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Patriot League Announces Women's Rowing Academic Honor Roll Today’s Scholar-Athletes Tomorrow’s Leaders 3773 Corporate Parkway Suite 190 Center Valley, PA 18034 (610) 289-1950 Fax: (610)-289-1951/52 For Immediate Release June 25, 2015 Contact Keith Gary, Associate Director for Communications [email protected]/610.289.1957 Patriot League Announces Women’s Rowing Academic Honor Roll 222 student-athletes receive Honor Roll recognition Center Valley, Pa. – Two hundred and twenty-two student-athletes have been named to this year’s Patriot League Women’s Rowing Academic Honor Roll, led by 44 from Boston University. Navy junior Kathleen Heinbach, the 2015 Patriot League Women’s Rowing Scholar-Athlete, achieved a 4.0 grade point average along with six other members of the Mids championship squad – Julia Arthur, Virginia Brodie, Aria Dang, Rebecca Greenberg, Brianna Kaufmann and Miranda Kosmides. In all 23 student athletes registered a 4.0 GPA this spring, including MIT’s Christina Adcock, Katherine Adler, Pristanavae Manning, Cliodhna McCarthy, Valerie Peng and Larkin Sayre; Georgetown’s Sabrina Gosman, Jocelyn Hlawaty, Christina Johnson and Katie McGowan; Bucknell’s Bethany Bechtel, Margo Boyd and Leah Murphy; Boston University’s Emma Ransom, Holy Cross’ Kate Diggins and Lehigh’s Leah Paulson. All 12 members of the Academic All-Patriot League team appear on the 2015 honor roll. In addition to Boston University, Bucknell landed 39 student-athletes on the honor roll, followed by Georgetown (31), Navy (25), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (24) and Holy Cross (20). To be eligible for the spring Academic Honor Roll, a student-athlete must earn a 3.20 grade-point average in the spring semester and participate in one of the Patriot League’s winter or spring championship sports. “Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s Leaders” – The Patriot League continually demonstrates that student-athletes can excel at both academics and athletics without sacrificing its high standards. The Patriot League’s athletic success is achieved while its member institutions remain committed to its founding principle of admitting and graduating student-athletes that are academically representative of their class. Participation in athletics at Patriot League institutions is viewed as an important component of a well-rounded education. 2015 Patriot League Women’s Rowing Academic Honor Roll Name Class Major GPA Hometown/High School BOSTON UNIVERSITY (44) Laura Anhalt Fr. Mechanical Engineering 3.43 Centreville, Va/Westfield Emily Avrick So. Business Admin & Mgmt 3.35 Wilmette, Ill./New Trier Dominique Baker Jr. Human Physiology 3.58 Miami, Fla./Langley Margaret Beaton Sr. Speech, Language & Hearing Science 3.39 Bolton, Mass./Nashoba Regional Marisa Borchardt Sr. Human Physiology 3.68 Freehold, N.J./Peddie School Veronica Cirelli Fr. Arts & Sciences 3.23 St James, N.Y./Our Lady of Mercy Academy Alaina Coffey Jr. Nutritional Sciences 3.49 Wakefield, R.I./South Kingstown Rachel Cohn Jr. Film & Television 3.85 Orlando, Fla./Trinity Preparatory School Molly Constantine Jr. Political Science 3.85 Ballston Spa, N.Y./Ballston Spa Ashley Davidson Sr. History 3.80 Clackamas, Ore./Clackamas Maria Didomenica Fr. Biology 3.83 Millbury/Millbury Memorial Kristin Edwards Fr. Athletic Training 3.80 San Diego, Calif./Mt. Carmel Christina Fitzgerald Fr. Undeclared 3.31 West Roxbury/Newton Country Day Marisa Flit Sr. Journalism 3.43 Jupiter, Fla./William T. Dwyer Cynthia Herrera Jr. Business Admin & Mgmt 3.75 Glen Ridge, N.J./Glen Ridge 2015 Patriot League Women’s Rowing Academic Honor Roll/Page 2 Gabrielle Himel Jr. Health Science 3.20 Kingwood, Tex./Kingwood Melissa Holihan Fr. International Relations 3.68 Allentown, Pa./William Allen Emily Huber So. Mathematics 3.50 Wayland, Mass./Wayland Cailyn Hudspeth So. Communications 3.85 Arlington, Va./Yorktown Mariah Ippolito So. Graphic Design 3.93 Pelham, N.Y./Pelham Memorial Kelly Jackson Sr. Psychology 3.93 Vancouver, B.C. /McMath Secondary School Makayla Karr-Warner So. Journalism 3.85 Woodside, Calif./Woodside Savannah Keller Jr. Health Science 3.78 Natick, Mass./Natick Emily Lerhe Jr. Human Physiology 3.93 Prince George, BC/Claremont Secondary School Nicole Love So. English 3.43 Tiburon, Calif./Marin Catholic Logan Mao Fr. Arts & Sciences 3.20 Westminster, Calif./Marina Cydney Marks-Nicholes Sr. Hospitality Administration 3.33 Seattle, Wash. /Ballard Madeline McGill Jr. Political Science 3.40 Vienna, Austria/Yorktown Brittany Murphy Sr. Communication 3.65 Somerville, N.J./Somerville Carol Chase Peterson Sr. Business Admin & Mgmt 3.33 Sandy, Utah/Waterford Emily Phaneuf Fr. Health Science 3.24 Weston, Mass./Weston Emma Ransom Sr. Neuroscience 4.00 Encinitas, Calif./San Dieguito Academy Louise Rask Sr. Communication 3.85 Lexington, Mass./Lexington Claire Richer Sr. Environ. Analysis & Policy 3.43 Barnstable, Mass./Lourdes Shelby Saunders Sr. Environmental Science 3.69 Kaneohe, Hawaii/Punahou School Megan St. Martin Fr. Undeclared 3.25 Framingham, Mass./Montrose School Caren Stuebe So. Neuroscience 3.43 Trophy Club, Texas/Northwest Nicole Toren Fr. Business Admin & Mgmt 3.28 Chicago, Ill./Northside College Prep Eline Vermeulen Sr. Psychology 3.28 Dendermonde, Belgium/Saint Ursula Academy Kelli Wegner So. Arts & Sciences 3.57 Saratoga, N.Y./Saratoga Springs Kerri Wegner So. Speech, Language & Hearing Science 3.93 Saratoga, N.Y./Saratoga Springs Nicole Wheatman Fr. Environmental Science 3.78 Honolulu, Hawaii/Punahou School Lavinia Wihtol Jr. Political Science 3.43 Saratoga, N.Y./Saratoga Springs Samantha Woo Jr. Health Science 3.78 Princeton, N.J./West Windsor Plainsboro BUCKNELL (39) Lindsey Aborn So. Environmental Geology 3.41 Hingham, Mass./Hingham Colleen Alexander So. Environmental Studies/French 3.75 Beallsville, Md./Winston Churchill Kendall Balasiano Jr. Sociology 3.66 Fishkill, N.Y./Our Lady of Lourdes Bethany Bechtel Fr. Early Childhood Education 4.00 Barto, Pa./Boyertown Caroline Bixby Fr. Undeclared 3.66 Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle Margo Boyd Sr. Mathematics/Economics 4.00 Orinda, Calif./Miramonte Charlotte Brace Jr. Comp. Science & Engineering 3.29 Winnetka, Ill./The Lawrenceville School Elizabeth Brown Sr. Anthropology 3.58 New Hope, Pa./The Hun School Amanda Chikowski Sr. Interdisciplinary Studies: Economics and Math 3.41 Media, Pa./The Episcopal Academy Erin Clark Fr. Undeclared 3.66 Schenectady, N.Y./Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Helena Craig Sr. International Relations 3.52 Bethesda, Md./Walt Whitman Madeline Endres Fr. Undeclared 3.44 Morristown, N.J./Villa Walsh Academy Nicole Finan So. Animal Behavior 3.41 Longmont, Colo./Alexander Dawson School Kathleen Hickes Sr. Intl. Relations 3.40 Fogelsville, Pa./Parkland Carly Hochman Fr. Undeclared 3.25 New York, N.Y./Bronx High School of Science Kate Keller Jr. Psychology 3.66 Lowell, Mass./Lowell Stephanie Larkin Fr. Undeclared 3.58 Centerport, N.Y./Harborfield Kumari Lewis Sr. Political Science 3.66 Atlantic Beach, Fla./Peddie School Hannah Lindgren Sr. Economics 3.66 Doylestown, Pa./Germantown Academy Elaney Marcotte Fr. Biology 3.33 Attleboro, Mass./Bishop Feehan Leslie Markevitch Fr. Undeclared 3.83 Hoboken, N.J./Hoboken Maya Martignetti Jr. Psychology 3.91 Topsfield, Mass./The Governor’s Academy Allison Mascioli Fr. Applied Mathematical Sciences 3.41 Washington Crossing, Pa./Princeton Day School Amanda McCabe Jr. Neuroscience 3.33 Margate City, N.J./Atlantic City Sierra McCarron Jr. Education 3.33 Margate City, N.J./Atlantic City Anna Millar Fr. Undeclared 3.50 Andover, Mass./Saint George’s School Leah Murphy So. English- Literary Studies 4.00 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn Kathryn Oram Jr. International Relations 3.83 Mendham, N.J./Oak Knoll School of Holy Child 2015 Patriot League Women’s Rowing Academic Honor Roll/Page 3 Laura Poulton Fr. Computer Engineering 3.25 Westport, Mass./Bay View Academy Sara Rosenberg So. Economics 3.25 Westmont, N.J./Haddon Township Mikaela Schaller Fr. Undeclared 3.58 Woodbridge, Va./Bishop Ireton Clara Seaborn Fr. Undeclared 3.66 North Salem, N.Y./Kent School Andrea Seifert Sr. Accounting & Financial Management 3.27 Shaker Heights, Ohio/Hathaway Brown Sabine Sellers So. French 3.33 Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville Gloria Seulah Lee Sr. Economics 3.60 Greenwich, Conn./Convent of the Sacred Heart Sarah Shochat Jr. Neuroscience 3.58 Germantown, Tenn./St. George’s Independent Jaclyn Tules Sr. Geography 3.91 Plainfield, Conn./Pomfret Elizabeth Wilkey So. International Relations 3.58 Harvard, Mass./Bromfield School Kim Winter Fr. Undeclared 3.41 Glastonbury, Conn./Glastonbury COLGATE (14) Susan Blick Sr. Environmental Studies/ Sociology & Anthropology 3.55 Danville, Calif./The Athenian School Georgia Butcher So. Undeclared 3.33 Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury Maddy Canning Fr. Undeclared 3.42 Philadelphia, Pa./Springside Chestnut Hill Katharine Halle Sr. Philosophy/Peace and Conflict Studies 3.78 Dallas, Texas/The Hockaday School Joanna Howe Jr. Political Science 3.59 Colts Neck, N.J./St. John Vianney Katie Kelleher Fr. Undeclared 3.85 Hingham, Mass./Hingham Eleanor Lichter Jr. Mathematical Economics/ French 3.59 San Diego, Calif./Pacific Ridge School Susie Meyer Sr. Geography //African and Latin American Studies 3.67 Philadelphia, Pa./Abington Friends Lauren Siano Jr. Political Science 3.42 Hong Kong/Hong Kong International Kelly Tucker Sr. Psychology/Educational Studies 3.56 Orinda, Calif./Miramonte Catherine Walsh Jr. Neuroscience/English 3.92 Winchester, Mass/The Winsor School Dempsey Wartell Sr. Geography/Economics 3.78 San Francisco, Calif./The Branson School Lauren Yeary Sr. Computer Science 3.44 Berkeley, Calif./Head-Royce School Abby Yosaitis Sr. Psychology 3.59 Honolulu, Hawaii/Punahou School GEORGETOWN (31) Sarah Arcos Sr. Neurobiology 3.443 Long Beach, Calif./Long Beach Polytech Jen Bisgaier Sr. American Studies 3.890 Afton, Va./Western Albemarle Meaghan Bresnahan Sr. Environmental Biology 3.750 Harleysville, Pa./Mount St. Joseph Emily Buongiorno Jr. International Health 3.736 Newton Square, Pa./Merion Mercy Academy Julia Butz Sr. American Studies 3.835 Ann Arbor, Mich./Greenhills Victoria Carroll So. Psychology 3.437 Cranbury, N.J./Princeton HS Laura Collins Sr. English 3.833 Caribou, Maine/Caribou Maggie Downing So.
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