CSAC Announces Fall 2015 All-Academic Selections
FALL 2015 CSAC ALL-ACADEMIC SELECTIONS (PDF)
ASTON, Pa.: The Colonial States Athletic Conference has named 579 student-athletes to the Fall 2015 CSAC All-Academic Team. The CSAC All-Academic Team recognizes student-athletes who have achieved a grade-point average of 3.20 or higher during their semester of competition, while using a full season of eligibility as determined by the NCAA.
"Each one of these student-athletes should be commended," said CSAC Commissioner
Jennifer Dubow. "It is great to see that so many have excelled not only athletically, but also academically. These student-athletes truly demonstrate the NCAA Division-III philosophy of enjoying a full collegiate experience, and they more than deserve this recognition."
Marywood University led all institutions with 78 honorees, followed by Immaculata University (76), Cabrini College (67), Gwynedd Mercy University (58) and Neumann University (52) rounding out the top five.
Of the 579 student-athletes selected, 45 were First Team All-CSAC selections in their respective sports, while 48 were Second Team picks and 37 were Honorable Mention All-CSAC selections. Additionally, 50 honorees were named to their sport's All-Sportsmanship Team.
Eight different CSAC Athletes of the Year are All-Academic honorees, including women's cross country individual champion
Emma Doughman of Marywood University; men's cross country individual champion
John Ciccone of Keystone College; field hockey Player of the Year
Kerry Anne Farrell of Cabrini College; field hockey Rookie of the Year
Megan Morales of Notre Dame of Maryland University; men's soccer Defensive Player of the Year
Ryan New of Cabrini College; men's soccer Rookie of the Year
Alex Noel of Immaculata University; women's soccer Rookie of the Year
Amanda Benoit of Centenary College; and women's soccer Defensive Player of the Year
Jess Tadley of Gwynedd Mercy University.