Eastern Michigan Athletics
Soccer Lands 10 on Academic All-MAC Team
11/16/2017 11:22:00 AM | Soccer
EMU's selections ranked sixth-most in the league
YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) — The Eastern Michigan University women's soccer team landed 10 student-athletes on the Academic All-Mid-American Conference Team, the league announced Thursday, Nov. 16. A total of 120 student-athletes were named to the team. The Eagles' 10 selection were sixth-most in the league.
The Academic All-MAC honor is to recognize student-athletes who excel in both athletics and in academics. To qualify, student-athletes must have at least 3.2 cumulative grade point average and have played in at least 50 percent of the contests in the particular sport.
Receiving the accolade for the Eagles were: junior Mia Colavito (Mississauga, Ontario-Loyola Catholic), sophomore Aubrey Martin (Toronto, Ontario-Father John Redmond), senior Chanel Vani (Brampton, Ontario-Cardinal Leger), sophomore Maggie McCullough (London, Ontario-Oakridge Secondary), redshirt junior Kristin Nason (Brooklin, Ontario-Donald A. Wilson), junior Mikayla Cupp (Otsego, Mich.-Otsego), senior Alex Wilbanks (Ypsilanti, Mich.-Lincoln), junior Kaylin Williams (Kansas City, Mo.-Winnetonka), junior Peyton Davis (North Ridgeville, Ohio-Holy Name), and junior Mackenzie Etienne (Midland, Mich.-Midland Dow).
A history major, Colavito is one of two Eagles to boast a 4.00 GPA and this marks the second time she has received this honor. The Mississauga, Ontario native played in 14 matches for the Eagles, making three starts for a career-high 437 minutes of action. Recording nine shots with three on frame, Colavito registered the first point of her career, assisting on an Eastern goal in a 2-1 win over Akron, Oct. 1.
Martin, another Eagle with a perfect 4.00 grade point average, played in 12 matches, making six starts for the Green and White while battling injuries. The pre-medicine major totaled 697 minutes of action on the backline, aiding the Eagles to two shutouts. The Toronto, Ontario native recorded one shot, putting it on frame, against Detroit Mercy, Sept. 17.
Vani was just one of four Eagles to start every match this season, totaling a career-high 1,756 minutes on the backline. The exercise science major, who maintains a 3.83 GPA, led Eastern to four shutouts and recorded an assist in EMU's 3-0 win over Western Michigan, Oct. 19.
A biology major with a 3.83 GPA, McCullough made 15 starts for the Green and White, totaling 1,177 minutes between midfield and defense, including a career-high 97 in EMU's 1-1 draw versus Illinois State, Aug. 18. The London, Ontario native led the Eagles to two shutouts and recorded four shots, putting one on target.
Nason, a communications major with a 3.71 grade point average, appeared in 19 games for the Green and White with 17 starts for a career-high 1416 minutes. Registering two goals and a pair of helpers for six points, the Brooklin, Ontario native ranked tied for third on the team in points and goals, while she tied for second on the team in assists. In a three-point effort against Western Michigan, Oct. 19, Nason reached the 20-point mark of her career, becoming the first Eagle to achieve the feat since Ellie Tillar did so in 2016. This is the second time Nason has been named to the All-MAC Academic team in her career.
Battling injuries, Cupp was limited to 13 games and 11 starts for the Green and White. Helping the Eagles to three shutouts while splitting time between defense and midfield, the accounting major with a 3.69 GPA recorded four shots with three on target.
An exercise science major, Wilbanks served as a team captain for the season while boasting a 3.63 GPA. Appearing in 13 matches with two starts, the Ypsilanti, Mich. native finished her career with two points after netting the game-winning goal on Senior Day against Northern Illinois, Oct. 22.
In between the posts, Williams started all 20 matches for the Eagles, totaling a career-high seven wins. The Kansas City, Mo. native ranked third in the MAC with a career-high 100 saves, tied for third in saves per game (5.00), tied for sixth in shutouts (four), and ninth for shutouts per game (0.20). Williams, who earned MAC Player of Week honors twice this season, posted four shutouts in the 2017 campaign, including a pair to back-to-back shutouts, to push her career total to 10. Facing a career-high 292 shots, the second-most in EMU single-season history, the sport management major with a 3.56 GPA owned a 1.80 goals against average, while holding a .738 save percentage. Williams faced a career-high 29 shots, tying a then-career-high with 10 saves, in the 3-0 win over Western Michigan, Oct. 19.
Davis, a Second Team All-MAC selection, was one of just four Eagles to start all 20 matches, totaling a career-high 1337 minutes. Leading the team in goals and points with a career-high five and 12, respectively, she recorded 32 shots, putting 15 on target. The exercise science major with a 3.34 grade point average tied for second on the team with two assists. She posted a pair of three-point efforts in the 2-1 win over Bowling Green, Oct. 5, and EMU's 3-0 win over Western Michigan, Oct. 19. This marks the second time in Davis' career that she earned the accolade.
A sport management major, Etienne boasts a 3.33 GPA while appearing in 17 matches with 10 starts for the Green and White. Splitting time between the midfield and defense, Etienne racked up a career-high 927 minutes while helping the Eagles to four shutouts. In the matchup against Florida Gulf Coast at the FAU adidas Challenge, Aug. 27, the Midland, Mich. native netted the first goal of her career. For the season, she recorded six shots, putting two on frame.
EMU concluded the season with a 7-12-1 mark, finishing fifth in the West Division and ninth overall in the MAC.
2017 MAC Women's Soccer Academic All-MAC Team
Ashley Amato, Akron, Sophomore, 3.418, Nursing
Sydney Schipani, Akron, Senior, 3.878, Mechanical Engineering
Erica Schrader, Akron, Junior, 3.60, Exercise Science
Alyssa Heintschel, Ball State, Senior, 4.0, Chemistry, Pre-Med
Shannon Greeley, Ball State, Senior, 3.897, Advertising
Lucy Walton, Ball State, Senior, 3.794, Elementary Education
Sam Mattlin, Ball State, Senior, 3.348, Journalism
Taylor Pooley, Ball State, Junior, 3.882, Psychological Science
Emily Scott, Ball State, Junior, 3.855, Communication Studies
Lauren Roll, Ball State, Junior, 3.727, Public Relations
Alessandra Fistrovich, Ball State, Junior, 3.7, Chemistry
Paula Guerrero, Ball State, Junior, 3.649, Biology
Lauren Lerew, Ball State, Junior, 3.317, Chemistry
Yela Ziswiler, Ball State, Sophomore, 4.0, Economics
Julia Elvbo, Ball State, Sophomore, 3.703, Family & Consumer Sciences
Sam Kambol, Ball State, Sophomore, 3.569, Social Work
Morgan Abbitt, Bowling Green, Junior, 3.480, Mathematics
Elisa Baeron, Bowling Green, Senior, 4.000, Exercise Science
Laura Bozzelli, Bowling Green, Junior, 3.929, Economic Policy & Analysis
Victoria Cope, Bowling Green, Junior, 4.000, Art History
Alexis Fricke, Bowling Green, Junior, 3.266, Gerontology
Maureen Kennedy, Bowling Green, Sophomore, 4.000, Psychology
Jennifer Reyes, Bowling Green, Senior, 3.256, Human Development & Family Studies
Madison Schupbach, Bowling Green, Senior, 3.260, Sales and Services Marketing
Chelsee Washington, Bowling Green, Sophomore, 3.423, Criminal Justice
Rachel Winters, Bowling Green, Senior, 3.281, Finance
Julia Benati, Buffalo, Senior, 3.990, Exercise Science
Carissima Cutrona, Buffalo, Junior, 3.911, Psychology
Laura Dougall, Buffalo, Senior, 3.401, Psychology
Gurjeena Jandu, Buffalo, Sophomore, 3.678, Exercise Science
Mairead Martin, Buffalo, Sophomore, 3.555, Biomedical Sciences
Meghan Simmons, Buffalo, Junior, 3.345, Exercise Science
Adrianna VanCuyck, Buffalo, Sophomore, 4.000, Business Administration
Marle Bringard, Central Michigan, Sophomore, 3.93, Biology
Savannah Beetcher, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.82, Exercise Science: Kinesiology
McKay Matheson, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.66, Mechanical Engineering
Madison Costner, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.53, Exercise Science: Kinesiology
Meghan Sweeney, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.52, Exercise Science: Kinesiology
Madison Pogarch, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.51, Exercise Science: Health Fitness
Shannon Magnan, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.49, Finance
Mary Carlson, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.48, Mathematics
Jamie Rademacher, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.47, Sociology: Social & Criminal Justice
Lauren Sherry, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.42, Human Resource Management
Zoie Reed, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.32, Exercise Science: Health Fitness
Ally Viazanko, Central Michigan, Redshirt Freshman, 3.20, Undeclared
Mia Colavito, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 4.00, History
Aubrey Martin, Eastern Michigan, Sophomore, 4.00, Pre-medicine
Chanel Vani, Eastern Michigan, Senior, 3.88, Exercise science
Maggie McCullough, Eastern Michigan, Sophomore, 3.83, Biology
Kristin Nason, Eastern Michigan, Redshirt junior, 3.71, Communication
Mikayla Cupp, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.68, Accounting
Alex Wilbanks, Eastern Michigan, Senior, 3.63, Exercise science
Kaylin Williams, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.56, Sport management
Peyton Davis, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.34, Exercise science
Mackenzie Etienne, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.33, Sport management
Kristen Brots, Kent State, Senior, 3.87, Nursing
Donavan Capehart, Kent State, R-Senior, 3.77, Marketing
Paige Culver, Kent State, Junior, 3.59, Finance
Jaime Eiben, Kent State, Senior, 3.98, Actuarial Math
Sierra Henderson-Muschett, Kent State, Sophomore, 4.00, Integrated Health Studies
Mackenzie Lesnick, Kent State, Senior, 3.47, Nursing
Ashleah McDonald, Kent State, Junior, 3.96, Biology Pre-Med
Karli Paracca, Kent State, Senior, 4.00, Physical Education
Amanda Reed, Kent State, Sophomore, 4.00, Biology
Cassandra Sauter, Kent State, Junior, 3.84, Economics
Katie Alexander, Miami, Senior, 3.97, Kinesiology
Jenny Barr, Miami, Senior, 3.21, Marketing
Tori Christiansen, Miami, Junior, 3.71, Finance
Reagan Fleck, Miami, Sophomore, 3.22, Sport Leadership & Management
Patricia Koutoulas, Miami, Junior, 3.79, Sport Leadership & Management
Madison Knock, Miami, Senior, 3.72, Kinesiology
Chloe Knue, Miami, Senior, 3.68, Strategic Communications
Bianca Medancic, Miami, Junior, 3.68, Finance
Shae van Gassen, Miami, Senior, 3.76, Sport Leadership & Management
Olivia Winnett, Miami, Sophomore, 3.48, Psychology
Kat Zalar, Miami, Senior, 3.48, Finance
Amy Annala, NIU, Senior, 4.0, Accountancy
Natalie Yass, NIU, Sophomore, 4.0, Biological Sciences
Delaney Loprieno, NIU, Junior, 3.942, General Public Health
Kelsey Chope, NIU, Sophomore, 3.893, Business Administration
Abby Gregg, NIU, Sophomore, 3.839, Business Administration
Grace Louis, NIU, Sophomore, 3.834, Biological Sciences
Sammy O'Brien, NIU, Senior, 3.525, Kinesiology
Lauren Gierman, NIU, Junior, 3.432, Marketing
Jennie Nailor, NIU, Sophomore, 3.4, Pre-Physical Therapy
Emilie Furuseth Haugan, NIU, Junior, 3.284, Business Administration
Erin Beurket, Ohio, Junior, 3.240, Communication Studies
Allie Curry, Ohio, Senior, 3.363, Soc. Criminology and Anthropology
Courtney Daugerdas, Ohio, Sophomore, 3.789, Finance
Hannah Jaggers, Ohio, Senior, 3.880, Early Childhood Education
Sydney Leckie, Ohio, Sophomore, 3,.758, Child and Family Studies
Katie McCurley, Ohio, Senior, 3.742, Biological Sciences
Alivia Milesky, Ohio, Sophomore, 3.633, Mid-Moderate Education Needs & Coaching Education
Rianna Reese, Ohio, Junior, 3.985, Psychology and Biological Sciences
Isa Echeverri, Toledo, Senior, 3.555, Marketing
Sophie Pohl, Toledo, Senior, 3. 794, Criminal justice
Regan Price, Toledo, Junior, 4.000, Marketing
Christina Williams, Toledo, Senior, 3.979, Finance
Alexis Burdick, Toledo, Senior, 3.265, Finance
Hannah Scafaria, Toledo, Junior, 4.000, Administration
Sydney Vinton, Toledo, Senior, 3. 714, Political Science
Chiara Paradiso, Toledo, Senior, 3.937, Communications
Kelsey Kraft, Toledo, Sophomore, 3.869, Public Health
Alena Sidwell, Toledo, Junior, 3.810, Exercise Science
Sheridan Bufe, Toledo, Sophomore, 3.527, Undecided
Abby Demboski, Toledo, Sophomore, 4.000, Pre-nursing
Madison Perrin, Toledo, R-Freshman, 3.865, Undecided
Lydia Bajema, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.94, Pre-Industrial & Entrepreneurial Engineering
Tiffany Buckler, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.53, Interdisciplinary Health Services
Alyssa Burke, Western Michigan, Junior, 3.87, University Curriculum
Paige Dobbs, Western Michigan, Junior, 3.95, Biomedical Sciences
Stephanie Heber, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.69, Secondary Education: Mathematics
Maria Jaramillo, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.98, Biochemistry
Kendall Juhnke, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.49, Exercise Science
Emma Kahn, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.68, Nursing
Hannah Kahn, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.83, Pre-Business Law
Jane Labadie, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.39, Pre-Athletic Training.
Victoria McCartney, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.21, Communications
Alex Ruffer, Western Michigan, Senior, 4.0, Finance
Alyssa Smith, Western Michigan, 3.90, Social Work
The Academic All-MAC honor is to recognize student-athletes who excel in both athletics and in academics. To qualify, student-athletes must have at least 3.2 cumulative grade point average and have played in at least 50 percent of the contests in the particular sport.
Receiving the accolade for the Eagles were: junior Mia Colavito (Mississauga, Ontario-Loyola Catholic), sophomore Aubrey Martin (Toronto, Ontario-Father John Redmond), senior Chanel Vani (Brampton, Ontario-Cardinal Leger), sophomore Maggie McCullough (London, Ontario-Oakridge Secondary), redshirt junior Kristin Nason (Brooklin, Ontario-Donald A. Wilson), junior Mikayla Cupp (Otsego, Mich.-Otsego), senior Alex Wilbanks (Ypsilanti, Mich.-Lincoln), junior Kaylin Williams (Kansas City, Mo.-Winnetonka), junior Peyton Davis (North Ridgeville, Ohio-Holy Name), and junior Mackenzie Etienne (Midland, Mich.-Midland Dow).
A history major, Colavito is one of two Eagles to boast a 4.00 GPA and this marks the second time she has received this honor. The Mississauga, Ontario native played in 14 matches for the Eagles, making three starts for a career-high 437 minutes of action. Recording nine shots with three on frame, Colavito registered the first point of her career, assisting on an Eastern goal in a 2-1 win over Akron, Oct. 1.
Martin, another Eagle with a perfect 4.00 grade point average, played in 12 matches, making six starts for the Green and White while battling injuries. The pre-medicine major totaled 697 minutes of action on the backline, aiding the Eagles to two shutouts. The Toronto, Ontario native recorded one shot, putting it on frame, against Detroit Mercy, Sept. 17.
Vani was just one of four Eagles to start every match this season, totaling a career-high 1,756 minutes on the backline. The exercise science major, who maintains a 3.83 GPA, led Eastern to four shutouts and recorded an assist in EMU's 3-0 win over Western Michigan, Oct. 19.
A biology major with a 3.83 GPA, McCullough made 15 starts for the Green and White, totaling 1,177 minutes between midfield and defense, including a career-high 97 in EMU's 1-1 draw versus Illinois State, Aug. 18. The London, Ontario native led the Eagles to two shutouts and recorded four shots, putting one on target.
Nason, a communications major with a 3.71 grade point average, appeared in 19 games for the Green and White with 17 starts for a career-high 1416 minutes. Registering two goals and a pair of helpers for six points, the Brooklin, Ontario native ranked tied for third on the team in points and goals, while she tied for second on the team in assists. In a three-point effort against Western Michigan, Oct. 19, Nason reached the 20-point mark of her career, becoming the first Eagle to achieve the feat since Ellie Tillar did so in 2016. This is the second time Nason has been named to the All-MAC Academic team in her career.
Battling injuries, Cupp was limited to 13 games and 11 starts for the Green and White. Helping the Eagles to three shutouts while splitting time between defense and midfield, the accounting major with a 3.69 GPA recorded four shots with three on target.
An exercise science major, Wilbanks served as a team captain for the season while boasting a 3.63 GPA. Appearing in 13 matches with two starts, the Ypsilanti, Mich. native finished her career with two points after netting the game-winning goal on Senior Day against Northern Illinois, Oct. 22.
In between the posts, Williams started all 20 matches for the Eagles, totaling a career-high seven wins. The Kansas City, Mo. native ranked third in the MAC with a career-high 100 saves, tied for third in saves per game (5.00), tied for sixth in shutouts (four), and ninth for shutouts per game (0.20). Williams, who earned MAC Player of Week honors twice this season, posted four shutouts in the 2017 campaign, including a pair to back-to-back shutouts, to push her career total to 10. Facing a career-high 292 shots, the second-most in EMU single-season history, the sport management major with a 3.56 GPA owned a 1.80 goals against average, while holding a .738 save percentage. Williams faced a career-high 29 shots, tying a then-career-high with 10 saves, in the 3-0 win over Western Michigan, Oct. 19.
Davis, a Second Team All-MAC selection, was one of just four Eagles to start all 20 matches, totaling a career-high 1337 minutes. Leading the team in goals and points with a career-high five and 12, respectively, she recorded 32 shots, putting 15 on target. The exercise science major with a 3.34 grade point average tied for second on the team with two assists. She posted a pair of three-point efforts in the 2-1 win over Bowling Green, Oct. 5, and EMU's 3-0 win over Western Michigan, Oct. 19. This marks the second time in Davis' career that she earned the accolade.
A sport management major, Etienne boasts a 3.33 GPA while appearing in 17 matches with 10 starts for the Green and White. Splitting time between the midfield and defense, Etienne racked up a career-high 927 minutes while helping the Eagles to four shutouts. In the matchup against Florida Gulf Coast at the FAU adidas Challenge, Aug. 27, the Midland, Mich. native netted the first goal of her career. For the season, she recorded six shots, putting two on frame.
EMU concluded the season with a 7-12-1 mark, finishing fifth in the West Division and ninth overall in the MAC.
2017 MAC Women's Soccer Academic All-MAC Team
Ashley Amato, Akron, Sophomore, 3.418, Nursing
Sydney Schipani, Akron, Senior, 3.878, Mechanical Engineering
Erica Schrader, Akron, Junior, 3.60, Exercise Science
Alyssa Heintschel, Ball State, Senior, 4.0, Chemistry, Pre-Med
Shannon Greeley, Ball State, Senior, 3.897, Advertising
Lucy Walton, Ball State, Senior, 3.794, Elementary Education
Sam Mattlin, Ball State, Senior, 3.348, Journalism
Taylor Pooley, Ball State, Junior, 3.882, Psychological Science
Emily Scott, Ball State, Junior, 3.855, Communication Studies
Lauren Roll, Ball State, Junior, 3.727, Public Relations
Alessandra Fistrovich, Ball State, Junior, 3.7, Chemistry
Paula Guerrero, Ball State, Junior, 3.649, Biology
Lauren Lerew, Ball State, Junior, 3.317, Chemistry
Yela Ziswiler, Ball State, Sophomore, 4.0, Economics
Julia Elvbo, Ball State, Sophomore, 3.703, Family & Consumer Sciences
Sam Kambol, Ball State, Sophomore, 3.569, Social Work
Morgan Abbitt, Bowling Green, Junior, 3.480, Mathematics
Elisa Baeron, Bowling Green, Senior, 4.000, Exercise Science
Laura Bozzelli, Bowling Green, Junior, 3.929, Economic Policy & Analysis
Victoria Cope, Bowling Green, Junior, 4.000, Art History
Alexis Fricke, Bowling Green, Junior, 3.266, Gerontology
Maureen Kennedy, Bowling Green, Sophomore, 4.000, Psychology
Jennifer Reyes, Bowling Green, Senior, 3.256, Human Development & Family Studies
Madison Schupbach, Bowling Green, Senior, 3.260, Sales and Services Marketing
Chelsee Washington, Bowling Green, Sophomore, 3.423, Criminal Justice
Rachel Winters, Bowling Green, Senior, 3.281, Finance
Julia Benati, Buffalo, Senior, 3.990, Exercise Science
Carissima Cutrona, Buffalo, Junior, 3.911, Psychology
Laura Dougall, Buffalo, Senior, 3.401, Psychology
Gurjeena Jandu, Buffalo, Sophomore, 3.678, Exercise Science
Mairead Martin, Buffalo, Sophomore, 3.555, Biomedical Sciences
Meghan Simmons, Buffalo, Junior, 3.345, Exercise Science
Adrianna VanCuyck, Buffalo, Sophomore, 4.000, Business Administration
Marle Bringard, Central Michigan, Sophomore, 3.93, Biology
Savannah Beetcher, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.82, Exercise Science: Kinesiology
McKay Matheson, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.66, Mechanical Engineering
Madison Costner, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.53, Exercise Science: Kinesiology
Meghan Sweeney, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.52, Exercise Science: Kinesiology
Madison Pogarch, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.51, Exercise Science: Health Fitness
Shannon Magnan, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.49, Finance
Mary Carlson, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.48, Mathematics
Jamie Rademacher, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.47, Sociology: Social & Criminal Justice
Lauren Sherry, Central Michigan, Senior, 3.42, Human Resource Management
Zoie Reed, Central Michigan, Junior, 3.32, Exercise Science: Health Fitness
Ally Viazanko, Central Michigan, Redshirt Freshman, 3.20, Undeclared
Mia Colavito, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 4.00, History
Aubrey Martin, Eastern Michigan, Sophomore, 4.00, Pre-medicine
Chanel Vani, Eastern Michigan, Senior, 3.88, Exercise science
Maggie McCullough, Eastern Michigan, Sophomore, 3.83, Biology
Kristin Nason, Eastern Michigan, Redshirt junior, 3.71, Communication
Mikayla Cupp, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.68, Accounting
Alex Wilbanks, Eastern Michigan, Senior, 3.63, Exercise science
Kaylin Williams, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.56, Sport management
Peyton Davis, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.34, Exercise science
Mackenzie Etienne, Eastern Michigan, Junior, 3.33, Sport management
Kristen Brots, Kent State, Senior, 3.87, Nursing
Donavan Capehart, Kent State, R-Senior, 3.77, Marketing
Paige Culver, Kent State, Junior, 3.59, Finance
Jaime Eiben, Kent State, Senior, 3.98, Actuarial Math
Sierra Henderson-Muschett, Kent State, Sophomore, 4.00, Integrated Health Studies
Mackenzie Lesnick, Kent State, Senior, 3.47, Nursing
Ashleah McDonald, Kent State, Junior, 3.96, Biology Pre-Med
Karli Paracca, Kent State, Senior, 4.00, Physical Education
Amanda Reed, Kent State, Sophomore, 4.00, Biology
Cassandra Sauter, Kent State, Junior, 3.84, Economics
Katie Alexander, Miami, Senior, 3.97, Kinesiology
Jenny Barr, Miami, Senior, 3.21, Marketing
Tori Christiansen, Miami, Junior, 3.71, Finance
Reagan Fleck, Miami, Sophomore, 3.22, Sport Leadership & Management
Patricia Koutoulas, Miami, Junior, 3.79, Sport Leadership & Management
Madison Knock, Miami, Senior, 3.72, Kinesiology
Chloe Knue, Miami, Senior, 3.68, Strategic Communications
Bianca Medancic, Miami, Junior, 3.68, Finance
Shae van Gassen, Miami, Senior, 3.76, Sport Leadership & Management
Olivia Winnett, Miami, Sophomore, 3.48, Psychology
Kat Zalar, Miami, Senior, 3.48, Finance
Amy Annala, NIU, Senior, 4.0, Accountancy
Natalie Yass, NIU, Sophomore, 4.0, Biological Sciences
Delaney Loprieno, NIU, Junior, 3.942, General Public Health
Kelsey Chope, NIU, Sophomore, 3.893, Business Administration
Abby Gregg, NIU, Sophomore, 3.839, Business Administration
Grace Louis, NIU, Sophomore, 3.834, Biological Sciences
Sammy O'Brien, NIU, Senior, 3.525, Kinesiology
Lauren Gierman, NIU, Junior, 3.432, Marketing
Jennie Nailor, NIU, Sophomore, 3.4, Pre-Physical Therapy
Emilie Furuseth Haugan, NIU, Junior, 3.284, Business Administration
Erin Beurket, Ohio, Junior, 3.240, Communication Studies
Allie Curry, Ohio, Senior, 3.363, Soc. Criminology and Anthropology
Courtney Daugerdas, Ohio, Sophomore, 3.789, Finance
Hannah Jaggers, Ohio, Senior, 3.880, Early Childhood Education
Sydney Leckie, Ohio, Sophomore, 3,.758, Child and Family Studies
Katie McCurley, Ohio, Senior, 3.742, Biological Sciences
Alivia Milesky, Ohio, Sophomore, 3.633, Mid-Moderate Education Needs & Coaching Education
Rianna Reese, Ohio, Junior, 3.985, Psychology and Biological Sciences
Isa Echeverri, Toledo, Senior, 3.555, Marketing
Sophie Pohl, Toledo, Senior, 3. 794, Criminal justice
Regan Price, Toledo, Junior, 4.000, Marketing
Christina Williams, Toledo, Senior, 3.979, Finance
Alexis Burdick, Toledo, Senior, 3.265, Finance
Hannah Scafaria, Toledo, Junior, 4.000, Administration
Sydney Vinton, Toledo, Senior, 3. 714, Political Science
Chiara Paradiso, Toledo, Senior, 3.937, Communications
Kelsey Kraft, Toledo, Sophomore, 3.869, Public Health
Alena Sidwell, Toledo, Junior, 3.810, Exercise Science
Sheridan Bufe, Toledo, Sophomore, 3.527, Undecided
Abby Demboski, Toledo, Sophomore, 4.000, Pre-nursing
Madison Perrin, Toledo, R-Freshman, 3.865, Undecided
Lydia Bajema, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.94, Pre-Industrial & Entrepreneurial Engineering
Tiffany Buckler, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.53, Interdisciplinary Health Services
Alyssa Burke, Western Michigan, Junior, 3.87, University Curriculum
Paige Dobbs, Western Michigan, Junior, 3.95, Biomedical Sciences
Stephanie Heber, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.69, Secondary Education: Mathematics
Maria Jaramillo, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.98, Biochemistry
Kendall Juhnke, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.49, Exercise Science
Emma Kahn, Western Michigan, Senior, 3.68, Nursing
Hannah Kahn, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.83, Pre-Business Law
Jane Labadie, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.39, Pre-Athletic Training.
Victoria McCartney, Western Michigan, Sophomore, 3.21, Communications
Alex Ruffer, Western Michigan, Senior, 4.0, Finance
Alyssa Smith, Western Michigan, 3.90, Social Work
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