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POCONO SUMMIT — Kegan Bray won the 100 (11.2), the 200 (22.7) and the 400 (51.7) to lead Pleasant Valley to an 83-67 win over Pocono Mountain West in Mountain Valley Conferece boys track and field Tuesday.
Shalir Williams won the 110 hurdles (16.1), the 300 hurdles (42.6), the high jump (6-4) and ran a leg of the winning 1,600 relay (4:18.6) for the Panthers.
In the girls meet, Kelecia Harris won the 100 (12.4) and 200 (25.8) and was second in the long jump, while Jessica Welkey won the discus (80-0) and Catherine Stephens won the shot put (28-1) as PV won 81-68.
Tanisha Blake won the 400 (1:00.1) and ran a leg of the winning 1,600 relay (5:03.6) for the Panthers.
Boys
Pleasant Valley 83, PM West 67
100 — 1. Kegan Bray (PV) 11.2; 2. Travon Pugh (PMW); 3. Hiram Woodruff (PV).
200 — 1. Kegan Bray (PV) 22.7; 2. Travon Pugh (PMW); 3. Matt Sheehan (PV).
400 — 1. Kegan Bray (PV) 51.7; 2. Lawrence Robinson (PV); 3. Matt Natale (PV).
800 — 1. John Wathen (PV) 2:06.2; 2. Nicholas Corrales (PV); 3. Joshua Miller (PMW).
1,600 — 1. John Wathen (PV) 4:53.7; 2. Chris McClane (PMW); 3. Konrad Kaczmarczyk (PMW).
3,200 — 1. Chris McClane (PMW) 10:42.9; 2. Joe Phillips (PV); 3. Konrad Kaczmarczyk (PMW).
400 relay — 1. Josh Perry/Zach Brown/Matt Sheehan/Hiram Woodruff (PV) 45.2.
1,600 relay — 1. Shalir Williams/Leroy Williams/Brandon Quinones/Dwayne Vines (PMW) 4:18.6.
3,200 relay — 1. Lawrence Robinson/Nicholas Corrales/Noah Fulcomer/John Wathen (PV) 8:43.9.
110 hurdles — 1. Shalir Williams (PMW) 16.1; 2. Steven Maas (PV); 3. Thomas Wiggins (PMW).
300 hurdles — 1. Shalir Williams (PMW) 42.6; 2. Niem Nevarez (PV); 3. Mike Masullo (PV).
Shot Put — 1. Dakota Everett (PV) 41-1; 2. Matt Shelter (PMW); 3. Doslah Nah (PMW).
Javelin — 1. Matt Shelter (PMW) 148-7; 2. Brandon Leap (PV); 3. Dakota Everett (PV).
Discus — 1. Dakota Everett (PV) 120-10; 2. Khalil Walker (PMW); 3. Tom Gerolimatos (PV).
Pole Vault — 1. Marquei Jardine (PMW) 10-0; 2. Bobby Kitchen (PV); 3. Zach Fuls (PV).
Long Jump — 1. Dwayne Vines (PMW) 18-1; 2. Kevin Cruz (PV); 3. Marquei Jardien (PMW).
High Jump — 1. Shalir Williams (PMW) 6-4; 2. Dakota Everett (PV); 3. Victor Burns (PMW).
Triple Jump — 1. Dwayne Vines (PMW); 2. Josh Perry (PV); 3. Max Orsot (PV).
Girls
Pleasant Valley 81, PM West 68
100 — 1. Kelecia Harris (PV) 12.4; 2. Johnnay Mims (PMW); 3. Kirston Jones (PMW).
200 — 1. Kelecia Harris (PV) 25.8; 2. Jada Davis ( PMW); 3. Kirston Jones (PMW).
400 — 1. Tanisha Blake (PMW) 1:00.1; 2. Stephanie Palmer (PV); 3. Emily Mieles (PV).
800 — 1. Melissa Russo (PV) 2:29.6; 2. Olivia Dunn (PMW); 3. Kristen Eberhardt (PV).
1,600 — 1. Kristen Eberhardt (PV) 5:47.1; 2. Skyler Dunham (PMW); 3. Samantha Young (PV).
3,200 — 1. Samantha Young (PV) 13:15.9; 2. Skyler Dunham (PMW); 3. Cheyenne Barnes (PV).
400 relay — 1. Maritza Belle/Kirston Jones/Jada Davis/Johnnay Mims (PMW) 51.0.
1,600 relay — 1. Tanisha Blake/Jada Davis/Tea Greene/Jennifer Belgrave (PMW) 5:03.6.
3,200 relay — 1. Jennifer Belgrave/Cynthia Haz/Olivia Dunn/Eshea McElvy (PMW) 10:43.1.
100 hurdles — 1. Ramonia Benitez (PMW) 15.8; 2. Kiasia Dunbar (PV); 3. Emily Mieles (PV).
300 hurdles — 1. Kiasia Dunbar (PV) 47.8; 2. Johnnay Mims (PMW); 3. Harley Carrero (PV).
Shot Put — 1. Catherine Stephens (PV) 28-1; 2. Tanisha Blake (PMW); 3. Fabienne Pierre (PMW).
Javelin — 1. Tyffanie Williams (PMW) 88-10; 2. Alyssa Ulrich (PV); 3. Hannah Bard (PV).
Discus — 1. Jessica Welkey (PV) 80-0; 2. Tanisha Blake (PMW); 3. Melanie O'Leary (PV).
Pole Vault — 1. Miranda Meloni (PV) 7-0; 2. Courtney Burger (PV); 3. Sarina Tufano (PV).
Long Jump — 1. Ramonia Benitez (PMW) 15-7; 2. Kelecia Harris (PV); 3. Maritza Belle (PMW).
High Jump — 1. Ramonia Benitez (PMW) 5-3; 2. Courtney Miller (PV); 3. Danielle Maier (PV).
Triple Jump — 1. Ramonia Benitez (PMW) 38-5; 2. Kelecia Harris (PV); 3. Normani Marbury (PV).
Boys: ES North 100
PM East 50
Girls: PM East 107
ES North 43
SWIFTWATER — Jarrel Bobb won the 400 (52.5), the long jump (20-5) and the triple jump (41-7) as East Stroudsburg North beat Pocono Mountain East 100-50 in MVC boys action Tuesday.
Ryan Sickler won the 110 hurdles (16.4) and Tyler O'Neil won the 300 hurdles (41.7) for PM East.
In the girls meet, Rachel Nickas won the shot put (31-9) and Alyssa Smale won the javelin (76-7) to pace Pocono Mountain East to a 107-43 win.
As-sata Hall won the 100 (12.5) and the 200 (26.2) for ES North.
Boys
ES North 100, PM East 50
100 — 1. Fransie Antonie (ESN) 11.1; 2. Zach Dillon (ESN); 3. Ishmel Carter (ESN).
200 — 1. Fransie Antonie (ESN) 23.3; 2. Zak Philbert (ESN); 3. Aadil Mendez (PME).
400 — 1. Jarrel Bobb (ESN) 52.5; 2. Charles Mann (PME); 3. Kelvin Duran (PME).
800 — 1. Alvaro Montoya (ESN) 2:15.5; 2. Terrence Hollins (ESN); 3. Malik Mills (ESN).
1,600 — 1. Conor Pellington (ESN) 4:56.7; 2. Adam Larsen (PME); 3. Matt Gonzalez (ESN).
3,200 — 1. Zachary Desantis (ESN) 11:00.0; 2. Marc Krause (ESN); 3. Conor Pellington (ESN).
400 relay — 1. Ishmel Carter/Julian Anamege/Zach Dillon/Zak Philbert (ESN) 44.3.
1,600 relay — 1. PM East 3:39.5.
3,200 relay — 1. Malik Mills/Alvaro Montoya/Terrence Hollins/Paul Gulmy (ESN) 8:59.3.
110 hurdles — 1. Ryan Sickler (PME) 16.4; 2. Tyree Mobley (PME); 3. Tyler O'Neil (PME).
300 hurdles — 1. Tyler O'Neil (PME) 41.7; 2. Ryan Sickler (PME); 3. Sterling Francois (ESN).
Shot Put — 1. Joe Clouse (ESN) 46-7; 2. Nick Roughan (ESN); 3. Ryan Mayo (ESN).
Javelin — 1. John Francis (PME) 141-5; 2. Nick Roughan (ESN); 3. Ryan Mayo (ESN).
Discus — 1. Ryan Mayo (ESN) 116-2; 2. Nick Roughan (ESN); 3. Joe Clouse (ESN).
Pole Vault — 1. Joey Fogle (PME) 13-0; 2. Keanue Gomez (ESN); 3. David Perez (ESN).
Long Jump — 1. Jarrel Bobb (ESN) 20-5; 2. Dexter Lambert (PME); 3. Zach Dillon (ESN).
High Jump — 1. Tony Cruz (ESN) 5-10; 1. Stephen Pluas (PME) 5-10; 3. Anthony Carter (PME).
Triple Jump — 1. Jarrel Bobb (ESN) 41-7; 2. Zach Dillon (ESN); 3. Ishmel Carter (ESN).
Girls
PM East 107, ES North 43
100 — 1. As-sata Hall (ESN) 12.5; 2. Tene'Asia Butler (PME); 3. Kiara Scott (ESN).
200 — 1. As-sata Hall (ESN) 26.2; 2. Tene'Asia Butler (PME); 3. Olivia Fogle (PME).
400 — 1. Tene'Asia Butler (PME) 1:02.0; 2. As-sata Hall (ESN); 3. Olivia Fogle (PME).
800 — 1. Laura O'Malley (PME) 2:43.3; 2. Jennifer Farmer (PME); 3. Ashley Kennedy (ESN).
1,600 — 1. Abby Ross (PME) 5:55.0; 2. Emily Ross (PME); 3. Ashley Kennedy (ESN).
3,200 — 1. Abby Ross (PME) 13:02.7; 2. Emily Ross (PME); 3. Jordan Couttier (ESN).
400 relay — 1. PM East 53.4.
1,600 relay — 1. PM East 4:20.9.
3,200 relay — 1. PM East 11:31.7.
100 hurdles — 1. Erin Madison (PME) 16.3; 2. Janee Andrews (PME); 3. Melissa Cheong (ESN).
300 hurdles — 1. Erin Madison (PME) 46.5; 2. Kiara Scott (ESN).
Shot Put — 1. Rachel Nickas (PME) 31-9; 2. Zenia Wilson (PME); 3. Shateeya Davis (ESN).
Javelin — 1. Alyssa Smale (PME) 76-7; 2. Mackenzie Pawloski (PME); 3. Fauziah Favery (PME).
Discus — 1. Zenia Wilson (PME) 95-2; 2. Andrea Amaya (ESN); 3. Fauziah Faverey (PME).
Pole Vault — 1. Rachel Robison (PME) 9-0; 2. Laura O'Malley (PME); 3. Rosa Lebron (PME).
Long Jump — 1. Melissa Cheong (ESN) 14-9; 2. Kira King (ESN); 3. Simone Person (ESN).
High Jump — 1. Melissa Cheong (ESN) 5-2; 2. As-sata Hall (ESN); 3. Rachel Nickas (PME).
Triple Jump — 1. Erin Madison (PME) 33-9; 2. Melissa Brandes (PME); 3. Simone Person (ESN).
Boys tennis Stroudsburg 4, PM East 3
STROUDSBURG — Jeff Norris won at first singles and teammed with Jimmy Catina to win at first doubles as Stroudsburg edged Pocono Mountain East 4-3 in Mountain Valley Conference boys tennis Tuesday.
Stroudsburg 4, PM East 3
Singles
Jeff Norris (S) def. Max Kenney 6-3, 6-2.
Zach Von Zup (PME) def. Jimmy Catina 7-5, 6-3.
Gage Wyant (S) def. Saif Kaleem 6-1, 6-2.
Doubles
Norris/Catina (S) def. Kenney/Von Zup 6-3, 6-2.
Riley Hogan/Marcos Luna (S) def. Andrew O'Malley/Brian Abrams 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.
Reid Holtzman/Kyler Ruvane (PME) def. Billy Carangleo/Will Lynch 4-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Suhail Kaleem/Stephen Ducey (PME) def. Nick Diecidue/Danny Procaccino 6-3, 6-2.
ES South 6, PM West 1
east stroudsburg — Luke Cason and Kazuki Mollenthiel won their singles matches to help give East Stroudsburg South a 6-1 win over Pocono Mountain West in MVC play Tuesday.
Isaiah Torres won at No. 2 singles for the Panthers.
ES South 6, PM West 1
Singles
Luke Cason (ESS) def. Amandeep Sharma, 6-0, 6-0.
Isaiah Torres (PMW) def. Ty Gable, 6-1, 6-0.
Kazuki Mollenthiel (ESS) def. George Delacruz, 5-7,7-5,6-1.
Doubles
Mike Cavanaugh/D.J. VanSolkema (ESS) def. Garrett Voorhees/Tim Garrett, 8-3.
Shawn Saunders/Josh Cohen (ESS) def. Joe Princetta/Oscar Orlowski, 6-4, 6-1.
Brandon Briggs/Bobby Jaycox (ESS) def. Rezwane Sarker/Justin Gladstone, 6-3, 6-1.
Aki Mollenthiel/Gareth Kyriacopoulous (ESS) def. Lucas Mercado/Frank Sanchez, 6-3, 6-7 (5-7), 7-5.
Records — ES South 4-7.
ES North 6, Lehighton 1
BUSHKILL — Brandon DeSilva, Luis Gomes and Gilbert Joson all won their singles matches as East Stroudsburg North notched a 6-1 victory over Lehighton in MVC action Tuesday.
ES North 6, Lehighton 1
Singles
Brandon DeSilva (ESN) def. Graham Strauss, 6-0, 6-1.
Luis Gomes (ESN) def. James Sverchek, 6-0, 7-6(4).
Gilbert Joson (ESN) def. Justin Ziegenfus, 6-2, 6-0.
Doubles
Strauss/Emily Shelley (L) def. C.J. Penunia/Collin Graner, 8-4.
Mike Aquino/Kris Penunia (ESN) def. Lauren Burrows/Stephanie Slaw, 6-0, 6-1.
Adam Haelsig/Jake Rosalsky (ESN) def. Peter Phelan/Emily Corimek, 7-5, 3-6, 7-5.
Will Kyaw/Isaac Sheffer (ESN) def. Mike Perkins/Chris Windbeck, 6-0, 6-0.
Softball Warren Tech 12
Notre Dame ES 8
EAST STROUDSBURG — Mallory Walsh and Breana Malsch each had hits, but Notre Dame of East Stroudsburg's seventh-inning rally came up short as they lost 12-8 to Warren Tech on Monday.
Warren Tech 12, Notre Dame ES 8
Warren Tech 003 030 6 — 12 12 1
Notre Dame ES 000 021 5 — 8 2 4
WT, M. Bedo and H. Marks; NDES, Kathleen Moore and Mallory Walsh.
W — Bedo. L — Moore.
SO-BB — WT, Bedo 9-3; NDES, Moore 3-3.
2B — WT 1. 3B — WT 2.
Records — Notre Dame ES 3-5.
Women's tennis ESU 7, King's 2
WILKES-BARRE — East Stroudsburg University won two doubles matches, two of the three three-set singles matches and had a pair of straight-set wins at the top of the lineup to come away with a 7-2 win over King's College in non-conference women's tennis Monday.
ESU got singles wins from senior Amanda Kaufman at No. 1 (6-1, 6-2), freshman Allison Bean at No. 2 (6-3, 6-0), freshman Elizabeth Longenhagen at No. 4 (3-6, 6-4, 10-6), sophomore Allison Schafer at No. 5 (6-3, 7-5) and freshman Taylor Presby at No. 6 (6-4, 5-7, 10-4).
Rabecca Lausch and Longenhagen had an 8-3 win at No. 2 doubles and junior Annie Vega and Presby won 8-1 at No. 3 doubles to open the day.
Kaufman's win was her 49th overall in singles action in her four years at ESU and her 41st at No. 1 in duals going into this weekend's PSAC Individual Championships at Bloomsburg. She improved to 12-2 this spring and 14-6 overall as a senior.
She will have an opportunity to join former teammate Jamie Ferrigno, who won 52 matches from 2008-11, as 50-win players for the Warriors. Katie D'Ambrosia, last year's PSAC East Player of the Year, finished with 49 singles wins. D'Ambrosia and Ferrigno both had 59 doubles wins, including a 55-27 record when paired together.
ESU finished the 2011-12 season with a 6-16 record after reaching postseason play for three straight seasons, including a trip to the NCAA tournament in 2010. The Warriors won five of their final seven duals this spring.
College sports ESU celebrates National Student-Athlete Day
EAST STROUDSBURG — East Stroudsburg University marked the 25th anniversary of National Student-Athlete Day by honoring the academic achievements of its student-athletes on Tuesday afternoon.
The program, assembled by Professor Nancy Jo Greenawalt, Academic Coordinator for Athletics, recognized exceptional work in the classroom by the Warriors' student-athletes, as well as those who have represented ESU at the national level.
The 2011-12 Athletic Director's Honor Roll is comprised of 161 student-athletes, or 34% of ESU's total number of student-athletes, who have maintained a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.25 while participating in one of the university's 20 varsity sports.
Twelve student-athletes were named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll for the fourth straight year — Josh Hontz and Dan Johnson (men's track and field), Lisa Lower and Sarah Wysocki (women's track and field/cross country), Tesla Atkins, Maureen Ordnung and Michelle Tewell (field hockey), Molly McLenigan (lacrosse), Josh Arcona (men's soccer), Elva Composto and Devon Miniscalco (women's soccer) and Rachel Gieringer (softball).
The 11th annual team academic achievement awards went to the men's soccer team, which received the award for the second time, and women's volleyball team, which received the award for the third straight year and the fifth time overall. ESU's student-athletes posted a cumulative GPA of 2.94 through the fall semester.
Two student-athletes, junior cross country/track and field standout Rose Mascoli and junior men's soccer forward Nemanja Nikolic, were recognized as Capital One Academic All-America selections in the last 12 months.
ESU's five additional Academic All-District selections since last spring — Eric Boyer (baseball), Josh Hontz (men's track and field), Corinne Fitzgerald (women's track and field/cross country), Khriswayne Wallace (men's soccer) and Ashley McKenna (women's soccer) — were also recognized. ESU has had a total of 48 Academic All-District honorees in the last five years, with teams still to be selected for baseball, softball, men's and women's track and field/cross country and men's and women's at-large later this spring.
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, including President Rabecca Lausch (tennis), Vice President Rose Mascoli, Secretary Megan Plumb (volleyball) and Treasurer Kaitlin Blum (field hockey/softball), was mentioned for its contributions to ESU and the experience of its student-athletes. Plumb served as the guest speaker and spoke about community service opportunities and the responsibilities that student-athletes have to impact their campus and those around them.
The "Winning Warrior Award" was presented to President Dr. Robert J. Dillman, who is retiring after 16 years serving the ESU campus, its faculty, staff, students and student-athletes.
Dr. Shala Davis, chair of the Exercise Science Department and ESU's Faculty Athletics Representative for the last eight years, was also recognized for her service as FAR, which will come to an end at the conclusion of the academic year.
More than 30 faculty, administration and staff members received special invitations to the event after being identified by student-athletes for serving as role models, mentors and advisors during their academic careers.
Professor Greenawalt, Director of Athletics Dr. Tom Gioglio and Dr. Mark Kilker, Dean of the College of Health Sciences, provided the opening remarks. Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Doreen Tobin was involved in presenting the team and individual awards.
2011-12 Athletic Director's Honor Roll
Baseball — Eric Boyer (Secondary Education — Earth and Space Science), Andy Brandstetter (Secondary Education — English), Mark Romano (Exercise Science), Keenan Stare (Business Management).
Men's Basketball — Dan Clapp (Sociology), Matt Labick (Health and Physical Education).
Women's Basketball — Barb Borst (Health and Physical Education), Steph Cabald (History), Ryann Fiascki (Biochemistry), Elizabeth Higley (Health and Physical Education), Jessica Martin (Health and Physical Education), Kelly Sorber (Secondary Education — English), Andrea Veres (Speech Pathology).
Men's Cross Country and Track Field — Damien Boham (Nursing), Russell Hedrick (Environmental Studies), Josh Hontz (Secondary Education — Chemistry), Dan Johnson (Sociology), Jason LaForme (Exercise Science), Ian Melhorn (Sport Management), Mike Miller (Health and Physical Education), Chris Ott (Early Childhood Education — Pre K-4), Kyle Rickard (Exercise Science), Matthew Sandroski (Exercise Science), Mike Saparito (Chemistry), Kyle Soden (Health and Physical Education), Matt Tholis (Exercise Science), Travis Toth (Exercise Science).
Women's Cross Country and Track Field — Nicole Brown (Athletic Training), Brittany Callahan (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Karen Delle Donne (Health and Physical Education), Victoria Elefther (Nursing), Janice Erbe (Health and Physical Education), Corinne Fitzgerald (Psychology), Paige Fleagle (Athletic Training), Ally Galvin (Health and Physical Education), Tara Getz (Nursing), Gabrielle Gombos (Secondary Education — English), Emily Haws (Rehabilitation Services), Theresa Horn (Exercise Science), Courtney Jackson (Secondary Education — English), Kimberly Lawson (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Lisa Lower (Speech Pathology), Kim Lowry (Exercise Science), Rose Mascoli (Exercise Science), Christina O'Connor (Special Education and Early Childhood Education — Pre K-4), Rachel Pierantozzi (Athletic Training), Kelsy Rushing (Biology), Emily Selby (Psychology), Katie Thomas (Health and Physical Education), Taylor Tobias (Exercise Science), Chelsea Wootten (Special Education — Middle Level), Sarah Wysocki (Exercise Science), Rachel Yen (Early Childhood Education — Pre K-4).
Field Hockey — Tesla Atkins (Health and Physical Education), Jessica Bachman (Exercise Science), Kaitlin Blum (Psychology), Sarah Dobroskey (Exercise Science), Mical Fink (Pre-Medicine), Becky Gagliardi (Communication Studies), Brielle Kessel (Health and Physical Education), Lucrezia Manzione (Secondary Education — Earth and Space Science), Maureen Ordnung (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Mallory Pope (Psychology), Gabrielle Seibert (Early Childhood Education — Pre K-4), Rebecca Smith (Health and Physical Education), Michelle Tewell (Speech Pathology).
Football — Robert Bleiler (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Greg Blue (Sociology and Criminal Justice), Thomas Chesko (Elementary Education), Andrew Coyle (Biotechnology), Brandon Gattelli (Athletic Training), Jordan Hallman (Political Science), David Radziak (Business Management), Jon Schnaars (Undeclared), John Schubert (Health and Physical Education), Matt Soltes (Health and Physical Education), Bryan Thomson (Business Management), Matt Walters (Health and Physical Education), Matthew Wehrhahn (Media Communication), Steven Wright (Business Management), Matt Zullo (Business Management)
Golf — Malene Frost (Biology), Alycia Jones (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Regan Zimmerman (Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management).
Lacrosse — Sarah Ginn (Health and Physical Education), Molly McLenigan (Exercise Science), Alyssa Oxenford (Health and Physical Education), Maure Perrymond (Exercise Science).
Men's Soccer — Josh Arcona (Athletic Training), Todd Covert (Biology), Bill Devlin (Undeclared), Garrison Draper (Exercise Science), Nick Fischer (Sport Management), Doug Johnson (Sport Management), Nemanja Nikolic (Political Science), Joan Sebastian Parra Rincon (Business Management), Vinnie Simeone (Engineering Transfer Program), Khriswayne Wallace (Business Management).
Women's Soccer — Carly Collins (Interdisciplinary — Arts Letters), Elva Composto (Business Management), Sarah Garman (Physical Therapy), Michelle Gogolen (Exercise Science), Cree Julian (Psychology), Kerri McClay (Business Management), Ashley McKenna (Physical Therapy), Katie Metrokotsas (Physical Therapy), Devon Miniscalco (Speech Pathology), Marissa Spitler (Sociology and Business Management).
Softball — Kaitlin Blum (Psychology), Rachel Gieringer (Health and Physical Education), Kacie Killeen (Nursing), Kasey Meckes (Athletic Training), Jessica Ras (Health and Physical Education), Rebecca Smith (Health and Physical Education), Brandi Stettler (Health and Physical Education), Shaylyn Wood (Exercise Science), Cara Woods (Athletic Training), Brittany Zanzalari (Speech Pathology).
Swimming — Cassie Baun (Physics), Kimberly Lawson (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Ashley Lesniak (Exercise Science), Ana Osowski (Marine Science), Mara Palazzari (Biology), Allison Schafer (Exercise Science), Melissa Smith (Nursing), Shelby Stalnaker (Health and Physical Education), Andrea Tremper (Media Communication), Karoline Vavra (Health and Physical Education)
Women's Tennis — Allison Bean (Biology), Rabecca Lausch (Biology).
Women's Volleyball — Kaitlin Behrens (Biology), Melissa Frixione (Athletic Training), Shannon Hillsinger (Biology), Ashley Lesniak (Exercise Science), Haley Mork (Speech Pathology), Kristina Perri (Secondary Education — Mathematics), Megan Plumb (Athletic Training), Kerri Rabberman (Health and Physical Education), Erin Rothrock (Biology), Abby Welch (Sport Management), Dani Wise (Sport Management)
Wrestling — Michael Honeywell (Sport Management), Dan Ingulli (Business Management), Nick Kaiser (Biology), Zachary Koller (Nursing), Brendan McKeown (Exercise Professional), Cameron Rankin (Physical Therapy), Braden Turner (Business Management), Tony Vorndran (History).
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