DePaul University Athletics

BIG EAST Announces 2015-16 All-Academic Team
7/28/2016 12:00:00 AM | MEN'S SOCCER
July 28, 2016 CHICAGO - A total of 159 DePaul student-athletes were named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team for the 2015-16 academic year.
More than 2,000 student-athletes were honored from the conference's 10 members and seven affiliate institutions in 22 BIG EAST sports. 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 2,330 honorees for the 2015-16 academic year, the most in the three years since conference realignment. The BIG EAST honored 2,091 in 2013-14 and 2,197 in 2014-15. Villanova led all schools with 302 student-athletes recognized, edging Georgetown (288) which led the league the last two years.
DePaul's total of 159 student-athletes on the academic honor list is the third-highest total since the university joined the BIG EAST Conference in 2005.
DePaul's BIG EAST All-Academic Team Year-by-Year
2005-06: 107
2006-07: 127
2007-08: 133
2008-09: 144
2009-10: 166
2010-11: 148
2011-12: 150
2012-13: 151
2013-14: 154
2014-15: 163
2015-16: 159
2015â€16 BIG EAST Allâ€Academic Team
Men's Basketball: Oumar Barry, Eli Cain, R.J. Curington, Cory Dolins, Billy Garrett Jr., Erten Gazi, Joe Hanel, Myke Henry, David Leitao III, Peter Ryckbosch, Fred Scott
Women's Basketball: Tanita Allen, Meri Bennettâ€Swanson, Jackie Grant, Brandi Harvey-Carr, Jessica January, Chanise Jenkins, Elri Liebenberg, Megan Podkowa, Lauren Prochaska, Brooke Schulte, Meghan Waldron
Men's Cross Country/Track and Field: Joe Atria, Alex Campanella, Andrew Diehn, Regen Hatcher, Chris Korabik, Jeremy Lozano, Jake Pecorin, Daniel Peterson, James Ryan
Women's Cross Country/Track and Field: Katerina Cirone, Jessica Harris, Caroline Kurdej, Miranda Rea, Jessica Sanborn, Lauren Sharp, Paige Skorseth, Courtney Tedeschi
Men's Golf: Fredrik Eineren, Jonathan Goldstein, Ronnie Griggs, Adrian Halimi, Jonathan Hewett, Freddy Thomas, Bobby Thomas
Men's Soccer: Kevin Beyer, Kosta Brkovic, John Freitag, Austin Harrell, Jalen Harvey, Brian Hindle, Philipp Koenigstein, Quentin Low, Ryan Martire, Simon Megally, Michael Mojarro, Caleb Pothast, Mack Robinson, Jacob Scheper, Anton Sell, Francesco Sinopoli, Spencer Ward, Hans Wuestling
Women's Soccer: Alexa Ben, Kassandra Cerda, Franny Cerny, Lucy Edwards, Elizabeth Endy, Lauren Frasca, Madeline Frick, Alejandria Godinez, Kelli Hubly, Sonia Johnson, Vanessa Nigg, Danielle Pitaro, Abby Reed, Brianna Ryce, Jessie Schmidt, Elise Wyatt, Gini Yost
Softball: Cherelle Chambers, Dylan Christensen, Haydn Christensen, Micah Fitzgerald, Ellie Forkin, Celeste Franco, Kali Gardner, Morgan Greenwood, Sabrina Kuchta, Gena Lenti, Megan Leyva, Morgan Maize, Marsha Pendilton, Nicole Pihl, Alysia Rodriguez, Angela Scalzitti, Naomi Tellez, Stefanie Troja
Men's Tennis: Tim Corwin, Nathan de Veer, Ivan Divkovic, Janâ€Willem Feilzer, Paul John, Kyle Johnson, Sten Leusink, Conor O'Meara
Women's Tennis: Marina Cozac, Jarret Fisher, Patricia Lancranjan, Rebeca Mitrea, Yuliya Shupenia, Zaina Sufi, Milica Tesic, Ana Vladutu
Men's Track and Field: Matthew Almeranti, Scott Arsenault, Chaz Bottoms, Noah Deck, Kyle Decker, Aaron Harris, Kyle Hedge, Jarvis Hill, Isaac Jimenez, Evan Lowry, Mac Melto, Scott Midgett, Blake Thompson, Brandon Threats
Women's Track and Field: Simone Carr, Sarah Chappell, Julie Dambra, Ariel Davis, Laura Edwards, Emily Eller, Taylor Farley, Corinne Franz, Alexia Harvey, Gabrielle Howard, MaShayla Kirksy, Caroline Muller, Shayna Nwokenkwo, Nora Smith, Jessica Watkins, Tayler Whittler, Sophia Wilson
Volleyball: Rachel Breault, Haley Bueser, Lexi Chanos, Caitlyn Coffey, Saige Gallop, Tyler Graham, Kelsey Horvath, Callie Huebener, Dominika Kowalska, Randi Leath, Jameson MacPhie, Brittany Maxwell, Myah Reed
More than 2,000 student-athletes were honored from the conference's 10 members and seven affiliate institutions in 22 BIG EAST sports. 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 2,330 honorees for the 2015-16 academic year, the most in the three years since conference realignment. The BIG EAST honored 2,091 in 2013-14 and 2,197 in 2014-15. Villanova led all schools with 302 student-athletes recognized, edging Georgetown (288) which led the league the last two years.
DePaul's total of 159 student-athletes on the academic honor list is the third-highest total since the university joined the BIG EAST Conference in 2005.
DePaul's BIG EAST All-Academic Team Year-by-Year
2005-06: 107
2006-07: 127
2007-08: 133
2008-09: 144
2009-10: 166
2010-11: 148
2011-12: 150
2012-13: 151
2013-14: 154
2014-15: 163
2015-16: 159
2015â€16 BIG EAST Allâ€Academic Team
Men's Basketball: Oumar Barry, Eli Cain, R.J. Curington, Cory Dolins, Billy Garrett Jr., Erten Gazi, Joe Hanel, Myke Henry, David Leitao III, Peter Ryckbosch, Fred Scott
Women's Basketball: Tanita Allen, Meri Bennettâ€Swanson, Jackie Grant, Brandi Harvey-Carr, Jessica January, Chanise Jenkins, Elri Liebenberg, Megan Podkowa, Lauren Prochaska, Brooke Schulte, Meghan Waldron
Men's Cross Country/Track and Field: Joe Atria, Alex Campanella, Andrew Diehn, Regen Hatcher, Chris Korabik, Jeremy Lozano, Jake Pecorin, Daniel Peterson, James Ryan
Women's Cross Country/Track and Field: Katerina Cirone, Jessica Harris, Caroline Kurdej, Miranda Rea, Jessica Sanborn, Lauren Sharp, Paige Skorseth, Courtney Tedeschi
Men's Golf: Fredrik Eineren, Jonathan Goldstein, Ronnie Griggs, Adrian Halimi, Jonathan Hewett, Freddy Thomas, Bobby Thomas
Men's Soccer: Kevin Beyer, Kosta Brkovic, John Freitag, Austin Harrell, Jalen Harvey, Brian Hindle, Philipp Koenigstein, Quentin Low, Ryan Martire, Simon Megally, Michael Mojarro, Caleb Pothast, Mack Robinson, Jacob Scheper, Anton Sell, Francesco Sinopoli, Spencer Ward, Hans Wuestling
Women's Soccer: Alexa Ben, Kassandra Cerda, Franny Cerny, Lucy Edwards, Elizabeth Endy, Lauren Frasca, Madeline Frick, Alejandria Godinez, Kelli Hubly, Sonia Johnson, Vanessa Nigg, Danielle Pitaro, Abby Reed, Brianna Ryce, Jessie Schmidt, Elise Wyatt, Gini Yost
Softball: Cherelle Chambers, Dylan Christensen, Haydn Christensen, Micah Fitzgerald, Ellie Forkin, Celeste Franco, Kali Gardner, Morgan Greenwood, Sabrina Kuchta, Gena Lenti, Megan Leyva, Morgan Maize, Marsha Pendilton, Nicole Pihl, Alysia Rodriguez, Angela Scalzitti, Naomi Tellez, Stefanie Troja
Men's Tennis: Tim Corwin, Nathan de Veer, Ivan Divkovic, Janâ€Willem Feilzer, Paul John, Kyle Johnson, Sten Leusink, Conor O'Meara
Women's Tennis: Marina Cozac, Jarret Fisher, Patricia Lancranjan, Rebeca Mitrea, Yuliya Shupenia, Zaina Sufi, Milica Tesic, Ana Vladutu
Men's Track and Field: Matthew Almeranti, Scott Arsenault, Chaz Bottoms, Noah Deck, Kyle Decker, Aaron Harris, Kyle Hedge, Jarvis Hill, Isaac Jimenez, Evan Lowry, Mac Melto, Scott Midgett, Blake Thompson, Brandon Threats
Women's Track and Field: Simone Carr, Sarah Chappell, Julie Dambra, Ariel Davis, Laura Edwards, Emily Eller, Taylor Farley, Corinne Franz, Alexia Harvey, Gabrielle Howard, MaShayla Kirksy, Caroline Muller, Shayna Nwokenkwo, Nora Smith, Jessica Watkins, Tayler Whittler, Sophia Wilson
Volleyball: Rachel Breault, Haley Bueser, Lexi Chanos, Caitlyn Coffey, Saige Gallop, Tyler Graham, Kelsey Horvath, Callie Huebener, Dominika Kowalska, Randi Leath, Jameson MacPhie, Brittany Maxwell, Myah Reed
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