READING, Mass. – The Regis College swimming and diving team continues to earn accolades not only in the pool, but also through their work in the classroom, as 10 members of the Pride have been named to the Fall 2021 All-Academic Team by the New England Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Association (NEISDA), as announced Friday, Jan. 21, by the coaches' organization.

For a swimmer or dive to make the All-Academic Team, they must have a semester grade point average of 3.50 or higher. In total, 128 student-athletes from 11 different schools qualified for the NEISDA Fall 2021 All-Academic Team.

Graduate student Thalia Bowie (Lexington, Mass.) as well as seniors Julia Burke (Barrington, N.H.) and Alexa Lancisi (Milford, Mass.) all receive NEISDA All-Academic recognition for the seventh time in their collegiate careers. Seniors Kyleigh Boatwright (Roseville, Calif.) and Mallytza Ibarra Davila (Yuma, Ariz.) each pick up their fifth NEISDA All-Academic award.

Juniors Luke Jubinville (Warwick, R.I.) and Cashman Murphy (Westwood, Mass.) and sophomore Megan Miller (Quincy, Mass.) were named to the NEISDA All-Academic Team for the third consecutive semester, while junior Shawna MacNeil (Medford, Mass.) has now been selected for the third straight fall semester. Riley Aptt (Woburn, Mass.) started her collegiate career with a strong academic performance, as she was recognized in her first semester at Regis.

Founded in 1920, the New England Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Association (NEISDA) is a coach-run association made up of member institutions in New England. NEISDA annually sponsors and administers a championship for those qualifying swimmers and divers in February for New England teams in Division I, II, III, and collegiate club teams. For more information, go to www.NEISDA.com.

Regis College is preparing for the 2022 Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Swimming and Diving Championships, taking place Feb. 4-6 at the Wellesley Sports Center in Wellesley, Mass.