DePaul University Athletics

Record 198 Student-Athletes Earn BIG EAST All-Academic Honors
8/4/2026 1:00:00 PM | CROSS COUNTRY, ATHLETICS, MEN'S BASKETBALL, MEN'S GOLF, MEN'S SOCCER, MEN'S TENNIS, SOFTBALL, TRACK AND FIELD, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL, WOMEN'S SOCCER, WOMEN'S TENNIS, WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL, ACADEMICS
DePaul places record number on BIG EAST Academic honors list
NEW YORK – A record 198 DePaul student-athletes have been named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team, as announced by the conference Tuesday afternoon. Coming off a successful academic year with all 15 of DePaul's varsity sports programs recording above a 3.0 grade point average, the Blue Demons student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom.
Nominations for the All-Academic Team are submitted by each of the BIG EAST's 11 member schools and six 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. There are a total of 3,085 honorees with 168 coming from affiliate institutions.
DePaul's academic success continues to reach unprecedented levels with nearly 90 percent of student-athletes receiving the honor, while a total of 156 student-athletes achieved above a 3.5 grade-point average. This past academic year, DePaul recorded a 3.512 grade-point average as a department – the second-highest in school history. The 2025-26 honors marks the 15th-straight year with over 150 student-athletes receiving All-Academic Team honors from the conference.
Men's Basketball: Amsal Delalic, CJ Gunn, Jonas Johnson, Nate Kasher, Jeremy Lorenz, Ilija Milijasevic, Khaman Maker
Men's Golf: Leif Breede, Rohan Gopaldas, Dominic Lucchesi, Jack Mann, Sam Mortell, Matthew Rastogi, Austin Scott
Men's Soccer: Tyson Amoo-Mensah, Christian Baumgartner, Clayton Brooks, Jordan Clagette, Sam Duncan, Tyler Flowers, Ethan Gordon, Noeh Hernandez, Daniel Hickiewicz, Luca Iaccino, Nathan Laird, Sam Moore, Liam Mullins, Gavin Netzel, Keagan Pace, Mac Padua, Ryan Thomas, Sam Tinoco, Hayden Vostal, Eli Wachs, Jayden Waski, Callum Watts, George Wyatt
Men's Tennis: Elias Anwar, Tom Giles, Andy Hadziabdic, Tobias Leitner, Sebastian Medica, Sven Moster, Augusto Pardo Cano, Pablo Torres Almeida, Bernando Vialle
Men's Track & Field: Ian Bello, Alex Bernstein, Hunter Bostwick, Quinton Boyd, Jack Broghammer, Harper Bryan, Musa Butler, Kyle Clark, Jayvion Cunningham, Daniel Fasasi, Kyle Friedl, Jaiden Gary, Jason Gould, Daniel Grauer, Gavin Greaney, Denhm Holt, Isaiah Hopf, Jackson Hopkins, Nick Kamp, Mason Krieg, Owen Larkins, Alex Long-Craine, Amaru Mazibuko, Christian Ortiz-Velazquez, Nicholas Quinn, Jorden Reddick, Demetrius Rolle, Cole Tupper, Tyce Smith, Ryan Usher, Reid Waco, Jack Ward
Softball: Jolie Adams, Gwen Baker, Kali Blount, Katie Borges, Addi Burdick, Ella Burleson, Emersyn Coulter, Brooke Cwick, Camryn Eckhart, Lydia Ettema, Kelly Greene, Ava Gusel, Alexis Houge, Zoe Levine, Hannah Messer, Bella Nigey, Chelsea Parker, Addy Poe, Bibianna Rodriguez, Morgan Rogers, Kailey Selvage, Kailie Westphal, Madelyn Wilson, Maya Wondaal
Volleyball: Abby Cahill, Martina Diana, Jade Dudley-Epps, Ryan Gorski, Eva Hurrle, Luisa Juncu, Nora Mannion, Amanda Saeger, Isabela Tavares Salomon, Kendall Timme, Logan Winn, Yagmur Yavuz, Katelynn Oxley
Women's Basketball: Kate Clarke, Gina Davorija, Devin Hagemann, Sumer Lee, Aizhanique Mayo, Shakara McCline, Natiah Nelson, Meg Newman, Kate Novik, Justis Odom, Faith Okorie, Ally Timm, Alayna West
Women's Soccer: Olivia Beam, Sierra Bennett, Shayna da Silva, Jen Devona, Nahla Dominguez, Danielle Fjeldsted, Jericho Frigon, Mya Gardner, Sienna Gonzales, Sydney Goodman, Mason Hillery, Katelyn Jamie, Mackenzie Lee, Addison Mahaney, Sydnee Maxwell, Olivia Medina, Grace Menser, Kristen Schwartz, Avery Splear, Marin Stamper, Alexandra Valiotis, Mia Veldman, Kareena Wardlow, Kate Weber
Women's Tennis: Helin Alvarez, Eleanor Cochran, Isabella Gibson, Yasemin Pehlivan, Roberta Sechi, Hannah Smith, Sasha Stula, Clara Nilsson
Women's Track & Field: Jana Al-Twal, Olivia Austin, Amelia Barrington, Amy Carhee, Sara Cordova, Lauren Drew, Claire Dunn, Grace Havern, Jaiah Hopf, Trixie Johnson, Vivian Jones, Joselyn Jundos, Aisha Kazeem, Sydney Kube, Nevaeh Lowe, Ashleigh McArdle, Lucy McNally, Nadja Moll, Amelia Montgomery, Kayliah Motes, Sophia Nguyen, Ashley Noel, Elena Opp, Isabella Orozco, Lauren Pacsi, Aubrey Phillips, Asha Pierre-Antoine, Eveline Reno, Laila Richardson, Tessa Roe, Gianna Sanchez, Olivia Santos, Kalina Urbaniak, Katelyn Welsh, Vivian Wyller
ABOUT DEPAUL ATHLETICS
DePaul's 15 intercollegiate athletic teams compete in the NCAA Division I, BIG EAST Conference. DePaul University began sponsoring athletics teams in the early 1900's, with intercollegiate athletics coming to fruition in the 1920's. Legendary coach Ray Meyer helped put DePaul on the map in the 1970's as the men's basketball program helped elevate the university to national prominence. Through a bold new vision for the future, DePaul Athletics looks to become the premier program in the BIG EAST Conference through a focus on winning championships with integrity, building champion students through education and intentional development, and serving as a visible ambassador for DePaul University and the Chicago community. DePaul Athletics has a storied tradition and is uniquely positioned to support the university's mission and commitment to academic excellence, real-world experience, community engagement, and systemic change. Further, the department is steadfast in its commitment to grow the university's national exposure and enrollment.
Nominations for the All-Academic Team are submitted by each of the BIG EAST's 11 member schools and six 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. There are a total of 3,085 honorees with 168 coming from affiliate institutions.
DePaul's academic success continues to reach unprecedented levels with nearly 90 percent of student-athletes receiving the honor, while a total of 156 student-athletes achieved above a 3.5 grade-point average. This past academic year, DePaul recorded a 3.512 grade-point average as a department – the second-highest in school history. The 2025-26 honors marks the 15th-straight year with over 150 student-athletes receiving All-Academic Team honors from the conference.
Men's Basketball: Amsal Delalic, CJ Gunn, Jonas Johnson, Nate Kasher, Jeremy Lorenz, Ilija Milijasevic, Khaman Maker
Men's Golf: Leif Breede, Rohan Gopaldas, Dominic Lucchesi, Jack Mann, Sam Mortell, Matthew Rastogi, Austin Scott
Men's Soccer: Tyson Amoo-Mensah, Christian Baumgartner, Clayton Brooks, Jordan Clagette, Sam Duncan, Tyler Flowers, Ethan Gordon, Noeh Hernandez, Daniel Hickiewicz, Luca Iaccino, Nathan Laird, Sam Moore, Liam Mullins, Gavin Netzel, Keagan Pace, Mac Padua, Ryan Thomas, Sam Tinoco, Hayden Vostal, Eli Wachs, Jayden Waski, Callum Watts, George Wyatt
Men's Tennis: Elias Anwar, Tom Giles, Andy Hadziabdic, Tobias Leitner, Sebastian Medica, Sven Moster, Augusto Pardo Cano, Pablo Torres Almeida, Bernando Vialle
Men's Track & Field: Ian Bello, Alex Bernstein, Hunter Bostwick, Quinton Boyd, Jack Broghammer, Harper Bryan, Musa Butler, Kyle Clark, Jayvion Cunningham, Daniel Fasasi, Kyle Friedl, Jaiden Gary, Jason Gould, Daniel Grauer, Gavin Greaney, Denhm Holt, Isaiah Hopf, Jackson Hopkins, Nick Kamp, Mason Krieg, Owen Larkins, Alex Long-Craine, Amaru Mazibuko, Christian Ortiz-Velazquez, Nicholas Quinn, Jorden Reddick, Demetrius Rolle, Cole Tupper, Tyce Smith, Ryan Usher, Reid Waco, Jack Ward
Softball: Jolie Adams, Gwen Baker, Kali Blount, Katie Borges, Addi Burdick, Ella Burleson, Emersyn Coulter, Brooke Cwick, Camryn Eckhart, Lydia Ettema, Kelly Greene, Ava Gusel, Alexis Houge, Zoe Levine, Hannah Messer, Bella Nigey, Chelsea Parker, Addy Poe, Bibianna Rodriguez, Morgan Rogers, Kailey Selvage, Kailie Westphal, Madelyn Wilson, Maya Wondaal
Volleyball: Abby Cahill, Martina Diana, Jade Dudley-Epps, Ryan Gorski, Eva Hurrle, Luisa Juncu, Nora Mannion, Amanda Saeger, Isabela Tavares Salomon, Kendall Timme, Logan Winn, Yagmur Yavuz, Katelynn Oxley
Women's Basketball: Kate Clarke, Gina Davorija, Devin Hagemann, Sumer Lee, Aizhanique Mayo, Shakara McCline, Natiah Nelson, Meg Newman, Kate Novik, Justis Odom, Faith Okorie, Ally Timm, Alayna West
Women's Soccer: Olivia Beam, Sierra Bennett, Shayna da Silva, Jen Devona, Nahla Dominguez, Danielle Fjeldsted, Jericho Frigon, Mya Gardner, Sienna Gonzales, Sydney Goodman, Mason Hillery, Katelyn Jamie, Mackenzie Lee, Addison Mahaney, Sydnee Maxwell, Olivia Medina, Grace Menser, Kristen Schwartz, Avery Splear, Marin Stamper, Alexandra Valiotis, Mia Veldman, Kareena Wardlow, Kate Weber
Women's Tennis: Helin Alvarez, Eleanor Cochran, Isabella Gibson, Yasemin Pehlivan, Roberta Sechi, Hannah Smith, Sasha Stula, Clara Nilsson
Women's Track & Field: Jana Al-Twal, Olivia Austin, Amelia Barrington, Amy Carhee, Sara Cordova, Lauren Drew, Claire Dunn, Grace Havern, Jaiah Hopf, Trixie Johnson, Vivian Jones, Joselyn Jundos, Aisha Kazeem, Sydney Kube, Nevaeh Lowe, Ashleigh McArdle, Lucy McNally, Nadja Moll, Amelia Montgomery, Kayliah Motes, Sophia Nguyen, Ashley Noel, Elena Opp, Isabella Orozco, Lauren Pacsi, Aubrey Phillips, Asha Pierre-Antoine, Eveline Reno, Laila Richardson, Tessa Roe, Gianna Sanchez, Olivia Santos, Kalina Urbaniak, Katelyn Welsh, Vivian Wyller
ABOUT DEPAUL ATHLETICS
DePaul's 15 intercollegiate athletic teams compete in the NCAA Division I, BIG EAST Conference. DePaul University began sponsoring athletics teams in the early 1900's, with intercollegiate athletics coming to fruition in the 1920's. Legendary coach Ray Meyer helped put DePaul on the map in the 1970's as the men's basketball program helped elevate the university to national prominence. Through a bold new vision for the future, DePaul Athletics looks to become the premier program in the BIG EAST Conference through a focus on winning championships with integrity, building champion students through education and intentional development, and serving as a visible ambassador for DePaul University and the Chicago community. DePaul Athletics has a storied tradition and is uniquely positioned to support the university's mission and commitment to academic excellence, real-world experience, community engagement, and systemic change. Further, the department is steadfast in its commitment to grow the university's national exposure and enrollment.
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