Conference-High 78 SJC Student-Athletes Appear on Skyline Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll
Written by Andrew Capitell (SJC-LI Sports Information)
New York, NY| A conference-high 78 St. Joseph's College (L.I.) student-athletes were named to the Skyline Conference's 2016-17 Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll, as announced by Commissioner Linda Bruno on Monday morning. Of the 12 member institutions, St. Joseph's ranked first in total honorees, topping second-place Mt. St. Mary College (66).
The Academic Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who earned a 3.3 grade point average while competing in baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's lacrosse, softball, men's and women's swimming, men's tennis and men's volleyball during the winter and/or spring semesters of the 2016-17 academic year. In total, 552 student-athletes were honored throughout the conference.
All nine Skyline-sponsored SJC winter and spring sports programs received selections, with baseball (20) garnering the most. Women's lacrosse (16) collected second most while softball and men's lacrosse (8) ranked third.
"The balance our student-athletes continue to exhibit in the classroom and in competition speaks volumes to their character," said Bruno. "Their exploits reflect the Division III philosophy statement, and these young men and women exemplify what a student-athlete experience should be."
St. Jospeh's (L.I.) Academic Honor Roll Selections
Men's Basketball (6)
Daniel Brzozka (So.)
Max DeMartino (Sr.)
Andy Laurent (Sr.)
Daniel Nappi (Sr.)
Matthew Renahan (Jr.)
Fernando Vazquez (Sr.)
Women's Basketball (4)
Danielle Gehring (Sr.)
Jennifer Gubell (Jr.)
Juliana Mellor (Jr.)
Jacqueline Zizzo (Sr.)
Women's Swimming (6)
Aileen Baker (Fr.)
Lorraine Diehl (Jr.)
Julianne Garvey (Jr.)
Kimberly Mazza (Gr.)
Marissa Palmeri (Jr.)
Gabrielle Zollo (Sr.)
Baseball (20)
Anthony Aloisio (So.)
Sean Balsam (Sr.)
Vincent Biordi (Fr.)
Anthony Brisman (Jr.)
Matthew Burnett (Jr.)
Nicholas Clemente (So.)
Louis Doria (Fr.)
Michael Ferrufino (So.)
Justin Fitzpatrick (Fr.)
Louis Fontinha (Jr.)
Andrew Genovese (Fr.)
Matthew Hess (So.)
Andrew Libertelli (So.)
Nicholas Mannarino (So.)
Joshua Mercurio (Fr.)
Gehrig Montoro (So.)
Joshua Outsen (Sr.)
Michael Reda (Fr.)
Anthony Rizzo (Sr.)
Austin Turner (So.)
Men's Lacrosse (8)
Declan Canevari (Fr.)
Timothy Durkin (Jr.)
Thomas Ekstrom (Fr.)
Kevin Fox (Jr.)
Paul Harron (Sr.)
Anthony Navas (Fr.)
Christopher Nielsen (Fr.)
Scott Reece (Sr.)
Men's Tennis (5)
Kyle Conway (So.)
Matthew Dioguardo (Jr.)
Avery Gomez (Sr.)
Cody Puglisi (So.)
Tyler Yaskanich (Jr.)
Men's Volleyball (5)
Matthew Amberge (Fr.)
Michael Barfield (Jr.)
Tyler Jones (Jr.)
Daniel McNamara (So.)
David Slager (Fr.)
Women's Lacrosse (16)
Tricia Barrett (Sr.)
Kristin Carroll (Jr.)
Samantha Caruso (So.)
Melanie Cervone (Jr.)
Emily Fey (Jr.)
Maygan Forssell (Jr.)
Alexis Hillman (Fr.)
Alexandra Johnston (Jr.)
Diana Johnston (Fr.)
Brooke Kreuscher (Sr.)
Lindsay Ramos (So.)
Aneisha Scott (Jr.)
Nicole Stoppelli (So.)
Margaret Tapler (So.)
Chelsea Tarazona (Jr.)
Kelly Walsh (Sr.)
Softball (8)
Ashley Accardi (Fr.)
Kristen Arbiter (Jr.)
Ashley Blydenburgh (Jr.)
Lauren Buturla (Jr.)
Theresa Cardello (Jr.)
Sandra Foster (Jr.)
Madeline Sganga (Jr.)
Ashley Steponaitis (Sr.)
