Bellarmine finishes as runner-up in ASUN Academic Standings

By Press release submission

Jul 14, 2022

Bellarmine University finished second out of 12 teams in the final 2021-22 ASUN Academic Standings.

Of the 311 total student-athletes among 18 Bellarmine teams that compete in the ASUN, 256 or 82.32 percent earned spots on the ASUN Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA in the 2021-22 academic year).

Lipscomb was the only school to top Bellarmine, with 88.97 percent (242 of 272) of its student-athletes garnering ASUN Honor Roll accolades.

Bellarmine has finished in the top 2 of the ASUN Academic Standings in each of its two seasons in the conference. BU was the 2020-21 ASUN Academic Champion.

North Florida ranked third in the standings behind Lipscomb and Bellarmine with 81.12 percent of its ASUN student-athletes earning Honor Roll acknowledgement and was followed by Jacksonville (fourth, 80.60 percent), North Alabama (fifth, 75.36) and Stetson (sixth, 70.51) in the top 6.

Liberty (seventh, 70.42), Central Arkansas (eighth, 63.81), Jacksonville State (ninth, 62.78), Eastern Kentucky (10th, 60.83), Kennesaw State (11th, 55.14) and FGCU (12th, 54.09) rounded out the list.

In total among the 12 ASUN schools, 2,521 of 3,601 student-athletes or 70.01 percent earned recognition on the ASUN Honor Roll.

Below are the Bellarmine student-athletes who garnered ASUN Honor Roll laurels:

Baseball: A.J. Arnold, Will Aubel, Peyton Back, Colin Bertsch, Gavin Braunecker, Drew Buhr, Dylan Byerly, Jon Cato, Zac Common, Davis Crane, Matt Craven, Tommy Dilz, Devin Ecklar, Ethan English, Matt Higgins, Ryan Johnson, Cody Medley, Clayton Mehlbauer, Jacob Mulcahy, Noah Nelson, Jack Ockerman, Nick Parrish, Nolan Pender, Brett Pfaadt, Adam Spalding, Robert Sproul, Steven Thom

Basketball, men: Juston Betz, Ethan Claycomb, Drew Comer, CJ Fleming, Landin Hacker, Curt Hopf, Zac Jennings, Ben Johnson, Alec Pfriem, Eli Roberts, Nick Thelen, Garrett Tipton, Bash Wieland

Basketball, women: Presley Brown, Sheniqua Coatney, Hannah Farrell, Bailee Harney, Mackenzie Keelin, Claire Knies, Lydia Reimbold, Kathleen Scott, Haley Stoklosa, Bralee Trice

Cross Country, men: Chase Atkins, Tristan Backer, Ryan Burchett, John Cason, Peter Dalmares, Jackson Gawarecki, Hunter Griffin, Nolan Hester, Josh Meiman, Austin Pulkowski, D.K. Schnieders, Josh Smalley, Nate Smith, Joshua Striegel, Parker Terry, Alex Wallingford, Matthew Wantland

Cross Country, women: Madison Adkins, Olivia Brown, Hannah Ellis, Ellerie Heinzmann, Abby Jaworski, Morgan Kannapel, Erin Luckett, Lauren Masden, Justice Pohlman-Singleton, Chloe Powell, Ellie Schroeder, Trisha Sexton, Allison Tripure, Anna Wells, Emma Wells, Neville Wintergerst-Burch

Golf, men: Bryce Beard, Shawn DeWeese, Hudson Hummel, Jensen Klondike, Brooks Korfhage, Frankie Morgan, Kannon Tucker

Golf, women: Josephine Bonin, Madison Corrigan, Caroline McCrorey, Olivia Pennybaker, Alaina Schmitt, Matti Spalding, Jessica Stephens

Lacrosse: Dante Batista, Jacob Berggren, Jack Bozik, Brayden Brown, Max Coopman, Jack Cunningham, Christian Della Rocco, Aidan Fearn, Tommy Fialkowski, Parker Freiberg, Bobby Gabriel, Josh Healy, Cameron Herbert, Benjamin Hubbs, John Imperato, Patrick Keegan, Kevin Lambe, Luke Legnard, Brady Long, Brody Lowry, Denton Macdonald, Brennan McDermott, Cole Messick, Wilson Murphree, Collin Murray, Benny O'Rourk, Ethan Pattinson, Jon Robbins, Blake Roshkowski, J.T. Simonton, Lukas Sinon, Jayden Smith, Dylan Tulett, Matt Ury, Justin Wescoat, Preston Winner

Soccer, men: Juan Ballas, Brandon Barrera, Ty Been, Andrew Blank, Matthew Brozovich, Rikard Cederberg, Bryce Coleman, Manuel Cordeiro, Tim Dapore, Nolan Durbin, Greg Fischer, Jack Fischer, Peyton Fosnough, Nate Girao, Joey Gladys, Ben Griffis, Niall Grimley, Santiago Ibarreche, Zabdiel Justiniano, Jackson Kirn, Jackson Marks, Nolan McGrath, Brock Pope, Connor Range, Brendan Schoemehl, Rahim Shalash, Zachary Smith, Jackson Snowden, Bruno Soria, Lukas Tharp, Haziq Zed

Soccer, women: Grace Barber, Kailyn Bridges, Sarah Buse, Grady Clark, Chelsea DeVetorri, Lindsay Durham, Elyssa Francis, Ashlyn Fuller, Katie Gawrys, McKenna Hamm, Laurie Hargis, Brielle Heuglin, Regan Kommor, Sarah Kraus, Ingrid Langeteig, Hannah Longstreet, Lauren Mackey, Avery Mahon, Chloe Markey, Lily Markey, Elise Markley, Zenia Nava, Alexa Orozco, Sidney Rigsby, Tristan Whalen, Lily Wilson

Softball: Kayla Bauer, Olivia Bricker, Alyssa Brock, Chloe Collins, Lizzy Coons, Erica Endris, Carson Goatley, Anna Greenwell, Alexis Hargrove, Megan Konermann, Claire Lehmkuhler, Megan Murphy, Cassie Muse, Emily O'Dee, Sarah Ratterman, Abby Shipley, Caitlyn Watson, Hannah Webb, Grace Werner, Carley Ziegler, Joelle Zielinski

Tennis, men: Jack Batchelor, Emil B. Berglund, Xavier Ecarma, Cole Groetsch, Joseph Naville, Paul Reynolds, Sam Rueff

Tennis, women: Madison Devillez, Laurie Hargis, Lindsay Johnson, Ashley Jonathan, Maja Kozerski, Ekaterina Tikhonko, Channing Varnum

Track & Field, men: Chase Atkins, Tristan Backer, Ryan Burchett, John Cason, Peter Dalmares, Jackson Gawarecki, Hunter Griffin, Nolan Hester, Josh Meiman, Austin Pulkowski, D.K. Schnieders, Josh Smalley, Nate Smith, Joshua Striegel, Parker Terry, Alex Wallingford, Matthew Wantland, Owen Bates, Van Clements, Will Esenbock, Ryan Hawkins, Jared Muncaster, Luke Wunsch

Track & Field, women: Madison Adkins, Olivia Brown, Hannah Ellis, Ellerie Heinzmann, Abby Jaworski, Morgan Kannapel, Erin Luckett, Lauren Masden, Justice Pohlman-Singleton, Chloe Powell, Ellie Schroeder, Trisha Sexton, Allison Tripure, Anna Wells, Emma Wells, Neville Wintergerst-Burch, Gionna Combs, Lauren Cox, Lauren DeBold, Chloe Freilinger, Avery Hedden, Katrina Kamarute, Gabby Mora, Talia Robinson, Emily Stephens, Elena Stoughton, Emily Tuma

Volleyball: Emily Arnold, Hannah Brown, Sydney Colvin, Julia Dailey, Emily Ernst, Anna Lococo, Ashley Nordmann, Carissa Reyes, Sam Rickert, Bailey Roszman, Jayme Scott, Chrysanthi Stamatiou, Abbie Stefanon, Bailey Venard, Hallie Westmeyer

In addition, the ASUN recognized student-athletes who graduated with "ASUN Honors," which included the criteria: a) are graduating; b) spent at least one semester at their institution; c) have completed or have remaining eligibility; d) have a 3.5 GPA or above based on institutional criteria for determining Latin honors graduates.

Bellarmine student-athletes acknowledged with graduating with "ASUN Honors" are as follows:

Baseball: Jon Cato, Matt Craven, Ethan English, Clayton Mehlbauer, Nick Parrish

Basketball, men: Juston Betz

Basketball, women: Kathleen Scott

Cross Country, women's: Neville Wintergerst-Burch

Golf, men: Shawn DeWeese

Golf, women: Olivia Pennybaker

Lacrosse: Patrick Keegan, Luke Legnard, Ethan Pattinson, Jon Robbins, Blake Roshkowski, J.T. Simonton, Dylan Tulett

Soccer, men: Nate Girao

Soccer, women: Grady Clark, Laurie Hargis, Lauren Mackey, Elise Markley, Bailee Witt

Softball: Grace Werner, Carley Ziegler

Tennis, men: Emil B. Berglund, Cole Groetsch