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  • RUTGERS Withastrongfinish, Knightsyieldabounty...Academic All-Americafirst team, and this is his secondappearanceonthe Aca-demic All-Area team. Men’sSoccerTeam JoeAuleta,Rutgers-Camden,senior,biology(psychology)
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Here are the fall-season players who excelled as students and athletes, as se- lected by the Philadelphia Sports Infor- mation Directors Association. Football Player of the year Rowan running back Withler Marcelin set school records for rushing yards in a season (1,447) and 200-yard rushing games (three) in a season. He scored 11 touchdowns on 270 carries for the Profs, who won the New Jersey Athletic Confer- ence. The communication studies major has a 3.21 grade point average. Football Team Chris Alvarez, Rowan, senior, health promotion and fitness management Michael Bennett, Widener, senior, business Joe Borden, Rowan, senior, health and exercise science Aric Boyes, Delaware Valley, sophomore, conservation and wildlife management Rich Bruno, West Chester, senior, exercise science Don Cherry, Villanova, junior, communications John Christopher, Temple, junior, kinesiology Andrew Cohen, West Chester, junior, physical education Dave Driscoll, Delaware Valley, senior, business administration Darren Dungee, Rowan, junior, law and justice studies Kyle Friend, Temple, junior, business management Jimmy Gammill, Penn, junior, finance Kevin Gulyas, Villanova, junior, finance Ross Hall, Villanova, senior, communications Kurt Kingett, Rowan, graduate, business administration Mike Labor, West Chester, senior, finance Withler Marcelin, Rowan, junior, communications studies Cameron McCurry, Villanova, junior, finance Joe Meehan, Delaware Valley, senior, criminal justice Ryan O’Hara, Widener, junior, accounting Blaine Price, Widener, sophomore, engineering Jake Prus, Villanova, sophomore, biochemistry Derek Schatz, West Chester, senior, computer science Vinny Simone, Rowan, senior, health and exercise science Stacey Sunnerville, Widener, junior, communications studies Ronell Williams, West Chester, senior, pre-occupational therapy Men’s soccer Player of the year Michael Superdock anchored a Swarth- more defense that allowed one goal or less in 13 of the 19 contests while shutting out seven opponents in 2014. The senoir has twice been named to the Capital One Academic All-America first team, and this is his second appearance on the Aca- demic All-Area team. Men’s Soccer Team Joe Auleta, Rutgers-Camden, senior, biology (psychology) Ben Barnhart, Eastern, senior, biochemistry Joseph Bertucci, Arcadia, senior, biology and pre-physical therapy Matthew DiDomenico, Drexel, senior, electrical engineering Zach Furia, Widener, junior, accounting and finance Eric Giovagnoli, Eastern, senior, management (finance) Robert Liberatore, Drexel, senior, mechanical engineering Jared Martinelli, Temple, junior, risk management and insurance Alec McClean, Swarthmore, junior, honors mathematics Luke McIlvaine, Rosemont, senior, forensic sociology Michael Superdock, Swarthmore, senior, computer science Women’s soccer Player of the year La Salle’s Kelsey Haycook was named the Atlantic Ten offen- sive player of the year after scoring 20 goals. The senior was a four- time all-A-10 honoree. She carries a 3.79 GPA and is a CoSIDA aca- demic all-district hon- oree and an A-10 all-ac- ademic team member. Women’s Soccer Team Kerri Aiken, La Salle, senior, criminal justice Becca Burkhart, Neumann, senior, athletic training Kim Canfield, Arcadia, senior, biology and pre-physician asst. Melissa Chapman, Drexel, senior, civil engineering Cara Deola, West Chester, senior, special education/early grades prep Alyssa Findlay, Drexel, senior, health sciences Kelsey Haycook, La Salle, senior, nutrition Maryam Huseini, La Salle, senior, psychology Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, junior, criminal justice Dana Peterson, Cabrini, junior, early childhood education/special education Emma Sindelar, Swarthmore, senior, political science and French Field hockey Player of the year Ursinus junior midfielder Megan Keenan was the Centennial Conference and South Region player of the year. She had 54 points (21 goals, 12 assists) for the Bears, who went 17-4, including a 10-0 conference mark. Keenan was also the Centennial scholar athlete of the year. Field Hockey Team Stephanie Bacho, Gwynedd Mercy, junior, medical laboratory science Kerry Anne Farrell, Cabrini, junior, marketing Karlee Henderson, Rowan, senior, biological science and biochemistry Maggie Karmeris, Widener, senior, biology and physical therapy Colleen Kempf, La Salle, senior, speech pathology Megan Keenan, Ursinus, junior, psychology Jenna Knouse, Drexel, junior, fashion design Nicole Kroener, Temple, senior, accounting Kristen Moisey, St. Joseph’s, sophomore, food marketing Ashley O’Donnell, Immaculata, senior, nursing Kelsey Zook, Delaware Valley, senior, large animal science Men’s cross-country Athlete of the year Curran Kneebone helped Philadelphia University win the Cen- tral Atlantic Collegiate Conference title, cap- turing the individual ti- tle in the process. Knee- bone carries a 3.852 GPA and was a mem- ber of the 2013 U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association all-ac- ademic team. Men’s Cross-Country Team Chris Garrity, Widener, senior, finance Curran Kneebone, Philadelphia University, senior, graphic design communications Eric Lacy, Philadelphia University, senior, graphic design communications Sam McEntee, Villanova, senior, computer science Conner Paez, Penn, senior, biology Jon Sewnig, Rowan, senior, mechanical engineering Patrick Tiernan, Villanova, sophomore, mathematics Women’s cross-country Athlete of the year Philadelphia University junior Emilie Barton, the CACC runner of the year, is a three-time all-CACC performer. Her win- ning time at the CACC meet was 19 min- utes, 54.5 seconds. Barton was named to the CACC fall all-academic team in 2013. Women’s Cross-Country Team Emilie Barton, Philadelphia University, junior, chemistry Taylor Falvey, Philadelphia University, senior, health sciences Brianna Ligotski, University of the Sciences, junior, physical therapy Kelley Riffenburgh, Haverford, senior, linguistics Josey Rupert, Eastern, senior, exercise science Stephanie Schappert, Villanova, senior, marketing Clarissa Whiting, Penn, sophomore, undecided Women’s volleyball Player of the year Eastern’s Katrina Pisch is the third player in school history to earn first-team all-American honors. She led NCAA Divi- sion III with a .444 hitting percentage. Pisch has a 3.5 GPA and earned Capital One/CoSIDA academic all-district honors last season. Women’s Volleyball Team Alyssa Drachslin, Temple, junior, political science Keri Godbe, Haverford, junior, chemistry Madison Heppe, Swarthmore, junior, engineering Katrina Pisch, Eastern, senior, history Olivia Rowland, Rutgers-Camden, junior, biology Regina Trabosh, Chestnut Hill, sophomore, psychology Jennifer Whelan, La Salle, senior, nursing By John N. Mitchell INQUIRER STAFF WRITER A good showing by Rut- gers in its first season in the Big Ten helped the Scarlet Knights close out strong in its recruiting of the class of 2015. Rutgers went 8-5, in- cluding 3-5 in the Big Ten, and defeated North Carolina, 40-21, in the Quick Lane Bowl. It land- ed its most sought-after recruits in the weeks leading up to national signing day Wednesday. They included four-star Florida defensive end Marques Ford — the highest rated Rutgers re- cruit since 2012 — and Illinois offensive tackle Jack Shutack, rated the No. 77 offensive tackle in the country by ESPN.com. Ford backed out of his commitment to Tennes- see late last month be- fore switching to Rut- gers. Shutack (6-6, 270), who had offers from Ten- nessee, North Carolina State, Iowa State, and Minnesota, committed to Rutgers earlier this week. Both players were among a group of 25 play- ers who signed national letters of intent with Rut- gers on Wednesday. “I think when you make a positive first im- pression, that certainly helps. I don’t think there’s any doubt about that,” Rutgers coach Kyle Flood said at a news conference on campus. “I think recruits in our [region] and really na- tionally are getting to know us as a Big Ten foot- ball program. And I think the more they got to know about us, the more they liked us, and that’s probably why we fin- ished as strong as we did.” The 6-4, 230-pound Ford is clearly the prize of the class. He is rated the No. 186 prospect in the Rivals 250. He’s also ranked No. 285 in the ESPN 300, which has him No. 25 at his position. 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Page 1: RUTGERS Withastrongfinish, Knightsyieldabounty...Academic All-Americafirst team, and this is his secondappearanceonthe Aca-demic All-Area team. Men’sSoccerTeam JoeAuleta,Rutgers-Camden,senior,biology(psychology)

Here are the fall-season players whoexcelled as students and athletes, as se-lected by the Philadelphia Sports Infor-mation Directors Association.

FootballPlayer of the year

Rowan running back Withler Marcelinset school records for rushing yards in aseason (1,447) and 200-yard rushinggames (three) in a season. He scored 11touchdowns on 270 carries for the Profs,who won the New Jersey Athletic Confer-ence. The communication studies majorhas a 3.21 grade point average.

Football TeamChris Alvarez, Rowan, senior, health promotion and fitnessmanagementMichael Bennett, Widener, senior, businessJoe Borden, Rowan, senior, health and exercise scienceAric Boyes, Delaware Valley, sophomore, conservation and wildlifemanagementRich Bruno, West Chester, senior, exercise scienceDon Cherry, Villanova, junior, communicationsJohn Christopher, Temple, junior, kinesiologyAndrew Cohen, West Chester, junior, physical educationDave Driscoll, Delaware Valley, senior, business administrationDarren Dungee, Rowan, junior, law and justice studiesKyle Friend, Temple, junior, business managementJimmy Gammill, Penn, junior, financeKevin Gulyas, Villanova, junior, financeRoss Hall, Villanova, senior, communicationsKurt Kingett, Rowan, graduate, business administrationMike Labor, West Chester, senior, financeWithler Marcelin, Rowan, junior, communications studiesCameron McCurry, Villanova, junior, financeJoe Meehan, Delaware Valley, senior, criminal justiceRyan O’Hara, Widener, junior, accountingBlaine Price, Widener, sophomore, engineeringJake Prus, Villanova, sophomore, biochemistryDerek Schatz, West Chester, senior, computer scienceVinny Simone, Rowan, senior, health and exercise scienceStacey Sunnerville, Widener, junior, communications studiesRonell Williams, West Chester, senior, pre-occupational therapy

Men’s soccerPlayer of the year

Michael Superdock anchored a Swarth-more defense that allowed one goal orless in 13 of the 19 contests while shuttingout seven opponents in 2014. The senoirhas twice been named to the Capital OneAcademic All-America first team, andthis is his second appearance on the Aca-demic All-Area team.

Men’s Soccer TeamJoe Auleta, Rutgers-Camden, senior, biology (psychology)Ben Barnhart, Eastern, senior, biochemistryJoseph Bertucci, Arcadia, senior, biology and pre-physical therapyMatthew DiDomenico, Drexel, senior, electrical engineeringZach Furia, Widener, junior, accounting and financeEric Giovagnoli, Eastern, senior, management (finance)Robert Liberatore, Drexel, senior, mechanical engineeringJared Martinelli, Temple, junior, risk management and insuranceAlec McClean, Swarthmore, junior, honors mathematicsLuke McIlvaine, Rosemont, senior, forensic sociologyMichael Superdock, Swarthmore, senior, computer science

Women’s soccerPlayer of the year

La Salle’s KelseyHaycook was namedthe Atlantic Ten offen-sive player of the yearafter scoring 20 goals.The senior was a four-time all-A-10 honoree.She carries a 3.79 GPAand is a CoSIDA aca-demic all-district hon-oree and an A-10 all-ac-ademic team member.

Women’s Soccer TeamKerri Aiken, La Salle, senior, criminal justiceBecca Burkhart, Neumann, senior, athletic trainingKim Canfield, Arcadia, senior, biology and pre-physician asst.Melissa Chapman, Drexel, senior, civil engineeringCara Deola, West Chester, senior, special education/early gradesprepAlyssa Findlay, Drexel, senior, health sciencesKelsey Haycook, La Salle, senior, nutritionMaryam Huseini, La Salle, senior, psychologyShauni Kerkhoff, Temple, junior, criminal justiceDana Peterson, Cabrini, junior, early childhood education/specialeducationEmma Sindelar, Swarthmore, senior, political science and French

Field hockeyPlayer of the year

Ursinus junior midfielder MeganKeenan was the Centennial Conferenceand South Region player of the year. Shehad 54 points (21 goals, 12 assists) for theBears, who went 17-4, including a 10-0conference mark. Keenan was also theCentennial scholar athlete of the year.

Field Hockey TeamStephanie Bacho, Gwynedd Mercy, junior, medical laboratoryscienceKerry Anne Farrell, Cabrini, junior, marketingKarlee Henderson, Rowan, senior, biological science andbiochemistryMaggie Karmeris, Widener, senior, biology and physical therapyColleen Kempf, La Salle, senior, speech pathologyMegan Keenan, Ursinus, junior, psychologyJenna Knouse, Drexel, junior, fashion designNicole Kroener, Temple, senior, accountingKristen Moisey, St. Joseph’s, sophomore, food marketingAshley O’Donnell, Immaculata, senior, nursingKelsey Zook, Delaware Valley, senior, large animal science

Men’s cross-countryAthlete of the year

Curran Kneebonehelped PhiladelphiaUniversity win the Cen-tral Atlantic CollegiateConference title, cap-turing the individual ti-tle in the process. Knee-bone carries a 3.852GPA and was a mem-ber of the 2013 U.S. Track and Field andCross Country Coaches Association all-ac-ademic team.

Men’s Cross-Country TeamChris Garrity, Widener, senior, financeCurran Kneebone, Philadelphia University, senior, graphic designcommunicationsEric Lacy, Philadelphia University, senior, graphic designcommunicationsSam McEntee, Villanova, senior, computer scienceConner Paez, Penn, senior, biologyJon Sewnig, Rowan, senior, mechanical engineeringPatrick Tiernan, Villanova, sophomore, mathematics

Women’s cross-countryAthlete of the year

Philadelphia University junior EmilieBarton, the CACC runner of the year, is athree-time all-CACC performer. Her win-ning time at the CACC meet was 19 min-utes, 54.5 seconds. Barton was named tothe CACC fall all-academic team in 2013.

Women’s Cross-Country TeamEmilie Barton, Philadelphia University, junior, chemistryTaylor Falvey, Philadelphia University, senior, health sciencesBrianna Ligotski, University of the Sciences, junior, physical therapyKelley Riffenburgh, Haverford, senior, linguisticsJosey Rupert, Eastern, senior, exercise scienceStephanie Schappert, Villanova, senior, marketingClarissa Whiting, Penn, sophomore, undecided

Women’s volleyballPlayer of the year

Eastern’s Katrina Pisch is the thirdplayer in school history to earn first-teamall-American honors. She led NCAA Divi-sion III with a .444 hitting percentage.Pisch has a 3.5 GPA and earned CapitalOne/CoSIDA academic all-district honorslast season.

Women’s Volleyball TeamAlyssa Drachslin, Temple, junior, political scienceKeri Godbe, Haverford, junior, chemistryMadison Heppe, Swarthmore, junior, engineeringKatrina Pisch, Eastern, senior, historyOlivia Rowland, Rutgers-Camden, junior, biologyRegina Trabosh, Chestnut Hill, sophomore, psychologyJennifer Whelan, La Salle, senior, nursing

By John N. MitchellINQUIRER STAFF WRITER

A good showing by Rut-gers in its first season inthe Big Ten helped theScarlet Knights close outstrong in its recruiting ofthe class of 2015.

Rutgers went 8-5, in-cluding 3-5 in the BigTen, and defeated NorthCarolina, 40-21, in theQuick Lane Bowl. It land-ed its most sought-afterrecruits in the weeksleading up to nationalsigning day Wednesday.They included four-starFlorida defensive endMarques Ford — thehighest rated Rutgers re-cruit since 2012 — andIllinois offensive tackleJack Shutack, rated theNo. 77 offensive tackle int h e c o u n t r y b yESPN.com.

Ford backed out of hiscommitment to Tennes-see late last month be-fore switching to Rut-gers. Shutack (6-6, 270),who had offers from Ten-nessee, North CarolinaState, Iowa State, andMinnesota, committed toRutgers earlier thisweek. Both players wereamong a group of 25 play-ers who signed nationalletters of intent with Rut-gers on Wednesday.

“I think when youmake a positive first im-

pression, that certainlyhelps. I don’t thinkthere’s any doubt aboutthat,” Rutgers coachKyle Flood said at a newsconference on campus.“I think recruits in our[region] and really na-tionally are getting toknow us as a Big Ten foot-ball program. And I thinkthe more they got toknow about us, the morethey liked us, and that’sprobably why we fin-ished as strong as wedid.”

The 6-4, 230-poundFord is clearly the prizeof the class. He is ratedthe No. 186 prospect inthe Rivals 250. He’s alsoranked No. 285 in theESPN 300, which has himNo. 25 at his position.

Rutgers off ic ial lyjoined the Big Ten July 1after one season in theAmerican Athletic Con-ference.

The Scarlet Knights re-cruited well in New Jer-sey, landing linebackerSidney Gopre (MilfordAcademy). The 6-1 ,205-pound Gopre wasnamed the Newark Star-Ledger’s defensive play-er of the year. They alsoadded help at tight end,securing 6-5, 220-poundNakia Griffin. Rivalsranks Griffin as theNo. 22 tight end in the na-

tion.Flood acknowledged

that versatile Glassborosafety Ronnie James, asecond-team all-SouthJersey selection by TheInquirer, could take thefield in his first seasonwith the Scarlet Knights.

James’ brother, Paul,was the starting runningback for the ScarletKnights last season be-fore suffering a season-ending knee injuryagainst Navy.

“Recruiting Ronniewas about him. He’ssomebody who does a lotof things for his footballteam down there at Glass-boro, you know, from of-fensive football — rush-ing and receiving the ball— to special teams to de-fense,” Flood said.

“We know about him be-cause we had him in ourcamp,” Flood continued.“We recruited him as acorner, so he knows that.But I wouldn’t be sur-prised to see him backthere returning kicks atsome point or with hishands on the ball be-cause he’s really a dy-namic football playerwho makes plays in what-ever fashion your foot-ball team needs them.”

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