CSAC Announces All-Academic Teams
Jared Yoder
The Crimson Eagles had 27 different players represent PBU on the Winter & Spring All-Academic Team, including 11 on the softball squad alone.
7/15/2009 12:25:40 PM
ASTON, PA – The Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) has announced its winter and spring 2009 All-Academic Performers, a group that includes 27 PBU student-athletes. That number equates to nearly 41 percent of all eligible Crimson Eagle athletes for the winter and spring seasons.
The CSAC All-Academic Award is earned by each student-athlete that meets the NCAA Division III eligibility requirements, earns varsity status in their respective sport, and earns a minimum semester grade point average (GPA) of 3.2.
Across the conference, 430 student-athletes in all were named All-Academic Performers. “These student-athletes have assumed leadership roles on their campuses by demonstrating that a complete education includes both academics and athletics," noted CSAC Commissioner, Amy Friedman.
Of the 430 CSAC student-athletes receiving this award, 28 were First Team All-CSAC in their respective sport, 17 were named to the Second Team All-CSAC in their respective sport, 19 received Honorable Mention and 19 were recipients of individual Sportsmanship Awards.
The following list reflects the 27 PBU student-athletes that qualified for the distinction:
Baseball
Tom Fenwick, Pastoral Ministries, Sr., Upper MarlGoro, Md.
Andrew Hoeckele, Business Administration, So., Langhorne, Pa.
Kyle Martin, Business Administration, Fr., Coatesville, Pa.
Ricky Ragone, Youth Ministries, Jr., Voorheesville, NY
Rudy Sheptock, Youth Ministries, Sr., Dennisville, NJ
Mike Sundholm, Secondary Education: Social Studies, Fr., Brooklyn, NY
Men’s Basketball
Eric Dimitri, Secondary Education: Social Studies, Sr., Glenside, Pa.
Dan Esbenshade, Business Administration, So., Ronks, Pa.
Luke Taylor, Business Administration, Fr., Elk Grove Village, Il.
Women’s Basketball
Faith Beckley, Social Work, Fr., Port Republic, NJ
Amy Dodridge, Social Work, Sr., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lindsey Fornwalt, Secondary Education: Social Studies, Jr., Fredericksburg, Pa.
Dani Hooper, Social Work, So., Medford, Or.
Allison Montgomery, Social Work, Sr., Whitehall, Pa.
Dani Norton, Elementary Education, Jr., Elizabethtown, Pa.
Lillian Pinheiro, Secondary Education: TESOL, Fr., Belem, Brazil
Softball
Caroline DeHart, Elementary Education, So., Barnstead, NH
Megan Garven, Elementary Education, So., Newtown, Pa.
Megan Heater, Elementary Education, So., Hamburg, Pa.
Kristen Lyszczasz, Business Administration, Jr., Green Brook, NJ
Kim Martin, Social Work, Fr., Litiz, Pa.
Jackie Morrow, Youth Ministries, Jr., Carneys Point, NJ
Jessica Ogden, Business Administration, Sr., Dunmore, Pa.
Julie Quagliariello, Dicipleship Counseling, Sr., Wall, NJ
Betsy Ranck, Elementary Education, Jr., Leola, Pa.
Lauren Roth, Health & Physical Education, Jr., Mont Clare, Pa.
Tricia Taylor, Health & Physical Education, So., Elk Grove, Il.
9.1 | Women's Soccer
Doylestown PA
Crimson Eagles
0
Delaware Valley College
4
9.1 | Women's Volleyball
Mason Activity Center - Langhorne, PA
Crimson Eagles
3
Arcadia University
2
9.1 | Women's Tennis
Langhorne, PA
Crimson Eagles
7
Baptist Bible College
2
9.2 | Men's Soccer
Arlington, VA
Crimson Eagles
7:00 p.m.
Marymount University
There are no upcoming events.
|