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Fall Academic All-Ivy -- 2009-10
Thursday, December 03, 2009
The Ivy League released its list of student-athletes selected for All-Ivy Academic honors in fall sports today. The 80 men and women were starters or key reserves on an officially recognized varsity team with 3.0 or better cumulative grade point averages. Each institution nominated five men and women from its eligible student-athletes. The full list, alphabetically by institution, follows. For the all-time Academic All-Ivy list; please click here.
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2009-10 FALL ACADEMIC ALL-IVY |
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Brown University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Mark Callahan |
Sr. |
Syracuse, N.Y. |
Commerce, Organizations & Entrepreneurship |
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Football |
First-Team All-Ivy; Center for Ivy League's top offense |
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Paul Grandstrand |
Jr. |
Orono, Maine |
Engineering |
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Soccer |
First-Team All-Ivy as a goalkeeper; Earned a 10-3-6 record with five shutouts; Led Brown to the second round of the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament |
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Kent Holland |
Sr. |
Orinda, Calif. |
Commerce, Organizations & Entrepreneurship |
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Water Polo |
First-Team CWPA All-North; CWPA Northern Division Champion |
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John Loeser |
Sr. |
Weston, Conn. |
Mathematics |
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Cross Country |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Earned 10th place at the Ivy Cross Country Championships |
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Chris Perkins |
Sr. |
Bridgeton, Mo. |
Engineering |
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Football |
First-Team All-Ivy as a defensive back; Led Brown in tackles |
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Bridget Ballard |
Sr. |
Los Angeles, Calif. |
Neuroscience |
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Soccer |
Team co-captain; CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine First-Team Academic All-District; Second-Team All-Ivy |
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Katherine Hyland |
Jr. |
Riegelsville, Pa. |
History |
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Field Hockey |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Brown’s second-leading scorer with 16 points |
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Melissa Kim |
Sr. |
Bethesda, Md. |
Architectural Studies |
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Soccer |
Team co-captain; CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Third-Team Academic All-District; Second-Team All-Ivy |
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Brianna Williamson |
Jr. |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
Development Studies |
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Volleyball |
Started in all 23 matches; Led Brown in kills (226) and kills per set (2.6); Ranked top three on team in service aces, digs, blocks and attack percentage |
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Ariel Wright |
Sr. |
Oakland, Calif. |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Cross Country |
First-Team All-Ivy; Finished in seventh place at the Ivy Cross Country Championships |
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Columbia University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Bayo Adafin |
Jr. |
Rochester, Minn. |
Economics |
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Soccer |
Honorable mention All-Ivy; led Columbia in scoring |
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Brendan Martin |
Jr. |
Smithtown, N.Y. |
Economics |
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Cross Country |
First-Team All-Ivy; USTFCCCA All-Region |
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Kyle Merber |
So. |
Dix Hills, N.Y. |
Undecided |
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Cross Country |
Second-Team All-Ivy; USTFCCCA All-Region |
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Lou Miller |
Sr. |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
History |
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Football |
Team captain; First-Team All-Ivy; Led Columbia in sacks |
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Andrew Shalbrack |
Sr. |
Doylestown, Pa. |
Political Science |
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Football |
Honorable Mention All-Ivy; Four-year starter |
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Lauren Cooke |
Jr. |
San Rafael, Calif. |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Soccer |
Started all 17 games on defense |
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Jackie Drouin |
Jr. |
Lawrenceville, Ga. |
Political Science |
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Cross Country |
Second-Team All-Ivy; USTFCCCA All-Region |
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Meggie Ford |
Sr. |
St. Petersburg, Fla. |
Economics & Political Science |
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Soccer |
Honorable Mention All-Ivy |
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Sophie Reiser |
Sr. |
Seattle, Wash. |
Political Science |
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Soccer |
CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Third-Team Academic All-America; First-Team All-Ivy |
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Hannah Smith |
Jr. |
North Vancouver, B.C. |
History |
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Field Hockey |
NFHCA All-Region |
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Cornell University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Matt Bouraee |
Sr. |
Manaquan, N.J. |
Natural Resources |
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Soccer |
First-Team All-Ivy; Led Cornell in scoring with 16 points on five goals and six assists; Finished career tied for seventh all-time with 48 points |
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Scott Brody |
Jr. |
Edison, N.J. |
Policy Analysis & Management |
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Soccer |
Played nearly 1100 minutes, posting a 1.40 goals-against average and a .770 save percentage; Finished with 57 saves, tied for fourth in the Ivy League, despite not playing in the last five games of the season |
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Chris Costello |
Sr. |
Katonah, N.Y. |
Natural Resources |
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Football |
CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine First-Team Academic All-District; First-Team All-Ivy; Finished second in the league and 13th nationally in tackles (104) |
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Brett Sumpio |
Jr. |
Woodbridge, Conn. |
Applied Economics & Management |
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Soccer |
Scored two goals and added a pair of assists for six points, tying his career high |
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Bryan Walters |
Sr. |
Bothell, Wash. |
Economics |
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Football |
Second-Team All-Ivy as a wide receiver and a return specialist; Finished career as the Ivy League’s all-time leader in career punt return yardage (972) and kick return yardage (2,790) |
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Katie Kirnan |
Sr. |
Pennington, N.J. |
American Studies |
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Field Hockey |
Started all 15 games helping Cornell to a 10-5 record; Ranked third on the team with nine points on four goals and one assist |
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Megan Mushovic |
Sr. |
Coronado, Calif. |
Applied Economics & Management |
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Volleyball |
Finished career as the Ivy League’s all-time career dig leader (2,040); Ranked first in League games only this season with 5.63 digs per game |
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Stephanie Pancoast |
Sr. |
Westford, Mass. |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
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Cross Country |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Finished ninth at the Ivy Cross Country Championships; Finished 12th at the NCAA Northeast Regional to garner All-Region honors |
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Lena Russomagno |
Jr. |
Wilmington, Del. |
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Soccer |
Team captain; Anchored Cornell defense that allowed 10 fewer goals overall 11 fewer goals in Ivy play from previous season |
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Kate Thompson |
Jr. |
Vancouver, B.C. |
Biological Sciences |
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Field Hockey |
Started all 15 games; Registered two goals and two assists for six points |
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Dartmouth College |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Tom Robbins |
Jr. |
Evanston, Ill. |
Environmental & Earth Sciences |
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Cross Country |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Finished ninth at the Ivy Cross Country Championships to lead Dartmouth to a third-place finish |
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Curtis Roby |
Jr. |
New York, N.Y. |
English |
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Tennis |
Advanced to the finals of the Big Green Invitational; Earned victories at the Wilson/ITA Regionals and Harvard Invitational |
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Tanner Scott |
Jr. |
Kenilworth, Ill. |
Economics |
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Football |
Led Dartmouth with 45 receptions and 510 receiving yards, plus caught three touchdowns |
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Derek Stenquist |
Sr. |
Hudson, Mass. |
Biology |
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Soccer |
Missed first five games with an injury, but played in last 13, starting the final seven; Played in three NCAA Tournaments in his career |
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Chris Zablocki |
Sr. |
Essex, Conn. |
History |
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Cross Country |
Top Dartmouth runner at NCAA Regionals, finishing 14th at 31:24 |
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Morgan Covington |
Sr. |
Katy, Texas |
Psychology |
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Volleyball |
Led Dartmouth in blocks; Finished her career fourth all-time in blocks |
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Carley Markovitz |
Sr. |
South Pasadena, Calif. |
Government |
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Tennis |
Posted a victory at the NTC Invitational; Earned two wins in both doubles and singles at the Big Green Invitational |
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Ally O’Dea |
So. |
Irvine, Calif. |
Undecided |
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Soccer |
Honorable Mention All-Ivy; Led Dartmouth with 19 points including nine goals; Ranked third in the Ivy League in scoring |
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Virginia Peisch |
Jr. |
Koenigstein, Germany |
Government |
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Field Hockey |
First-Team All-Ivy for the second consecutive year; Scored 21 points with a team-best 15 assists |
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Amy Schuman |
So. |
Lee, N.H. |
Undecided |
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Cross Country |
Led Dartmouth at the Ivy Cross Country Championships by finishing 24th (18:19) to help the Big Green finish sixth |
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Harvard University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Andre Akpan |
Sr. |
Grand Prairie, Texas |
Economics |
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Soccer |
Two-time All-American; Four-time All-Ivy selection; 2009 Ivy League Player of the Year; Holds Harvard records in points (125) and assists (33) and is second all-time in goals (46) |
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Egen Atkinson |
Sr. |
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Economics |
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Water Polo |
Team captain; Second on Harvard with 28 goals with 10 multiple-goal games, including two hat tricks |
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Daniel Chenoweth |
Sr. |
Geneseo, Ill. |
Sociology |
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Cross Country |
2009 Ivy Cross Country Individual Champion; First-Team All-Ivy; Two-time USTFCCCA All-Region; Two-time top 45 finisher at the NCAA Championships |
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Jon Takamura |
Sr. |
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Economics |
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Football |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Led Harvard in interceptions and sacks |
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Collin Zych |
Jr. |
Plano, Texas |
Economics |
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Football |
First-Team All-Ivy; Harvard team MVP; Led Ivy League in pass breakups and passes defended and was third in solo tackles |
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Melanie Baskind |
So. |
Framingham, Mass. |
Undecided |
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Soccer |
Two-time All-Ivy; CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Third-Team Academic All-District |
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Elizabeth Goodman-Bacon |
Sr. |
Ann Arbor, Mich. |
Psychology |
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Field Hockey |
Team co-captain; Four-year starter; Started all 17 games at midfield |
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Lizzy Nichols |
Sr. |
Princeton, N.J. |
History & Literature and History of Art & Architecture |
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Soccer |
Team captain; Four-time All-Ivy; CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine First-Team Academic All-District; Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Finalist |
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Claire Richardson |
Jr. |
St. Paul, Minn. |
Neurobiology |
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Cross Country |
First-Team All-Ivy; Finished 100 out of 254 at the NCAA Championships; Two-time NCAA Qualifier in cross country |
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Katherine Sheeleigh |
Jr. |
New Vernon, N.J. |
Economics |
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Soccer |
Three-time All-Ivy; CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Third-Team Academic All-District |
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University of Pennsylvania |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Jake Levin |
So. |
Columbia, Md. |
Undecided |
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Soccer |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Anchored Penn defense that posted six shutouts |
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Michael McMullen |
Sr. |
Voorhees, N.J. |
Cognitive Science |
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Sprint Football |
First-Team All-CSFL; Finished with a team best three interceptions and two fumble recoveries, along with 34 tackles and two touchdowns |
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Luis Ruffolo |
Jr. |
Webster, N.Y. |
Biological Basis of Behavior |
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Football |
Started nine games on the offensive line for a unit that ranked third in the Ivy League in rushing and ranked first in fewest sacks allowed |
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Andrew Samson |
Jr. |
West Bloomfield, Mich. |
Marketing |
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Football |
First-Team All-Ivy for the second straight year; Led Ivy League kickers in scoring and made field goals for the second straight season |
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Kevin Sullivan |
Sr. |
Whitefish Bay, Wis. |
Chemistry |
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Cross Country |
Penn's second finisher at the Ivy Cross Country and NCAA Regional Championships |
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Michelle Drugan |
Sr. |
Altadena, Calif. |
Heath Care Management & Policy |
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Soccer |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Finished third on the team with four goals and four assists for 12 points |
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Meredith Kotowski |
Sr. |
Marion, Mass. |
Political Science |
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Golf |
Penn’s top finisher in two fall tournaments and finished second in two other events |
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Katie Rose |
Sr. |
Garden City, N.Y. |
Finance |
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Field Hockey |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Tallied a goal and finished second on the team with three assists |
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Elizabeth Semmens |
Sr. |
Brooklyn, N.Y. |
English |
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Volleyball |
2009 Ivy League Player of the Year; Unanimous first-team All-Ivy; Helped lead Penn to its first Ivy title in six years |
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Madison Wojciechowski |
Jr. |
Pacific Palisades, Calif. |
Science Technology & Society |
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Volleyball |
First-Team All-Ivy; Finished eighth in the nation with 5.55 digs per set; Helped lead Penn to its first Ivy title in six years |
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Princeton University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Ben Harms |
Sr. |
Hightstown, N.J. |
Politics |
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Soccer |
Second-Team All-Ivy |
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Dan Kopolovich |
Sr. |
McKeesport, Pa. |
History |
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Football |
Second-Team All-Ivy at defensive back; National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Semifinalist |
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Rob Speare |
Jr. |
Wallingford, Pa. |
Physics |
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Cross Country |
NCAA Qualifier |
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Douglas Wigley |
Sr. |
Portola Valley, Calif. |
Economics |
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Water Polo |
CWPA East Region Most Valuable Player, All-East and Men’s Varsity First-Team All-South |
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Mark Zalewski |
Sr. |
St. Louis, Mo. |
History |
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Water Polo |
CWPA All-East and Men’s Varsity First-Team All-South |
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Christina Bortz |
Sr. |
Emmaus, Pa. |
Politics |
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Field Hockey |
Second-Team All-Ivy |
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Sarah Cummings |
Jr. |
Newport, Calif. |
Economics |
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Cross Country |
First-Team All-Ivy |
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Jennifer King |
Jr. |
Greenwich, Conn. |
Computer Science |
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Field Hockey |
Second-Team All-Ivy |
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Reilly Kiernan |
Sr. |
Pelham, N.Y. |
Sociology |
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Cross Country |
First-Team All-Ivy |
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Alyssa Pont |
Sr. |
Sterling, Va. |
Politics |
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Soccer |
First-Team All-Ivy |
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Yale University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Tim Handlon |
Sr. |
Valparaiso, Ind. |
Political Science |
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Football |
Recorded two interceptions and three forced fumbles; Was second on team with 68 tackles |
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Jeff Perrella |
Jr. |
Westfield, N.J. |
Economics |
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Cross Country |
Yale's second finisher at the Ivy Cross Country and NCAA Regional Championships |
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Jordan Raybould |
Sr. |
Kansas City, Mo. |
History |
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Soccer |
Team captain; Started 16 of 17 games with one assist |
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Rich Scudellari |
Sr. |
Saratoga, Calif. |
Engineering |
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Football |
Earned varsity letters as a holder in each of the past three seasons; Also saw time at fullback and wide receiver |
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Ben Wescoe |
Sr. |
La Jolla, Calif. |
History of Art |
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Golf |
Won both matches at Ivy match play event; Yale's top finisher (seventh overall) at the Big Five Invitational; Placed second at the Macdonald Cup |
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Caitlin Collins |
Sr. |
Raytown, Mo. |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Soccer |
Honorable Mention All-Ivy |
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Cat Dailey |
Sr. |
Newport Beach, Calif. |
History |
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Volleyball |
CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine First-Team Academic All-District; Unanimous First-Team All-Ivy |
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Sarah Lederhandler |
Sr. |
Miami, Fla. |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Tennis |
Team captain; Won her first-round singles match and advanced to the round of 16 in doubles at the ITA Northeast Regional |
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Ashley McCauley |
Sr. |
Rye, N.Y. |
American Studies |
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Field Hockey |
First-Team All-Ivy; Two-time Ivy League Player of the Week |
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Julia Weiser |
Sr. |
Houston, Texas |
Biology |
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Field Hockey |
Second-Team All-Ivy |
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