WINTHROP, Mass. – Regis College student-athletes continued to show excellence in their academic work, as 104 members of the Pride were named to the 2018-19 Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Academic All-Conference Team, as announced by the league office Tuesday morning.
In order to be eligible for the league's academic all-conference squad, a student must have a 3.25 cumulative GPA and have reached second-year academic status. The gross total of 1,030 is a +22 increase from the 2017-18 Academic All-Conference Team, with Regis' representation improving by 13 student-athletes from last year.
All 20 Regis athletic squads are represented on the Academic All-GNAC Team, led by women's soccer with 15 honorees, over half of the entire roster and more than 80 percent of those eligible. The field hockey team also reached double figures with 10 representatives, followed closely by women's lacrosse and women's volleyball with nine representatives apiece.
Each Pride men's team contributed at least three student-athletes to the Academic All-GNAC Team, paced by the men's track and field squad with seven representatives. Overall, Regis finished with the third-most selections at 104, behind only Saint Joseph's College with 115 and Johnson & Wales with 110.
Below is the list of student-athletes representing Regis College on the Academic All-GNAC Team.
Men's Basketball (3)
Juvens Dalger | Marc Trinidad | Isaiah Wilson
Women's Basketball (5 + 1 multi-sport athlete listed later)
Nikki Bitinaitis | Kasey Britton-Doucette | Sam D'Angelo | Chayla Louro | Maura Russell
Men's Cross Country (4 multi-sport athletes listed later)
Women's Cross Country (1 + 1 multi-sport athlete listed later)
Maggie Mann
Field Hockey (8 + 2 multi-sport athletes listed later)
Yvonne Abate | Aineen Callahan | Mackenzie Cattaruzza | Ashley Chipman | Jamie Juskiewicz | Alycia LeConche | Joslyn O'Brien | Hope Winkin
Men's Lacrosse (5)
Andrew Cook | Brendon Donahue | JJ LaRose | George Nicolopoulos | Brian Wagner
Women's Lacrosse (7 + 2 multi-sport athletes listed later)
Kerri Anselmo | Bridget Dowling | Andra Keane | Alyssa Kelly | Malorie Kiehl | Jordyn Ringuette | Maddy Rodriguez
Men's Soccer (6)
Andrew Barros | Jesse Bonilla | Cesar Da Silva | Scott Holcomb | Sal Madera | Derek Triana
Women's Soccer (15)
Kara Carchedi | Jamie Carucci | Bailey Elliott | Erin Filetti | Payton Fitzgerald | Abby Flaherty | Noelle Garcia | Gabby Gately | Brianna Gaynor | Emily Lange | Emma Mendes | Faith Montgomery | Jenna Novio | Shelagh O'Neil | Larissa Perez
Softball (6 + 1 multi-sport athlete listed later)
Kelsey Grimard | Emma Kelly | Brianna Napoleone | Nikki Papadopoulos | Ellery Rasmussen | Alyssa Rossillo
Men's Swimming & Diving (4)
Grant Kollien | Connor Schwarze | Ryan Tinney | Joshua Unas
Women's Swimming & Diving (8)
Caoilinn Bassignani | Thalia Bowie | Meghan Caggiano | Amy Collins | Sarah Leonard | Katherine Mariano | Ryan Moran | Lila Williams
Men's Tennis (4)
Cam Charbonneau | Matthew DaRosso | Owen Pelissier | Evan Russell
Women's Tennis (2)
Ginger Boodakian | Ariana McCormack
Men's Track & Field (3 + 4 multi-sport athletes listed later)
Cole Anderson | Matthew Malone | Frank Pelleteri
Women's Track & Field (5 + 1 multi-sport athlete listed later)
Elliana Boebel | Elisabeth Cooke | Cassie Froio | Elizabeth Ksepka | Sofia Puccio
Men's Volleyball (5)
Inelson Alves | Drew Beimel | Alexander Bui | Sebastian Valdes | Jayson Vega
Women's Volleyball (9)
Meg Adams | Erika Andreoli | Rachel Bartels | Lauren Butt | MacKenzie Emco | Caroline Fuentes | Victoria Godfroy | Emma Morales Cestero | Tori Ondris
Multi-Sport Student-Athletes (8)
Maddie Boucias – Cross Country/Track & Field
Mary Costantino – Field Hockey/Lacrosse
Brianna Goguen – Basketball/Softball
Kiana Koke – Field Hockey/Lacrosse
JJ Pedersen – Cross Country/Track & Field
Shane Romanchick – Cross Country/Track & Field
Jovan Sematimba – Cross Country/Track & Field
Sean Toomey – Cross Country/Track & Field