GORHAM, Maine – Two hundred fifty-six University of Southern Maine student-athletes will be recognized for their outstanding athletic and academic achievements during the annual William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete Awards Ceremony and Banquet on Sunday, February 11, 2024 (12:00 pm).  Huskies' Athletics will host its 35th annual William B. Wise awards reception at the Italian Heritage Center in Portland, Maine beginning at 12:00 pm. 
 
As customary, the William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete ceremony will feature student-athlete speakers and award recipients. Addressing their peers, family and University staff and faculty at the event will be senior Breanna Atwood (Franklin, Mass) of the women's soccer team, and senior Chance Dixon (Lake Worth, Fla./Santaluces).  Long-time University of Southern Maine Director of Athletics Al Bean, Associate Athletic Director Kim Turner, and Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost Georita Frierson will make remarks to this outstanding collection of student-athletes, and their family and friends.
 
The first All-American in the women's soccer program history, Atwood broke her own single-season record for shutouts (12) and became the Huskies' all-time leader in shutouts (27) during the 2023 season. Repeating as the Little East Conference Goalkeeper of the Year, Atwood helped Southern Maine to its second consecutive Little East Conference Championship, and made seven saves in the Huskies' 2-0 win over No. 10 Rowan University to earn the program's first ever NCAA Tournament win.  Earning first team All-Region honors from United Soccer Coaches and New England Intercollegiate Women's Soccer Association (NEWISA) in 2023, Atwood is a two-time College Sports Communicators Academic All-District team member, and is a three-time William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete as a Health Science major.
 
The most recent men's basketball player to score 1000 points in his career, Dixon is an All-Little East Conference guard for the Huskies. Shooting with incredible range, Dixon is having a career season in 2023-2024 and is averaging 18.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.3 steals per game.  Shooting 33.3 percent (40-for-120) from three so far this season, Dixon has 184 threes in his career (74 games), and is presently second all-time in USM records (Joe Cawley (1988-1992) holds the record with 230).  An outstanding student-athlete, Dixon is a three-time William B. Wise Scholar Athlete, and was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Honors Court, and to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District team in 2022-2023. Dixon is a Sport Management major.
 
Created during the 1987-1988 academic year, the William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete Award is named in honor of William B. Wise, a retired USM administrator and friend of athletics.  A graduate of the University of Maine, Wise came to USM in 1966 as assistant dean of academic affairs and director of the evening college.  In the ensuing years, he served the University tirelessly in a variety of roles, including acting dean of the College of Education, assistant to the vice president for academic affairs, executive assistant to the president, and executive assistant to the vice president for student affairs. During this year's University of Southern Maine Homecoming and Family Weekend, the Athletic Department's Learning Center was renamed in Wise's honor.  Wise, his family, and many former student-athletes, coaches and colleagues were on hand to congratulate Wise on his lasting impact.
 
During the 2022-2023 academic year, 256 Huskies met or exceeded the criteria to receive Wise Scholar-Athlete recognition, and the Huskies' Athletic Department's nearly 450 student-athletes, representing 45 distinct academic majors, combined for a grade point average of 3.23.  To earn William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete accolades, a Southern Maine student-athlete must have a minimum of a 3.00 cumulative grade point average for the fall and spring semesters, be a full-time student both semesters, and be a member of varsity team for a full season.  Each of the Huskies' 22 intercollegiate programs has representation among the 256 student-athletes to be honored. 
 
"More than 50 percent of our University of Southern Maine student-athletes have put in the effort and commitment to earn a 3.0 or greater grade point average, and that is outstanding," said USM Director of Athletics Al Bean.  "The dedication and determination of our student-athletes to achieve at the highest levels both academically and athletically is something the entire University can be proud of. The life of a Division III student-athlete requires a high level of discipline and drive, and each of these 256 student-athletes have balanced many responsibilities in addition to their status as full-time students, including part-time jobs, family, internships, community service, team travel, and more.  As a group, these student-athletes continue to raise the bar, and I could not be more proud of the continued success, hard work and perseverance of Husky student-athletes."
 
Five University of Southern Maine Huskies will earn the William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete honor for a rare fifth time, including NCAA Division III All-American wrestler Jake Peavey (China, Maine/Erskine Academy).  Currently a member of the Huskies' coaching staff and completing his Master's degree in Leadership Studies, Peavey earned Academic All-America honors in 2023, and completed his career as the 2023 Northeast Region Champion (285 lbs) and as a two-time Albert D. Bean Leadership Award winner.  Three of the five-year winners are working towards their Master's degree in Leadership Studies, while one finished their degree in Nursing and another in Marketing.
 
An outstanding 22 student-athletes will be honored with their fourth Wise Award. Among the four-time Wise winners is three-time All-Little East Conference first baseman Rona Scott (Beverly, Mass.).  A standout in competition, community service and leadership, Scott was a 2023 Paula D. Hodgdon Leadership Award winner, and is currently president of the Huskies' Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. 
 
The Huskies student-athletes who have earned the academic honor for the fourth time represent a broad range of academic pursuits (15 in total) including Athletic Training, Business Management, Sport Management, Sociology, Biology, Nursing, Mechanical Engineering, Health Science, Marketing, Elementary Education, Environmental Science, History Education and Biology Education, Master's in Education – Teacher Leadership, and Master's in Leadership Studies. 
 
Forty-one Huskies are earning Wise accolades for the third time representing 18 different majors with the highest concentration in Health Science (7), Nursing, Biology and Business Management (5), and unique majors like Music Education, Linguistics, Social and Behavioral Science and Social Work. 
 
Senior Hannah Banks (Belfast, Maine), the 2023 Little East Conference Field Hockey Tournament Most Outstanding Player, is one of the 41 three-time recipients.  A three-time All-LEC selection, Banks scored the Huskies' game-winning goal in the 2023 LEC title game, lifting Southern Maine to its first field hockey championship in 20 years.  A Business Management major, Banks has been honored by the National Field Hockey Coaches' Association as a National Academic Team member. 
 
Two-time NCAA Division III National Champion in the pole vault, Ben Drummey (Biddeford, Maine) from the Huskies' men's indoor and outdoor track & field teams is also among the three-time award winners.  A Nursing major, Drummey was named the 2023 U.S. Track & Field, Cross Country Coaches Association Division III Scholar Field Athlete of the Year, and a 2023 College Sports Communicators Second Team Academic All-American. 
 
Sixty-eight student-athletes are earning Wise Scholar Athlete honors for the second time highlighting 32 majors at the University of Southern Maine, including Criminology, Technology Management, Chemistry, Economics and Mechanical Engineering.  Junior Zach Desmarais (St. Cyrille, Quebec), a two-sport student-athlete as a member of the Huskies' men's ice hockey and tennis teams, is one of the 68 two-time award winners.  A 2022-2023 New England Hockey Conference All-Academic Team selection, Desmarais was a captain of the Huskies' 2022-23 hockey team.
 
 
Rounding out the 2022 Wise recipients are 120 first-time honorees, including NCAA Division III All-American wrestler Jake Craig (Skowhegan, Maine) and women's track and field All-Region thrower Zoe Barnes (New Gloucester, Maine/Gray-New Gloucester). A Health Sciences major, Barnes recorded the second-best shot put distance in the region with a toss of 12.84m at the New England Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships. Her distance is third-best in program history and trails only Ashley Belanger's marks of 12.98m and 12.96m.
 
A Cyber Security major, Craig is just the third freshman to qualify for the NCAA Division III National Championship in Southern Maine wrestling program history, Craig earned All-American honors in his first trip to nationals placing fourth at 125 lbs.  Placing second at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship, Craig spent a majority of his rookie campaign nationally-ranked in his weight division and completed his season with a remarkable record of 26-4.
 
Along with the many individual achievements of USM student-athletes, two teams will receive the Remo Riciputi Award.  The Remo Riciputi, given annually to the team sport, and the individual team sport with the highest collective grade-point average, will be announced as part of the awards banquet.  The 2022-2023 recipients of the Riciputi award were the women's ice hockey and women's cross country team.
 

2023 William B. Wise Award Winners
Five-Year Award Winners (5)
Name, Sport(s)	Major
Samantha Ellis, Field Hockey	Nursing
Tyler Gardiner, Men's Ice Hockey & Men's Tennis	Master's in Leadership Studies
Riley Peterson, Men's Indoor, Outdoor Track & Field	Marketing
Jake Peavey, Wrestling	Master's in Leadership Studies
Ciera Berthiaume, Women's Soccer	Master's in Leadership Studies
Four-Year Award Winners (22)
Name, Sport(s)	Major
Matthew Burnett, Baseball	Business Management
Janek Luksza, Baseball	Business Management
Cam Seymour, Baseball	Sport Management
Mackenzie Banks, Field Hockey	Business Management
Julianna Kiklis, Field Hockey	Business Management
Tanner McClure, Men's Ice Hockey	Master's in Leadership Studies
Nick Ritmo, Men's Ice Hockey	Master's in Education – Teacher Leadership
Ronan Hume, Men's Soccer	Nursing
Kevin Voter, Men's Soccer	Mechanical Engineering
Jeremy Sendrowski, Wrestling	Sport Management
Lauren Miller, Softball	Nursing
Hannah Shields, Softball	Nursing
Rona Scott, Softball, Women's Indoor Track & Field	Education – Biology
Sophie Lindsay, Volleyball	Athletic Training
Madison Fornaiser, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Nursing
Cassandra Kane, Women's Cross Country, indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Jordan Colbert, Women's Ice Hockey	Master's in Education – Teacher Leadership
Peyton Dukas, Women's Ice Hockey	Elementary Education
Madeline Young, Women's Ice Hockey	Environmental Science
Rachel Shanks, Women's Lacrosse	Sociology
Meghan Galante, Women's Soccer	Biology
Katie Lynch, Women's Soccer	Marketing
Third-Year Award Winners (41)
Name, Sport(s)	Major
Chloe Arsenault, Field Hockey	Health Sciences
Hannah Banks, Field Hockey	Business Management
Brooke Carson, Field Hockey	Business Management
Jordan Cummings, Field Hockey, Softball	Health Sciences
Mary Keef, Field Hockey	Finance
Jack Pecoraro, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	History
Devin Witte, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Criminology
Austin Marini, Men's Ice Hockey	Criminology
Tyler Mitchell, Men's Ice Hockey	Business Analytics
Zach Ellsworth, Men's Ice Hockey, Golf	Sport Management
Cole Ouellette, Men's Ice Hockey, Men's Tennis	Marketing
Ben Drummey, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Nursing
Ryan Illig, Men's Lacrosse	Biology
Nathan Plourde, Men's Lacrosse	Music Education
Cayden Poisson-Bragdon, Men's Lacrosse	Electrical Engineering
Yahya Altaie, Men's Soccer	Business Management
Ryan Geary, Men's Tennis	Music Education
Nick Beebe, Wrestling	Business Management
Madison Day, Softball	Sport Management
Allie Mailhiot, Softball	Nursing
Lauren Merrill, Softball	Nursing
Makena Mulcahy, Softball	Psychology
Belle Snyder, Softball	Linguistics
Sierra Castonguay, Volleyball	Athletic Training
Victoria McMahon, Volleyball	Nursing
Amy Fleming, Women's Basketball	Business Management
Tamrah Gould, Women's Basketball	Nursing
Franny Ramsdell, Women's Basketball	Psychology and Business
Vanessa DiRisi, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Human Biology
Haley McKim, Women's Ice Hockey	Health Sciences
Hannah Corbett, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Biology
Johanna Daigle, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Olivia Jalbert, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Exercise Science
Lexi Kailey, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Social and Behavioral Sciences
Sophia Slovenski, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Cece Racine, Women's Lacrosse	Health Sciences
Bre Atwood, Women's Soccer	Health Sciences
Catriona Gould, Women's Soccer, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Human Biology
Sarah Lowell, Women's Soccer	Nursing
Mia Sargent, Women's Soccer	Biology
Billie Walter, Women's Soccer	Social Work
Maggie Brock, Women's Tennis	Cyber Security
Second-Award Winners (68)
Name, Sport(s)	Major
Joe Bova, Baseball	Finance
Arlo Pike, Baseball	Psychology and Business
Gavin Rawstrom, Baseball	Accounting
Clay Robbins, Baseball	Sport Management
Brogan Searle-Belanger, Baseball	Chemistry
Jonathan Wilson, Baseball	Sport Management
Sage Drinkwater, Field Hockey	Linguistics
Julia Edwards, Field Hockey	Health Sciences - Wellness
Emma Samson, Field Hockey	Health Sciences
Adelle Surette, Field Hockey	Accounting
Peter Boswell, Golf	Business Administration
John Welch, Golf	Business Management
Chance Dixon, Men's Basketball	Sport Management
Cody Hawes, Men's Basketball	Finance
Jordan Duplessie, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Environmental Science
Scott Lightbody, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Mechanical Engineering
Cody Mathewson, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Anthony O'Donnell, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Psychology
Andrew Seile, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Economics
Nicholas Librizzi, Men's Ice Hockey	Undeclared
Mason Palmer, Men's Ice Hockey	Business Management
Kyle Penton, Men's Ice Hockey	Criminology
Jeff Pollara, Men's Ice Hockey	Business Management
Zachary Desmarais, Men's Ice Hockey, Tennis	Sport Management
Azam Jiwa, Men's Ice Hockey, Tennis	Business Analytics
Riley Bedard, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Cyber Security
Antoine Grace, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Master's in Leadership Studies
Scott Kaufman, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Mechanical Engineering
Ethan Shain, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Business Management
Colin Tippett, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Economics
Simon Gabaree, Men's Soccer	Marketing
Will Smith, Men's Soccer	Psychology
Jaryd Taverso-Penn, Men's Tennis	Exercise Science
Justin Beiler, Wrestling	Sport Management
Owen Bufagna, Wrestling	Business Marketing
Colby Frost, Wrestling	Health Science
Elijah Holbrook, Wrestling	Business Management
Henri Kuntz, Wrestling	Business Management
Maddie Darling, Softball	Elementary Education
Brook Kulis, Softball	Nursing
Madi Zimmer, Volleyball	Political Science
Ashlee Aceto, Women's Basketball	Psychology
Olivia Mosca, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	History
Emma Noonan, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Jillian Taylor, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Nursing
Ellie Fredenburg, Women's Ice Hockey	Biochemistry
Madelyn McLeish, Women's Ice Hockey	History
Zoe Solomons, Women's Ice Hockey	Health Sciences
Amelie St-Amant, Women's Ice Hockey	Health Sciences
Mackenzie Betty, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Psychology
Heaven Conley, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Elementary Education
Sophia Poole, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Rosie Train, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Emily Cloutier, Women's Lacrosse	Art
Jillian Nichols, Women's Lacrosse	Nursing
Lilly Weinrich, Women's Lacrosse	Social Work
Anna Byers, Women's Lacrosse, Soccer	Athletic Training
Zowie Cheetham-Wilmot, Women's Lacrosse, Soccer	Social and Behavioral Sciences
Emma Forgues, Women's Soccer	Communications
Kiaya Gatchell, Women's Soccer, Lacrosse	Exercise Science
Kiki Huntress, Women's Soccer	Art and Entrepreneurship
Abbie Norris, Women's Soccer	Marketing
Hunter Stonebraker, Women's Soccer	Criminology
Aly Veilleux, Women's Soccer	Marketing
Ella Boucher, Women's Soccer, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Jordan Cote, Women's Tennis	Technology Management
Muriel Lattin, Women's Tennis	Biology
Chloe McVetty, Women's Tennis	Elementary Education
First-Year Award Winners (120)
Name, Sport(s)	Major
Hunter Brissette, Baseball	Electrical Engineering
Nate Burnett, Baseball	Media Studies and Communications
Nick Lloyd, Baseball	Biology
Nick Polizonis, Baseball	Accounting
Owen Sullivan, Baseball	Master's in Leadership Studies
Donato Tocci, Baseball	Business Management
Eleanor Folsom, Field Hockey	Sports Management
Izzy Hurlburt, Field Hockey	Biology
Lily Koslosky, Field Hockey	Nursing
Julia Lane, Field Hockey	Criminology
Gabby Maines, Field Hockey	Marketing
Megan Nason, Field Hockey	Health Sciences
Margaret Powers, Field Hockey	Political Science
Olivia Staggs, Field Hockey	Exercise Science
Owen Doyle, Golf	Business Management
Sam Farr, Golf	Business Management
Michael Feinberg, Men's Basketball	Accounting
Joe Longoria, Men's Basketball	Business Management
Alex McAlevey, Men's Basketball	Accounting
Thomas Whelan, Men's Basketball	Exercise Science
Camden Bessey, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field 20	Undeclared
Michael Cyr, Men's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Cole Brennan, Men's Ice Hockey	Finance
Kadin Ilott, Men's Ice Hockey	Biology
Jacob Kindestin, Men's Ice Hockey	Marketing
Raphael LaJeunesse, Men's Ice Hockey	Criminology
Christopher Morrison, Men's Ice Hockey	Business Management
Elliot Van Orsdel, Men's Ice Hockey	Marketing
Jakub Suran, Men's Ice Hockey, Tennis	Computer Science
Christian Burke, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Computer Science
Michael D'Amico, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Cyber Security
Darien Davis, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Mechanical Engineering
Nate Fogg, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Exercise Science
Brady Guay, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Business Analytics
Alex Hall, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Exercise Science
Chris Hatch, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Accounting
Jacob Jackson, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Communications
Sam Mgendi, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Business Analytics
Jacob Pelletier, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Exercise Science
Cody Plumley, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Exercise Science
Ethan Shain, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field 40	Business Management
Nolan Winslow, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Political Science
Herbert Bryant, Men's Lacrosse	Exercise Science
Addison Dietz, Men's Lacrosse	Environmental Science
Luke Gagner, Men's Lacrosse	Business Management
Derek Malinowski, Men's Lacrosse	Health Sciences
Tanner Nussinow, Men's Lacrosse	Undeclared
Xpistos Sourgiadakis, Men's Lacrosse	Exercise Science
Schuyler Wetmore, Men's Lacrosse	Business Management
Colin Albert, Men's Soccer	Finance
Vincent Anderson, Men's Soccer	Sport Management
Brian Balch, Men's Soccer	Electrical Engineering
Curan Bassingthwaite, Men's Soccer	Business Management
Madigan Carner, Men's Soccer	Nursing
Asa Farley, Men's Soccer	Athletic Training
Cole Johnson, Men's Soccer	Environmental Science
Caleb Kolman, Men's Soccer	Communications
Joshua Nagle, Men's Soccer	Sport Management
George Sullivan, Men's Soccer	Biology
Kurtis Voter, Men's Soccer	Mechanical Engineering
Ethan Rudnicki, Men's Tennis	Sport Management
Jalen Charles, Wrestling	Elementary Education
Jake Craig, Wrestling	Cyber Security
Herve Durocher, Wrestling	Business Management
Aaron Foley-Pratt, Wrestling	Undeclared
Caden Frost, Wrestling	Undeclared
Tyler Haynes, Wrestling	Exercise Science
Vincent Keeler, Wrestling	Marketing
Anthony Mears, Wrestling	Business Management
Troy Moscatelli, Wrestling	Cyber Security
Kaleb Pool, Wrestling	Mechanical Engineering
Alana DeLisle, Softball	Nursing
Meaghan Dufresne, Softball	Education
Mackenzie Kingsbury, Softball	Elementary Education
Dory Kulis, Softball	Health Sciences
Olivia Levasseur, Softball	Criminology and Psychology
Lexus McIntosh, Softball	Business
Kendall Migliorini, Softball	Business Management
Mackenzie Renner, Softball	Music
Kristina Yebba, Softball	Exercise Science
Sophia Biggie, Volleyball	Business Administration
Drew Johnson, Volleyball	Social Work
Isabella Smith, Volleyball	Environmental Planning & Policy
Neve Corkery, Women's Basketball	Nursing
Gabby Green, Women's Basketball	Finance
Megan Roberts, Women's Basketball	Psychology
Mackenzie Roderick, Women's Basketball	Biology
Alexis Karantza, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Nursing
Megan Lawrence, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Criminology
AnnMarie Limberger, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Elementary Education
Anabel Melanson, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Nursing
Hailey Snedeker, Women's Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field	Business Management
Sydnee Chaisson, Women's Ice Hockey	Health Sciences
Isabella Colarusso-Sprang, Women's Ice Hockey	Psychology
Jessica MacLean, Women's Ice Hockey	Health Sciences
Georgie Snow, Women's Ice Hockey	Tourism and Hospitality
Ally Stymiest, Women's Ice Hockey	Leadership and Organizational Studies
Eryn Taber, Women's Ice Hockey	Psychology
Caroline Thompson, Women's Ice Hockey	Engineering
Elizabeth Asman, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Exercise Science
Zoe Barnes, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Health Sciences
Margeurite Dallaire, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Human Biology
Autumn Gerry, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Elementary Education
Marie Prock, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Nursing
Anna Reny, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Psychology
Sophia Salamone, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Communications
Katelyn Smith, Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Business Management
Raegan Bechard, Women's Lacrosse	Health Sciences
Elaina Hanselmann, Women's Lacrosse	Political Science
Lydia Laslavic, Women's Lacrosse	Art Education
Emma Bosworth, Women's Soccer	Marketing
Devon Gatz, Women's Soccer	Women and Gender Studies
Britney Hill, Women's Soccer, Lacrosse	English
Cierra Hill, Women's Soccer, Lacrosse	Exercise Science
Madison Johnson, Women's Soccer	Psychology
Sophia Koutsikos, Women's Soccer	Criminology and Psychology
Gaby Panagakos, Women's Soccer	Master's in Nursing (Family Nurse Practitioner)
Riley Reitchel, Women's Soccer, Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field	Linguistics
Eliza Roy, Women's Soccer	Health Sciences
Bridgette Toland, Women's Soccer	Communications and Media Studies