128 Spiders Earn Scholar Athlete Awards

RICHMOND, Va. – The University of Richmond Athletics Department presented its annual 2021-2022 Scholar Athlete Awards to 128 student-athletes Wednesday in the Millhiser Student-Athlete Development Center. Scholar Athletes represent those student-athletes who carry a cumulative grade point average over 3.50 after a minimum of two completed academic terms. 
 
Among the 128 recipients, senior Taylor Coleman from soccer and women’s track received the year’s Scholar Athlete of the Year.  Coleman is an Environmental Studies major with a minor in Latin America, Latino and Iberian Studies and recently earned the Presidential Citation Award at the annual SPIDY’s award show for Spider Athletics.
 
The Athletics Department also honored three senior student-athletes that performed at the top of their respective schools of study. Soccer’s Jaclyn Kemly was honored with the Robins School of Business Award, women’s track and field student-athlete Rachel Helbling was honored with the School of Arts & Sciences Award, while women’s track and field student-athlete Kayla Woods was honor with the Jepson School of Leadership Studies Award.

The men’s golf team took home the Men’s Team Academic Award for a third straight year as the men’s team with the highest combined GPA, while the swimming and diving won the Women’s Team Academic Award after posting the highest combined GPA among women’s teams. 

 

Will Ahrens, football

Logan Anderson, soccer

Brenden Argomaniz, baseball

Caroline Atkinson, women’s lacrosse

Lou Baker, men’s golf

Zander Barnett, football

Jillian Becker, women’s lacrosse

Ricky Bell, men’s tennis

Drew Beno, baseball

Emilie Bloyer, women’s lacrosse

Steffie Bongers, field hockey

Peter Borger, men’s cross country

Jack Buckley, baseball

Addie Budnik, women’s basketball

Alaister Burke, men’s tennis

Alex Campbell, men’s golf

Megan Carson, swimming and diving

Michael Childress, men’s golf

Garrett Clark, men’s golf

Grace Clarke, women’s tennis

Carly Cohen, women’s tennis

Taylor Coleman, soccer/women’s track and field

Alexa Connors, swimming and diving

Carter Cook, men’s golf

Ben Cooper, men ‘s golf

Olivia De Cain, field hockey

Jack Delligatti, men’s lacrosse

Jax Donohue, women’s lacrosse

Tyler Dressler, football

Tom Elia, football

Oona Elovaara, women’s cross country and track

Brooke Fazio, women’s track and field

Riley Fletcher, men’s cross country

Olivia Frazier, field hockey

Anna George, women’s cross country/track

Madelyn Grassi, soccer

Sara Greene, swimming and diving

Zazi Halla, swimming and diving

Evie Hanson, field hockey

Jackson Hardy, football

Ella Hayes, field hockey

Rachel Helbling, women’s track and field

Claire Hinkle, soccer

Jacob Huhn, football

Olivia Hutton, swimming and diving

Victoria Huxtable, soccer

Madi Hyatt, field hockey

Maggie Jordan, women’s lacrosse

Jared Joseph, football

Annika Juergens, women’s tennis

Jake Kapp, men’s lacrosse

Josh Keitelman, men’s tennis

Kat Kelley, women’s lacrosse

Jaclyn Kemly, soccer

Emma Kennedy, soccer

Tess Keppel, field hockey

Elyse Kimball, soccer

Eli Kimbell, baseball

Lauren Kingsbury, women’s lacrosse

Kate Klimkiewicz, women’s basketball

Ryan Lanchbury, men’s lacrosse

Zach Lass, baseball

Erika Latta, field hockey

Caroline Lydecker, soccer

Evyn Magenbauer, soccer

Emma Martin, swimming and diving

Alden Mathes, baseball

Kate McAndrew, women’s cross country/track

Regan McCrossan, field hockey

Dermot McDonough, football

Lauren Medlin, swimming and diving

Casey Merz, soccer

Sebastian Miano, men’s tennis

Petra Mijic, swimming and diving

Jenna Miller, swimming and diving

Marina Miller, women’s lacrosse

Grace Mittl, women’s cross country/track

Taylor Montague, soccer

Sara Moushegian, soccer

Molly Mraz, women’s basketball

Addie Nash, field hockey

Madelyn Neff, women’s basketball

Kayla O’Connell, women’s cross country/track

Caitlin O’Hare, women’s cross country/track

Sutton Orndorff, field hockey

Maddie Orr, women’s cross country/track

Claire O’Shaughnessy, swimming and diving

Rachel Pak, swimming and diving

Katelyn Pennell, swimming and diving

William Rice, men’s lacrosse

Evelyn Roberts, women’s lacrosse

Robert Rolfe, football

Sarah Roycroft, women’s lacrosse

Siobhan Ryan, women’s basketball

Sara Salemyr, women’s tennis

Nora Santelli, soccer

Ulises Sarria, football

Celia Satter, women’s basketball

Kathryn Shea, women’s cross country/track

Nick Sherod, men’s basketball

Polina Shitikova, women’s tennis

Liam Simpson, football

Liz Smith, women’s lacrosse

Kendra Smither, women’s track and field

Lily Snow, women’s cross country/track

Quentin Southall, men’s basketball

Jared Sprague-Lott, baseball

Emma Squires, women’s basketball

Daniela Stelcer, women’s lacrosse

Elizabeth Stockman, women’s cross country/track

Becca Sturtz, women’s lacrosse

Caitlin Sutton, soccer

Stuart Terrill, men’s cross country

Arden Tierney, women’s lacrosse

Madison Trippett, women’s cross country/track

Aaron Trusler, football

William Tune, men’s cross country

Muskan Uppal, women’s golf

Lauren Waniel, soccer

Emily Ward, women’s golf

Alex Wernink, men’s tennis

Molly Wierman, soccer

Mattie Williams, swimming and diving

Kayla Woods, women’s track and field

Brittney Wright, women’s lacrosse

Lucy Yeomans, swimming and diving

Dalton Young, men’s lacrosse

 

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