2022-23 Academic All-America® Women's At-Large Teams Announced For All NCAA, NAIA and College Divisions

2022-23 Academic All-America® Women's At-Large Teams Announced For All NCAA, NAIA and College Divisions

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Fischer, Woodring, Alvarez, Haeusser and Harrison Highlight 2022-23 Academic All-America® Women's At-Large Teams
Five talented student-athletes highlight 2022-23 women's at-large Academic All-America® teams

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AUSTIN, Texas – Five standouts headline a group of outstanding student-athletes named to the 2022-23 Academic All-America® Women’s At-Large teams as selected by College Sports Communicators (CSC).
 
Aria Fischer from Stanford University, Daisy Woodring of Texas Woman’s University, Karen Alvarez from the University of Texas at Dallas, Missouri Baptist University’s Jordan Haeusser, and Jordan Harrison from Johnson County Community College are the All-America ® of the Year honorees for NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA, and the College Division, respectively.

Special thanks to ESPN's Holly Rowe for introducting our Team Members of the Year in the videos below.
 

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Aria Fischer, a senior from Laguna Beach, California, was a standout in water polo at Stanford. She is an English major with an emphasis in creative writing with a 4.00 cumulative grade-point average and was one of five Stanford Cardinal named to the first team. She was a three-time ACWPC All-Academic honoree, three-time MPSF All-Academic recipient and 2022 Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll pick.
 
Fischer was recently named the 2023 Peter J. Cutino Award recipient, presented to the most outstanding female collegiate water polo player in the nation as voted by Division I coaches. She became the seventh player in school history to win the award. In addition, Fischer was named the ACWPC Player of the Year, helping Stanford defeat USC 11-9 to secure its ninth NCAA title in school history and repeat for the first time since 2014-15.
 
Stanford finished the year with a 24-1 record, avenging its only loss in the finals. It was the third NCAA national championship for Fischer, who closed out her career as a four-time ACWPC All-American, qualifying for the first team three times (2019, 2022-23) and the second team in 2018.
 
Fischer was named the Most Valuable Player of both the NCAA Tournament and MPSF Tournament. A four-time All-MPSF selection after earning first-team honors for the second time in her career, Fischer led the Cardinal in goals (71), assists (45), points (116) and shots (142). In late March Fischer became the seventh player in school history to reach the 200-goal mark and closed out her career ranking fifth all-time with 226 goals.
 
A two-time Olympic gold medalist (2016 and 2020), Fischer became the youngest female team sport athlete in U.S. Olympic history to win gold, scoring 10 goals in Tokyo in the 2016 Olympics.
 
Six members of this year’s Academic All-America® Division I at-large team are repeat performers from last year’s team. Verena Zaisberger of West Virginia University is a two-time first-team honoree while Casey Chan of Brown University moved up to the first team after earning third team honors last year. University of Utah’s Abby Paulson was named to the second team for the second straight year, while Lisa Olsson of the University of New Hampshire and Illinois State University’s Ali Schrock moved up to the second team following third team accolades last year. Third-team member Sophie Jaques of The Ohio State University was a second team selection in 2021-22.

A total of 49 individuals were recognized, with the 16 members of the first team showing a 23.95 cumulative GPA. A total of 26 honorees had perfect 4.00 GPAs, including 10 on the first team.

FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Lacrosse Kaylon Buckner Arizona State University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Digital Audiences Strategy
Fencing Casey Chan (3) Brown University Sr. 4.00 Chemistry
B. Volleyball Maddy Delmonte Georgia State University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Exercise Science
Water Polo Aria Fischer Stanford University Sr. 4.00 English
Golf Laney Frye University of Kentucky Jr. 4.00 Business
Rowing Kaitlin Knifton The University of Texas at Austin Gr. 3.78/4/00 Sports Communication
Golf Ingrid Lindblad LSU Sr. 3.94 Sport Administration
Skiing Novie McCabe University of Utah Jr. 3.98 Political Science
Gymnastics Maile O'Keefe University of Utah Sr. 3.63 Kinesiology
Field Hockey Isabelle Pilson Stanford University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Environmental Systems Engr. (UG) / Sustainability (G)
Lacrosse Kara Rahaim Stanford University Sr. 4.00/3.87 Management Science & Engr. (UG) / Public Policy (G)
Golf Brooke Seay Stanford University Sr. 3.98 Human Biology
Gymnastics Cassie Stevens Auburn University Sr. 4.00 Information Systems Management
Gymnastics Olivia Trautman University of Oklahoma Sr. 3.79 Health & Exercise Science 
Rifle Verena Zaisberger (1) West Virginia University Sr. 4.00/4.00 Sport Management
Golf Rose Zhang Stanford University So. 3.82 Undeclared
SECOND TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Skiing Hanna Abrahamsson University of Colorado So. 3.97 Environmental Engineering
Rowing Eliza Atwood Brown University Jr. 4.00 Environmental Science
Gymnastics Lauren Bolen Towson University  Sr. 4.00 Information Systems 
Ice Hockey Anne Cherkowski Clarkson University Jr. 4.00 Civil Engineering
Ice Hockey Britta Curl University of Wisconsin Sr. 3.91 Kinesiology
Rowing Jadyn Greisen Kansas State Jr. 3.99 Mechanical Engineering
Lacrosse Maddie Jenner Duke University Gr. 3.77.4.00 Program II
Lacrosse Molly Laliberty Northwestern University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Business Essentials
Golf Benedetta Moresco Alabama Jr. 4.00 Food & Nutrition
Skiing Lisa Olsson (3) University of New Hampshire Gr. 4.00/3.96 Bus. Admin. / Info. Sys.& Bus. Analytics / Finance (UG) Bus. Analytics (G)
Gymnastics Abby Paulson (2) University of Utah Sr. 3.97 Kinesiology / Political Science
Golf Megan Schofill Auburn University Sr. 3.87 Communications
Golf Ali Schrock (3) Illinois State University Sr. 4.00 Finance
Gymnastics Danielle Sievers University of Oklahoma So. 3.87 Health & Exercise Science 
Gymnastics Mia Takekawa University of Illinois Sr. 3.92 Bioengineering
B. Volleyball Abby Van Winkle UCLA Gr. 3.68/4.00 Project Management
Golf Haley Yerxa Georgia Southern University Sr. 4.00/4.00 Biomedical Engineering
THIRD TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Rowing Jane Atkeson Duke University So. 4.00 Psychology
Gymnastics Aria Brusch Auburn University Sr. 3.98 Psychology
B.Volleyball Ellie Bucci UNCW Jr. 4.00 Spanish (UG) / Environmental Sciences (G)
Rowing Annaka Draaisma University of Michigan Jr. 3.93 Movement Science
Skiing Madison Hoffman University of Utah Jr. 3.87 Finance
Ice Hockey Sophie Jaques (2) The Ohio State University Gr. 3.76/3.91 Civil Engineering (G)
Rowing Anna Jensen The University of Texas at Austin Jr. 3.81 Sport Management
B. Volleyball Paige Kalkhoff Florida State University Jr. 4.00 Public Health
B. Volleyball Paula Klemperer University of North Alabama Sr. 4.00/4.00 Business Administration (G)
Field Hockey Cato Knipping University of California, Berkeley Sr. 3.96 Science Major
Golf Katherine Lemke Creighton University So. 4.00 Physics / Math
Gymnastics Rylie Mundell University of Denver Jr. 3.99 Physics
B. Volleyball Nicole Nourse University of Southern California Sr. 3.96 Business Administration
B. Volleyball Audrey Nourse University of Southern California Sr. 3.90 Business Administration
Field Hockey Aimee Plumb University of Louisville  Jr. 4.00 Psychology
Rowing Kaitlyn Turner University of California, Berkeley Sr. 3.88 Business Administration / Society & Environment

(1) - 1st team Academic All-America® in 2021-22
(2) - 2nd team Academic All-America® in 2021-22

(3) - 3rd team Academic All-America® in 2021-22
 

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Daisy Woodring is a senior chemistry major with a 4.00 GPA and is now pursuing her master’s degree in chemistry. A standout on the Texas Woman’s gymnastics team she is from Bixby, Oklahoma. Woodring was previously named a 2023 MIC Scholar Athlete and USAG Scholar Athlete.
 
During the 2023 season, Woodring competed for the Pioneers on beam, floor and vault. She set a career-high on floor in 2023, scoring a 9.850 at the Rose City Classic. Woodring excelled throughout the 2023 season, earning WCGA Regular Season First Team All-America honors on vault with the highest Division II NQS and WCGA Regular Season Second Team All-America honors on floor with the second highest Division II NQS. At the MIC Championships, Woodring tied for second on floor and third on vault, earning First Team All-MIC honors on both events.
 
At the USAG Collegiate National Championships, Woodring claimed the Individual Vault National Championship, scoring a 9.825. She was also named a USAG First Team All-American on vault and beam.
 
In 2022 Woodring competed in 12 meets for the Pioneers on vault, 10 meets on beam and one meet on floor. At the MIC Championships, she scored a 9.800 on vault to finish tied for seventh and a 9.700 to tie for 10th. She helped lead the Pioneers to their third MIC title in program history. At the USAG Championships, she qualified for the individual event finals on vault with a 9.850. In the individual event final, she scored a 9.8125 to tie for third place and earned First Team All-America honors on vault. She helped lead the Pioneers to their 12th USAG National title in program history.
 
Six student-athletes were repeat selections from the 2021-22 Academic All-America® Division II at-large team. Catharina Graf of the University of Indianapolis, Katie Gerber of The University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Slippery Rock University’s Charleigh Rondeau moved up from the second team to the first team in 2022-23, while Elly Walters of Colorado Mesa University is a first team selection after earning third team honors a year ago. Anabel Needham of Michigan Technological University was a second team honoree for the second consecutive year while Cal State LA’s Morgan Sjoerdsma advanced from the third team to a spot on the second unit. 
 
The Division II at-large teams honored 50 student-athletes, with all 15 members of the first team earning 4.00 GPA’s either as undergraduate or graduate students. A total of 29 of the 50 members had 4.00 GPA’s.
 
The Division II Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division II national governance structure to assist CSC with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2022-23 Division II Academic All-America® program.
 
FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Field Hockey Bianca Bachisin Adelphi University Gr. 3.98/4.00 Psychology
Golf Allie Bianchi Henderson State University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Data Science (UG) / MBA (G)
Golf Tove Brunell University of Missouri - St. Louis So. 4.00 Engineering
Golf Alayna Eldred Ferris State University Jr. 4.00 PGA Golf Management
Lacrosse Katie Gerber (2) The University of Alabama in Huntsville Gr. 4.00/4.00 Nursing
Golf Catharina Graf (2) University of Indianapolis Sr. 4.00 Finance
Field Hockey Britt Kabo Coker University Sr. 4.00 Business Administration
Rifle Sára Karasová University of Alaska Fairbanks So. 4.00 Sport & Recreation Business
Golf Georgia Page UNC Pembroke Sr. 4.00/3.98 Business Management & Administration
Gymnastics Alix Pierce Texas Woman's University Sr. 4.00 Multicultural Women & Gender Studies
Lacrosse Charleigh Rondeau (2) Slippery Rock University Sr. 4.00 Industrial & Systems Engineering
B. Volleyball Sabrina VanDeList Colorado Mesa University Jr. 4.00 Elementary Education
Golf Elly Walters (3) Colorado Mesa University Sr. 4.00 Business Administration
Gymnastics Daisy Woodring Texas Woman's University Sr. 4.00 Chemistry
Lacrosse Anna Ziemba University of Indianapolis Sr. 4.00 Biology / Management
SECOND TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Golf Morgan Brasser Fort Hays State University Jr. 3.89 Health & Human Performance
Lacrosse Molly Bursinger Grand Valley State University Sr. 3.55 Nursing
Gymnastics Joanna Chambers University of Bridgeport Sr. 4.00 Health Sciences
Lacrosse Christine Corbin Rockhurst University Sr. 4.00 Business Administration
Lacrosse Cameron Crews The University of Alabama in Huntsville Sr. 4.00 Chemistry
Gymnastics Madeline Gose Texas Woman's University Jr. 3.88 Kinesiology
Gymnastics Maddie Griffith Texas Woman's University Sr. 3.92 Finance
Golf Amanda Hamrin UNC Pembroke Sr. 4.00/4.00 Business Management & Administration
B. Volleyball Macie Lachemann Colorado Mesa University Sr. 3.90 Kinesiology / K-12 Education (UG) & Sport Mgmt. (G)
Gymnastics Angel Lee Southern Connecticut State University Sr. 4.00 Environmental Studies
B. Volleyball Jordan McCormick Wayne State College Sr. 4.00 Special Education
Golf Emma Mullendore Rockhurst University Sr. 4.00 Biochemistry
Skiing Anabel Needham (2) Michigan Technological University  Sr. 3.96/4.00 Environmental Engineering
Water Polo Daniela Passoni Cal State East Bay Jr. 3.87/3.84 Counseling (G)
Golf Cassidy Phelan Colorado Mesa University So. 4.00 Business Marketing
Rowing Clarice Ruhlin-Hicks Western Washington University Sr. 4.00 Political Science
Golf Morgan Sjoerdsma (3) Cal State LA Sr. 3.97 Mathematics
Lacrosse Hannah Stanislawczyk West Chester University Jr. 3.86 Exercise Science
THIRD TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Lacrosse Alexandra Beebe Adelphi University Sr. 3.58 Nursing
Skiiing Tuva Bygrave University of Alaska Anchorage Jr. 4.00 Political Science
Lacrosse Hailey Daleo Florida Southern College Gr. 3.55/3.93 Business Administration (G)
Golf Isabella Dory Concordia-St. Paul Jr. 3.98 Biology
Golf Anci Dy University of Indianapolis So. 3.99 Business Administration / Management
Lacrosse Jessica Gorr West Chester University Sr. 3.75 Computer Science
Lacrosse Leah Knowles Wingate University Sr. 3.73 Elementary Education
Golf Jasmin Krishna Cal State East Bay So. 4.00 Accounting
Field Hockey Nicole Krozser East Stroudsburg University Sr. 3.97 Communication Sciences & Disorders
Lacrosse Madison McGriff University of Colorado - Colorado Springs Jr. 3.91 Elementary Education
Lacrosse Audrey Moran University of Indianapolis Jr. 3.65 Psychology
Gymnastics Kyla Podges Texas Woman's University  Sr. 3.97 Biology
Lacrosse Ashley Shen University of Montevallo Sr. 3.934.00 Biology
Lacrosse Lindsey Shimborske Mercy College So. 3.98 Health Science
Lacrosse Sydney Shindler Rockhurst University Sr. 3.99 Biochemistry & Physics of Medicine
Golf Elyse Stasil University of Indianapolis Gr. 3.90/3.93 Data Analytics (G)
Lacrosse Kaleigh Wilgeroth Wingate University So. 4.00 Criminal Justice

(2) - 2nd team Academic All-America® in 2021-22
(3) - 3rd team Academic All-America® in 2021-22



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Karen Alvarez is a senior from the UT Dallas and is now a two-time Division III Academic All-America® at-large team member. A marketing major with a 4.00 GPA, she excelled for the Comets in golf and was recently the recipient of the UT Dallas Female Student-Athlete of the Year award.
 
A native of Katy, Texas, Alvarez was a WGCA honorable mention All-American, the American Southwest Conference Co-Golfer of the Year and the ASC Championship Individual Medalist. She averaged 76.26 shots with a low round of 69 and won three tournaments with four more top-three finishes. She earned first team All-ASC honors for the third straight year and was the Golfer of the Year for the second straight season.
 
Alvarez won the Elite 90 Award at the NCAA Championship for the third time. She was ranked 34th in the nation by Golfstat and led UTD to a conference title for the second time in three seasons.
 
She previously led UT Dallas in scoring her first three seasons. In 2021-22 she was selected as an individual participant to the NCAA Division II National Championships and was named the ASC Golfer of the Year and was a first team All-ASC selection. Alvarez ended the year with a 77.05 scoring average while winning a pair of tournaments. She was selected as ASC Women's Golf Distinguished Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
 
Alvarez won two of six tournaments in 2020-21, finishing with a team-best 78.43 scoring average. She was part of UTD's first women's golf ASC Championship team. In 2019-20 she led the Comets with a 76.88 scoring average and was on the WGCA’s All-West Team.
 
Ten student-athletes earned Academic All-America® Division III at-large team honors for the second straight year, including eight first-team members. In addition to Alvarez, Roanoke College’s Lilly Blair was also named to the first team for the second straight year. Kayla Vrieze of Gustavus Adolphus College was a second team honoree a year ago, while five student-athletes moved up from the third team to the first team – Johns Hopkins University’s Abby Birk, Kristiina Castagnola of Rowan University, Katie Fullowan of Gettysburg College, Ann-Frederique Guay of Norwich University, and Illinois Wesleyan University’s Lexi Onsrud. On the second team, Abby Hainsworth of Rowan repeated as a second team selection while Methodist University’s Jillian Drinkard moved up from the third team. 
 
Of the 45 student-athletes on the Division III at-large teams, 22 finished with a 4.00 cumulative GPA. The 16 first team members had a cumulative 3.99 GPA.
 
The Division III Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division III national governance structure to assist CoSIDA with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2022-23 Division III Academic All-America® program.
 
FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Ice Hockey Payton Allen Augsburg University Sr. 4.00 Exercise Science
Golf Karen Alvarez (1) University of Texas at Dallas Sr. 4.00 Marketing
Rowing Cora Barrett Wellesley College Sr. 4.00 Physics / Mathematics
Field Hockey Abby Birk (3) Johns Hopkins University Gr. 3.76/4.00 Public Health& Medicine / Science & the Humanities 
Lacrosse Lilly Blair (1) Roanoke College Sr. 4.00 Mathematics / Economics / Actuarial Science
Field Hockey Kristiina Castagnola (3) Rowan University Gr. 3.73/3.90 Higher Education Administration
Gymnastics Alyssa DeLorme Ursinus College Sr. 3.98 Health & Exercise Physiology
Lacrosse Katie Fullowan (3) Gettysburg College Sr. 3.99 Mathematical Economics
Ice Hockey Ann-Frederique Guay (3) Norwich University Sr. 4.00 Mechanical Engineering
Field Hockey Liberty Ladd MIT Sr. 4.00 Mechanical Engineering / Political Science
Water Polo Cooper McKenna Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Jr. 4.00 Biology
Golf Lexi Onsrud (3) Illinois Wesleyan Jr. 4.00 Health Promotion & Fitness Management
Gymnastics Devon Rosier Springfield College Sr. 3.98 Accounting
Ice Hockey Jessica VonRuden Adrian College Gr. 4.00/4.00 Accounting
Ice Hockey Kayla Vrieze (2) Gustavus Adolphus College Sr. 3.99 Public Accounting
Field Hockey Tyra Wingle DeSales University Sr. 4.00 Sport & Exercise Physiology
SECOND TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Field Hockey Abby Asuncion Christopher Newport University Sr. 3.85 English
Field Hockey Macy Brandwein Ithaca College Sr. 3.89/3.89 Physical Therapy
Golf Maddy Buhler University of Scranton Jr. 4.00 Finance
Golf Jillian Drinkard (3) Methodist University Gr. 3.87/4.00 Business Administration (G)
Lacrosse Jane Earley Middlebury College Sr. 3.91 English & Architecture
Lacrosse Hope Flack Messiah University Gr. 3.97/4.00 Education (UG) / Higher Education (G)
Lacrosse Lucy Haggerty University of Rochester Sr. 4.00 Microbiology
Field Hockey Abby Hainsworth (2) Rowan University Sr. 3.96 Mechanical Engineering
Golf Grace Honigford Ohio Northern University Jr. 4.00 Mechanical Engineering
Field Hockey Charlotte Marks Middlebury College Jr. 3.97 Molecular Biology & Biochemistry
Water Polo Eleanor Michaud Macalester College Sr. 3.99 Biology
Field Hockey Tess Muneses Washington and Lee University Sr. 3.93 Economics / Mathematics
Gymnastics Cameryn Nichols Ithaca College Sr. 3.97 Speech Language Pathology
Field Hockey Anna Scott Johns Hopkins University Sr. 3.87 Writing Seminars / Political Science 
Fencing Maggie Shealy Brandeis University Sr. 3.86 Politics
Lacrosse Hope Shue Middlebury College So. 4.00 Neuroscience
Lacrosse Caroline Wise Ithaca College Jr. 3.96 Biochemistry
Gymnastics Christina Wygonik Springfield College Sr. 3.92 Health Science
THIRD TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Lacrosse Kerstin Axe Stockton University Sr. 4.00 Marine Science
Lacrosse Erica Barr Middlebury College Sr. 3.90 Economics
Field Hockey Jenna Flemings Kean University Sr. 3.94 Physical Education & Health
Lacrosse Becca Gable Tufts University Sr. 3.92 Biochemistry
Lacrosse Sarah Gleason Illinois Wesleyan University Sr. 4.00 Elementary Education
Golf Jessica Huang Amherst College So. 3.97 Mathematics
Skiing Lily Hubanks St. Olaf College So. 3.81 Environmental Studies
Golf Thea Lunning Central College Sr. 4.00 Biology
Field Hockey Catie McGrath DeSales University Sr. 3.99 Biology / Chemistry
Lacrosse Maura Smeader William Smith College So. 4.00 History
Golf Kaylin Yeoh Carnegie Mellon University  So. 4.00 Information Systems

(1) - 1st team Academic All-America® in 2021-22
(2) - 2nd team Academic All-America® in 2021-22
(3) - 3rd team Academic All-America® in 2021-22\
 

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Jordan Haeusser is currently a graduate student pursuing her master’s degree in business Administration after earning her bachelor’s degree in business administration. She has had a 4.00 GPA both as an undergrad and graduate student and is a three-time Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete. She was named to the Academic All-America® NAIA at-large first team in 2020-21.
 
The native of St. Louis, Missouri, has been a standout for Missouri Baptist in lacrosse. She capped her career with NAIA All-American honors this season while leading the Spartans to an 11-5 record and the quarterfinals of the NAIA National Tournament. Haeusser was named a second team All-American as a midfielder after previously being named the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year for the third straight year, along with earning first team All-KCAC honors for the third straight year and a four-time all-conference honoree.
 
Haeusser ended the season with 39 goals and 17 assists for 56 points while leading the Spartans with 86 draw controls, 42 ground balls and 36 caused turnovers. She ends her career with 161 goals and 48 assists for 209 points while recording 190 ground balls, 98 caused turnovers, and 220 draw controls.
While Haeusser returned to the Academic All-America® NAIA at-large team after a year’s absence, two other student-athletes repeated as first team selections. In fact, Bella Ricchiazzi of the University of the Cumberlands is now a three-time Academic All-America®, named to the first team the last two years and the second team in 2020-21. Jesse Kirby, also of Cumberlands, is a repeat first-team selection.
 
A total of 31 student-athletes were named to the NAIA team, with the 15 members of the first team owning a 3.93 cumulative GPA. A total of nine individuals, six on the first team, had 4.00 GPAs.
 
The NAIA Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NAIA national governance structure to assist CSC with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2022-23 NAIA Academic All-America® program.
 
FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Golf Carolin Alblas Keiser University  So. 3.93 Business Administration
Lacrosse Aleea Bone Montreat College Gr. 3.98/4.00 Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Lacrosse Bella Burke Lawrence Technological University Sr. 3.75 Molecular & Cell Biology
Golf Kate Castle Milligan University So. 3.83 Social Work
Lacrosse Jordan Haeusser (#) Missouri Baptist University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Business Administration (UG) / MBA (G)
Golf Gabby Hammond Milligan University Sr. 4.00 Economics / Mathematics
Wrestling Jesse Kirby (1) University of the Cumberlands Sr. 3.98 Accounting / Business Admin. / Exercise Sport Science
Lacrosse Kennadie Minerich Aquinas College Jr. 3.77 Business / Art
Comp. Dance Abbey Mortland Missouri Baptist University So. 4.00 Elementary Education
Golf Alayna Perryman Milligan University Gr. 3.75/3.90 Business Administration (G)
Lacrosse Bella Ricchiazzi (1,  &) University of the Cumberlands Sr. 3.88/4.00 Elementary Education
B. Volleyball Avari Ridgway Corban University Sr. 3.93/3.93 Business Administration (G)
Comp. Dance Ellie Schilling St. Ambrose University Jr. 3.99 Mechanical Engineering / Mathematics
B. Volleyball Ally Schmidt Corban University Sr. 4.00/4.00 Education
Lacrosse Amelia Shaw Missouri Baptist University Sr. 3.89 Communications Studies
SECOND TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Lacrosse Cecily Anderson Ottawa University Jr. 3.89 Elementary Education
Comp. Cheer Annabel Boatwright Taylor University Jr. 3.99 Elementary Education
Golf Mailey Buzzell Dalton State Jr. 3.54 Accounting
Golf Cameron Daniel Dalton State Sr. 3.51 Marketing
Comp. Cheer Ashlynn Fairall Friends University Jr. 4.00 Health Sciences
Golf Alexandria Jones Olivet Nazarene University Jr. 4.00 Interior Design
Lacrosse Caroline Karr Missouri Baptist University Jr. 3.89 Elementary Education
Golf Olivia McAsey Peru State College So. 3.52 Business Management 
Lacrosse Gabi Mitchell Lawrence Technological University Sr. 3.74 Nursing
Comp. Cheer Emma-Kate Moore Taylor University Jr. 3.94 Public Relations
Comp. Dance Ally Olson St. Ambrose University Jr. 3.72 Exercise Science
B. Volleyball Kealani Ontai Corban University Sr. 3.93/3.93 Kinesiology (G)
Golf Laetitia Solombrino Park University Jr. 3.94 Graphic Design
Lacrosse Carli Taylor Aquinas College Sr. 3.74 Elementary Education
Golf Bailey Thompson Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Jr. 4.00 Marketing
Golf Lucy Young Grace College Sr. 3.87 Accounting

(1) - 1st team Academic All-America® in 2021-22
(#) - 1st team Academic All-America® in 2020-21
(&) - 2nd team Academic All-America® in 2020-21


 

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A sophomore from St. Marys, Kansas, Jordan Harrison has a 4.00 GPA as an accounting major. She was recently named a 2023 National Junior College Athletic Association  Division II Third Team All-American.
 
Harrison led Johnson County Community College to a 33-8 record and was named the Kansas Jayhawk Conference D-II MVP, was an All-Region 6/Plains District First Team selection and was the KJCCC D-II Pitcher of the Week five times. She was also selected the 2022-23 JCCC Female Athlete of the Year. Off the field, she earned NJCAA All-Academic First Team accolades.
 
This season, Harrison led the conference with a 1.78 earned run average, ranked third in strikeouts with 159 and second in wins with 20.  She finished with a 20-3 record with 13 complete games. In 134.0 innings she held opposing hitters to a .200 batting average and recorded 10-or-more strikeouts on four occasions.
 
Harrison finished her career with a 30-10 record, with 270 strikeouts over 242.1 innings with an earned-run average of 2.05. She also registered 25 complete games and two no-hitters, including a perfect game. Her 30 wins are tied for 12th on JCCC's career chart, and the 270 strikeouts rank seventh all-time.
 
The College Division team featured two repeat performers from the 2021-22 Academic All-America® at-large team. K.K. Agner of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and Lauren Lindsey of Jones College were honored a year ago, as well. Three of the 11 team members had 4.00 GPAs with the team showing a cumulative GPA of 3.88.
 
FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. GPA Major
Softball K.K. Agner (1) Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College So. 3.84 Pre-Physical Therapy
T&F/C. Country Damaris Chewon New Mexico Junior College So. 3.85 Applied Sciences
Soccer Erica Derby Northeast Community College So. 4.00 Pre-Professional Engineering
Basketball Amanda Floyd Penn State Brandywine Sr. 3.80 Human Development & Family Studies
Softball Alexie Griffin Northeast Mississippi Community College So. 4.00 Nursing
Softball Jordan Harrison Johnson County Community College So. 4.00 Accounting
Volleyball Barbara Koehler Florida SouthWestern State College So. 3.78 Psychology
Volleyball Julia Lawrenz Florida SouthWestern State College So. 3.91 Nutrition
Softball Lauren Lindsey (1) Jones College So. 3.65 Health Science
Softball Erin Plunkett McLennan Community College So. 3.94 General Studies
Volleyball Jadyn Troutman Johnson County Community College So. 3.93 Pre-Medicine

(1) - 1st team Academic All-America® in 2021-22


 


FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Michael MacEachern, Young Harris College | Academic All-America® Co-Director for Publicity
mfmaceachern@yhc.edu | (706) 379-5106
 
Bob Shreve, Gannon University | Academic All-America® Coordinator of Publicity
shreve001@gannon.edu  | (814) 871-7008