PISCATAWAY – A school-record 145 Rutgers student-athletes were recognized by the Big Ten as Spring 2019 Academic All-Conference on Wednesday to elevate the Scarlet Knights' 2018-19 total to a record-setting 276 honorees, after 46 and 85 were selected in the winter and fall, respectively. Among the spring honorees are three four-time selections, 25 three-time honorees and 80 repeat selections.

"Our student-athletes continue to bring their best and set records in the classroom," said Director of Athletics Pat Hobbs. "We are very proud of their commitment to academic and personal growth. It not only drives their many achievements at Rutgers, it will serve to enable lifelong success."

Graduate student Christopher Mirabelli, a three-time All-American and three-time Big Ten champion in the javelin who has qualified for the 2019 NCAA Championships, earned his fourth Big Ten All-Academic accolade. Men's lacrosse student-athletes Casey Rose and Adam Charalambides, a 2019 First Team All-Big Ten selection, also earned the fourth recognitions of their careers.

To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students-athletes must have been enrolled full-time at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.

One hundred percent of eligible women's golf, 95 percent of eligible women's lacrosse, 87 percent of eligible rowing, 80 percent of eligible tennis and men's golf, 79 percent of eligible softball and 75 percent of eligible men's lacrosse student-athletes earned recognition.
 
Baseball
Kevin Blum, Sr., Mechanical Engineering (2nd)
Adam Holland, So., Communication
Tyler McNamara, Sr., Economics (3rd)
Harry Rutkowski, So., Criminal Justice
Carmen Sclafani, Sr., Psychology (3rd)
 
Men's Lacrosse
Jack Ayre, Sr., Mechanical Engineering
Garrett Bullett, Sr., Human Resource Management
John Burke, So., Communication
Adam Charalambides, Gr., Urban Planning & Policy Development (4th) 
Mark Christiano, Sr., Finance (3rd)
Ben Dodson, Sr., Economics (2nd)
Max Edelmann, Gr., Labor Studies and Employment Relations (3rd) 
Zackary Franckowiak, So., Exercise Science
Ryan Gallagher, So., Supply Chain and Marketing Science
Brodie Gillespie, Jr., Economics (2nd)
Jaryd Jean-Felix, So., Economics
Robert Marron, Jr., Civil Engineering
Owen Mead, Jr., Biological Sciences (2nd)
Garrett Michaeli, Sr., Economics (2nd)
Kieran Mullins, Jr., Biological Sciences (2nd)
Sam Oltmans, Jr., Economics (2nd)
Jordan Pakzad, So., Human Resource Management
Kyle Pless, Sr., Economics
Casey Rose, Sr., Marketing (4th)
Michael Sanguinetti, So., Economics
Mark Schachte, Jr., Finance (2nd)
Alex Schoen, Gr., Labor Studies and Employment Relations (3rd) 
Jack Thompson, Jr., Aerospace Engineering (2nd)
David Walker, So., Supply Chain and Marketing Science
 
Men's Golf
Christopher Gotterup, So., Communication
Tony Jiang, Jr., Labor Studies and Employee Relations; Economics
Matthew Mourin, Sr., Biological Sciences (3^rd)
Putt Sridama, So., Human Resource Management
 
Men's Track & Field
Alanzo Aris, Jr., Exercise Science (2^nd)
Jarrod Brovero, Jr., Sport Management
Andrew Comito, Jr., Industrial Engineering (2^nd)
Dimitri Demos, Sr., Finance (2^nd)
Ryan Downey, So., Industrial Engineering
Greg Harnett, Sr., Sport Management (2^nd)
Christopher Jenkins, So., Health Administration
Jordan Lorenzo, Sr., Criminal Justice (3^rd)
Sean Martinek, Jr., Sport Management (2^nd)
Christopher Mirabelli, Gr., Global Sports Business (4^th)
John Mooers, Sr., Criminal Justice/Sociology (2^nd)
Dominick Munson, Sr., History (3^rd)
Conor Murphy, Sr., Human Resources Management; Labor Studies & Employment Relations (3^rd)
Cole Pschunder, Jr., Economics (2^nd)
Jared Skalski, Jr., Industrial Engineering (2^nd)
Steven Steinberg-Mcelroy, So., Economics
Michael Thomas, Jr., Supply Chain and Marketing Science
Patrick Walsh, So., Political Science
Edward Zaleck, Sr., Marketing (3^rd)
 
Softball
Nicolette Anico, Sr., Human Resource Management (3rd)
Madyson Cole, So., Sport Management
Erin Collins, So., Civil Engineering
Hailey Hoklotubbe, Jr., Biological Sciences 
Jess Hughes, Sr., Communication
Anyssa Iliopoulos, Jr., Exercise Science (2nd)
Whitney Jones, Sr., Sport Management (3rd)
Cambria Keefer, Jr., Communication (2nd)
Christine Malito, So., Biological Sciences
Taylor Manno, So., Public Policy
Allie Yoffee, Sr., Sport Management (2nd)
 
Women's Golf
Harriet Allsebrook, So., Psychology
Astrid Aneman, Sr., Finance (3^rd)
Lori Char, So., Communication
Ana Cortes, Jr., Finance; Leadership & Management (2^nd)
Ashleigh Greenham, Gr., Human Resource Management (2^nd)
Carrie-Ann Lee, Jr., Supply Chain and Marketing Science (2^nd)
 
Women's Lacrosse
Abbey Brooks, Sr., Human Resource Management (3^rd)
Samantha Budd, Jr., Biomedical Engineering (2^nd)
Brianna Cirino, Jr., Psychology (2^nd)
Christine DiLullo, Gr., Labor Studies and Employment Relations (3^rd)
Jordan Drab, Jr., Information Technology and Informatics (2^nd)
Monica Dresnin, Jr., Communication (2^nd)
Allison Ferrara, Sr., Labor Studies and Employment Relations
Kameron Halsall, So., Sport Management
Hannah Hollingsworth, So., Supply Chain and Marketing Science
Tess Howland, Sr., Communication (3^rd)
Jacquelyn Jester, So., Labor Studies and Employment Relations
Julia Lytle, So., Cognitive Science
Jenna Martinelli, Jr., Exercise Science (2^nd)
Taralyn Naslonski, So., Public Health
Dakota Pastore, Sr., Chemistry (3^rd)
Dana Pena, So., Labor Studies and Employment Relations
Christina Petito, Jr., Public Health (2^nd)
Amanda Romano, Sr., Communication
Samantha Scarpello, Jr., Communication
Regina Sharp, Sr., Public Health (2^nd)
 
Rowing
Alexis Achenbach, So., Exercise Science
Talya Ackerman, Sr., Psychology (2^nd)
Allyson-Joan Archer, Sr., Human Resource Management (2^nd)
Rebecca Barglowski, Jr., English (2nd)
Alexandra Bossi, Sr., Exercise Science
Kathleen Butler, Jr., Exercise Science (2^nd)
Sydney Canfield, So., Environmental Policy, Institutions and Behavior
Sophia Catuogno, So., Chemical Engineering
Tessa Catuogno, So., Biomedical Engineering
Rebecca Chanin, Jr., Political Science (2^nd)
Gabriella Conmy, Sr., Exercise Science (3^rd)
Martine Delgado, Jr. Materials Science and Engineering
Bryanna Eichler, Sr., Sports Management (3^rd)
Brooke Enners, Sr., Psychology (2^nd)
Mackenzie Evans, Sr., Communication (2^nd)
Angelina Fomina, Jr., Biochemistry
Mackenzie George, Sr., Environmental Policy, Institutions and Behavior (3^rd)
Rosalina Guarino, Jr., Marketing (2^nd)
Laura Hegemann, Sr., Genetics (3^rd)
Julia Hendricks, Sr., Biological Sciences (3^rd)
Rucha Janodia, Jr., Cell Biology and Neuroscience (2^nd)
Kirsten Jeansson, Jr., Animal Science and Biological Science (2^nd)
Sarah Johanek, Sr., Public Health (3^rd)
Omisha Jyothi, So., Business Analytics and Information Technology
Elizabeth Kogan, Sr., Cell Biology and Neuroscience (2^nd)
Anna Mackinnon, So., Genetics and Spanish
Isabella Martins, So., Finance
Kara McDermott, So., Sport Management
Marykate McGee, So., Sociology
Jillian Moran, So., Biological Sciences
Merve Pekdemir, Jr., Industrial Engineering (2^nd)
Madison Sieloff, So., Labor Studies and Employment Relations
Natalie Summerfelt, Jr., Exercise Science
Zoe Toner, So., Biological Sciences
Rachel Usen, Jr., Sport Management (2^nd)
Lalitha Vallabhaneni, So., Business Analytics and Information Technology
Kori Warren, Sr., Planning and Public Policy (3^rd)
Stephanie Welsh, So., Plant Science
Julia Wilson, Jr., Communication
 
Tennis
Jaci Cochrane, Jr., Political Science (2^nd)
Maya Jacobs, So., Communication
Kat Muzik, Jr., Human Resource Management
Kyra Yap, Jr., Chemical Engineering (2^nd)
 
Women's Track & Field
Emma Bergman, Jr., Public Health (2^nd)
Kaitlyn Bragen, So., Mathematics
Kathryn Campbell, Jr., Psychology
Genevieve Cickavage, Sr. Political Science & French (2^nd)
Anna Czajkowski, So., Pharmacy
Lynnea Davis, Sr., Psychology & Criminal Justice (2^nd)
Kelsey Farbanish, Jr., Chemical Engineering (2^nd)
Olympia Martin, So., Visual Arts
Kiera Nealon, So., Nutritional Sciences
Rhonda Rogombe, Sr., Economics (3^rd)
Nadia Saponara, Jr., Environmental Policy, Institutions and Behavior (2^nd)
Jenna Sobieski, Sr., Public Health (2^nd)
Selena Thorne, Jr., Communication (2^nd)
 
Recently, a school-record nine Rutgers programs - field hockey, volleyball, men's cross country, women's cross country, gymnastics, tennis, men's golf, women's golf and women's lacrosse - earned public recognition from the NCAA for multiyear Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores. RU placed second in the 14-member Big Ten Conference in number of programs to earn NCAA recognition. In addition, the average multiyear APR rate for Rutgers Athletics was revealed to be 990, seven points above the NCAA average of 983.
 
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