22 CALDWELL COLLEGE STUDENT-ATHLETES RECEIVE ADA ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
9-4-08
CALDWELL, N.J. – Twenty-two Caldwell College student-athletes were
among the inaugural recipients of the Division II Athletics Directors
Association Academic Achievement Awards presented by WeatherPORT. The
Academic Achievement Awards program recognizes the academic accomplishments
of student-athletes at the Division II level.
In order for a student-athlete to receive an Academic Achievement Award, the
student-athlete must have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 or higher,
have completed a minimum of two years of college level work, and have played
an intercollegiate sport during the past year. Caldwell College was one of
67 institutions that participated in the 2007-08 awards program, which
honored 2,155 Division II student-athletes.
“We are pleased to have so many of our student-athletes qualify for
such a prestigious award, and I congratulate them,” said Mark A. Corino,
Caldwell's Executive Director of Athletics. "We are fortunate to have a
number of outstanding student-athletes, and the support they receive from
our faculty, administration and coaches helps them succeed. It is another
example of Caldwell College's commitment to excellence in academics and
athletics."
Here are the 22 Caldwell College student-athletes to receive the inaugural
Division II ADA Academic Achievement Awards:
Nicole Bodrog, softball, Mt. Laurel, NJ
Matthew Broderick, men's soccer, West Keansburg, NJ
Stephanie Brodo, softball, Belleville, NJ
Danielle Cleary, cross country, Rockaway Twp., NJ
Ashley Collins, volleyball, Cape May Courthouse, NJ
Ashley Cusack, volleyball, Long Branch, NJ
Carrie Flasphaler, softball, Horseheads, NJ
Andrew Fraser, men's soccer, Kingston, Jamaica
Cecilia Goforth, softball, Houston, TX
Nicholas Harriott, men's soccer, St. Catherine, Jamaica
Phylicia Holmes, women's basketball, Roselle, NJ
Jan Marco Jiras, men's soccer/tennis, Lima, Peru
Dana Leary, women's basketball, Bridgewater, NJ
Victoria Marcus, women's soccer, Ocean City, NJ
Samantha Rinks, women's soccer, Corinth, TX
Andrew Robertson, baseball, Coral Springs, FL
Alin Sigheartau, men's tennis, Oradea, Romania
Jennifer Sullivan, volleyball, Livingston, NJ
Kyrie Timbrook, softball, Los Gatos, CA
Jorge Torres, baseball, Coral Springs, FL
Kevoi Walters, men's soccer, Clarendon, Jamaica
Marion Williams, women's soccer, Nassau, Bahamas