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2017 D2 Sods Contact: Jennifer Goodrich, NFHCA Executive Director Email: [email protected] For Immediate Release: March 22, 2018 2017 Zag Field Hockey / NFHCA Division II Scholars of Distinction GILBERT, AZ – The NFHCA Office is proud to announce that 66 student-athletes representing 23 schools have been selected as 2017 Zag Field Hockey / NFHCA Division II Scholars of Distinction. The Division II Scholars of Distinction program recognizes those student-athletes who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.90 or higher through the first semester of the 2017-18 academic year. The complete listing of the 2017 Zag Field Hockey / NFHCA Division II Scholars of Distinction can be found below. 2017 Zag Field Hockey / NFHCA Division II Scholars of Distinction Ashley Abad, Southern New Hampshire Univ. Madison Krajewski, Slippery Rock University Sabrina Anderson, Mercy College Aniek Kroezen, Pace University Taylor Balser, Mercyhurst University Mariah Lee, Newberry College Olivia Barnes, Franklin Pierce University Samantha Lorenc, Mercy College Caitlin Beauduy, Mansfield University Jessica Maier, Southern Connecticut State Univ. Allison Bentley, Indiana University of PA Sydney McCarthy, East Stroudsburg University Virginia Bradbury, Millersville University Abigail McKay, Slippery Rock University Helen Bradley, East Stroudsburg University Katelyn Melvin, LIU Post Nicole Bream, Slippery Rock University Kelsey Munster, West Chester University Taylor Brodsky, LIU Post Madeline Murphy, Slippery Rock University Maroussia Buysschaert, Lindenwood University Courtney Page, Slippery Rock University Carly Canavan, Franklin Pierce University Lauren Parrinello, Adelphi University Domenique Catalano, West Chester University Autumn Peters, Millersville University Madalyn Christen, Indiana University of PA Rebecca Podskoch, Mercy College Elizabeth Clemmer, Indiana University of PA Lauren Roberts, Lindenwood University Marre Corver, West Chester University Leah Rogers, Mercyhurst University Myrlin De Graaf, Limestone College Lesly Sanchez Alvarez, Pace University Kelly Diplock, Limestone College Ashley Scholten, Bentley University Shelby Easley, Lindenwood University Claire Sharp, Queens University of Charlotte Marissa Elizardo, West Chester University Hannah Shirk, Kutztown University Kristen English, East Stroudsburg University Jaclyn Shragher, Bloomsburg University Noor Fons, Lindenwood University Emily Skelley, Southern New Hampshire Univ. Makayla Foster, Saint Michael’s College Haley Smith, Newberry College Mackenzie Fuhrman, Kutztown University Natasha Tarbell, Southern Connecticut State Univ. Maaike Gerkema Southern New Hampshire Univ. Caro Theunisz, Lindenwood University Alexandra Hartmann, East Stroudsburg University Francesca Tossona, Bentley University Tesa Hoffman, Bloomsburg University Elise Utne, Newberry College Molly Humiston, Saint Michael’s College Sarah White, Limestone College Taylor Jones, Lindenwood University Hadley Wiktor, Kutztown University Alexandra Kanapes, Adelphi University Sara Wilder, Bellarmine University Melanie Kerins, Slippery Rock University Susie Williams, Limestone College Courtney Konowal, Kutztown University Elizabeth Wolfe, Slippery Rock University Olivia Kowatch, Franklin Pierce University Kaycee Zelkovsky, LIU Post .
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