SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – A total of 110 student-athletes from Shippensburg University have been recognized by the Division II Athletic Directors Association (D2ADA) with 2020-21 Academic Achievement Awards.
 
Per D2ADA, in order for a student-athlete to receive an Academic Achievement Award, the athletics director must be a current dues-paying member. The student-athlete, meanwhile, must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, have completed a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college level work at a two-year and/or four-year institution, and also been an active member of an intercollegiate team during the last academic year.
 
In total, there were a record-breaking 16,164 student-athletes from 187 institutions recognized for the 2020-21 Academic Achievement Awards. For the third consecutive year, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) has the largest number of student-athlete honorees with 1,466 total.
 
Shippensburg's D2ADA Honorees:
Oyinda Agbale, volleyball
Valen Alonso, field hockey
Aaron Alphee, football
John Bachar, wrestling
Zach Bailey, men's soccer
Jacquelynne Baker, women's basketball
Casey Bell, women's soccer
Jake Biss, men's basketball
Josh Booth, men's track & field
Jody Boyer, field hockey
Madison Breiner, women's swimming
Rachel Bruno, women's track & field
Alyse Caffrey, women's soccer
Julianne Capozzoli, lacrosse
Clairanne Chairs, lacrosse
Alexandra Cottingham, women's soccer
Julia Dalton, women's soccer
Justin Darden, baseball
Morgan DeFeo, softball
Kelli Dunagan, women's soccer
Erika Ebersole, women's track & field
Laura Fazzini, women's soccer
Matt Feeney, football
Andrew Feldman, men's cross country/track & field
Ava Franklin, women's cross country/track & field
Jade Fry, women's cross country/track & field
Kyra Gerber, women's cross country/track & field
Riley Good, football
Leah Graybill, women's track & field
Aunbrielle Green, women's basketball
Olivia Gregory, women's basketball
Anna Gruber, field hockey
Emily Hangen, volleyball
Nathan Harding, men's cross country/track & field
Cole Harris, men's cross country/track & field
Andrew Haynes, baseball
Molly Herigan, field hockey
Kiernan Higgins, baseball
Phylicia Hockman, women's cross country/track & field
Lacey Hunter, softball
Owen Iacobelli, men's soccer
Josh Jackson, men's cross country/track & field
Madi Jones, lacrosse
Tressa Kagarise, softball
Addie Kalama, lacrosse
Hunter Keck, men's swimming
McKenna Keller, lacrosse
Ellie Kuhn, women's track & field
Austen Labarre, baseball
Amanda LaVana, women's cross country/track & field
Bret Legath, football
Kallie Lyle, women's swimming
Chayce Macknair, men's cross country/track & field
Shannan Maher, women's swimming
Hannah Marsteller, softball
Shane McGarry, football
Sara McKean, women's track & field
Sydney Miller, women's soccer
Mackenzie Mitchell, women's soccer
Leah Moffitt, women's cross country/track & field
Terrence Moore, men's basketball
Sydney Morgan, women's track & field/cross country
Brycen Mussina, football
Alyssa Nehlen, softball
Ashlee Newton, women's track & field
Emma Oberholtzer, women's soccer
K.K. O'Donnell, women's soccer
Hannah Palinkas, softball
Grace Palmieri, softball
Trey Paul, football
Carson Pennings, women's track & field
Alana Pergine, volleyball
Tyler Petucci, football
Mckenzie Pope, lacrosse
Hannah Raines, lacrosse
Sydney Reffner, softball
Mari Reott, women's swimming
Maddie Reuther, field hockey
Jenna Robbins, women's cross country/track & field
Malayna Rowe, women's track & field
Erika Rundquist, women's swimming
JJ Saukko, men's soccer
Gabby Savarino, lacrosse
Kasey Schuchardt, lacrosse
Hannah Seifried, lacrosse
Ilari Seunavaara, men's soccer
Bridget Sharkey, softball
Gianna Sigado, volleyball
Sydney Sirois, women's cross country/track & field
Jordan Skoff, volleyball
Dontae Slocum, football
Jenna Sluymer, field hockey/tennis
Olivia Sommers, women's cross country/track & field
Alec Stimson, men's track & field
Kayla Sudbrink, women's swimming
Mallory Sunderland, women's track & field
Carly Switala, lacrosse
Eva Tice, women's swimming
Kaitlyn Townsend, volleyball
Kayla Tryanski, tennis
Riley Weller, women's swimming
Ben Werkheiser, baseball
Brenna White, women's swimming
Kyle Willwerth, men's soccer
Trevor Woolwine, men's swimming
Morgan Wyatt, baseball
Nick Zanic, baseball
Kristen Zellner, field hockey
Eric Zimmerman, men's swimming
Elijah Zinn, men's swimming