Thirty-Seven MCCC Student-Athletes Recognized for Outstanding Academic Performance

Despite the spring sports season being cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic, thirty-seven Montgomery County Community College student-athletes were recently recognized for their outstanding academic performance.

The eighteen MCCC students are part of Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference’s 2020 All-Athletic Academic Team for the spring semester. To be eligible, full-time students need to have a GPA of 3.25 or higher.

Meanwhile, nineteen other student-athletes were named to the 2020 Mustangs Academic Team. Eligibility for the team requires a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Mustangs Athletic Director Kelly Dunbar praised all thirty-seven student-athletes, noting that they continued to deliver in the classroom even during these unprecedented times.

“I can’t say enough about our student-athletes,” said Dunbar. “This has been a difficult time for everyone, but especially for student-athletes, who are required to maintain their eligibility status, which adds an extra layer.”

To be eligible to play a sport, student-athletes have to maintain a 2.0 GPA and earn 12 credits per every full-time semester taken.

Men’s Basketball Coach Nyere Miller also praised the work of each student.

“I think it shows our student-athletes resilience and willingness to accept new challenges and adapt,” said Miller. “They always put their best foot forward and this is a testament to that.”

The 2020 Spring Semester Student-Athlete Academic Honor Recipients are:

Men’s Basketball

  • Nigel Cooke: 3.34 – Limerick, PA, Spring-Ford Area High School
  • Blaise Blomstrom: 3.81 – Collegeville, PA, Perkiomen Valley High School
  • Nate Hartman: 3.84 – Lansdale, PA, North Penn High School
  • Donte Graves: 3.77 – Royersford, PA, Perkiomen Valley High School
  • Jake Schalki: 3.17 – Horsham, PA, Hatboro-Horsham High School

Women’s Basketball

  • Therese Keating: 3.89 – Bryn Mawr, PA, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School

Baseball

  • Michael Kelly: 3.5 – Schwenksville, PA, Pope John Paul II High School
  • Trey Livingstone: 3.25 – Pennsburg, PA, Upper Perkiomen High School
  • Colt Narciso: 4.0 – Jeffersonville, PA, Pope John Paul II High School
  • Nate O’Donnell: 3.42 – Hatfield, PA, North Penn High School
  • Ryan Orr: 3.60 – Willow Grove, PA, Philadelphia-Montgomery Christian Academy
  • Tom Pistorius: 3.42 – Sellersville, PA, Lansdale Catholic High School
  • Justin Wornham: 3.75 – Pennsburg, PA, Upper Perkiomen High School
  • Elias Gehman (soccer): 3.10 – Hatfield, PA, Christopher Dock Mennonite High School
  • George Jacob: 3.08 – Glenside, PA, Abington Senior High School
  • Daniel Prevost: 3.13 – Columbia, MD, Howard High School
  • Stephen Vogl: 3.23 – Abington, PA, Abington Senior High School

Softball

  • Maggie Kraus: 3.87 – Harleysville, PA, Souderton Area High School
  • Abigail Waldbrunn: 3.06 – Royersford, PA, Spring Ford Area High School

eSports

  • Daniel “Dezwick” Valdes: 3.8 – Telford, PA, Souderton Area High School
  • Kira “Pacapyon” Ariyamitr: 3.72 – Ambler, PA, Upper Dublin High School
  • Danielle “xNightClaw23x” Passifione: 3.79 – Douglasville, PA, Daniel Boone High School
  • Jessica “MsWolv3rine” Passifione: 3.8 – Douglasville, PA, Daniel Boone High School

Women’s Volleyball

  • Brianna Clemmer: 4.0 – Schwenksville, PA, Susquehana Valley High School
  • Paula Kramer-Rodriguez: 4.0 – Chesterbrook, PA
  • Megan Stoler: 3.25 – Hatfield, PA
  • Milijana Vukoslavovic: 3.79 – Serbia, State Educational Institution

Women’s Soccer

  • Chantel Brannan: 3.71 – Schwenksville, PA, PA Leadership Charter School
  • Devan Demarco: 3.82 – Glenside, PA, Ridley High School
  • Regan Detweiler: 3.5 – Harleysville, PA, Souderton High School
  • Mary Grace Maddonald: 3.79 – Abington, PA, Archbishop Wood High School
  • Abigail Nice: 4.0 – Hatfield, PA, Christopher Dock Mennonite High School
  • Olimpia Sansone: 3.75, Plymouth Whitemarsh
  • Kelsey Breisch: 3.33 – Schwenksville, PA, Perkiomen Valley High School
  • Renee Hernandez: 3.08 – Coatesville, PA, Collegium Charter School

Men’s Soccer

  • Zakariyae Lahjouji: 3.26 – Lansdale, PA, North Penn High School
  • David Skiendzielewski: 3.33 – Huntingdon Valley, PA

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