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UMC STUDENT ATHLETES EARN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

 

The University of Minnesota Crookston had 66 student-athletes earn the 2023-24 D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award. In all, the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference was one of the most represented conferences in the country, with 1,318 student-athletes receiving the accolade.

The Academic Achievement Awards, in its 17th year, is a program that recognizes the academic accomplishments of student-athletes at the Division II level.

For the second straight year, there were more than 19,000 student-athletes recognized (19,774) from 192 institutions for the 2023-24 Academic Achievement Awards. This year’s total is the highest in the program’s history. In total, 167,396 student-athletes have been recognized since the inception of the awards program.

This year, the South Atlantic Conference takes home the top spot with the largest number of student-athlete honorees with 2,076 total. The following conferences have more than 1,000 student-athletes being recognized:

– Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – 1919

– Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – 1318

– Pacific West Conference – 1124

– Great Midwest Athletic Conference – 1075

– Conference Carolinas – 1070

“The goal of this program since inception has been to showcase the amazing student-athletes, coaches, and staff across our Division II landscape. We are fortunate to recognize such deserving individuals on an annual basis,” said Mike McFarland, director of athletics at Bloomsburg University and current D2 ADA President. “We couldn’t be prouder of the work that these individuals put into their craft. Our industry will be a better place as these student-athletes head out into the real world.”

To qualify for this honor, the following must occur:

– The AD MUST BE a CURRENT dues-paying member of the D2 ADA.

Student-athlete must have:

– cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale

– have attended a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college-level work

– have been an active member of an intercollegiate team during his/her last academic year.

The following student-athletes received the accolade for U of M Crookston:

 

Connor Bushbaum Baseball Jr.
Josh Dykhoff Baseball So.
Derin Gaudette Baseball Jr.
Teddy Giefer Baseball Sr.
Ben Goelz Baseball Sr.
Mitch Goodwin Baseball Sr.
Blake Gulden Baseball Sr.
Matt Heinrich Baseball Jr.
Jack Jahnke Baseball So.
Christian Norby Baseball Sr.
Jonah Norman Baseball So.
Jake Osowski Baseball Sr.
Sawyer Satrom Baseball Sr.
Tad Scherbenske Baseball Sr.
Brody Sorenson Baseball Sr.
Isaac Telle Baseball Jr.
Nick Thompson Baseball Sr.
Isaac Wensloff Baseball So.
Ben Hoverson Men’s Basketball Sr.
Natalie Mikrot Women’s Basketball Jr.
Lily Orazem Women’s Basketball Sr.
Janie Tormanen Women’s Basketball Sr.
Warden Dahlgren Men’s Cross Country Sr.
Connor Thoennes Men’s Cross Country So.
Alex Middendorf Women’s Cross Country Sr.
Madison Hilliard Women’s Cross Country So.
Kristen Borchert Equestrian Sr.
Eliza Freund Equestrian Sr.
Alex Pfaffenbach Equestrian Sr.
Jada Schimke Equestrian Jr.
Gabriella Siefkes Equestrian Sr.
Zoe Waldron Equestrian Jr.
Alexandra Wentland Equestrian Sr.
Jayme French Men’s Golf Jr.
Lukas Justesen Men’s Golf Jr.
Lauren Bowyer Women’s Golf Jr.
Clara Hanson Women’s Golf Sr.
Tiffany Kozojed Women’s Golf Sr.
Anaka Lysne Women’s Golf Jr.
Tayettin Brodzinski Women’s Soccer So.
Ashley Chomyn Women’s Soccer Sr.
Jenna Custer Women’s Soccer Sr.
Abby Fettinger Women’s Soccer Jr.
Julia Finch Women’s Soccer So.
Brooklyn Fischbach Women’s Soccer Jr.
Greta Saylor Women’s Soccer Jr.
Emma Stempien Women’s Soccer Jr.
Jada VanOverbeke Women’s Soccer Jr.
Charlotte Dombrowski Softball Jr.
Reagan Emerick Softball Sr.
Ruth Freiberg Softball Jr.
Alexa Guilford Softball So.
Emilee Haggadone Softball Jr.
Thayda Houser Softball Sr.

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