Eight Bison Football Players Named Members of NFF Hampshire Honor Society

LEWISBURG, Pa. – The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame (NFF) on Wednesday announced the members of the 2015 NFF Hampshire Honor Society and eight Bucknell players were among the 817 student-athletes honored. This is the ninth year for the society and the 817 honorees was a record. They represented 278 schools.

WR Josh Brake, OL Nevin Hagman, TE/WR Jake Hartman, QB Trey Lauletta, TE Josh Lebo, K Derek Maurer, FB Daniel McManus and OL Brandon Noblett were the eight Bison recognized. Bucknell led the Patriot League in honorees with Holy Cross ranking second with five. Bison represented one-third of the league's 24 society members.

The NFF Hampshire Honor Society includes football players in their last year of college eligibility who maintained a cumulative 3.2 grade-point average or better throughout their college careers.

Bucknell's NFF Hampshire Honor Society Members (major)
Josh Brake (psychology/religion)
Nevin Hagman (chemical engineering)
Jake Hartman (education/psychology)
Trey Lauletta (managing for sustainability)
Josh Lebo (biology)
Derek Maurer (managing for sustainability)
Daniel McManus (economics)
Brandon Noblett (applied mathematical sciences)