, including a victory at #2 singles in the finals against Bloomsburg. He was also 1-1 in doubles action. For the week, Wingerter was 4-0 in singles and 3-1 in doubles.

4/29    Paul Garber, of the baseball team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Garber was 2-0 with a 0.00 earned-run average in a 5-2 week for the Golden Bears. Garber had 16 strikeouts and just three walks. He pitched six shutout innings in a 10-1 win over East Stroudsburg, then went the distance in a 5-2 win over Millersville on Saturday.

5/6    Gustavo Boratto, of the men’s tennis team, is this week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. Boratto led Kutztown to the NCAA East Regional Championship, going 2-0 in doubles and 2-0 in singles. Boratto teamed with Velmurugan Annamalai to win third doubles against Franklin Pierce. He went on to win 6-0, 6-0 at sixth singles to help clinch the match. Against Concordia, Boratto again teamed with Annamalai for the #3 doubles win, before blanking his #6 singles opponent as KU beat Concordia 5-0 and earned its first-ever berth to the NCAA Championships.

513    Shaun Landis, of the men’s outdoor track & field team, and Glenn Woolard, of the baseball team, are this week’s KU Student Bookstore Co-Athletes of the Week. Landis and Woolard both led their teams to PSAC Championships over the weekend.
    Landis was named the PSAC Most Outstanding Athlete and Outstanding Field Athlete. He led Kutztown to its third-straight conference crown. Landis won the PSAC title in the triple jump (49-2 3/4), was fourth in the high jump (6-5) and fifth in the javelin (194-3) and discus (146-4).
    Woolard led KU to the PSAC Baseball title. He struck out 14 batters in the tournament-opening victory over California. He tossed a complete-game, giving up seven hits and one run to win his school-record 12th game of the season. He was named Tournament MVP.

5/20    Rob McCuen, of the baseball team, is ths week’s KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week. McCuen was a key to the baseball team winning the NCAA Division II North Atlantic Regional over the weekend. McCuen picked up his KU single-season record tying seventh save in the winner’s bracket victory over Mansfield on Friday, pitching 0.2 innings with a game-ending strikeout. He then got his first career complete-game, defeating Shepherd in the decisive Game 7 on Sunday. McCuen allowed 12 hits, but had three Ks and did not allow a walk. He was named to the All-Tournament team.

6/3    Shaun Landis, of the men’s outdoor track & field team, is the final KU Student Bookstore Athlete of the Week for the 2001-02 school year. Landis led the Golden Bears to a 12th place national finish, its highest-ever placing at the Division II Championships. Landis earned All-America honors with a second-place finish in the decathlon. His score of 7,248 points was 115 points behind the national champion, and just 40 points shy of the school record set by Kevin Kelly in 1998.

2001-02 PSAC Honors

All-PSAC Selections/Performances/Honors

Baseball
PSAC Champions: Team
PSAC Tournament MVP: P-Glenn Woolard
First Team: SP-Glenn Woolard, SP-Paul Garber, SS-Al Fitch, OF-Dennis Smeding
Second Team: RP-Rob McCuen
Player of the Year: P-Glenn Woolard
Rookie of the Year: P-Paul Garber
Coach of the Year: Matt Royer

Men's Basketball
Second Team: F-Bilal Salaam

Women's Basketball
Second Team: G-Jessica Pieczynski, F-Becky Savage

Men's Cross Country
15th: Greg Yerkes

Women's Cross Country
3rd: Megan Seefeldt
10th: Maria Schoellkopf
14th: Niya Adams 

Football
First Team: DL-Corey Benson, C-Will Luca, DB-Pete Mendez
Second Team: P-Jon Corson, DB-Andre Davis, DB-Adam Green, PK-Marcel Kottke, RB-Yorel Prosser, OG-Steven Schafer, DL-Jon Search
Defensive Player of the Year: DB-Pete Mendez

Men's Soccer
1st Team: B-Lee Hawley
2nd Team: MF-ET Hunter, MF-John Lapore, F-Tim McCusker

Softball
First Team: DP-Courtney Memmo
Second Team: P-Kellie Evans, OF-Kim Murphy

Men's Swimming
PSAC Champion: Eric Hillbish (200 free)
All-PSAC (top-three finish): Eric Hillbish (200 IM, 100 free, 800 free relay), Bill Rinnier (100 back, 800 free relay), Mark Kannengieszer (800 free relay), Cory Neumann (800 free relay)
Rookie of the Year: Eric Hillbish

Men's Tennis
First Team: Mukundan Nandakumar, Johannes Wingerter
Second Team: Velmurugan Annamalai, Alok Bhide
Rookie of the Year: Mukundan Nandakumar
Coach of the Year: Suresh Ramamurthi
PSAC Champions: Team
PSAC Tournament MVP: Gustavo Boratto

Women's Tennis
Second Team: Tara Moore

Men's Indoor Track & Field
PSAC Champions: Erik Miller (35-lb. Weight), Shaun Landis (Triple Jump)
All-PSAC (top-three finish): Shaun Landis (High Jump), Brett Cook (Pole Vault)

Women's Indoor Track & Field
PSAC Champions: Louise Sawyer (Pole Vault), Lauren Maxwell (4x800), Lynn Wallace (4x800), Jessica Spence (4x800), Niya Adams (4x800)
All-PSAC (top-three finish):  Emily Cook (Pole Vault), Karen George (20-lb. Weight), Lauren Maxwell (800), Erin Peiffer (10,000)

Men's Outdoor Track & Field
PSAC Champions: Scott Eisenhart (400, 4x100), Keith Crowell (4x100), Ewin Jenkins (4x100), Matt Knarr (4x100), Paul Schmitt (Pole Vault), Shaun Landis (Triple Jump), Van Steel (Decathlon), Justin Collins (Long Jump)
All-PSAC (top-three finish): Dave Bartolomucci (4x400), Cornel Crawford (4x400, Triple Jump), Seth Williams (4x400), Scott Eisenhart (4x400), Ewin Jenkins (Triple Jump), Steve Winters (Decathlon), Erik Miller (Discus)
Outstanding Athlete: Shaun Landis
Outstanding Field Athlete: Shaun Landis
Coach of the Year: Brian Mondschein

Women's Outdoor Track & Field
PSAC Champions: Niya Adams (800), 
All PSAC (top-three finish): Louise Sawyer (Pole Vault), Jamie Young (400, 4x400), Emily Foltz (100 Hurdles, 4x400), Sara Otis (100 Hurdles), Janelle Kostishion (4x400), Niya Adams (4x400)

Volleyball
2nd Team: MH-Jessie Didier, OH-Alison Herman, OH-Missy Klein

Players of the Week
(note: honors for football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball are Eastern Division, all others are for the entire PSAC)

9/4	Joy Wallace, W Soccer
	Missy Klein, Volleyball
9/18	Missy Klein, Volleyball
9/23	Yorel Prosser, Football (offense)
	Pete Mendez, Football (defense)
9/24	Missy Klein, Volleyball
9/25	Phil Hoffken, M X Country 
10/9	Megan Seefeldt, W X Country
10/14	Pete Mendez, Football (defense)
10/15	John Lapore, M Soccer
10/21	Pete Mendez, Football (defense)
10/28	Tim Krusen, Football (defense)
11/27	Chris Jacobs, Wrestling
12/10	Becky Savage, W Basketball
12/11	Karen George, W ID Track & Field (field)
12/23	Jessica Pieczynski, W Basketball
1/15	Nick Brumbaugh, Wrestling
	Scott Eisenhart, M ID Track & Field (track)
	Eric Hillbish, M Swimming
	Louise Sawyer, W ID Track & Field (field)
1/22	Emily Foltz, W ID Track & Field (track)
	Shaun Landis, M ID Track & Field (field)
1/29	Shaun Landis, M ID Track & Field (field)
	Megan Seefeldt, W ID Track & Field (track)
	Eric Hillbish, M Swimming
2/12	Scott Eisenhart, M ID Track & Field (track)
	Megan Seefeldt, W ID Track & Field (track)
4/1	Kellie Evans, Softball (player)
4/3	Velurugan Annamalai, M Tennis
	Paul Schmitt, M OD Track & Field (field)
	Louise Sawyer, W OD Track & Field (field)
4/15	Glenn Woolard, Baseball (pitcher)
	Kellie Evans, Softball (co-player)
4/16	Scott Eisenhart, M OD Track & Field (track)
	Johannes Wingerter, M Tennis
4/22	Kellie Evans, Softball (player)
4/29	Al Fitch, Baseball (player)
	Paul Garber, Baseball (pitcher)
4/30	Paul Schmitt, M OD Track & Field (field)
5/6	Glenn Woolard, Baseball (pitcher)
5/7	Alison Herman, W OD Track & Field (field)

Rookies of the Week
(note: honors for football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball are Eastern Division, all others are for the entire PSAC)

11/26	Vince Pease, M Basketball
12/3	Sophia Vucetaj, W Basketball
12/10	Walt Pinkas, M Basketball
1/14	Bilal Salaam, M Basketball
1/21	Tyree Brickus, M Basketball
1/28	Bilal Salaam, M Basketball
2/11	Sophia Vucetaj, W Basketball
2/18	Erik Miller, M Basketball
	Sophia Vucetaj, W Basketball

2001-02 ECAC Honors

ECAC South All Star Selections/Performances

Baseball
First Team All-Star: P-Glenn Woolard, OF-Dennis Smeding
Second Team All-Star: SS-Al Fitch
ECAC South Player of the Year: P-Glenn Woolard

Football
First-Team All-Star: DB-Pete Mendez, DE-Corey Benson
ECAC South Player of the Year: DB-Pete Mendez

Softball
First Team All-Star: DP-Courtney Memmo

South Players of the Week

9/25	Pete Mendez, Football (defense)
10/17	Pete Mendez, Football (defense)
1/16	Eric Hillbish, M Swimming
1/23	Emily Foltz, W ID Track & Field (track)
	Shaun Landis, M ID Track & Field (field)
1/30	Shaun Landis, M ID Track & Field (field)
2/13	Megan Seefeldt, W ID Track & Field (track)
4/3	Kellie Evans, Softball (player)
4/17	Scott Eisenhart, M OD Track & Field (track)
4/24	Kellie Evans, Softball (player)
5/2	Al Fitch, Baseball (player)
	Paul Garber, Baseball (pitcher)

Lehigh Valley College Basketball Media Organization

December Team of the Month
Jessica Pieczynski
Vince Pease

January Scholar Athlete Team
Becky Savage
Walt Pinkas

2001-02 Team of the Year
Becky Savage
Bilal Salaam

LVAIAW Awards

LVAIAW Players of the Year

Field Hockey
Justine Baer

Softball
Kellie Evans

All-America and All-Region Honors

Baseball
North Atlantic Regional Champions: Team
North Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team: SS-Al Fitch, OF-Dennis Smeding, DH-Dave Devereux, P-Rob McCuen
North Atlantic All-Region: 
    First Team: P-Glenn Woolard
    Second Team: OF-Dennis Smeding
ABCA All-America
    First Team: P-Glenn Woolard
ABCA/NCAA Division II Pitcher of the Year: Glenn Woolard
Rawlings Division II Player of the Year:  Glenn Woolard
NCBWA (National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association) North Atlantic Region Pitcher of the Year: Glenn Woolard

Women's Cross Country
All-Region
    3rd: Megan Seefeldt
    9th: Maria Schoellkopf
    15th: Niya Adams

Field Hockey
NFHCA All-America
    Second Team: F-Justine Baer

Football
All-Region
1st Team: S-Pete Mendez
2nd Team: C-Will Luca, OG-Steven Schafer
Daktronics All-America
    Second Team: S-Pete Mendez
Football Gazette All-America
    First Team: S-Pete Mendez

Men's Soccer
NSCAA All-Northeast Region
    Second Team: B-Lee Hawley

Men's Swimming
All-America
    Eric Hillbish (5th-200 free, 100 back; 6th-100 free; 8th-200 IM)

Softball
NFCA All America
    3rd Team: Util-Kellie Evans
Mid-Atlantic All-Region
    1st Team: Util-Kellie Evans
    2nd Team: DP-Courtney Memmo, OF-Kim Murphy

Men's Tennis
East Regional Champions: Team
East Region Rookie of the Year: Mukundan Nandakumar
East Region Coach of the Year: Suresh Ramamurthi

Men's Outdoor Track & Field
All-America
    2nd: Shaun Landis (decathlon); 4th: Paul Schmitt (pole vault); 5th: Justin Collins (long jump); 5th: Scott Eisenhart (400m)
East Region Coach of the Year: Brian Mondschein.

Women's Indoor Track & Field
All-America
    6th: Louise Sawyer (pole vault)

Women's Outdoor Track & Field
All-America
    7th (tie): Louise Sawyer (pole vault)

Wrestling
All-America
    7th: Brian Burzynski (125 lbs.)
    7th: Kohlby O'Donnell (133 lbs.)

Academic Awards

Women's Basketball
Verizon Academic All-District II
    First Team: F-Becky Savage

PSAC Winter Top Ten: F-Becky Savage

Women's Cross Country
PSAC Fall Academic Top Ten: Megan Seefeldt
Verizon Academic All-District II
    First Team: Megan Seefeldt

Field Hockey
NFHCA Academic Squad: Toni Arner, Justine Baer, Amanda Donovan, Rachel Gladfelter, Erin Livingston, Kendra Naugle, Carol Seyler

Football
Verizon Academic All-District II
    First Team: LB-Alex Daecher

Verizon Academic All-America
    Second Team: LB-Alex Daecher

PSAC Fall Academic Top Ten: LB-Alex Daecher
PSAC Male Scholar Athlete of the Year: LB-Alex Daecher

Men's Track & Field
PSAC Spring Academic Top Ten: Shaun Landis

Volleyball
Verizon Academic All-District
    Second Team: OH-Jen Kratz

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