2018-19YEAR IN REVIEW
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Womens’ Soccer
In just his second season, head coach Dallas Boyer led the Vikings to the best season in school history. Cleveland State finished the season with an 117-1 overall record and a 6-2-1 record in the Horizon League. Both the 11 overall wins and the six Horizon League wins were school records. Cleveland State, which scored a school-record 30 goals on the season, advanced to the Horizon League Tournament championship for the first time in program history. The Vikings defeated Detroit Mercy 2-1 in the semifinals before dropping a 1-0 decision to Milwaukee in the title match. Cleveland State saw five players reach double figures in points, which marked the first time in program history that was achieved. Senior Sarah Krause led the
way with 17 points (5G, 7A), while McKenna Vento finished the year with 13 points (6G, 1A). Ja’Maya Ward was third on the team with 12 points (4G, 4A), while Dani Sowinski had 11 points (1G, 9A) and Jenna Prathapa added 10 points (5G). Postseason Honors: Sarah Krause (HL First Team, First Team All-Ohio, Third Team All-North Region), Dani Sowinski (HL First Team, Second Team AllOhio), Ashley Thiss (HL Second Team), McKenna Vento (HL First Team), Ja’Maya Ward (HL Freshman Team).
Mens’ Soccer
A number of notable victories highlighted Cleveland State’s 2018 campaign. For the first time since 1984, the Vikings won back-to-back matches against teams in Power Five conferences. That stretch began with a 2-0 win at Ohio State, the Vikings’ first victory over the Buckeyes since 1996. In its next match, Cleveland State scored three second-half goals to rally from a halftime deficit and claim a win at Pittsburgh, the program’s second win over a top-40 opponent in 10 days. The win at Pitt was the second time that season the Vikings had rallied from a road deficit to earn a result. A pair of multi-goal individual efforts helped CSU to two more noteworthy wins.
A Vlad Jandric hat trick, the first by a Viking since 2013, helped Cleveland State take down UIC, ending the Flames’ 12-match unbeaten run against Horizon League opposition. A brace by Gabriel Pewu led the Vikings to a 2-0 win over in-state rival Bowling Green, ending a four-game losing streak in the series for CSU. Pewu led the team with six goals and 13 points. Sophomore captain Thomas M’Barek started all 15 matches and earned All-Horizon League accolades. He led a youthful defensive unit that saw 71 of 75 starts for CSU’s goalies and defenders made by freshmen or sophomores. Postseason Honors: Thomas M’Barek (HL Second Team), Vlad Jandric (HL Second Team).
Volleyball
Playing with a young roster, the Cleveland State volleyball team was able to put together its 10th straight winning season during 2018, finishing the year with a 17-12 overall record after playing a competitive nonleague and league schedule. Included in the 17-12 overall record was an 11-5 mark in regular season league matches, a record that earned the Vikings the No. 2 seed in the 2018 Horizon League Tournament. This marked the fourth straight year that the Vikings were playing as a top-two seed in the #HLVB Tournament, while the No. 2 seed also earned Cleveland State its 14th appearance in the semifinals. Throughout the season, Cleveland State was the best blocking team in the Horizon League, while the Vikings also finished the year ranked 10th nationally in
blocks per set. The Vikings, who averaged 2.84 blocks per set, finished the year ranked third in the CSU Single-Season Record Book with 324 total blocks. Individually, Hannah Greene paced the Horizon League with 1.51 blocks per set, while ranking ninth among all Division I players. For the 19th season, the Vikings were under the direction of Chuck Voss, who eclipsed the 350-win mark during the 2018 campaign, finishing the year with 354 career victories. Postseason Honors: Emily DeGeorge (HL Honorable Mention), Christina Grecol (HL All-Freshman), Hannah Greene (HL Honorable Mention), Trinniti Hall (HL First Team), Rachel Stover (HL Honorable Mention).
Cross Country
Competing under first-year head coach Jason Hudson, the Cleveland State cross country team continued its climb up the Horizon League standings, recording a trio of top-five team finishes throughout the 2018 season. As a team, the Vikings finished third at the Jenna Strong Fall Classic – recording the highest finish of the year – while they also posted top-five finishes at the Duquesne Duals (4th) and Tommy Evans Invitational (5th). Throughout the season the Vikings were paced by sophomore Anna Brandt and junior Jessica Finley, who finished one-two for the Vikings during all six races. After six races during the 2018 campaign, four Vikings finished with 13 top-50 5K and 6K times in the
CSU record book. Among these top times were a pair of program records from Brandt, as she recorded the fastest 5K time in CSU history at the Jenna Strong Fall Classic when she won the event with a time of 17:55, and recorded the fastest 6K time at the Horizon League Championship crossing the finish line in 21:43. Brandt’s record-setting time at the #HLXC Championship gave her a third place individual finish, marking the highest individual finish for a Viking. Her third place finish also earned her Frist Team All-League accolades, becoming the first-ever Viking to become a two-time First Team honoree. Postseason Honors: Anna Brandt (HL First Team).
Mens+Womens ’ ’ Fencing
Cleveland State showed marked improvement from the previous season, as head coach Andy Tulleners helped engineer a dramatic turnaround in his second season at the helm. As a result, Tulleners earned Midwest Conference Coach of the Year honors. The Vikings finished eighth at the Midwest Conference Championships, after placing 20th the year prior, as CSU more than tripled its point total to 1,005 points. The CSU men finished fifth at the conference championships, the best finish for the squad in 15 years. That effort was highlighted by a second-place finish for the men’s foil team as they fell to nationally ranked Ohio State in the championship match. The women’s foil squad, consisting of three true freshmen, posted three team victories at the conference championships as the unit outpaced its pre-championship seed.
Eleven Vikings competed in the NCAA Midwest Regional, the highest number the program had qualified in five years. Sophomore Ahmad Taqi had the best finish by a Viking, placing seventh in men’s foil. Cleveland State fencing was in the national spotlight to close the season as the program hosted the 2019 NCAA Championships inside the Wolstein Center, marking the first time the University hosted the prestigious event. Postseason Honors: Ahmad Tagi (MWC Honorable Mention Men’s Foil), John Wenger (MWC Honorable Mention Men’s Foil), Andy Tulleners (MWC Coach of the Year).
Womens’ Swim+Dive
Cleveland State finished in fourth place at the Horizon League Championships with 500.5 points. Senior Molly McNamara’s continued excellence highlighted the season for the Vikings, culminating in a perfect performance at the league meet. She won all three individual events she entered—the 100 butterfly, the 200 butterfly and the 200 IM. She broke the school record in the 200 IM in becoming the first Viking woman to win a HL title in that event. McNamara was named HL Swimming & Diving Athlete of the Year for the second straight season and also earned the league’s Female Scholar-Athlete of the Winter Season honor for the second time running. Senior Cassandra Oltman had a fantastic effort in her final collegiate meet, breaking school records in both backstroke events. She was the league runner-up in the 100 back in 54.30 seconds.
Sophomore Lexie Kostelnik and freshman Agnes Bahr both added top-three individual finishes at the league meet, the former in the 1650 freestyle and the latter in the 400 IM. Bahr had a trio of top-eight efforts in her debut collegiate championship. Cleveland State led the league with six members on the Academic All-League team. The Vikings posted a 3.67 team GPA during the spring semester, tied for the 11th highest mark in Division I. Postseason Honors: Molly McNamara (HL Athlete of the Year, HL Swimmer of the Meet, HL First Team), Cassandra Oltman (HL Second Team), 200 Medley Relay (HL Second Team), 400 Medley Relay (HL Second Team).
Mens’ Swim+Dive
Cleveland State finished in second place at the Horizon League Championships, posting 607.5 points. Matthew Martin and Jared Stergar won individual Horizon League titles in the 100 fly and 100 breaststroke, respectively. Stergar also had the fastest time in the league this season in the 200 breaststroke. Sophomore Dominik Niedzialek led the way for CSU at the league meet with a trio of top-three individual finishes (100 back, 200 back, 500 free) as he led the squad with 50 points at the meet. Classmate Timothy Kubacki also had a strong meet, taking runner-up honors in the 400 IM and finishing third in the 200 back. Sophomore Matt Akers qualified for the 1-meter final at the NCAA Zone C Diving Championships as his score in the prelims was the highest among those not representing a Power Five school.
Cleveland State led the league with six members of the Academic All-League team while Martin, Stergar and senior diver Curtis Roden were named CSCAA Scholar All-Americans. CSU also led all HL schools in team grade point average in both the fall and spring semesters. Postseason Honors: Matt Akers (HL Second Team), Timothy Kubacki (HL Second Team), Matthew Martin (HL First Team), Dominik Niedzialek (HL Second Team), Jared Stergar (HL First Team), 200 Medley Relay (HL Second Team), 800 Freestyle Relay (HL Second Team), 400 Medley Relay (HL Second Team), 400 Freestyle Relay (HL Second Team).
Mens’ Basketball
Fielding one of the youngest teams in the nation, Cleveland State closed the season as the hottest team in the Horizon League. The Vikings won four of their final six games of the season, which included an 83-77 victory at eventual Horizon League champion Northern Kentucky to snap the Norse 20-game home winning streak. Cleveland State wrapped up the season with a thrilling 89-80 overtime win at Youngstown State. The Vikings also posted an 82-64 victory over Bowling Green in the Wolstein Center and also notched home wins against Notre Dame (Ohio), Niagara, Youngstown State, Milwaukee and IUPUI. Cleveland State, which finished the season 10-21 overall and 5-13 in the Horizon League, established a new school record for three-pointers in a season with 303.
Sophomore Tyree Appleby, who was named Second Team All-Horizon League, topped the league in assists per game. He also became the first player in Cleveland State history to record a triple-double when he had 19 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists in a home victory over Milwaukee. Rashad Williams, who led the Horizon League in three-point field goal percentage, was named to the All-Freshman team. Williams made 91 three-pointers during the season, which broke the Cleveland State freshman record. Postseason Honors: Tyree Appleby (HL Second Team), Rashad Williams (HL All-Freshman).
Womens’ Basketball
Playing under the direction of first-year head coach Chris Kielsmeier, the Cleveland State women’s basketball team used a new-look starting lineup to post double-digit wins for the 11th time over the last 12 seasons. The Vikings, who finished the year with a 10-20 overall record and a 7-11 mark in Horizon League play, were led by the trio of Mariah Miller (15.5 ppg, 7.9 rpg), Mariah White (12.2 ppg, 3.5 apg) and Horizon League Freshman of the Year Savanna Crockett (11.3 ppg, 8.6 rpg). Crockett, who became just the third Viking to earn Freshman of the Year accolades, set a CSU Freshman Class Record with 46 total blocked shots.
Cleveland State’s 7-11 league mark during the first season of the Kielsmeier era earned the Vikings a spot in the 2019 Horizon League Tournament, as they earned a spot in the quarterfinals as the No. 7 seed. After his first season with the Vikings, Kielsmeier finished the 2018-19 campaign with 426 career victories. Postseason Honors: Savanna Crockett (HL Freshman of the Year, HL Freshman Team), Mariah Miller (HL First Team), Mariah White (HL Defensive Team).
Wrestling
As Josh Moore made his collegiate head coaching debut, three returning starters were redshirted, including preseason conference favorite Evan Cheek, as the coaching staff looked to build for the future. Youth was served as Moore helped guide a pair of freshmen, Ben Smith and Brady Barnett, to 18 and 17 wins, respectively, in their first seasons in CSU singlets. Smith was one of three Vikings to win a tournament during the 2018-19 season, joining Nico O’Dor and Armando Torres. Torres and O’Dor ranked first and second on the team in wins with 27 and 24, respectively. Moore registered his first collegiate win with a 35-8 victory over VMI on the team’s first day of dual action of the 2018-19 season.
Moore’s first season was also highlighted by exciting developments off the mat as Cleveland State agreed to join the Mid-American Conference beginning in 2019-2020. The Vikings will now have two in-state conference rivals as they join the second-largest conference in DI wrestling. The Vikings put forth impressive performances off the mat to earn team academic honors. CSU led its league in team grade point average in 2018-19 with a 3.23 mark, ranking among the top 20 nationally in the NWCA’s annual rankings. Additionally, Ryan Ford joined Torres in being named as an NWCA Scholar All-American.
Mens’ Tennis
For the second straight season the Cleveland State men’s tennis team finished at the top of the Horizon League, as the Vikings captured the 2019 Regular Season and Tournament titles. Cleveland State finished the year with a 19-8 overall record, marking the third time in program history that the Vikings have recorded 19+ wins. Included in the 19 wins was a perfect 6-0 regular season record against league opponents, marking the fourth time that the Vikings have gone undefeated against league opponents under head coach Brian Etzkin. Following the 2019 spring season, Cleveland State earned a top-10 regional ranking, finishing the year ranked No. 8 in the ITA Midwest Region. This marked the fourth time that the program has earned a top-10 regional ranking, including the second straight year. For the 18th season the Vikings were under the direction of head coach Brian Etzkin, who recorded his 250th career victory at Cleveland State in a 6-1 win at Wright State (April 14). Etzkin has led Cleveland State
to all seven of its NCAA Tournament appearances, and is the only current Horizon League coach with 250+ wins at their current school. After leading the Vikings to a top-90 national ranking throughout the season, Etzkin earned Horizon League Coach of the Year honors, while junior Nico Mostardi was named the Horizon League Player of the Year, and sophomores Matthew Terry and Luke Phillips were named Second Team All-League. Individually, Mostardi and Benjamin Slade became the first-ever Vikings to earn a national ranking, as Mostardi began the spring season ranked No. 113 in the Oracle/ITA Singles Rankings, and Mostardi and Slade finished the year ranked No. 90 in the Oracle/ ITA Doubles Rankings. Postseason Honors: Nico Mostardi (HL Player of the Year, HL First Team), Luke Phillips (HL Second Team), Matthew Terry (HL Second Team), Brian Etzkin (HL Coach of the Year).
Womens’ Tennis
Playing under first-year head coach Frank Polito, the Cleveland State women’s tennis team continued its success on the courts, as they were named Horizon League Regular Season Co-Champions and appeared in the championship match of the #HLWTEN Tournament for the first time in five years. The Vikings finished the year with a 16-9 overall record, including an 8-1 mark in regular season league matches. The eight league wins tied a program record, while the 16 overall wins marked the highest single-season win total since the 2011-12 campaign. For the fourth season the Vikings were calling the Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion home, a facility where they own a 32-9 record. Over the last four years the
Vikings have dropped just three league matches at the MMTP, owning a 15-3 record at home in #HLWTEN play. Junior transfer Kateryna Avram finished the year with a 27-9 singles record, setting a program record for single-season wins, while she became the 15th Viking all-time to notch a 20-win campaign. Avram finished the year with a perfect 9-0 record in regular season league matches, while the doubles team of Siân Payne and Gaby Schoenberg posted a perfect 8-0 mark in doubles play. Postseason Honors: Klara Mrcela (HL Second Team), Isabella Spindler (HL First Team).
Lacrosse
In just its third year of existence and with no true seniors on the roster, Cleveland State posted a winning season during the 2019 campaign. After a 1-4 start, the Vikings won seven of their final 10 games. CSU doubled its win total from the previous season despite facing six teams among the top 25 in the NCAA’s RPI. Cleveland State secured the winning season with an 11-9 victory over Detroit Mercy in the season finale. The Vikings racked up a new program best 49 ground balls in the contest while also holding the Titans to a 16-for-26 mark on clearing attempts. CSU led all of Division I in riding (or opponent clearing percentage) in 2019 as opponents converted only 70.7 percent of their attempted clears against the Vikings.
Riding was one of eight team statistical categories in which the Vikings finished among the top 25 nationally, including a sixth-place showing in faceoff winning percentage (.631). Michael Wilson topped the squad with 53 points while Tristan Hanna led the way with 26 goals. Danny Tesler won faceoffs at a 64.4 percent clip while adding 76 ground balls while Skylar Jimenez (18), Brandon Ruditz (17) and Zach Whitenack (15) led the way in caused turnovers. Stephen Russo played the majority of minutes in goal, posting 91 saves on the year. Postseason Honors: Andrew Hamilton (Honorable Mention College Crosse All-Freshman), Nick Polydoras (Honorable Mention College Crosse All-Freshman).
Softball
Under the direction of first-year head coach Amy Kyler, Cleveland State battled until the final weekend of the regular season in search of a berth in the Horizon League Tournament. The Vikings, who finished the regular season with a 15-34 overall record and an 8-16 record in the Horizon League, had several bright spots during the course of the season. Cleveland State’s first win of the season came in walk-off fashion as Riley Ries delivered a run-scoring double giving the Vikings an 8-7 win against Wagner. Cleveland State also notched walk-off wins against Jacksonville and Wright State during the 2019 season. The Vikings swept a three-game series from Green Bay in early April, which marked Cleveland State’s first three-game home sweep since the 2013 season. Junior Kelly Hysong rebounded from a knee injury in 2018 to earn All-Horizon League honors in 2019. Hysong led the Vikings with a .331 batting average and also topped the team with 16 doubles, 12 home runs
and 30 RBIs. Her 16 doubles and 12 home runs both ranked second in the Horizon League. Hysong, who was named Second Team All-Horizon League, also led the Vikings in the circle as she topped the team with eight wins, a 3.92 earned run average and 106 strikeouts. Ries closed out her Cleveland State career by finishing second on the team with a .311 batting average and 27 RBIs. Sophomore Lindsay Ward and freshman Mackenzie Tucker showed promise for the future as Ward batted .260 in conference play and hit three home runs, while Tucker batted .257 and had the Vikings walk-off hit against Wright State. Ward and freshman Aly Packish finished tied for third on the team with 13 RBIs. Hanna Griffin had a strong freshman season in the circle as she won seven games, which included a shutout against Connecticut. Postseason Honors: Kelly Hysong (HL Second Team).
Mens’ Golf
Cleveland State saw its streak of Horizon League Championships come to an end at five as the Vikings placed seventh at the league tournament to end the season. The Vikings recorded a pair of top-three finishes during the season as Cleveland State finished third at the Tom Tontimonia Invitational and the Wildcats Spring Invitational. The Vikings used a historic round to earn their third-place showing at the Wildcats Spring Invitational as Cleveland State established a school record for a round under par on the final day of the tournament. The Vikings posted a 14-under par 270 on day two of the tournament to establish a new school record for a round in relation to par. Anton Krecic and Zach
Robbins who each shot a closing-round 65, fueled the round, which also tied the school record for low round. Zak Supelak fired a 67 and Jules Blakely carded a 73 to round out the Vikings scorers. Robbins, who led the Vikings with a 74.6 scoring average, was named Second Team All-Horizon League. Supelak was second on the team with a 75.4 average, while Krecic closed out his Cleveland State career with a 75.7 average. Robbins had a pair of top-three finishes for the Vikings as he placed second at the Tom Tontimonia Invitational and finished third at the Wildcats Spring Invitational. Postseason Honors: Zach Robbins (HL Second Team).
Womens’ Golf
First-year head coach Mitchell Moore led the Vikings to a third-place finish at the Horizon League Championship. Madison Butler, who earned all-tournament honors with a fourth-place finish, led Cleveland State. Butler shot rounds of 75-80-74 to finish fourth in the field. It was one of four top-four finishes for Butler during the season as she finished third at the Roseann Schwartz Invitational, placed third at the Cardinal Classic, was third at the Shirley Spork Invitational and finished fourth at the Horizon League Championship. Butler earned Second Team All-Horizon League honors after leading the Vikings with a 76.9 scoring average. She had five top-five finishes on the season and
eight top-20 placements. Kaylee Neumeister captured medalist honors at the Youngstown State Spring Invitational leading the Vikings to a second-place finish. Cleveland State also finished second at the Shirley Spork Invitational and placed third at the Roseann Schwartz Invitational. Neumesiter ranked second on the Vikings with a 77.3 scoring average, while Ashley Knight was third on the team with a 78.8 average. Postseason Honors: Madison Butler (HL Second Team, HL All-Tournament Team).
Track+Field
In just its third season as a full NCAA member, the Cleveland State track & Field team had another successful season during both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Building on the success of the first two years, the Vikings once again set multiple school and personal records throughout the 2018-19 campaign. During the indoor season, the Vikings collected two individual All-League honors from Hannah Gaskins (Second Team - Pentathlon) and Monica Johnson (Honorable Mention – 60 Meter Hurdles), while the 4x400 Meter Relay team was also named Honorable Mention en route to a sixth-place team finish at the Horizon League Indoor Championship.
This success carried over to the outdoor season then, as the Vikings collected a program-record 40 total team points to finish seventh overall. Johnson once again collected all-league honors for the Vikings, as she was named Second Team All-League after finish runner-up in the 100 Meter Hurdles. Throughout both the indoor and outdoor seasons, the Vikings set 24 of a possible 38 program records. Postseason Honors: Hannah Gaskins (HL Indoor Second Team), Monica Johnson (HL Outdoor Second Team, HL Indoor Honorable Mention), 4x400 Meter Relay (HL Indoor Honorable Mention).
Community Service
The Cleveland State Athletic Department prides itself on putting an emphasis on community service from department-wide initiatives to sport-by-sport activities - Viking student-athletes, coaches and administrators are willing to lend a helping hand. All 18 teams spend countless hours in the community at various service projects including; Special Olympics, Adopt-A-Family, Kids Kicking Cancer, Kids Day Games & Community Day Games; Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, Cleveland FoodBank, St. Jude’s Run/Walk, Youth Clinics, and so much more. This year, the women’s tennis team was named the ITA Midwest Regional Community Service Award recipient after spending multiple hours giving back to the Cleveland community. “The impact that we can have on the local Cleveland community is great, but the impact that those in the area have on us in return is amazing,” women’s tennis head coach Frank Polito said.
VESPYS
The 2018-19 edition of ‘The VESPYS’ was the seventh annual Viking Excellence In Sport Performance Yearly Awards, highlighted by outstanding performances by Cleveland State student-athletes and teams throughout the academic year. Twelve awards were handed out throughout the evening, while numerous achievements were applauded and congratulated. The most prestigious award of the night - Mr. & Ms. Viking - went to men’s swimming & diving MacJilton Lewis and women’s swimming & diving Molly McNamara. This award is given to the graduating senior who represents the ultimate Viking - showcasing academics, athletic performance and leadership. The VESPY awards are voted on by the Cleveland State athletic administration, coaches and student-athletes.
Freshman of the Year Savanna Crockett, WBB Bleed Green Justin Conner, LAX Coach of the Year Brian Etzkin, MTEN Best Game of the Year Men’s Tennis HL Championship Green Heart Cassandra Oltman, WSWM Best Individual Performance Molly McNamara, WSWM Viking Strong Toni Dickson, WSOC Best Game Face Jakarri Kent, MFEN Male Athlete of the Year Nico Mostardi, MTEN Female Athlete of the Year Molly McNamara, WSWM Mr. Viking MacJilton Lewis, MSWM Ms. Viking Molly McNamara, WSWM
Academics
Cleveland State student-athletes continued to excel in the classroom as Vikings student-athletes had another outstanding year academically. For the 25th consecutive semester, Cleveland State student-athletes produced a departmental grade point average of at least 3.00. The 340 Cleveland State student-athletes combined to record a 3.314 grade point average in the spring of 2019, which marks the second consecutive term above a combined 3.30 GPA. A total of 52.6 percent of Cleveland State student-athletes were recognized on the Dean’s List, which marks the fourth consecutive semester that over half of all student-athletes were so honored. Additionally, 47 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.00 grade point average during the spring semester. During the 2018-19 academic year, 23 Cleveland State student-athletes were named to their respective Horizon League All-Academic team. For the seventh time in the last nine years, all of Cleveland State University’s aid-awarding athletic programs earned a multiyear Academic Progress Rate score above the NCAA minimum threshold according to the most-recent data compiled. In fact, each of the Vikings 17 sports programs registered a multiyear APR score at least 18 points above the NCAA’s required minimum of 930 during the current cohort. Additionally, eight of Cleveland State’s 17 aid-awarding athletics programs recorded a multiyear APR score above the NCAA Division I national average for those sports, and three programs — women’s basketball, women’s golf and cross country — registered perfect multiyear APR scores of 1,000. This is the 14th consecutive year that the cross country program has posted a perfect APR score, and the third straight year that women’s basketball has accomplished the feat.
HL Academic Teams: Michaela Bargardi (Women’s Swim & Dive), Anna Brandt (Cross Country, Track & Field), Emily DeGeorge (Volleyball), Erica Henrichsen (Women’s Swim & Dive), Lexie Kostelnik (Women’s Swim & Dive), Anton Krecic (Men’s Golf), Timothy Kubacki (Men’s Swim & Dive), Thomas M’Barek (Men’s Soccer), Molly McNamara (Women’s Swim & Dive, Scholar-Athlete of the Winter Season), Stacie Morris (Women’s Soccer), Nico Mostardi (Men’s Tennis), Sean Mulvin (Men’s Swim & Dive), Dominik Niedzialek (Men’s Swim & Dive), Kaylee Neumeister (Women’s Golf), Cassandra Oltman (Women’s Swim & Dive), Riley Ries (Softball), Curtis Roden (Men’s Swim & Dive), Jared Stergar (Men’s Swim & Dive), Jason van der Touw (Men’s Swim & Dive), McKenna Vento (Women’s Soccer), Claudia Zido (Women’s Swim & Dive) NWCA: Ryan Ford (Scholar All-American), Armando Torres (Scholar All-American), Wrestling (Top-30 Scholar All-American Team) CSCAA: Matthew Martin (Honorable Mention Scholar All-American), Molly McNamara (Honorable Mention Scholar All-American), Curtis Roden (Honorable Mention Scholar All-American), Jared Stergar (Honorable Mention Scholar All-American), Men’s Swim & Dive (Scholar All-America Team), Women’s Swim & Dive (Scholar All-America Team) CoSIDA: Molly McNamara (Academic All-District First Team) ITA: Kateryna Avram (Scholar-Athlete), Blanche Lenoan (Scholar-Athlete), Klara Mrcela (Scholar-Athlete), Nico Mostardi (Scholar-Athlete), Lara Prosenjak (Scholar-Athlete), Raul Teichmann (Scholar-Athlete), Men’s Tennis (All-Academic Team), Women’s Tennis (All-Academic Team) OCSA: Sarah Krause (Academic All-Ohio), Ashley Thiss (Academic All-Ohio), Dani Sowinski (Academic All-Ohio), McKenna Vento (Academic All-Ohio) GCAA: Anton Krecic (All-America Scholar)