98 Huskies honored by D2 ADA for Academics
CLEVELAND – The Division 2 Athletics Directors Association (D2 ADA) announced the 2019-20 recipients of the D2 ADA Academic Achievement Awards, and Michigan Tech had 98 student-athletes recognized for having at least a 3.5 grade-point average. The Academic Achievement Awards, in its 13th year, is a program that recognizes the academic accomplishments of student-athletes at the Division II level.
In total, there were 15,226 student-athletes from 200 institutions recognized for the 2019-20 Academic Achievement Awards. These numbers shattered the records for the highest number of participating institutions and the largest number of student-athletes being nominated since the award program's inception.
"In a year when we can use all of the good news, the D2 ADA Officers and Board of Directors are proud to recognize the highest number of student-athletes with the Academic Achievement Award than ever before," said D2 ADA President JR Smith, director of athletics at Chadron State College. "The nominations also came from a record number of institutions, showcasing the passion and dedication of our Association and Division II as a whole."
In order for a student-athlete to receive an Academic Achievement Award, the athletics director of the Division II institution MUST BE a CURRENT dues-paying member of the D2 ADA.
Also, the student-athlete must:
• have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
• have attended a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college-level work
• have been an active member of an intercollegiate team during his/her last academic year
About D2 ADA: The D2 ADA is the first organization of its kind to provide educational and networking opportunities; enhancement of acceptable operating standards and ethics; and establishment of the overall prestige and understanding of the profession of Division II athletics directors. For more information about the D2 ADA, please visit www.div2ada.com. The D2 ADA is administered by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), which is in its 56th year. For more information on NACDA and the 17 professional associations that fall under its umbrella, please visit www.nacda.com.
Below is the list of Huskies that were honored:
Name |
Sport |
Kyle Clow |
Men's Basketball |
Eric Carl |
Men's Basketball |
Owen White |
Men's Basketball |
Isaac Appleby |
Men's Basketball |
Jalen Carter |
Men's Basketball |
Trent Bell |
Men's Basketball |
Harry Becht |
Men's Tennis |
Siddhesh Mahadeshwar |
Men's Tennis |
Nico Caviglia |
Men's Tennis |
Cassidy Trotter |
Women's Basketball |
Abbie Botz |
Women's Basketball |
Michelle LaFave |
Women's Basketball |
Baillie McGirk |
Women's Basketball |
Hannah Hobson |
Women's Basketball |
Ellie Welsh |
Women's Basketball |
Alex Rondorf |
Women's Basketball |
Clara Johnson |
Women's Basketball |
Tate Robison |
Soccer |
Gabriela Sgambati |
Soccer |
Gracie VanLangevelde |
Soccer |
Anna Gulan |
Soccer |
Katri Studtmann |
Soccer |
Emily Zeitunian |
Soccer |
Maisy Snyder |
Soccer |
Anne Fife |
Soccer |
Mackenzie Scholz |
Soccer |
Amanda Young |
Soccer |
Jesse Jacobusse |
Soccer, Track & Field |
Alexis Shatrau |
Soccer |
Grace Shaw |
Soccer |
Hannah Loughlin |
Soccer |
Stephanie Yeager |
Soccer |
Alexie Flaminio |
Soccer |
Allison Thelen |
Soccer |
Jessica Brown |
Women's Tennis |
Samantha Johnson |
Women's Tennis |
Mirna Golac |
Women's Tennis |
Megan Utlak |
Volleyball |
Emilia Widen |
Volleyball |
Laura De Marchi |
Volleyball |
Courtney Kurkie |
Volleyball |
Olivia Ghormley |
Volleyball |
Janie Grindland |
Volleyball |
Mattias Hoehnen |
Football |
Nate Lajoie |
Football |
Keegan Delforge |
Football |
Tim Schulz |
Football |
Jeremy Bell |
Football |
Jordan Janssen |
Football |
James Daanen |
Football |
Samuel Kinne |
Football |
Gabe Bollinger |
Football |
Hayden Huttula |
Football |
Marshael Ryan |
Football |
Jacob Wenzlick |
Football |
Eric Tracy |
Football |
Logan Brunette |
Football |
Michael Munderloh |
Football |
Jared Smith |
Football |
Matt Winter |
Football |
Jimmie Cannon |
Football |
Mark Ousdigian |
Cross Country |
Josh Albrecht |
Cross Country |
Reid Goble |
Cross Country |
Patrick Acton |
Cross Country |
Robbie Watling |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Jon Gietek |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Somer Schrock |
Cross Country |
Eric Houck |
Cross Country |
Ben Passolt |
Cross Country |
Clayton Sayen |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Brad Baas |
Cross Country |
Ben Holland |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Nick Niemi |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Aleksi Leino |
Cross Country |
Luke Moore |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Mitch DeLong |
Cross Country |
Tres Green |
Cross Country |
Zach Okma |
Track & Field |
Ryan Beatley |
Track & Field |
Hunter Worden |
Track & Field |
Cade Meyer |
Track & Field |
Riley Roquet |
Track & Field |
Derek Flory |
Track & Field |
Amanda Kautzer |
Cross Country |
Gabrielle Feber |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Theresa Passe |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Zoe Reep |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Sam Kurkowski |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Chloe Strach |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Kath Schneider |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Emily Byrd |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Abigail Martin |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Jenna Disser |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Michelle Bollini |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Julia Manzano |
Cross Country, Track & Field |
Sarah Montgomery |
Track & Field |
Laura Lyons |
Track & Field |