SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- Slippery Rock University Director of Athletics
Paul Lueken proudly announced Monday 75 Rock student-athletes have been named as recipients of 2009-10 Division II ADA Academic Achievement Awards.
The awards are sponsored by the Division II Athletic Directors Association and presented to student-athletes who have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, have completed a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college level work and were an active member of an intercollegiate team during the most recent academic year.
The group of Rock student-athletes honored by the ADA includes three female student-athletes who currently own perfect 4.0 GPAs and 28 student-athletes who own GPAs of 3.75 or higher.
The complete list of Rock student-athletes who attained 2009-10 ADA Academic Achievement Awards included:
Erica Aldrich (women's track and field/cross country);
Samantha Badaczewski (field hockey); #C.J. Bahr# (football);
Lisa Bakaitis (volleyball);
Marissa Balmert (volleyball);
Ben Barnes (baseball);
Alyssa Barrett (women's soccer);
Laura Berry (women's track and field);
Anna Bixler (volleyball);
Kyle Botten (men's track and field/cross country);
Skylar Brosse (field hockey);
Crystal Burnick (women's track and field/cross country);
Mike Carnahan (football);
Cassie Carrow (women's track and field);
Rebecca Coleman (field hockey);
Shardea Croes (softball);
Jeremy Deighton (men's soccer);
Sally Dugas (women's track and field/cross country);
Bill Elliott (football);
Teresa Elliott (field hockey);
Alexa Erossy (volleyball);
Austin Fedell (football);
Jordan Frank (football);
Josh Gardner (football);
Devin Goda (football);
Amy Halls (women's lacrosse);
Jade Hambrick (women's track and field);
Caitlin Hancox (women's track and field/cross country);
Jen Hansen (women's track and field);
Jen Harpp (women's track and field/cross country);
Allie Hartman (field hockey);
Jordan Hausladen (field hockey);
Alex Heller (vollyeball);
Rachel Henderson (softball); #A.J. Hopp# (football);
Juliana Howell (women's soccder);
Julia Hubbard (women's track and field/cross country);
Ethan Isoldi (men's track and field);
Brittany Jones (softball);
izzy Kelbley (volleyball);
Jacquelyn Kerr (women's track and field);
Dana Kiger (women's soccer);
Rachel Knapp (women's soccer/track and field);
Alee Kromer (volleyball);
Sarah Lacy (women's soccer);
Caitlin Lombardo (women's track and field);
Brittany Lyons (women's track and field/cross country);
Mitchell Monas (baseball);
Erin Moran (field hockey);
Danielle Mostachetti (women's track and field/cross country);
Bill Nguyen (men's track and field);
Sarah Olesky (women's track and field/cross country); Andrew O'Saben (football);
Anthony Paganie (men's soccer);
Andrew Pianetti (football);
Ashley Ranck (women's track and field/cross country);
Pat Reagan (men's track and field);
Sarah Reppermund (women's track and field);
Casey Runyan (women's tennis);
Brittney Schaefer (women's track and field);
Brittany Schultz (field hockey);
Jenny Senko (women's track and field/cross country);
Kristin Slavoski (volleyball);
Alexis Slutsky (women's lacrosse);
Allison Smith (women's track and field);
Kaylee Smith (volleyball);
Jayme Stanek (women's track and field);
Jenna Stine (field hockey);
Tiffany Tedesco (women's track and field);
Sarah Thompson (women's track and field/cross country);
Brian Ulrich (men's track and field/cross country); Emma Vanderburg (women's lacrosse);
Chris Warning (men's track and field);
Ashley Winkelspecht (women's lacrosse) and
Jordan Zeunges (softball).
