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69 SJC Student-Athletes Appear on Skyline’s 2015-16 Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll

69 SJC Student-Athletes Appear on Skyline’s 2015-16 Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll

Written by Andrew Capitell (SJC-LI Sports Information)

New York, NY| A total of 69 St. Joseph's College (L.I.) student-athletes were named to the Skyline Conference's 2015-16 Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll, as announced by Commissioner Linda Bruno on Friday morning. Of the 11 member institutions, St. Joseph's ranked second in total honorees, trailing only Mt. St. Mary College (77).

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 fall semesters of the 2016-17 academic year. In total, 586 student-athletes were honored throughout the conference.

All seven Skyline-sponsored SJC winter and spring sports programs received selections, with baseball (22) garnering the most. Women's lacrosse (14) and women's swimming (9) rounded out the top three.

"With an increased number of honorees this year, the Skyline Conference student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom," said Bruno. "These young men and women are successfully balancing their academic and athletic commitments, which makes for a positive student-athlete experience."

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St. Jospeh's (L.I.) Academic Honor Roll Selections

Men's Basketball (8)
Daniel Brzozka (So.) 
Stephen Cohen (So.)
Max DeMartino (Sr.)
William Heenan (Sr.)
Andy Laurent (Jr.)
Daniel Nappi (Jr.)
Wade Richardson (Sr.)
Fernando Vazquez (Jr.)

Women's Basketball (5)
Jennnifer Gubell (So.)
Kathleen McGarrell (Jr.)
Mary Kate O'Connell (Jr.)
Ashley Schumacher (So.)
Jacqueline Zizzo (Jr.)

Women's Swimming (9)
Corrine Araneo (Jr.)
Natalie Armellino (Fr.)
Lorraine Diehl (So.)
Alexis Donin (Sr.)
Kimberly Mazza (Sr.) 
Marissa Palmeri (So.)
Catherine Peralta (Fr.)
Sara Viola (Jr.)
Gabrielle Zollo (Jr.)

Baseball (22)
Anthony Aloisio (Fr.)
Sean Balsam (Jr.)
Matthew Burnett (So.)
Joseph John Calabrese (Sr.)
Daniel Campanelli (Fr.)
Nicholas Clemente (So.)
Michael Ferrufino (Fr.)
Louis Fontinha (So.)
Nicholas Girardi (Sr.)
Jonathan Heschl (So.)
Matt Hess (Jr.)
Matt Leach (Sr.)
Dennis McAllister (Jr.)
Gehring Montoro (Fr.)
James Nakashian (Sr.)
Joshua Outsen (Jr.)
Anthony Rizzo (Jr.)
Anthony Schuler (Sr.)
Austin Turner (Fr.)
James Terry (Sr.)
Frank Trionfo (Sr.)
Ryan Walsh (Sr.)

Women's Lacrosse (14)
Tricia Barrett (So.)
Kristin Carroll (So.)
Melanie Cervone (Fr.)
Jessica Cordano (Sr.)
Nicole Danisi (Sr.)
Darrien Diaz (Fr.)
Heather Ferchland (Sr.)
Meaghan Haber (So.)
Ally Johnston (So.)
Brianna Mascia (Sr.)
Kathleen McGarrell (Sr.)
Victoria Russell (Sr.)
Aneisha Scott (So.)
Kelly Walsh (Jr.)

Men's Tennis (4)
Chris Corrao (Sr.)
Matt Dioguardo (So.)
Matthew Gilley (Fr.)
Kelley McGrath (Sr.)

Softball (8)
Kristen Arbiter (So.)
Lauren Buturla (So.)
Katelyn DeVinney (So.0
Sandra Foster (So.)
Mallory McClafferty (Sr.)
Nicole Pitta (Jr.)
Madeline Sganga (So.)
Megan Leun (Sr.)