CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Lesley University placed 30 student-athletes on the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Fall All-Academic Team announced by the conference on Friday. To be eligible for the NAC Fall NAC All-Academic Team, student-athletes must be participating members of their respective teams and achieve a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
Women's soccer led the way overall with 15 student-athletes, followed by men's soccer with eight. Women's cross country came in third with five, followed by women's volleyball and women's tennis with four apiece, and finally, men's golf and men's cross country each had two.
The 349 student-athletes honored represent 57 teams across seven NAC-sponsored sports. Women's soccer leads with 113 honorees, and men's soccer with 78. Rounding out the list are women's volleyball (44), men's cross country (34), women's cross country (28), and both men's golf and women's tennis with 26 each.
The 2024 NAC Fall All-Academic Team includes 98 first-years, 88 sophomores, 71 juniors, 75 seniors, and 17 graduate students, showcasing academic excellence across all class levels.
NAC All-Academic Team honors are bestowed twice a year, after the fall and spring semesters. The fall semester All-Academic Team includes only student-athletes who competed in sports with a fall conference championship - men's and women's cross country, men's golf, men's and women's soccer, women's tennis, and women's volleyball.
Winter and spring sports student-athletes will be recognized after the spring semester.
About Lesley University
Lesley University is a small, private university that proudly graduates more mental health professionals and specialized education teachers than any other college or university in New England. Located just outside Boston near Harvard Square in the vibrant city of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Lesley is renowned for its unique portfolio of programs focused on Education, Mental Health and Well-Being, and Art and Design. The university also offers Business and Liberal Arts programs that support these key disciplines and a special program, the Threshold Program, for neurodiverse individuals to learn on-campus or be supported in independent living and working. More than half of Lesley's student population of 4,500 are graduate students.
Women's Soccer
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Kylie Chagnon | Jr | Framingham, Mass. | Health Science | ||||||||||
| Zoe Curtaz | Jr. | Novato, Calif. | Political Science/Global Studies | ||||||||||
| Isabella Danna | Sr. | Miami, Fla. | Business Management | ||||||||||
| Marissa De La Rosa | So. | Phoenix, Ariz. | Biology | ||||||||||
| Maddy Duskocy | Jr. | Ellington, Conn. | Elementary Ed./English | ||||||||||
| Payten Gallagher | Sr. | Eugene, Ore. |
Business Management |
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| Abby Kalou | Sr. | Chicago, Ill. | Health Science/Psychology | ||||||||||
| Elsie Koehler | Fy. | Portland, Ore. | Environmental Science | ||||||||||
| Lauren Lacy | Sr. | Colorado Springs, Colo. | Environmental Science | ||||||||||
| Madison Reed | Jr. | Burlingame, Calif. | Creative Writing | ||||||||||
| Milana Rosazza | So. | Denver, Colo. | Business | ||||||||||
| Lauren Rudolph | Sr. | Winchester, Va. | Psychology | ||||||||||
| Bethany Slivka | So. | Berkley, Mass. | Animation | ||||||||||
| Maya Spatafore | Fy. | Perth, Australia | Business | ||||||||||
| Rachel Weinzimer | Jr. | Woodland Hills, Calif. | Health Science/Psychology | ||||||||||
Men's Soccer
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Miles Brajdic | Jr. | Atlanta, Ga. | Graphic Design | ||||||||||
| Adrian Esparragoza | Jr. | New York, N.Y. | Psychology | ||||||||||
| Caleb Race | So. | Wellington, Fla. | Business Management | ||||||||||
| Tucker Rogers | Fy. | New York, N.Y. | Digital Filmmaking | ||||||||||
| Ciledson Segundo | Fy. | Dedham, Mass. | Business | ||||||||||
| Aidan Stafford | Jr. | Westford, Mass. | Elementary Ed./Creative Writing | ||||||||||
| Miguel Vasconcelos | So. | Sharon, Mass. | Business | ||||||||||
| Josiah Williams | Sr. | Durham, N.C. | Business Management | ||||||||||
Women's Cross Country
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Leila Chisholm | Jr. | Santa Barbara, Calif. | History | ||||||||||
| Rebecca Hall | Fy. | Richmond, Vt. | Elementary Ed./Math | ||||||||||
| Sofia Martinez-Tomatis | Jr. | Santa Barbara, Calif. | Art | ||||||||||
| Darily Sanchez-Vargas | Fy. | Chelsea, Mass. | Psychology | ||||||||||
| Hannah Nangle | Sr. | Lowell, Mass. | Animation | ||||||||||
Women's Tennis
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Caroline Champa | Gr. | Boston, Mass. | Special Education | ||||||||||
| Jessica Legendre | Jr. | Leesville, La. | Animation and Motion | ||||||||||
| Mary Osucha | So. | Knoxville, Tenn. | Animation and Illustration | ||||||||||
| Tali-Anna Sutherland | So. | Bridgeport, Conn. | Animation and Motion Media | ||||||||||
Women's Volleyball
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Jillian Donlan | So. | Londonderry, N.H. | Elementary Ed. | ||||||||||
| Alawnah Dunda | Fy. | Fort Ann, N.Y. | Interactive Design | ||||||||||
| Korinne Hall-Johnson | Fy. | North Brunswick, N.J. | History | ||||||||||
| Estephany Morales | Jr. | New York, N.Y. | Business Management | ||||||||||
Men's Golf
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Christian McElroy | Sr. | Toms River, N.J. | Business | ||||||||||
| Caden Shott | Jr. | Richmond, Calif. | Health Science/Psychology | ||||||||||
Men's Cross Country
| Name | Yr. | Hometown | Major | ||||||||||
| Jaxon Miles | Jr. | Arlington, Tex. | Psychology | ||||||||||
| Raymond Morales | Fy. | Naugatuck, Conn. | Business | ||||||||||