YSUsports.com - More Than 80 Student-Athletes On Fall HL Academic Honor Roll

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Jan. 28, 2008

More Than 80 Student-Athletes On Fall HL Academic Honor Roll

   Indianapolis, Ind. -- Youngstown State placed 82 student-athletes - the second-highest among conference schools -- on the Horizon League's Fall Academic Roll, the league announced late last week. Overall, a group of 624 student-athletes from the 10 Horizon League schools were citied for academic achievement.
    YSU was second behind Valparaiso (87) in the total number of student-athletes selections. The women's track and field program led the way for Youngstown State with 15 student-athletes qualifying for the honor roll.
    Candidates for the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll must meet three criteria in order to qualify: 1) participation in at least one of the league’s 19 sports during the most recent (or current) season; 2) completion of three semesters (or four quarters, where applicable) as a full-time student at the same member institution; and 3) a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.20 (on a 4.00 scale) as of Dec. 31, 2007.
   Penguins student-athletes who earned recognition were: Bethany Anderson (Women's Track and Field), Alisha Anthony (Women's Track and Field), Joe Antinone (Baseball), Olivia Arnold (Swimming and Diving), Eric Baltputnis (Men's Track and Field), Shauna Barry (Softball), McKenzie Bedra (Softball), Lauren Blase (Women's Track and Field), Mollie Boney (Women's Golf), Kate Bonn (Soccer), Jodi Bowlen (Soccer), Lauren Branson (Women's Basketball), Sam Cassano (Men's Track and Field), Diego Cerzosimo (Men's Tennis), Danielle Chase (Softball), Felicia Ciotola (Women's Golf), Jacquline Clonch (Women's Track and Field), Kelly Culbertson (Women's Tennis), Julia Darling (Swimming and Diving), Kristina Davidson (Softball), Justin Dickman (Men's Track and Field), Emily Dumitru (Women's Track and Field), Ryan Dunlap (Baseball), Jenna Fink (Soccer), Sean Finnerty (Men's Track and Field), Darcelle Formby (Women's Track and Field), Jessica Fraley (Volleyball), Michelle Fuleky (Women's Tennis), Dawn Goodwin (Women's Track and Field), Jennifer Grayson (Women's Track and Field), Autumn Grove (Softball), Kelsey Gurganus (Women's Basketball), Nicole Haralambopoulos (Women's Tennis), Tasha Hess (Softball), Allison Heinz (Volleyball), Rebecca Hibner (Softball), Lindsey Hill (Women's Track and Field), Stephanie Jarvis (Women's Track and Field), Jennifer Johnstone (Swimming and Diving), Brittany Jones (Women's Golf), Adam Kagarise (Men's Track and Field), Leah Krout (Swimming and Diving), Nikita LaFleur (Women's Basketball), Irena Lanc (Women's Tennis), Alex Lee (Soccer), Lisa Lee (Women's Track and Field), Dana Leslie (Volleyball), Chris Leson (Men's Tennis), Kaitlyn March (Women's Basketball), Madelyn McGhee (Women's Track and Field), Aaron Merrill (Men's Track and Field), C.J. Morris (Baseball), Tim Morrow (Men's Golf), Kira Mowen (Women's Basketball), Kyle Muir (Men's Track and Field), Dan Nemergut (Men's Track and Field), Regan O’Brien (Women's Golf), Kaitlin O’Hara (Volleyball), Josh Page (Baseball), Nina Pannoni (Soccer), Michael Perri (Men's Track and Field), Amanda Polles (Soccer), Jason Reitenbach (Baseball), Keeley Rice (Soccer), Toni Roscoe (Women's Basketball), Chuck Schiffhauer (Baseball), Erin Schindler (Softball), Ryan Sellman (Baseball), Brittany Senn (Swimming and Diving), Kelli Sheibley (Softball), J.D. Sheppard (Men's Track and Field), Britta Snowberger (Soccer), Brittany Stillwagon (Women's Golf), Aaron Swenson (Baseball), Emily Thayer (Women's Tennis), Ryan Trapp (Men's Tennis), Velissa Vaughn (Women's Basketball), Dustin Wachter (Baseball), Carrie Wack (Soccer), Darla Wilson (Women's Track and Field), Emily Wollet (Women's Track and Field) and Laura Yamsek (Women's Track and Field).