‘Cats Boast Record Number of Academic All-Big Ten Honorees
EVANSTON, Sick. — Northwestern pupil-athletes continue on to increase the common of excellence in the classroom as a program-file a hundred and one Wildcats gained Spring and At-Significant Academic All-Major Ten honors, bringing the 2019-twenty full to a college-file 288 recipients.
“In the midst of unparalleled situation, our Wildcats have the moment yet again lifted the bar on accomplishment,” claimed Combe Family members Vice President for Athletics & Recreation Jim Phillips. “Their relentless determination to academic excellence at a planet-class institution, coupled with a passionate pursuit of championships at the optimum level of opposition and management in our community, are what distinguishes this group among the their friends. The Northwestern University community is very proud of their accomplishments, especially finishing sturdy during this most unconventional spring quarter.”
Northwestern has matched or set a program-file for number of recipients in four consecutive Academic All-Major Ten bulletins.
This marks the tenth straight calendar year that Northwestern has tallied two hundred-as well as Academic All-Major Ten recipients, the sixth consecutive spring with far more than eighty honorees and the initially time in college historical past that the Wildcats have posted consecutive springs with 90-or-far more pupil-athletes staying regarded. A college-file 127 Wildcat pupil-athletes acquired Academic All-Major Ten laurels in the fall put together with 60 recipients from the wintertime.
Northwestern baseball (21), fencing (22) and lacrosse (25) led their respective sports in full honorees.
8 Northwestern sports are qualified for spring awards. To be qualified for an Academic All-Major Ten selection, pupil-athletes have to be letterwinners in at least their next academic calendar year at their institution carrying a 3. cumulative GPA.
The conference office environment will also existing the Distinguished Scholar Award at a later on day. Qualifying college students have to be in at least their next calendar year at their institution even though earning at least a 3.7 GPA for the 2019-twenty academic calendar year.
In May well the NCAA announced that Northwestern led all Division I FBS establishments with seventy four% of its activity programs earning Academic Development Amount (APR) Community Recognition Awards. Additionally, 63% of the Wildcats’ programs posted perfect APR scores, which also ranked first among FBS establishments. The Community Recognition Award is offered to programs that score in the top-10 % of their respective activity.
BASEBALL
| Anthony Alepra | Jr. | Physics | Cedar Rapids, Iowa |
| Jack Anderson | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Pittsburgh, Pa. |
| Charlie Bourbon | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Riverwoods, Sick. |
| Kyle Burnett, Jr. | Sr. | Economics and Political Science | Dallas, Texas |
| Anthony Calarco | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Wilmette, Sick. |
| Nick Cauley | Sr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Alton, Sick. |
| Hank Christie | Sr. | Economics | Oak Park, Sick. |
| Tommy D’Alise | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Lubbock, Texas |
| Mike Doherty | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Sandwich, Mass. |
| David Dunn | Jr. | Economics | Alpharetta, Ga. |
| Shawn Goosenberg | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Encino, Calif. |
| Parker Hanks | So. | Economics | Ozark, Mo. |
| Leo Kaplan | Sr. | Industrial Engineering and Economics | Santa Monica, Calif. |
| Quinn Lavelle | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Cleveland, Ohio |
| Sam Lawrence | Sr. | Secondary Education | Winfield, Sick. |
| Josh Levy | Sr. | Economics | Atlanta, Ga. |
| Charlie Maxwell | Sr. | Mathematics and Economics | Evanston, Sick. |
| Casey O’Laughlin | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Glen Ellyn, Sick. |
| Jack Pagliarini | Jr. | Economics | Springboro, Ohio |
| Michael Trautwein | So. | Economics | Johns Creek, Ga. |
| Tyler Uberstine | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Manhattan Seaside, Calif. |
FENCING
| Marta Amador Molina | Jr. | Organic Sciences | Madrid, Spain |
| Justine Banbury | Jr. | Journalism | Grand Rapids, Mich. |
| Adelle Berdichevsky | Sr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Pelham, N.Y. |
| Alexis Browne | Jr. | Heritage | New Metropolis, N.Y. |
| Alyssa Chen | So. | Mechanical Engineering | San Diego, Calif. |
| Doreen Du | So. | Journalism | Shanghai, China |
| Julia Falinska | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Warsaw, Poland |
| Sarah Filby | Jr. | Journalism | Edina, Minn. |
| Ashley Gomerman | Jr. | Linguistics | Melville, N.Y. |
| Ananya Gupta | So. | Economics and Psychology | Chicago, Sick. |
| Pauline Hamilton | Sr. | Neuroscience | Colorado Springs, Colo. |
| Jacqueline Hua | Jr. | Psychology | Princeton, N.J. |
| Natalie Kim | So. | Personal computer Engineering | Glenview, Sick. |
| Jerrica Liao | So. | Economics | Saratoga, Calif. |
| Shirley Luong | Sr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Aracadia, Calif. |
| Isabella Min | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Cresskill, N.J. |
| Elina Moon | So. | Neuroscience | Duluth, Ga. |
| Dhruthi Reddy | So. | Organic Sciences | Dayton, N.J. |
| Emma Scala | So. | Economics | San Francisco, Calif. |
| Sofia Simontov | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Seattle, Clean. |
| Abigail Swallow | So. | Social Coverage | Seattle, Clean. |
| Abby Tartell | Sr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Miami, Fla. |
LACROSSE
| Allie Berkery | So. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Bronxville, NY |
| Carson Copeland | Jr. | Legal Experiments | Houston, TX |
| Kate Copeland | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Houston, TX |
| Amanda Cramer | So. | Education | Manlius, NY |
| Madison Doucette | So. | Biomedical Engineering | West Chester, PA |
| Meghan Duffy | Sr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Cicero, NY |
| Brennan Dwyer | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Winnetka, Il |
| Liza Elder | Gr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Grand Rapids, MI |
| Lauren Gilbert | Jr. | Journalism | Lake Oswego, OR |
| Jill Girardi | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Watertown, NY |
| Megan Gordon | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Wantagh, NY |
| Elle Hansen | So. | Interaction Studies | Cohasset, MA |
| Carli Harpel | Sr. | Interaction Experiments and Spanish | West Windsor, NJ |
| Emma Jaques | So. | Journalism, insignificant Integrated Marketing | Darien, CT |
| Riley Johnston | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Jupiter, FL |
| Megan Kinna | Sr. | Interaction Experiments | Maple Ridge, British Columbia |
| Julie Krupnick | Sr. | Social Coverage | Mountain Lakes, NJ |
| Lindsey McKone | Sr. | Interaction Experiments | Bellaire, TX |
| Ally Palermo | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Seaford, NY |
| Kate Paliotta | Jr. | Learning and Organizational Transform | Westport, CT |
| Taylor Pinzone | Jr. | Interaction Experiments | Waltham, MA |
| Izzy Scane | So. | Human Interaction Studies | Clarkston, MI |
| Claire Smith | Sr. | Social Coverage | Alpahretta, GA |
| Brianna Stroup | So. | Interaction Studies | Port Coquitlam, BC |
| Sara Szynal | Sr. | Social Coverage | Summit, NJ |
MEN’S Golf
MEN’S TENNIS
SOFTBALL
WOMEN’S Golf
WOMEN’S TENNIS
| Julie Byrne | Sr. | Communications Experiments | Dublin, Ireland |
| Clarissa Hand | So. | Communications Experiments and Sociology | Moosetown, N.J. |
| Hannah McColgan | So. | Learning & Organizational Transform | Stockport, Wonderful Britain |
| Inci Ogut | Jr. | Communications Experiments | Istanbul, Turkey |
| Caroline Pozo | Jr. | Communications Experiments | St. Louis, Mo. |
| Vanessa Streng | So. | Communications Experiments and Sociology | Duluth, Ga. |
