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222 St. John's Student-Athletes Named to BIG EAST All-Academic Team
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The Red Storm places a program-most 222 student-athletes on the BIG EAST All-Academic Team
QUEENS, N.Y. (Aug. 13, 2019) – The BIG EAST selected 222 St. John's student-athletes to its 2018-19 All-Academic Team, the league announced Tuesday morning.
The St. John's athletic department shattered its previously-held record for the most honorees in a single academic year, surpassing 2016's mark of 203 student-athletes.
Nominations for the All-Academic Team are submitted by each of the BIG EAST's 10 member schools and affiliate institutions. To be eligible for the honor, a nominee must have competed in a BIG EAST-sponsored sport, attained a minimum grade-point average of 3.00 for the preceding academic year, and completed a minimum of two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters of academic work, with a total of 18 semester or 27 quarter credits, not including remedial courses.
The nominations are reviewed and approved by the BIG EAST Academic Affairs Committee. There are 2,938 honorees for the 2018-19 academic year, the highest total in the six years since realignment.
For the 2018-19 school year, the Red Storm lacrosse team led all St. John's squads with 35 honorees. The track & field/cross country team was a close second with 34. Baseball rounded out the top three placing 30 student-athletes on the All-Academic list. Twenty-nine members of the women's soccer team were honored, while 22 men's soccer, 19 softball and 12 volleyball student athletes garnered the recognition.
The women's tennis program placed nine on the All-Academic Team. The men's tennis and men's golf squads each placed eight student-athletes on the list, while women's golf featured seven. Women's and men's basketball rounded out the ledger with six and three honorees, respectively.
Below is a complete list of the student-athletes honored by the conference as broken down by team.
Baseball (30)
Peter Abinanti
Mike Antico
Carson Bartels
Brandon Bossard
Andrew DuPont
Turner French
Ben Greenberg
Brian Hendry
Chris Henry
Mitchell Henshaw
Ryan Hogan
Gavin Hollowell
Joe Kelly
Joe LaSorsa
Sam Lara
Ryan Markey
Wyatt Mascarella
Sean McGeehan
Brandon Miller
Nick Mondak
Sean Mooney
Geoff Mosseau
Ian Murphy
Tommy Papadopoulos
Christian Pierre
Ethan Routzahn
Matt Semon
Chris Stefl
Colin Wetterau
Justin Wright
Men's Basketball (3)
Jay Camus
David Caraher
Justin Cole
Women's Basketball (6)
Kayla Charles
Shamachya Duncan
Tiana England
Qadashah Hoppie
Jasmine Sina
Akina Wellere
Men's Golf (8)
Andrew Baek
Austin Briggs
Tyler Gerbavsits
Gerald Mackedon
Jack Simon
James Smoot
Jonathan Spicci
Matthew Sweeney
Women's Golf (7)
Sofie Huseby
Lydia Kim
Jessie Kweon
Alejandra Sanchez
Andrea Sanchez
Kaitleen Shee
Linda Wang
Men's Lacrosse (35)
Brody Agres
Colin Bosak
Chris Buscemi
Francis Cannizzo
Danny Colligan
Colin Duffy
Matt Duncan
Patrick Ednie
Grant Galligan
Michael Hatzopoulos
Jonathan Huber
Mackenzie Iacocca
Nick Jounakos
Patrick Kiel
Tim Kiel
Stuart MacDonald
Joe Madsen
Mike Madsen
Aidan Marron
Kyle McBride
Matt Oehl
Brian Quick
Christian Rega
Graham Roediger
Luke Roediger
Ryan Schaeffer
J.T. Shoop
Pat Smyth
Matt Stockfeder
Erik Suh
Cal Swanson
Declan Swartwood
Paul Tornatore
Sam Uva
Dylan Willis
Men's Soccer (22)
Luis-Henrique Amaral
Johan Aquilon
Rafael Bustamante
Matt Chandler
Brandon Duarte
Matt Forster
Luka Gavran
Brandon Knapp
Benny Lafortune
Skage Simonsen
Einar Lye
Tyron Matuta
Dimitri Mendrinos
Tani Oluwaseyi
Niko Petridis
Cole Reardon
Nuno Reigones
Drew Rosen
Ethan Shaw
David Targett
Tiago Teixeira
Lenny Wilson
Women's Soccer (29)
Christina Bellero
Brooke Boyd
Mecara Bruce
Maia Cabrera
Claudia Cagnina
Alexis Casella
Vanessa Cole
Alexa Dolgos
Sierra Granata
Addison Hornsey
Zsani Kajan
Jordan Kamp
Naya Lipkens
Samantha Masur
Christine McBeath
Madeline McCracken
Kayla Mesaros
Michelle Money
Shannon Moore
Ingibjorg Oladottir
Emily Purtell
Meredith Reinhardt
Samie Scaffidi
Softball (19)
Gretchen Bowie
Jessi Bryant
Peyton Cody
Gabriella Conca
Laura Delgado
Amelia Ditolvo
Anna Freveletti
Natalie Giroux
Kayla Kmett
Kaitlyn Lologo
Kaitlin Mattera
Christina Melendez
Elyse Morris
Madison Morris
Meisha Murray
Marissa Rizzi
Angela Saric
Kalei Sorensen
Kamryn Tiumalu
Men's Tennis (8)
Udayan Bhakar
Andrei Crapcenco
Charlie James
Igor Maslov
Alan Nunez Aguilera
Alex Roszkowski
Daniel Skripnik
Aditya Vashistha
Women's Tennis (9)
Delia Arranz
Najah Dawson
Jenelle Downer
Oceane Garibal
Milka Genkova
Olaya Inclan Solis
Gabriela Tenorio
Jessica Livianu
Kajsa Stegrell
Women's Track & Field (34)
Sophia Alter
Leah Anderson
Amanda Belgrave
Amarys Berry
Katherine Bessey
Eboni Birch
Niemah Brown
Jasmine Burkett
Eleftheria Christogeorgou
Nina D'Amato
Skyy Diop
Antonia Frazier
Jackie Gallagher
Therese Gallagher
Stephanie Gerland
Melissa Greaves
Brianna Hayes
Maryn Hess
Lillith Ida
Ja'Tae Joyner
Gabriella Kelly
Torisha LaForce
Nicole McCarthy
Bernadette McGowan
Samantha Morillo
Jennifer Odoemene
Kafi Ottley
Shannon Page
Olivia Pantale
Kayla Parker
Winona Peace
Esmeralda Reyes
Marsella Ventura
Ashley Walsh
Volleyball (12)
Efrosini Alexakou
Jovana Askovic
Erica Di Maulo
Nia Diaz
Lexie Lobdell
Jordan McCalla
Rachele Rastelli
Amanda Sanabia
Hanna Wagner
Kayley Wood
Sheena Yoshioka
Yanjiao Zhao
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