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The Blue Ribbon HIGHLIGHTING THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENT-ATHLETES The Blue Ribbon WINTER 2016 January 2016 Dear DePaul Community, As the university settles into the new year, Athletic Academic Advising and the Department of Athletics are proud to share our Blue Ribbon Newsletter. This annual publication highlights the academic achievements of DePaul student-athletes during the 2014-2015 academic year. Numerous student-athletes received academic accolades last year, which are detailed in the newsletter. We are especially pleased that 163 student-athletes were named to the 2014-2015 BIG EAST All- Academic Team by earning a 3.0 or higher GPA for the year. The program as a whole recorded a 3.458 GPA. Eight teams earned the highest GPA in the BIG EAST Conference for their respective sport— women’s basketball, women’s cross country, women’s indoor track and field, women’s outdoor track and field, golf, women’s soccer, softball and women’s tennis—the most in the conference. Additionally, both our women’s basketball and softball teams earned the third highest GPA in the nation for their respective sport. 2015-2016 is off to a great start as well. 163 student-athletes were named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.0 or higher term GPA) and 118 to the DePaul University Dean’s List (3.5 or higher term GPA) after Fall Quarter. Also, Elise Wyatt from women’s soccer was named to the CoSIDA 2015 Academic All-America Women’s Soccer First Team—the only student-athlete from the conference to be recognized on the first team. In addition, Simon Megally from men’s soccer was named to the NSCAA Scholar All- Region Second Team. We are very proud of these accomplishments and we know that many of you have played an important role in the academic success our student-athletes enjoy. We wish to thank you for your support. Student-athletes work hard to balance the rigors of academics and the demands of their sport. The assistance and support they receive from faculty and staff on campus are greatly appreciated. To celebrate these accomplishments, we ask that you join us in honoring our BIG EAST All-Academic Team at our annual half-time ceremony during the DePaul versus Providence College men’s basketball game on February 2. Our departments work hard every day to make DePaul Athletics something of which the university community can be proud. Please continue to support our student-athletes’ efforts both in the classroom and in competition. We hope you can join us at an athletic event in the near future—the student-athletes would love to see you at one of their competitions. DePaul will host the BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament in McGrath-Phillips Arena March 5-8. Please visitdepaulbluedemons.com for more information. If we can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact us. Sincerely, Jean Lenti Ponsetto Kate O’Brien, PhD Director of Athletics Associate Athletic Director for Academic Advising and Life Skills Programs 2014-2015 BIG EAST All-Academic Team 81.9 percent of DePaul student-athletes were named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team for having earned at least a 3.0 GPA for the year. Men’s Basketball Men’s Tennis SAVE Rolando Curington Timothy Corwin Cory Dolins Nathan de Veer William Garrett, Jr. Jan-Willem Feilzer Joseph Hanel Alex Galoustian David Molinari Paul John Join us for the Annual Half-Time Forrest Robinson Kyle Johnson Ceremony honoring DePaul’s BIG THE DATE Peter Ryckbosch Sten Leusink Gregory Sequele Maxim Renke EAST All-Academic Team during David Vieyra the men’s basketball game versus Men’s Cross Country/ Providence College. Track and Field Softball Matthew Almeranti Brittany Boesel Alejandro Amaya Staci Bonezek Tuesday, February 2 | 8 p.m. Scott Arsenault Cherelle Chambers Matthew Babicz Dylan Christensen allstate arena Charles Bottoms Haydn Christensen Alex Campanella Mary Connolly Andrew Diehn Micah Fitzgerald Aaron Harris Ellie Forkin Christopher Korabik Kali Gardner Adam Kovacs Hannah Hosty Thomas Lindholm Sabrina Kuchta Jeremy Lozano Alexandria Lenti Edward McDaniel Gena Lenti Steven McEvilly Megan Leyva Women’s Cross Country/ Women’s Soccer Jake Pecorin Morgan Maize Track and Field Alexa Ben James Ryan Marsha Pendilton Ellen Carman Sara Brathwaite Blake Thompson Nicole Pihl Simone Carr Kassandra Cerda Brandon Threats Maxine Rodriguez Sarah Chappell Marykate Cicinelli Sebastian Vermaas Angela Scalzitti Katerina Cirone Lucy Edwards Naomi Tellez Julie Dambra Elizabeth Endy Golf Bailey Dell Lauren Frasca Jonathan Goldstein Volleyball Ayesha Ewing Carolyn Garrison Adrian Halimi Rachel Breault Taylor Farley Alejandria Godinez Jonathan Hewett Haley Bueser Corinne Franz Sarah Gorden Jan Juelicher Alexa Chanos Danielle Hernando Sonia Johnson James Lelliott Caitlyn Coffey Ashley Holden Nina Kodros Frederick Thomas Saige Gallop Gabrielle Howard Amber Paul Robert Thomas Tyler Graham Taylor Hynes Danielle Pitaro Kelsey Horvath Jacqueline Kasal Rachel Pitman Men’s Soccer Callie Huebener MaShayla Kirksy Megan Pyrz Kevin Beyer Randi Leath Erin McCoy Abigail Reed Konstantin Brkovic Jameson MacPhie Shayna Nwokenkwo Brianna Ryce Colin Cleary Myah Reed Amanda Piche Jessica Schmidt Jake Douglas Colleen Smith Jessica Sanborn Jessica Weaver Arturo Garza Lauren Sharp Elise Wyatt Marcus Griggs Women’s Basketball Paige Skorseth Gini Yost Austin Harrell Meredith Bennett-Swanson Nora Smith Anthony Hunter Sha’Keya Graves Courtney Tedeschi Women’s Tennis Philipp Koenigstein Marte Grays Tayler Whittler Patricia Fargas Robert Ljubic Brandi Harvey-Carr Jarret Fisher Quentin Low Brittany Hrynko Jasmin Kling Ryan Martire Jessica January Patricia Lancranjan Simon Megally Chanise Jenkins Rebeca Mitrea Daniel Michallik Elri Liebenberg Yuliya Shupenia Caleb Pothast Centrese McGee Zaina Sufi Macklin Robinson Ashton Millender Brian Thomas Megan Podkowa Curtis Weir Lauren Prochaska Hans Wuestling Megan Rogowski Koray Yesilli Brooke Schulte Meghan Waldron The Blue Demons Give Back Six DePaul Programs Earn NCAA APR Honors By Adrian Halimi, Golf, Captains’ Council President Six DePaul programs were recognized with Public As student-athletes at DePaul University, Recognition Awards from the NCAA for having multi-year it is our responsibility to represent Academic Performance Rate (APR) scores in the top 10 the university at the highest level percent of all squads in their respective sports. Women’s by excelling in the classroom and basketball, men’s cross country, golf, women’s soccer, softball athletically. It also is our responsibility and women’s tennis were all recognized by the NCAA. The to carry out the Vincentian values that APR measures eligibility, graduation and retention each the university upholds by serving the semester or quarter and provides a clear picture of the community surrounding us. Reaching academic performance for each team in each sport. Women’s out to the community is an important basketball and women’s tennis picked up the recognition for part of our role as captains, leaders, and trendsetters who live the 10th straight year while the golf team was honored for the out the university’s values. ninth time in 10 years. The women’s basketball and women’s tennis programs are two of just 129 teams nationally to earn Each year the Athletic Department emphasizes serving the honor every year. Every Division I sports team calculates the community by starting the year creating blankets to be its APR each academic year, based on the eligibility and donated to those in need. The Athletic Department also retention of each scholarship student-athlete. Teams participated in “Be the Match Donor Drive” to help those who scoring below certain thresholds can face sanctions, such as are in need of a marrow transplant. Over two days, we helped scholarship losses and restrictions on practice. Be the Match register a record number of potential donors. In addition to the department-wide service initiatives, teams Five Programs Record Perfect APR Scores also served the community via volunteering at fundraisers, Five DePaul programs posted multi-year APR rates of 1000— the Chicago Marathon, the St. Vincent de Paul Parish soup women’s basketball, men’s cross country, golf, softball and kitchen, Misericordia, DemonTHON and Vincentian Service women’s tennis each recorded perfect rates while 12 of 15 Day among others. Our goal is to continue to keep Vincentian programs at DePaul surpassed the NCAA overall average values alive in the community through our support of those in APR of 978. The women’s tennis program posted a perfect need. rate for the 10th straight year while golf achieved the perfect score of 1000 for the ninth time in 10 years. Women’s Reverend John R. Cortelyou Award Winners basketball held a 1000 APR for the fifth consecutive year Jarret Fisher from women’s tennis and and sixth time in 10 years. Men’s cross country achieved the Curtis Weir from men’s soccer topped highest score for the second straight year. the 2014-2015 senior class with their outstanding GPAs and received the Reverend John R. Cortelyou Awards. Jarret graduated Summa Cum Laude (4.0) with a Bachelor of Science in 23 States and 17 Countries Business in finance and a minor in Our student-athletes come to DePaul from 23 states and 17 countries international business. She is currently pursuing her MBA at DePaul. Curtis also graduated Summa Cum Laude 6 Colleges and 45 Majors (3.940) with a Bachelor of Science in Our student-athletes are enrolled in 6 of DePaul’s 10 colleges and are computer science (software engineering pursuing 45 different majors—the fastest growing of which
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