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9:36 a.m., June 30, 2010----A total of 148 University of Delaware student-athletes from winter and spring sports were recently honored for their work in the classroom as members of the Colonial Athletic Association Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll team.
Student-athletes from the sports of men's and women's basketball, men's and women's swimming and diving, men's and women's outdoor track and field, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's lacrosse, softball, baseball, golf, and rowing were recognized for having a grade point average of 3.2 or better for the spring semester and/or as a cumulative average.
A total of 51 Blue Hen student-athletes were honored on the CAA fall academic team in February, giving Delaware a total of 199 CAA Academic Honor Roll recipients for the 2009-10 academic year -- nearly a third of all Blue Hen student-athletes.
Broken down by sport, Delaware had 34 student-athletes honored in women's outdoor track and field, 27 in women's rowing, 23 in men's outdoor track and field, 10 in men's swimming and diving, nine each in men's tennis and women's lacrosse, eight in women's swimming and diving, seven in softball, five each in men's lacrosse and women's tennis, four in women's basketball, three in baseball, and two each in golf and men's basketball.
Nine Blue Hen student-athletes recorded a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the spring semester -- men's track and field runners Ed Bonnevie and Gregg Cantwell, softball player Cecile Egan, rowers Ashley Maguire and Meredith Rubin, women's lacrosse player Morgan Marino, women's swimmer Sarah Van Doren, women's tennis player Megan Doran, and women's track and field pole vaulter Cassandra Wallen.
Following are the award recipients by sport:
Women's outdoor track and field (34) -- Lexi Ambrogi, Yesenia Boynton, Lauren Brooking, Emily Bucciferro, Lindsay Chetelet, Brittany DeBord, Katie Deinert, Jessie Ermak, Isabel Graf, Kathryn Jenkins, Stephanie LaFergola, Ali Lambert, Nicole Lombard, Katy Loughran, Karen Mandrachia, Jaclyn Marangella, Cristine Marquez, Jessica McDonald, Meghan McGrath, Kaylee Pineault, Sarah Ports, Tracy Powell, Leah Putman, Katie Rimpfel, Rachel Schaefer, Jillian Seamon, Christine Sloat, Melissa Vinton, Cassandra Wallen, Jen Watunya, Alexa Windsor, Megan Wiseman, Marla Woodarek, Kellyn Wright.
Women's rowing (27) -- Regine Adrien, Sarah Baillie, Julia Cagney, Bethany Callaway, Rachael Conway, Liz Cretekos, Tori Drach, Kristen Endres, Darra Finnerty, Maeve Garlick, Valerie Glace, Avery Griffin, Virginia Hall, Brittany Hayes, Christine Howard, Lauren Kanaskie, Dianna Levin, Hillary Levitz, Stephanie Lynch, Mary Grace Maggiano, Ashley Maguire, Erica Morgan, Emily Nassi, Meredith Rubin, Clare Wardwell, Laura Wertman, Courtney Williams.
Men's outdoor track and field (23) -- Ed Bonnevie, Chris Bourke, Gregg Cantwell, Mitch Kastoff, Mike O'Brian, Nick Alexander, Ryan Braunagel, Dan Feeney, Vinny Fronczkowski, Lamar Gaines, John Hally, Theo James, Anthony Loccisano, Justin Molligan, Nick Morrisey, Chase Renoll, Daniel Reyes, Jonathan Santiago, Michael Tait, James Townsend, John Viotto, Corey Wall, Connor Whitesel.
Men's swimming and diving (10) -- Joe Bruno, Grady Carter, Michael Moore, Craig Offutt, Matt Ryan, Andrew Speese, Bryan Stephan, Tyler Szarko, Matt Wehrman, Craig Young.
Women's lacrosse (9) -- Courtney Aburn, Stephanie Allen, Jen Bradway, Amanda Gill, Kelsey Kaminski, Morgan Marino, Kalyn McDonough, Emily Schaknowski, Makenzie Worthington.
Men's tennis (9) -- Sam Barrer, Gokay Celic, Chris Hincker, Robert Kay, Ryan Kent, Tim Lozinak, Austin Longacre, Camilo Perez.
Women's swimming and diving (8) -- Cortney Barry, Alexandra Brown, Marianne Flynn, Rachel Greene, Donna Healy, Megan Huber, Emily Kasyon, Sarah Van Doren.
Softball (7) -- Cecile Egan, Michelle Grap, Rachel Jones, Michelle Kenney, Anne Marie Pagano, Jennifer Richards, Shanette White.
Men's lacrosse (5) -- Carter Bloor, Curtis Dickson, Matt DiFede, Noah Fossner, Jon Michaels.
Women's tennis (5) -- Samantha Carnall, Megan Doran, Amanda Halstrom, Ivana Petrich, Montserrat Ripoll.
Women's basketball (4) -- Chelsea Craig, Elena Delle Donne, Farrah Ferguson, Meghan McLean.
Baseball (3) -- Dave Angebranndt, Ryan Cuneo, Nick Stampone.
Golf (2) -- Greg Matthias, Stephen Scialo.
Men's basketball (2) -- Samer Madarani, Adam Pegg.
For more on University of Delaware athletics, go to the BlueHens.com website.
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