CALDWELL PLACES EIGHT STUDENT-ATHLETES ON CACC ALL-ACADEMIC SPRING TEAM
6-14-07
CALDWELL, N.J. – Eight Caldwell College student-athletes earned Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference All-Academic
honors for the 2007
spring athletic season, the conference announced today. A total of 69 student-athletes from all 12 CACC
member schools in the four championship sports were named to the All-Academic Team, which requires a
cumulative grade-point average of 3.50 or higher. Student-athletes also
must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically to be considered.
Senior softball player Stacy Falkowski (Horseheads, NY/Horseheads) and
senior golfer Bard Skjelstad (Bodo, Norway) have earned CACC
All-Academic Team honors all three years in which they were eligible.
Skjelstad, who also played soccer at Caldwell, made the fall All-Academic
squad three times as well, making him the first Caldwell College
student-athlete to be named to the CACC All-Academic Team six times. Junior
softball players Nicole Bodrog (Mt. Laurel, NJ/Lenape) and
Stephanie Brodo (Belleville, NJ/St. Mary's) are repeat selections,
having made the All-Academic Team in the spring of 2006.
Men's tennis players Jan Marco Jiras (Lima, Peru) and Chris Laciura
(Teaneck, NJ/Paramus Catholic) also met the academic requirements for the CACC
All-Academic squad but were not included on the team, as the conference does
not award a championship in men's tennis.
This is the third year the CACC has named All-Academic Teams for each sports
season. Caldwell College placed 21
student-athletes on the fall All-Academic squads and four on the winter
All-Academic teams during the 2006-07 academic year.
Here are Caldwell's CACC All-Academic Team members for the spring of 2007:
Baseball
Jorge Torres, sophomore, Coral Springs, FL
Softball
Nicole Bodrog, junior, Mt. Laurel, NJ
Stephanie Brodo, junior, Belleville, NJ
Stacy Falkowski, senior, Horseheads, NY
Carrie Flasphaler, junior, Horseheads, NY
Cecilia Goforth, sophomore, Houston, TX
Nicole Webb, senior, Toms River, NJ
Golf
Bard Skjelstad, senior, Bodo, Norway
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