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HIGHLIGHTING the ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS of STUDENT-ATHLETES the Blue Ribbon HIGHLIGHTING THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENT-ATHLETES The Blue Ribbon WINTER 2014 January 2014 Letter from the Editors 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. Numerous student-athletes received academic accolades last year, which are detailed in the newsletter. We are especially pleased that 151 student-athletes were named to the 2012-2013 BIG EAST All-Academic Team by earning a 3.0 or higher GPA for the year. The program as a whole recorded a 3.357 GPA. A conference best eight teams earned the highest GPA in the BIG EAST Conference for their respective sport—women’s basketball, golf, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, women’s indoor track and field and women’s outdoor track and field. Additionally, our women’s basketball team was ranked second in the nation academically. 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 is 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 Villanova University men’s basketball game on February 12 at 6 p.m. at Allstate Arena. 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—our student-athletes would love to see you at one of their competitions. If we can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact us. Sincerely, Jean Lenti Ponsetto Kate O’Brien, Ph.D. Director of Athletics Director of Athletic Academic Advising (773) 325-7504 (773) 325-7254 [email protected] [email protected] Dean’s List 2012-2013 To be named to the Dean’s List, full-time undergraduate students must earn a term GPA of 3.5 or higher. Men’s Basketball Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field Women’s Basketball Women’s Cross Country/ Cory Dolins FQ,SQ Matthew Babicz WQ Alexa Gallagher FQ Track & Field Donnavan Kirk FQ, SQ Andrew Diehn SQ Katherine Harry FQ, WQ, SQ Rebecca Adamcheck WQ DeJuan Marrero FQ Benjamin Hiromura FQ, WQ, SQ Chanise Jenkins FQ Blair Bartosiewicz FQ Edwind McGhee FQ, WQ, SQ Edward McDaniel FQ Gena Lenti FQ, WQ, SQ Loreal Curtis SQ Peter Ryckbosch FQ, WQ, SQ Mackenzie Melto FQ Anna Martin WQ, SQ Julie Dambra FQ, WQ, SQ Christopher Miedema FQ Centrese McGee FQ, WQ, SQ Ayesha Ewing FQ, WQ Golf Matthew Pietrus FQ, WQ, SQ Jasmine Penny WQ, SQ Taylor Farley FQ Moritz Ackerhans FQ, WQ, SQ Maximilian Rodrigues WQ, SQ Megan Podkowa FQ, WQ, SQ Danielle Hernando FQ, WQ, SQ Russell Budd WQ, SQ Ian Sanchez FQ, WQ, SQ Kelsey Reynolds FQ, WQ, SQ Ashley Holden FQ, SQ Adrian Halimi FQ, WQ, SQ Tyler Schmitt WQ, SQ Megan Rogowski FQ, WQ, SQ Lindsey Holden FQ, WQ, SQ Moritz Hausweiler FQ, WQ, SQ Blake Thompson WQ Brooke Schulte FQ, WQ, SQ Taylor Hynes WQ, SQ Jan Julicher FQ, WQ, SQ Joseph Turner WQ Kelsey Smith FQ, WQ, SQ Elizabeth Jefferson FQ Alexander Lloyd WQ Ryan Van Fossen FQ, SQ Jacqueline Kasal FQ, WQ, SQ John Pavelko FQ, WQ, SQ Women’s Soccer Erin McCoy WQ, SQ Bradley Peterson FQ, SQ Softball Kelly Blumberg WQ , SQ Alexandra Muller FQ Mark Sanchez FQ, WQ, SQ Brittany Boesel FQ, WQ, SQ Sara Brathwaite FQ, WQ, SQ Amanda Piche FQ, WQ, SQ Bradley Stephens FQ, WQ, SQ Staci Bonezek FQ, WQ MaryKate Cicinelli FQ, WQ Hannah Pulliam SQ Alexandria Braden SQ Kimberly Denne WQ, SQ Molly Shiroishi FQ, WQ, SQ Men’s Soccer Bree Brown WQ Ashleigh Goddard FQ, WQ, SQ Alexandra Vekich WQ Jake Douglas FQ, WQ, SQ Cherelle Chambers FQ, WQ, SQ Claire Hanold FQ, WQ, SQ Tayler Whittler FQ, WQ, SQ Zachary Forbes FQ, WQ Samantha Dodd WQ, SQ Kylie Nordness FQ, SQ Arturo Garza FQ, WQ Kali Gardner FQ, SQ Erin Pekovitch FQ, WQ, SQ Kyle Gustafson FQ, WQ, SQ Alexandria Lenti WQ, SQ Rachel Pitman FQ, WQ, SQ Joseph Hart FQ, WQ, SQ Gena Lenti FQ, WQ, SQ Megan Pyrz FQ, WQ, SQ Cale Hartle SQ Morgan Maize FQ Rebekah Roller FQ, WQ, SQ Brian Hindle WQ, SQ Amanda Mener FQ, WQ, SQ Brianna Ryce FQ, WQ, SQ Anthony Hunter FQ, WQ, SQ Hannah Penna FQ Ren Stoecklin FQ, WQ, SQ Benjamin Lussier WQ, SQ Kirsten Verdun FQ, WQ, SQ Elise Wyatt FQ, WQ, SQ Daniel Michallik FQ Alisha Warren FQ Jack Rubin FQ, WQ, SQ Women’s Tennis Brian Schultz WQ Volleyball Matea Cutura FQ Eric Sorby FQ, WQ, SQ Rachel Aumann FQ, WQ, SQ Patricia Fargas FQ, WQ, SQ Michael Stankiewicz WQ, SQ Tyler Graham FQ, WQ, SQ Jarret Fisher FQ, WQ, SQ Austin Toth FQ, WQ, SQ Callie Huebener FQ Zhavia Gray SQ Alexander Wallace FQ Randi Leath FQ, WQ, SQ Jasmin Kling FQ, WQ, SQ Curtis Weir FQ, WQ, SQ Genesis Reyes FQ, SQ Kelsey Lawson FQ, WQ, SQ Allyson Rooks FQ, WQ, SQ Rebeca Mitrea FQ, WQ, SQ Men’s Tennis Briana Spruill WQ Carolin Neumann FQ, WQ, SQ Jan-Willem Feilzer FQ, WQ, SQ Vesela Zapryanova WQ, SQ Zaina Sufi FQ, WQ, SQ Mathias Hambach FQ, WQ, SQ Ana Vladutu WQ, SQ Paul John FQ, WQ Kyle Johnson FQ, WQ Alexandre Latychev WQ, SQ Sten Leusink FQ Adam Reinhart FQ, WQ, SQ 2012-2013 Quick Statistics 446 289 74 3.357 Total number of student-athletes Total number of student-athletes Total number of student-athletes 2012-2013 Athletic Department GPA (78.1%) who were named to (50.6%) who were named to the (13.0%) who recorded a 4.0 GPA the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll Dean’s List (GPA 3.5 or higher) (GPA 3.0 or higher) Athletic Director’s Honor Roll 2012-2013 To be named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, student-athletes must earn a term GPA of 3.0 or greater. Student-athletes who earned a 4.0 term GPA in fall, winter and/or spring are in bold. Men’s Basketball Men’s Tennis Volleyball Women’s Tennis Cory Dolins FQ, WQ, SQ Filip Dzanko WQ Rachel Aumann FQ, WQ, SQ Matea Cutura FQ, WQ, SQ Donnavan Kirk FQ, WQ, SQ Jan-Willem Feilzer FQ, WQ, SQ Tyler Graham FQ, WQ, SQ Patricia Fargas FQ, WQ, SQ DeJuan Marrero FQ, WQ Mathias Hambach FQ, WQ, SQ Aubree Hord FQ, WQ, SQ Jarret Fisher FQ, WQ, SQ Edwind McGhee FQ, WQ, SQ Paul John FQ, WQ, SQ Callie Huebener FQ Zhavia Gray FQ, WQ, SQ Cleveland Melvin FQ Kyle Johnson FQ, WQ, SQ Randi Leath FQ, WQ, SQ Jasmin Kling FQ, WQ, SQ Moses Morgan FQ Alexandre Latychev WQ, SQ Genesis Reyes FQ, WQ, SQ Kelsey Lawson FQ, WQ, SQ Stuart Pirri FQ, WQ Sten Leusink FQ, WQ, SQ Natalie Rizzo WQ, SQ Rebeca Mitrea FQ, WQ, SQ Jodan Price FQ Adam Reinhart FQ, WQ, SQ Allyson Rooks FQ, WQ, SQ Carolin Neumann FQ, WQ, SQ Peter Ryckbosch FQ, WQ, SQ Anastasiya Shutava FQ, WQ, SQ Zaina Sufi FQ, WQ, SQ Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field Briana Spruill WQ, SQ Ana Vladutu FQ, WQ, SQ Golf Herald Alvarez FQ, WQ Laura Witt FQ, SQ Moritz Ackerhans FQ, WQ, SQ Alejandro Amaya SQ Vesela Zapryanova FQ, WQ, SQ Women’s Cross Country/ Russell Budd FQ, WQ, SQ Matthew Babicz FQ, WQ, SQ Track & Field Adrian Halimi FQ, WQ, SQ Andrew Diehn FQ, WQ, SQ Women’s Basketball Rebecca Adamcheck FQ, WQ, SQ Moritz Hausweiler FQ, WQ, SQ Drew Edwards FQ, WQ, SQ Alexa Gallagher FQ, SQ Blair Bartosiewicz FQ, SQ Jan Julicher FQ, WQ, SQ Alexander Fisher FQ, WQ, SQ Katherine Harry FQ, WQ, SQ Loreal Curtis FQ, WQ, SQ Alexander Lloyd WQ, SQ Zachary Gaskell FQ, WQ, SQ Brandi Harvey-Carr FQ, WQ, SQ Julie Dambra FQ, WQ, SQ John Pavelko FQ, WQ, SQ Benjamin Hiromura FQ, WQ, SQ Brittany Hrynko FQ, WQ Jazmyne Durrah FQ, WQ Bradley Peterson FQ, WQ, SQ Zachary Koronkiewicz FQ, WQ, SQ Chanise Jenkins FQ, WQ, SQ Colleen Earl SQ Mark Sanchez FQ, WQ, SQ Adam Kovacs WQ Gena Lenti FQ, WQ, SQ Ayesha Ewing FQ, WQ, SQ Bradley Stephens FQ, WQ, SQ Edward McDaniel FQ, WQ, SQ Anna Martin FQ, WQ, SQ Taylor Farley FQ, WQ, SQ Mackenzie Melto FQ, WQ, SQ Centrese McGee FQ, WQ, SQ Sarah Gorden FQ, WQ, SQ Men’s Soccer Kareem Midani FQ, WQ Jasmine Penny FQ, SQ Danielle Hernando FQ, WQ, SQ Antonio Aguilar SQ Christopher Miedema FQ Megan Podkowa FQ, WQ, SQ Lindsey Holden FQ, WQ, SQ Jared Blincow FQ, WQ, SQ Matthew Pietrus FQ, WQ, SQ Kelsey Reynolds FQ, WQ, SQ Ashley Holden FQ, WQ, SQ Joseph Brinckwirth FQ, WQ, SQ Maximilian Rodrigues FQ, WQ, SQ Megan Rogowski FQ, WQ, SQ Taylor Hynes WQ, SQ Jake Douglas FQ, WQ, SQ Ian Sanchez FQ, WQ, SQ Brooke Schulte FQ, WQ, SQ Elizabeth Jefferson FQ, WQ, SQ Zachary Forbes FQ, WQ, SQ Tyler Schmitt FQ, WQ, SQ Kelsey Smith FQ, WQ, SQ Jacqueline Kasal FQ, WQ, SQ Thiago Ganancio FQ, WQ, SQ Blake Thompson FQ, WQ Erin McCoy WQ, SQ Arturo Garza FQ Brandon Threats FQ, WQ Women’s Soccer Sarah Moss FQ, WQ Kyle Gustafson FQ, WQ, SQ Tonderai Tomu WQ Kelly Blumberg FQ, WQ, SQ Alexandra Muller FQ, WQ, SQ Joseph Hart FQ, WQ, SQ Joseph Turner FQ, WQ Sara Brathwaite FQ, WQ, SQ Amanda Piche FQ, WQ, SQ Cale Hartle SQ Ryan Van Fossen FQ, WQ, SQ MaryKate Cicinelli FQ, WQ, SQ Hannah Pulliam FQ, WQ, SQ Jalen Harvey FQ, WQ, SQ Kimberly Denne FQ, WQ, SQ Kayla Schwarz WQ, SQ Brian Hindle FQ, WQ, SQ Softball Carolyn Garrison WQ, SQ Molly Shiroishi FQ, WQ, SQ Anthony Hunter FQ, WQ, SQ Brittany Boesel FQ, WQ, SQ Ashleigh Goddard FQ, WQ, SQ Nora Smith FQ, WQ David Leverentz FQ, WQ, SQ Staci Bonezek FQ, WQ, SQ Alejandria Godinez FQ, WQ, SQ Alexandra Vekich FQ, WQ, SQ Benjamin Lussier FQ, WQ, SQ Alexandria Braden FQ, WQ, SQ Sarah Gorden FQ, WQ, SQ Tayler Whittler
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