Fall 2007 NESCAC Sportsmanship Team
2007-08 NESCAC ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP SELECTIONS ANNOUNCED
Fall 2007 NESCAC All-Sportsmanship Team
Honor Recognizes Positive Contributions to Sport Within
Conference
HADLEY, Mass. - The New England Small College Athletic Conference
announced the inaugural Fall All-Sportsmanship Team for each fall
sport sponsored by the conference. The All-Sportsmanship Team is
composed of one student-athlete from each institution for each
sport and is selected by the players and coaches from their
respective team for their positive contributions to sportsmanship.
The student-athlete selected must be in good academic standing and
a member of the team at the conclusion of the season in order to be
eligible for selection.
The All-Sportsmanship Team recognizes student-athletes from each
varsity sport who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to
sportsmanship. These student-athletes exhibit respect for
themselves, teammates, coaches, opponents, and spectators. They
display sportsmanship not only as a participant in their sport but
also as a spectator and in their everyday lives. Through their
positive actions and example, these student-athletes inspire others
to adhere to the quality of sportsmanship that the NESCAC and the
NCAA endorse.
Of the 83 individuals selected for All-Sportsmanship honors, 19
received NESCAC All-Conference recognition in their respective
sport this fall. The Men’s Soccer All-Sportsmanship Team had
five of its 10 members earn All-NESCAC in 2007, more than any other
fall sport.
The Fall All-Sportsmanship Teams also include four members of the
NESCAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), William Rainey
Johnson (St. Louis, Mo.), a member of the Middlebury Men’s
Cross Country team, Lauren Benson (Hamilton, N.J.), a member of the
Amherst Field Hockey team, and Women’s Soccer players Marcia
Whitehead (Cambridge, Mass.) of Wesleyan and Lauren Garcia
(Cincinnati, Ohio) of Williams. Benson, the Chair of the NESCAC
SAAC, was part of a committee of student-athletes that helped
create the concept and philosophy of the NESCAC All-Sportsmanship
Team during the spring of 2007.
The NESCAC SAAC serves as the liaison between the student-athletes
of NESCAC member institutions and conference administrators. The
committee provides a voice to represent the concerns of all
student-athletes and to discuss issues impacting student-athlete
welfare. The NESCAC SAAC represents all students who participate in
intercollegiate athletics and promotes and celebrates
student-athletes achievements.
Seven of the eight Ephs selected are seniors with only Lauren
Garcia a junior women's soccer player being an underclassman. Eph
student-athletes selected to the Fall 2007 All-Sportsmanship Team
include:
Men's Cross Country – Jared Oubre
Women's Cross Country – Lissy Robie
Field Hockey –Charlotte VanWagenen
Football – Jim Bierman
Golf – Brendan Conley
Men's Soccer – Nathan Elwood
Women's Soccer – Lauren Garcia
Volleyball – Liz Hirschhorn
March 13, 2008
NESCAC Winter All-Sportsmanship Selections
Announced
Honor Recognizes Positive Contributions to Sport Within
Conference
HADLEY, Mass. - The New England Small College Athletic Conference
has announced the Winter All-Sportsmanship Team for each winter
sport sponsored by the conference. The All-Sportsmanship Team is
composed of one student-athlete from each institution for each
sport and is selected by the players and coaches from their
respective team for their positive contributions to sportsmanship.
The student-athlete selected must be in good academic standing and
a member of the team at the conclusion of the season in order to be
eligible for selection.
The All-Sportsmanship Team recognizes student-athletes from each
varsity sport who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to
sportsmanship. These student-athletes exhibit respect for
themselves, teammates, coaches, opponents, and spectators. They
display sportsmanship not only as a participant in their sport but
also as a spectator and in their everyday lives. Through their
positive actions and example, these student-athletes inspire others
to adhere to the quality of sportsmanship that the NESCAC and the
NCAA endorse.
Notable members among the 83 individuals selected to the Winter
All-Sportsmanship Team are ice hockey players T.J. Kelley
(Ridgefield, Conn.) of Colby and the Williams tandem of Will Bruce
(Nashville, Tenn.) and Caralyn Quan (Toronto, Ontario). Kelley was
recently named the 2008 NESCAC Men’s Ice Hockey Player of the
Year, as he led the NESCAC in scoring this season with 19 goals and
24 assists for 43 points. Bruce and Quan are among eight finalists
for the 2008 Hockey Humanitarian Award, given annually to college
hockey’s finest citizen.
The Winter All-Sportsmanship Team also includes Hamilton
Women’s Ice Hockey junior Kathryn Kroleski (New Rochelle,
N.Y.), a member of the NESCAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
(SAAC). The NESCAC SAAC serves as the liaison between the
student-athletes of NESCAC member institutions and conference
administrators. The committee provides a voice to represent the
concerns of all student-athletes and to discuss issues impacting
student-athlete well-being. The NESCAC SAAC represents all students
who participate in intercollegiate athletics and promotes and
celebrates student-athletes achievements.
Williams Winer All-Sportsmanship honorees:
Men's Basketball – Chris Shalvoy
Women's Basketball – Dominique de la Torre
Men's Ice hockey – Will Bruce
Women's Ice Hockey – Caralyn Quan
Men's Squash – Anthony Maruca
Women's Squash – Catie Warner
Men's Swimming & Diving – Yevgeniy Korunskiy
Women's Swimming & Diving – Joanna Hoffman
May 20, 2008
NESCAC SPRING ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP SELECTIONS ANNOUNCED
Honor Recognizes Positive Contributions to Sport Within
Conference
HADLEY, Mass. - The New England Small College Athletic Conference
has announced the Spring All-Sportsmanship Team for each spring
sport sponsored by the conference. The All-Sportsmanship Team is
composed of one student-athlete from each institution for each
sport and is selected by the players and coaches from their
respective team for their positive contributions to sportsmanship.
The student-athlete selected must be in good academic standing and
a member of the team at the conclusion of the season in order to be
eligible for selection.
The All-Sportsmanship Team recognizes student-athletes from each
varsity sport who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to
sportsmanship. These student-athletes exhibit respect for
themselves, teammates, coaches, opponents, and spectators. They
display sportsmanship not only as a participant in their sport but
also as a spectator and in their everyday lives. Through their
positive actions and example, these student-athletes inspire others
to adhere to the quality of sportsmanship that the NESCAC and the
NCAA endorse.
Of the 100 members selected to the All-Sportsmanship Team, 27
received All-Conference honors this spring. Notable members
included
Men’s Tennis seniors Filip Marinkovic (Toronto, Ontario) of
Middlebury, Brett Ramsay (Glastonbury, Conn.) of Trinity and Dan
Greenberg (Chapel Hill, N.C.) of Williams. Marinkovic and Ramsay
shared the 2008 Clarence Chaffee Sportsmanship Award, which is
given annually to the individual who best combined and displayed a
high standard of tennis coupled with the highest levels of
sportsmanship in the conference, while Greenberg was named the 2008
NESCAC Men’s Tennis Player of the Year. Also included was
Trinity sophomore Baseball player Jim Wood (Windham, N.H.). Wood is
a two-time All-NESCAC First Team honoree and has helped the Bantams
earn a NCAA-record 41-0 start to the season along with the 2008
NESCAC Baseball Championship and a spot in this weekend’s
NCAA Baseball Championship in Appleton, Wisconsin.
The Spring All-Sportsmanship Team also included Amherst
Women’s Track & Field senior Lauren Benson (Hamilton,
N.J.), the chair of the NESCAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
(SAAC). The NESCAC SAAC serves as the liaison between the student
athletes of NESCAC member institutions and conference
administrators. The committee provides a voice to represent the
concerns of all student-athletes and to discuss issues impacting
student-athlete well-being. The NESCAC SAAC represents all students
who participate in intercollegiate athletics and promotes and
celebrates student-athletes achievements. Benson also earned
recognition on the Fall All-Sportsmanship Team for Field
Hockey.
Williams Spring All-Sportsmanship honorees include:
Baseball – Matt Gustafson
Men's Lacrosse – Eric Muller
Women's Lacrosse – Elizabeth Burns
Men's Rowing – Peter Clements
Women's Rowing – Abby Weir
Softball – Taryn Goodman
Men's Tennis – Dan Greenberg
Women's Tennis – Grace Baljon
Men's Track & Field – Jared Oubre
Women's Track & Field – Lauren Philbrook
