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NESCAC All-Sportsmanship Team Recognizes Student-Athletes from Each Varsity Sport Who Have Demonstrated Outstanding Dedication to Sportsmanship Lisa Champagne NESCAC Assistant Director for Media Relations 100 Venture Way - Box 13 Hadley, MA 01035 (413) 587-2078 [email protected] SPRING All-Sportsmanship Teams - May 19, 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NESCAC Spring All-Sportsmanship Teams Released HADLEY, Mass. – A total of 106 student-athletes have been named to the 2021 NESCAC Spring All-Sportsmanship Team. The team is composed of one student-athlete from each institution that competed during the 2021 spring season in each sport the conference sponsors. Honorees were selected by the institutions. The NESCAC All-Sportsmanship Team recognizes student-athletes from each varsity sport who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to sportsmanship. These student-athletes exhibit respect for themselves, teammates, coaches, and opponents. They display sportsmanship, not only as a participant in their sport but also as a spectator and in their everyday lives. Through their positive actions and example, these student-athletes inspire others to adhere to the quality of sportsmanship that the NESCAC and the NCAA endorse. The All-Sportsmanship Team was created by the NESCAC Student Advisory Committee on Athletics’ (SAAC). The NESCAC SAAC serves as the liaison between the student-athletes of NESCAC member institutions and conference administrators. The committee provides a voice to represent the concerns of all student-athletes and to discuss issues impacting student-athlete welfare. The NESCAC SAAC represents all students who participate in intercollegiate athletics and promotes and celebrates student-athlete achievements. Of the 106 individuals honored this spring, five hold multiple All-Sportsmanship Team citations, while 16 were also named to All-NESCAC Teams in their respective sports. Tennis players Sumukh Pathi (Westborough, Mass.) and Boris Sorkin (Saint Petersburg, Russia) of the Colby and Tufts men’s team, respectively, along with Callie Nesbitt (Richmond, Va.) and Venia Yeung (Hong Kong) of the Colby and Wesleyan women’s teams, respectively, also earned All-Sportsmanship honors in 2019. Colby women’s rower Cara Moynihan (Andover, Mass.) was an All-Sportsmanship selection in 2018 and garnered the honor again this season. Additionally, Rachel Cross (Charlottesville, Va.) of Williams was named the Co-Senior Sportswoman of the Year in women’s tennis. The All-NESCAC performers who also earned a spot on the All-Sportsmanship Team this season were: men’s golfers John Mikus (Larchmont, N.Y.) of Middlebury, Ricardo Leme (Lake Villa, Ill.) of Trinity, Harry Theodore (Arlington, Mass.) of Tufts, and Eli Epstein-Lubow (Pawtucket, R.I.) of Wesleyan; Olivia White (Los Angeles, Calif.) of Williams women’s golf; Max Scheidl (Mendham, N.J.) of Hamilton men’s lacrosse; Alex Saucedo (Chicago, Ill.) of Connecticut College men’s rowing; Talia Bloxham (Goelta, Calif.) of Amherst softball; Sumukh Pathi of Colby, Boris Sorkin of Tufts, and Zach Fleischman (Bellevue, Wash.) of Wesleyan in men’s tennis; Venia Yeung of Wesleyan women’s tennis; Matthew Durst (Dublin, Calif.) of Middlebury and Kinnard Hughes (Chicago, Ill.) of Trinity in men’s outdoor track and field and Sophia Friedman (New York, N.Y.) of Amherst and Morgan Dauk (Sedgwick, Maine) of Williams in women’s outdoor track and field. NESCAC.com @NESCAC 2021 NESCAC Spring All-Sportsmanship Teams MAY 19, 2021 Baseball Men’s Tennis Aidan Park Amherst Jr. Medford, Mass. Alex Kennedy Bates Sr. New York, N.Y. Henri Pratt Bates Sr. Pebble Beach, Calif. Sumukh Pathi N * Colby Sr. Westborough, Mass. Patrick Carbone Colby Sr. Marshfield, Mass. Walter Komishane Conn. College Sr. Manchester, Mass. Matt McGoey Hamilton Sr. Montclair, N.J. Rob Dotterer Hamilton Sr. Jamesville, N.Y. Lucas Cai Middlebury Fy. Clinton, N.J. Charles Kilborn Trinity Jr. Winnetka, Ill. Joe Celio Trinity Sr. West Hartford, Conn. Boris Sorkin N * Tufts Sr. Saint Petersburg, Russia Brandon Bay Tufts Sr. Encinitas, Calif. Zach Fleischman N Wesleyan Sr. Bellevue, Wash. Everett Lee Wesleyan Jr. Tampa, Fla. Noah Reich Williams Sr. Westfield, N.J. Jeremy Irzyk Williams Sr. New Rochelle, N.Y. Women’s Tennis Softball Anya Ramras Amherst Jr. Paradise Valley, Ariz. Talia Bloxham N Amherst Jr. Goleta, Calif. Haley Washington Bates Sr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Payton Buxton Bates Sr. Middlebury, Vt. Callie Nesbitt * Colby Sr. Richmond, Va. Katelyn Cox Bowdoin Sr. Bowdoinham, Maine Brooke Scully Conn. College Jr. Winchester, Mass. Sam Ahlholm Colby So. North Andover, Mass. Ajla Karabegovic Hamilton Sr. Victor, N.Y. Samantha Smith Hamilton So. Quincy, Mass. Caitlin Neal Middlebury So. Tampa, Fla. Emily Moore Middlebury Sr. Oyster Bay, N.Y. Lily Everett Trinity Sr. Nassau, Bahamas Jenna Thomas Trinity Sr. Orange, Conn. Kiara Rose Tufts Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y. Reegan Coleman Tufts Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz. Venia Yeung N * Wesleyan Jr. Hong Kong Courtney Collins-Pisano Wesleyan Jr. Westwood, Mass. Rachel Cross Williams Sr. Charlottesville, Va. Jenny Hickey Williams Sr. New Hyde Park, N.Y. Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Men’s Golf Kyland Smith Amherst Sr. Arlington, Va. Jay Lassiter Amherst Fy. Los Angeles, Calif. Miles Nabritt Bates Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y. Preston Haugh Bates Sr. Alexandria, Va. Michael Donovan Bowdoin Sr. West Newtown, Mass. Gavin Shilling Bowdoin Sr. Bedford, N.H. William Blasdell Colby Sr. Pleasantville, N.Y. Jack McKeon Hamilton Jr. Sudbury, Mass. Ian McAleer Conn. College Sr. Newfields, N.H. John Mikus N Middlebury Sr. Larchmont, N.Y. Nick Lyon Hamilton Jr. Cumming, Ga. Ricardo Leme N Trinity Sr. Lake Villa, Ill. Matthew Durst N Middlebury Sr. Dublin, Calif. Harry Theodore N Tufts Sr. Arliington, Mass. Kinnard Hughes N Trinity Jr. Chicago, Ill Eli Epstein-Lubow N Wesleyan So. Pawtucket, R.I. Matt Manteiga Tufts Sr. North Andover, Mass. Tucker Van Eck Williams Sr. Rye, N.Y. Kyron Roberts Wesleyan Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y. Danny Irvine Williams So. Pennington, N.J. Women’s Golf Mehr Luthra Amherst Fy. Kirkland, Wash. Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Ellie Murphy Bates Sr. Schwenksville, Pa. Sophia Friedman N Amherst Sr. New York, N.Y. Molly Healey Hamilton Jr. Redding, Conn. Mary Richardson Bates Jr. Blue Hill, Maine Erika Nakagawa Middlebury Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. Claire Traum Bowdoin Sr. Palo Alto, Calif. Gabby Christensen Trinity Sr. Cottage Grove, Minn. Margaret Bannon Colby Sr. Wellesley, Mass. Molly Meyer Wesleyan Fy. Madison, Conn. Quincy Dowling Conn. College So. Arlington, Va. Olivia White N Williams Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Amanda Johnson Hamilton Sr. Berkeley Heights, N.J. Lauren Boyd Middlebury Sr. Berkeley Heights, N.J. Mia Conte Trinity Jr. Worcester, Mass. Men’s Lacrosse Emily Murray Tufts Sr. Staten Island, N.Y. Chris Costello Bates Sr. Ridgefield, Conn. Emma Trapani Wesleyan Sr. Rockport, Maine N Bill Chizmar Colby Sr. Abingdon, Md. Morgan Dauk Williams Sr. Sedgwick, Maine Zach Gustafson Conn. College Sr. Sherborn, Mass. Max Scheidl N Hamilton Sr. Mendham, N.J. Reid McDonald Trinity Jr. Aldie, Va. Men’s Rowing Will Sadler Tufts Sr. Denver, Colo. Evan Saltman Bates Jr. Newfields, N.H. Pat Grahling Wesleyan Sr. Madison, N.J. Will Cordonnier Colby Sr. Needham, Mass. N Jared Strauss Williams Sr. Woodmere, N.Y. Alex Saucedo Conn. College Sr. Chicago, Ill. Sam Gause Hamilton Sr. Essex, Mass. Andrew Frankini Trinity Sr. Muttontown, N.Y. Women’s Lacrosse Corbin Steck Tufts Fy. Decatur, Ill. Rachael Deptula Bates Sr. Durham, N.H. Andrew Martin Wesleyan Sr. Needham, Mass. Grace Toner Colby Jr. Weston, Conn. Katie Friedman Williams Jr. Seattle, Wash. Mazey Loomis Conn. College Sr. Wenham, Mass. Sophie Cote Hamilton Sr. Acton, Mass. Sophie Berger Trinity Sr. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Women’s Rowing Emma Tomlinson Tufts Sr. Winnetka, Ill. Elizabeth Fairman Bates Sr. Lathurp Village, Mich. Sydney Prokupek Wesleyan Sr. Denver, Colo. Cara Moynihan = Colby Sr. Andover, Mass. Daphne Michie Conn. College Sr. Salt Lake City, Utah Adina Mujica Hamilton Fy. Dania Beach, Fla. Lillia Schmidt Trinity Sr. Wilmington, Del. Eden Simko Tufts So. Portland, Ore. N 2021 All-NESCAC Nikki Pallat Wesleyan Sr. Princeton, N.J. * 2019 All-Sportsmanship Lexi Cooper Williams Jr. Kerrville, Texas = 2018 All-Sportsmanship.
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