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Goldey-Beacom College Department of Athletics Holds Student-Athlete Awards Ceremony

5/8/2023 12:00:00 AM



Goldey-Beacom College was proud to hold its 2023 Student-Athlete Awards Ceremony that continued the tradition of presenting many awards to deserving student-athletes in both athletics and academics.
 
The ceremony in past years was combined with the department's Hall of Fame Ceremony and was held at Deerfield Golf Club in Newark.  For the second straight year, the College's Events Center brought everything back on campus and allowed a separate event that was all about the student-athletes.
 
"Our student-athletes had another tremendous year in 2022-23," Director of Athletics Jeremy Benoit said.  "This is a day when we get to celebrate them and they get to celebrate each other for all of their hard work, and the room was electric from start to finish."
 
The day's honors included the following awards:
 
  • Scholar Athlete Awards for the highest grade point average for each sport
  • Chi Alpha Sigma pins for inductees of the National Student-Athlete Honors Society
  • Student-Athlete stoles for graduating seniors
  • President's Award, which cites leadership and sportsmanship
  • Brian Conley Comeback Player of the Year Award presented by NovaCare
  • Male and Female Rookies of the Year
  • Male and Female Most Valuable Players
 
"We're very proud of our student-athletes and all of their accomplishments on the playing surface, in the classroom and in the community – it was certainly a year to remember." Benoit added.  "It was filled with CACC champs in Golf and Javelin (with Baseball still in the running); a CACC Player of the Year in Women's Soccer; a single-season win record for Baseball; the most wins in a single season for Softball since 1998; the highest Men's Basketball team GPA since 2017; the best CACC Championship finish in history for Women's Track & Field; and too many other team and individual feats to track.  Lightning struck in 2022-23, and it struck often."
 
 
Highest GPA for each sport
 
Justin Jump -- Baseball
Mekhi Collins -- Men's Basketball
Kyle Scherer -- Men's Cross Country/Men's Track & Field
Adrian Bonilla -- Men's Golf
Patrick Short -- Men's Soccer
Madelynn Cool -- Women's Cross Country/Women's Track & Field
Alexa Pacheco -- Women's Soccer
Chrissy Jordan -- Softball
Maria Bruno -- Women's Tennis
Autumn Spendlove -- Women's Volleyball
Mickey Williams -- Women's Basketball
 
 
Chi Alpha Sigma
 
Women's Basketball
Julie McCarron
Mickey Williams
 
Women's Soccer
Isabella Cutshaw
Bella Davidoski
Paige Ludwig
Jennifer Mejia
Tori Nilles
Alexa Pacheco
 
Softball
Gwen Safin
 
Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Lilly Crone
Camilla Flagg
 
Volleyball
Teresa O'Hanlon
 
Baseball
Demetrius Johnson
Justin Jump
Karl Schmidt
Kyle Walker
 
Men's Basketball
Mekhi Collins
 
Men's Soccer
Adam Alvemo
Tumi Sekhampu
Patrick Stolze
 
Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Micah White
 
 
Senior Stoles
 
Women's Basketball
Zhuri Cannon
Janiya Stevens
Mickey Williams
 
Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Lilly Crone
Camilla Flagg
 
Women's Soccer
Hanna Clarke
Isabella Cutshaw
Paige Ludwig
Noel Talbot
 
Volleyball
Teresa O'Hanlon
 
Softball
Hannah Davis
Nicole Makin
Bianca Newsom
Jazlee Rojas
Carly Setting
 
Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Chris Crossen
Zach Landvik-Larsen
Kyle Scherer
 
Baseball
Dylan Bittle
Justin Jump
Johnny Kampes
Marlon Lindsey Jr.
Garrett Musey
Kyle Walker
 
Men's Basketball
Mekhi Collins
Zach Oree
 
Men's Golf
Mason Kucy
Hunter McGee
Carlos Riveras
Pablo Saenz Avila
 
Men's Soccer
Roger Buesmail
Patrick Stolze
 
2023 Female President's Award – Paige Ludwig
2023 Male President's Award – Chari Konomi
2023 Brian Conley Award – Autumn Spendlove
2023 Female Rookie of the Year – Rory Ciszkowski
2023 Male Rookie of the Year – Zayon Marsh
2023 Female Most Valuable Player – Alyssa Ruggeri
2023 Male Most Valuable Player – Johnny Kampes

 
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