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Mathematics Harrisburg, Ill. Will Brewster Men's Cross Country So Illinois Name Sport Year Major Hometown Reid Roper Baseball Sr. Elementary Education: Mathematics Harrisburg, Ill. Will Brewster Men's Cross Country So. Bioengineering Grayslake, Ill. Rachel Irion Women's Cross Country Sr. Psychology and Spanish Naperville, Ill. Katie Porada Women's Cross Country Sr. Elementary Education Clarendon Hills, Ill. Alyssa Schneider Women's Cross Country Jr. Mathematics Bartlett, Ill. Alex Burge Men's Golf Jr. Entrepreneurship Bloomington, Ill. Ember Schuldt Women's Golf Sr. Recreation, Sport and Tourism Sterling, Ill. Mike Wilner Men's Gymnastics Jr. Computer Engineering Buffalo Grove, Ill. Sunny Kato Women's Gymnastics Jr. Communication Chino Hills, Calif. Elizabeth McNabb Women's Gymnastics Sr. Community Health: Health Education Fishers, Ind. Jordan Naleway Women's Gymnastics Jr. Social Work Vernon Hills, Ill. Giana O'Connor Women's Gymnastics So. Recreation, Sport and Tourism Streamwood, Ill. Nicole Breece Women's Soccer So. Kinesiology St. Louis, Mo. Vanessa DiBernardo Women's Soccer Sr. Recreation, Sport and Tourism Naperville, Ill. Human Resources and Industrial Christina Farrell Women's Soccer Sr. Tucson, Ariz. Relations Amy Feher Women's Soccer So. Psychology Copley, Ohio Kristen Gierman Women's Soccer Sr. Secondary Education Arlington Heights, Ill. Allie Osoba Women's Soccer Sr. Community Health Orland Park, Ill. Lauren Parkin Women's Soccer Sr. Community Health Edwardsville, Ill. Taylore Peterson Women's Soccer So. Community Health Portage, Mich. Allie Bauch Softball So. Communication Schaumburg, Ill. Kylie Johnson Softball So. Kinesiology Kankakee, Ill. Katie Repole Softball So. Recreation, Sport and Tourism Bulverde, Texas Brittany Sanchez Softball Jr. Community Health: Health Education Skokie, Ill. Hailey Booth Women's Swimming & Diving Jr. Psychology Loveland, Ohio Jessica Holz Women's Swimming & Diving Sr. Community Health Ellisville, Mo. Erica Lynn Women's Swimming & Diving Sr. English and Rhetoric: Creative Writing Swansea, Ill. Lori Lynn Women's Swimming & Diving So. Health Swansea, Ill. Megan Marchuk Women's Swimming & Diving Jr. Industrial Engineering Winnetka, Ill. Sloane McDermott Women's Swimming & Diving So. General Curriculum Mokena, Ill. Alison Meng Women's Swimming & Diving Jr. Kinesiology Lodi, Wis. Erika Murphy Women's Swimming & Diving Jr. Finance Chicago, Ill. Courtney Pope Women's Swimming & Diving Sr. Accountancy Homer Glen, Ill. Alyssa Toland Women's Swimming & Diving Sr. Health Mokena, Ill. Jared Hiltzik Men's Tennis So. Communication Wilmette, Ill. Alex Jesse Men's Tennis So. Communication Mequon, Wis. Amanda Duvendack Women's Track & Field Sr. Biology Metamora, Ill. Tess Johnson Women's Track & Field So. Mathematics Downers Grove, Ill. Chloe Schmidt Women's Track & Field Jr. Civil Engineering State College, Pa. Kymbriona Taylor Women's Track & Field So. General Curriculum Chicago, Ill. Asia Thomas Women's Track & Field Jr. Community Health Cape Girardeau, Mo. Anna Dorn Women's Volleyball Sr. Kinesiology Munster, Ind. Liz McMahon Women's Volleyball Jr. Recreation, Sport and Tourism Liberty Township, Ohio Ali Stark Women's Volleyball Jr. Recreation, Sport and Tourism Mount Vernon, Iowa Adam Acheson Wrestling Sr. Kinesiology Champaign, Ill. Indiana Name Sport Year Major Hometown Jonny Marlin Men's Basketball Jr. Management Greenwood, Ind. Andrea Newbauer Women's Basketball Sr. Exercise Science Fort Wayne, Ind. Robbie Nierman Men's Cross Country Sr. Exercise Science Fort Wayne, Ind. Erica Ridderman Women's Cross Country Sr. Philosophy and History Warsaw, Ind. Amanda Behnke Women's Cross Country, Track & Field So. Community Health St. Louis, Mo. Kelsey Duerksen Women's Cross Country, Track & Field Gr. School and College Health Education Ann Arbor, Mich. Samantha Ginther Women's Cross Country, Track & Field Gr. Professional Health Education Fort Wayne, Ind. Samantha Gwin Women's Cross Country, Track & Field Sr. Dietetics Toldeo, Ohio Taylor Wiley Women's Cross Country, Track & Field So. Spanish Evansville, Ind. Mollie Getzfread Field Hockey So. Biology Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Corinne Karch Field Hockey So. Chemistry San Diego, Calif. Nicole Volgraf Field Hockey So. Apparel Merchandising Lafayette Hill, Pa. Elizabeth Tong Women's Golf Jr. Marketing Thornhill, Ontario Katie Engel Women's Rowing So. Biology Portage, Ind. Monica Funk Women's Rowing So. Accounting Valparaiso, Ind. Lauren James Women's Rowing So. Speeach and Language Science South Bend, Ind. Grace Mendel Women's Rowing Jr. Community Health Anderson, Ind. Sean Weidman Men's Soccer Jr. Management Indianapolis, Ind. Kyle Wieschhaus Men's Soccer Jr. Exercise Science South Bend, Ind. Rebecca Dreher Women's Soccer Sr. Biology Westlake, Ohio Megan Holland Women's Soccer Sr. MBA Cincinnati, Ohio Rachel Romero Women's Soccer So. Biology Richmond, Calif. Abby Smith Women's Soccer Jr. Exercise Science McKinney, Texas Rebekah White Women's Soccer Sr. Exercise Science Overland Park, Kan. Jenna Abraham Softball Sr. Community Health Fishers, Ind. Kassi Farmer Softball So. Sport Marketing and Management Columbia, Ill. Lora Olson Softball Jr. Communication Orland Park, Ill. Brooklynn Snodgrass Women's Swimming & Diving So. Exercise Science Calgary, Alberta Dimitrije Tasic Men's Tennis Sr. Economics/Political Science Nis, Serbia Elliott Yee Men's Tennis So. Biology Carmel, Ind. Supply Chain Carolyn Chupa Women's Tennis Jr. Management/Technology Bradenton, Fla. Management Kayla Fujimoto Women's Tennis Sr. Exercise Science Geneva, Ill. Accounting/Operations Alecia Kauss Women's Tennis Jr. Overland Park, Kan. 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