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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 WINTER ACADEMIC ALL-IVY |
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Brown University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Duriel Hardy |
Sr. |
West Chester, Pa. |
Neuroscience |
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Indoor Track & Field |
First-Team All-Ivy at the Ivy Indoor Championships in 5000m run with a time of 14:21.28 |
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Garrett Leffelman |
Jr. |
Naperville, Ill. |
Political Science |
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Basketball |
Ranked second in the Ivy League in field goal percentage and second on the team in scoring in Ivy games |
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Adam Pantel |
Sr. |
Mendham, N.J. |
Computer Science |
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Fencing |
First-Team All-Ivy in the foil event for the second straight year with a 10-4 record in Ivy competition; NCAA Qualifier in foil |
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J.D. Pinto |
Sr. |
Greenwich, Conn. |
Mathematical Economics |
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Swimming & Diving |
Placed seventh in the 100 fly and 11th in the 100 back at Ivy Championships; Also part of the 200 and 400 medley relay teams, which took fourth and third respectively |
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Aaron Volpatti |
Sr. |
Revelstroke, B.C. |
Human Biology |
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Ice Hockey |
Tri-captain; Second-Team All-Ivy; Third-Team All-ECAC; ECAC Best Defensive Forward Finalist; Led the team with 17 goals |
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Chelsey Binkley |
Jr. |
Marietta, Ga. |
Literature & Culture in England |
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Gymnastics |
Second-Team All-Ivy Classic on both the floor exercise and all-around |
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Krista Consiglio |
Jr. |
Bethany, Conn. |
Political Science |
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Skiing |
Second-Team All-American in giant slalom, slalom, and combined at nationals; Honorable Mention USCSA All-Academic |
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Danielle Grunloh |
Sr. |
Effingham, Ill. |
Human Biology |
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Indoor Track & Field |
First-Team All-Ivy in the shot put with a 15.48-meter throw |
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Christina Johnson |
Sr. |
Oakland, Calif. |
History |
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Basketball |
Team Captain; Brown's second-leading scorer; Ranked seventh overall in the League in free throw percentage (76 percent) |
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Laura Pyne |
Sr. |
Greenwich, Conn. |
History |
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Squash |
Team captain; Helped Brown to a No. 10 national ranking playing at number one |
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Columbia University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Patrick Foley |
Sr. |
Blue Point, N.Y. |
History |
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Basketball |
Team captain; CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America |
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Kyle Merber |
So. |
Dix Hills, N.Y. |
Philosophy |
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Indoor Track & Field |
Ivy indoor champion in 3000m and distance medley relay, Ivy League record holder in the mile |
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Darren Pagan |
Sr. |
Oakland, Calif. |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Swimming & Diving |
Second-Team All-Ivy on the 200 free relay team |
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Jeff Spear |
Sr. |
Wynantskill, N.Y. |
Evolutionary Biology of the Human Species |
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Fencing |
First-Team All-Ivy; Second-Team All-America in sabre |
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Eric Tang |
Sr. |
Moraga, Calif. |
Chemical Engineering |
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Swimming & Diving |
Member of two relays that garnered second-team All-Ivy honors |
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Kathleen Barry |
Jr. |
Valley Center, Calif. |
Hispanic Studies |
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Basketball |
Honorable Mention All-Ivy; CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine First-Team Academic All-District |
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Serita Lachesis |
Sr. |
Ambler, Pa. |
History |
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Indoor Track & Field |
Third place in the 4x800m relay and fifth place in the 800m at Ivy Indoor Championships |
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Judie Lomax |
Jr. |
Washington, D.C. |
Psychology |
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Basketball |
Player of the Year; First-Team All-Ivy; AP Honorable Mention All-America; Led nation in rebounding for second straight year |
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Nicole Ross |
Jr. |
New York, N.Y. |
Art History & Archeology |
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Fencing |
NCAA champion in foil; First-Team All-Ivy |
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Daria Schneider |
Sr. |
Brookline, Mass. |
Russian |
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Fencing |
First-Team All-Ivy |
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Cornell University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Jon Fife |
Sr. |
Scarsdale, N.Y. |
Economics |
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Tennis |
Has posted an 18-4 record in singles, primarily at the No. 4 spot, while going 2-1 in the Ivy play since the start of the spring season |
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Jeff Foote |
Sr. |
Lookwood, N.Y. |
Applied Economics & Management |
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Basketball |
Unanimous First-Team All-Ivy; Ivy Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight year; Led the League in field goal percentage (.625) and rebounds (8.1) and was second in blocked shots (1.9) |
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Colin Greening |
Sr. |
St. John???s, Newfoundland |
Applied Economics & Management |
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Ice Hockey |
First-Team All-Ivy and Second-Team All-ECAC Hockey; ECAC Hockey Student-Athlete of the Year; Lowe???s Senior CLASS Award Finalist; Led Cornell to the ECAC Hockey Tournament title and a berth in the NCAA Tournament |
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Justin Kerber |
Jr. |
Emmetsburg, Iowa |
Applied Economics & Management |
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Wrestling |
Two-time First-Team All-Ivy; Finished the regular season with an 18-9 record and qualified automatically for the NCAA Tournament at the 165-pound weight class placing third at the EIWA Tournament |
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Duane Teixeira |
Sr. |
Melrose, Mass. |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Indoor Track & Field |
Named Most Valuable Performer of the Meet at the Ivy Indoor Championships, claiming victories in the long jump and triple jump; Posted the top four marks in both events, including the best long jump mark in 20 years |
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Rebecca Hirschfeld |
So. |
New York, N.Y. |
Undeclared |
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Fencing |
Second-Team All-Ivy; Finished Ivy Round-Robins with an individual record of 13-5 in foil |
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Amanda Mazzotta |
So. |
London, Ontario |
Human Development |
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Ice Hockey |
First-Team All-Ivy and third-team All-ECAC Hockey; Backstopped the Big Red to its most successful season in program history, finishing as the national runner-up; Named to the all-tournament team for the NCAA Tournament after setting a championship game record (61 saves) and a tournament record (123 saves) |
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Virginia McMunigal |
Sr. |
Philadelphia, Pa. |
Economics |
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Basketball |
Ended Cornell career ranked first in thee-point field goal percentage (.392) and fourth in three-pointers made (121); CoSIDA/ESPN The MagazineAcademic Second-Team All-District |
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Maddie Pearsall |
Jr. |
LaGrange, Ill. |
Engineering |
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Gymnastics |
Placed third overall on the floor exercise, helping Cornell capture its third straight Ivy Classic title. |
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Elizabeth Wisner |
Jr. |
Upperco, Md. |
Applied Economics & Management |
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Polo |
Selected Northeast Regional MVP in leading Cornell to the No. 1 seed in the national championship tournament |
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Dartmouth College |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Michael Ahern |
So. |
Old Westbury, N.Y. |
Undeclared |
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Swimming & Diving |
Broke a 14-year-old school record in the 100 backstroke at the Ivy Championships to place seventh; Also finished ninth in the 200 backstroke |
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Scott Fleming |
Jr. |
Plainfield, Ont. |
Economics |
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Ice Hockey |
Team's leading scorer with career-high 39 points to earn All-Ivy honorable mention honors; Team MVP this year and voted to serve as captain in 2010-11 |
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Luke Lee |
So. |
Yongin, South Korea |
Undeclared |
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Squash |
Playing primarily at the 5, 6 and 7 spots, finished with a 6-4 record, plus beat his nationally-ranked younger brother at Bates |
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Ted Lesher |
Sr. |
Upper Saddle River, N.J. |
Environmental Studies |
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Indoor Track & Field |
Second-Team All-Ivy in both the long jump (7.33 meters) and the triple jump (15.25 meters) |
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Robby Pride |
Sr. |
Denver, Colo. |
Spanish Literature |
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Basketball |
Team captain; Was second on the team in scoring (8.3 ppg), first in three-pointers made (25), assists (62) and steals (31) |
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Hannah Conant |
Jr. |
Philadelphia, Pa. |
Psychology |
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Squash |
Played mostly at the four spot, but finished the year at the three. Was 7-3 overall with a 2-0 mark at number three |
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Sarah Parsons |
Sr. |
Dover, Mass. |
Economics |
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Ice Hockey |
Led ECAC in scoring with 20 goals and 20 assists and was eighth nationally in points per game; First-Team All-Ivy, Patty Kazmaier Award finalist |
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Ida Sargent |
Jr. |
Orleans, Vt. |
Biology |
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Nordic Skiing |
Won eight of 10 EISA races; Was fourth in sprints at the World U-23 Championships in Germany; Helped team to second straight undefeated EISL season |
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Maddie Steiner |
Jr. |
Dallas, Texas |
Psychology |
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Swimming & Diving |
Advanced to Ivy Championship races, finishing eighth in the 200 free while breaking her own school record and finishing eighth in the 100 free; Named team MVP |
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Betsy Williams |
Sr. |
Norwich, Vt. |
Psychology |
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Basketball |
Averaged 7.8 points and 3.4 rebounds per game while leading the team in three-point shooting; CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District |
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Harvard University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Jordan Diekema |
Jr. |
Holland, Mich. |
Economics |
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Swimming & Diving |
First-Team All-Ivy in 100 backstroke; Member of school-record holding 200 and 400 medley relay teams; Won the 100 backstroke at the HYP meet and placed fourth in the 200 back |
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Jeremy Lin |
Sr. |
Palo Alto, Calif. |
Economics |
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Basketball |
Unanimous First-Team All-Ivy; Named USBWA and NABC All-District; Bob Cousy Award and John R. Wooden Award |
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J.P. O'Connor |
Sr. |
Oxford, N.Y. |
Human Evolutionary Biology |
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Wrestling |
NCAA Champion and All-America at 157 lbs.; Was first Harvard wrestler to go undefeated in a season 35-0, Named EIWA Wrestler of the Year, co-Ivy League Player of the Year and unanimous first-team All-Ivy |
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Trevor Petach |
Sr. |
Boulder, Colo |
Physics, Earth & Planetary Sciences |
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Nordic Skiing |
Placed 36th at Eastern Championships, helping Harvard finish ninth; Placed 37th at the Williams Carnival |
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Valentin Staller |
So. |
Old Field, N.Y. |
English |
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Fencing |
First-Team All-Ivy; Placed ninth in sabre at Northeast Regionals; Finished sixth at NCAA Championships, winning 15 bouts; named second-team All-America |
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Kate Buesser |
Jr. |
Wolfeboro, N.H. |
Organismic & Evolutionary Biology |
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Ice Hockey |
First-Team All-ECAC Hockey and All-Ivy; Named to ECAC Hockey All-Star Team; Patty Kazmaier Award Nominee; Led Harvard with 16 goals, 24 assists and 40 points |
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Alexandra Clarke |
Sr. |
Phoenix, Ariz. |
History & Literature |
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Swimming & Diving |
NCAA All-America in 1650-yard free; Set school record in the 1650 at the NCAA Championships; Ivy Champion in the 1,000 free; Second-Team All-Ivy in 500 and 1,650 free and 800 free relay |
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Christina Kessler |
Sr. |
Oakville, Ont. |
Human Evolutionary Biology |
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Ice Hockey |
NCAA record holder for career save percentage (.9414); Harvard???s all-time winningest goaltender with 64 victories; Patty Kazmaier Award Nominee; Honorable Mention All-Ivy |
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Noam Mills |
So. |
Kfar Saba, Israel |
History of Art & Architecture |
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Fencing |
First-Team All-Ivy; Finished second in epee at Northeast Regionals; Placed second in epee at NCAA Championships, winning 22 bouts and earning first-team All-America honors |
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Tess Wood |
Sr. |
Portland, Ore. |
Visual & Environmental Studies |
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Alpine Skiing |
USSA Academic All-America; Was one of Harvard's top two alpine skiiers |
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University of Pennsylvania |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Gabriel Burak |
Jr. |
Colorado Springs, Colo. |
Mathematics |
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Wrestling |
Honorable Mention All-Ivy; NCAA Championships Qualifier at 165 lbs.; Set school record for pins in a season (12) |
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Porter Drake |
Sr. |
Lake Forest, Ill. |
Political Science/History |
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Squash |
Finished with team-best 10-5 record, playing at No. 5-6 positions; Closed year with four straight wins, including three at CSA Team Championships as Penn won B Division title |
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Vidur Kapur |
So. |
Syosset, N.Y. |
Undeclared (Wharton) |
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Fencing |
Finished 11th in foil at the NCAA Championships earning honorable mention All-America honors |
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Brendan McHugh |
So. |
Sicklerville, N.J. |
Classical Studies/Science, Technology & Society |
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Swimming & Diving |
Finished second in the 100 breast, third in the 200 breast and 200 IM at the Ivy Championships to help to Penn to its best Ivy finish in 36 years |
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Zack Rosen |
So. |
Colonia, N.J. |
Management (Wharton) |
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Basketball |
Unanimous first-team All-Ivy; NABC Second-Team All-District; Led the League in scoring in all and Ivy only games |
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Sarah Bucar |
Sr. |
Trafford, Pa. |
Communication |
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Basketball |
Two-time team captain; Honorable mention All-Ivy; Led the team in points, assists, steals, threes and minutes played |
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Kathryn Gevitz |
Sr. |
Oak Park, Ill. |
Health & Societies |
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Indoor Track & Field |
Ivy champion at the Indoor Championships in the triple jump; Finished career fourth all-time at Penn in the indoor triple jump and fifth all-time in the outdoor triple jump |
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Laura Klick |
So. |
Mandeville, La. |
Undeclared |
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Swimming & Diving |
Swam in two finals at the Ivy Championships in helping Penn to fourth-place finish; Took sixth in the 200 IM and seventh in the 200 breast; Set a school record in the 200 IM in the prelims |
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Christina Matthias |
Sr. |
Philadelphia, Pa. |
History |
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Squash |
Finished regular season with a 12-1 record, including 11-straight wins; Advanced to Holleran Division Round of 16 at CSA Individuals; Helped Penn to No. 2 national ranking |
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Stephanie Wheeler |
Jr. |
Woodlands, Texas |
Marketing (Wharton) |
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Fencing |
NCAA Championships Qualifier; Won eight bouts at the NCAA event, finishing 17th in epee as Penn took eighth overall |
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Princeton University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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David Canner |
Sr. |
Burke, Va. |
Chemistry |
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Squash |
Tri-captain |
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Taylor Fedun |
Jr. |
Edmonton, Alb. |
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering |
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Ice Hockey |
Second-Team All-ECAC Hockey and All-Ivy |
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Colin Hanna |
Jr. |
Walnut Creek, Calif. |
Politics |
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Swimming & Diving |
Had two top-four finishes at the Ivy Championships |
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David Mandle |
So. |
Los Altos Hills, Calif. |
Electrical Engineering |
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Fencing |
Finished 18th at the NCAA Championships |
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Alexander Mills |
So. |
Millburn, N.J. |
Undeclared |
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Fencing |
Second-Team All-America with 11th-place finish at NCAA Championships |
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Stephanie Denino |
Sr. |
Montreal, Que. |
Psychology |
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Ice Hockey |
Team captain; ECAC Student-Athlete of the Year Finalist |
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Lauren Edwards |
So. |
Los Angeles, Calif. |
Undeclared |
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Basketball |
First-Team All-Ivy; Starter who helped Princeton to its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid |
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Reilly Kiernan |
Sr. |
Pelham, N.Y. |
Sociology |
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Indoor Track & Field |
Team captain; Ivy champion in 3000m and 5000m at Ivy Indoor Championships |
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Courtney Kilkuts |
Sr. |
Corona, Calif. |
Psychology |
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Swimming & Diving |
First-Team All-Ivy with first-place finish in the 200 IM at the Ivy Championships |
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Susannah Scanlan |
So. |
St. Paul, Minn. |
Politics |
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Fencing |
First-Team All-America with seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championships |
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Yale University |
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Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Major |
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Tom Dignard |
Sr. |
Reading, Mass. |
Economics |
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Ice Hockey |
First Team All-Ivy; Second-Team All-ECAC Hockey; Had six goals and 21 assists as a starting defensemen |
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Aaron Fuchs |
Sr. |
Sommerset West, South Africa |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Squash |
Advanced to Round of 16 at CSA Individual Championships; Won at No. 3 spot in Potter Cup National Semifinals |
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Andrew Holbrook |
Sr. |
Dunkirk, Md. |
Political Science |
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Fencing |
Team captain; Qualified for NCAA National Championships as a foilist |
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Raffi Mantilla |
Jr. |
Mudelein, Ill. |
Political Science |
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Basketball |
Appeared in 27 games, including two starts; Two-time recipient of an African-American Cultural Center AACColades Award |
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Drew Teer |
Sr. |
Phoenix, Ariz. |
Psychology |
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Swimming & Diving |
Represented Yale at NCAA Zone Diving Championships |
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Andrea Clifford |
Sr. |
Chattanooga, Tenn. |
Political Science |
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Swimming & Diving |
Team captain; First-Team All-Ivy in the 200-yard freestyle relay |
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Jennifer Ivers |
Sr. |
Winnetka, Ill. |
Spanish |
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Fencing |
NCAA Regionals Qualifier as a saberist |
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Berit Johnson |
Sr. |
Wayzata, Minn. |
History |
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Ice Hockey |
ECAC Hockey Student-Athlete of Year nominee; Four-time ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team selection |
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Susan Kim |
Sr. |
Rockville, Md. |
Political Science |
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Swimming & Diving |
Three-time first-team All-Ivy; Named Swimmer of the Meet at the Ivy Championships; Represented Yale at NCAA Championships |
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Haywood Wright |
Sr. |
Irvine, Calif. |
Biology |
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Basketball |
Returned from injury to average 5.3 points and 4.1 rebounds; Finished career second all-time at Yale with 109 blocked shots |
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