Bison Lead the PL with 45 Student-Athletes on Academic Honor Roll

Bison Lead the PL with 45 Student-Athletes on Academic Honor Roll

6/27/2023 10:04:00 AM | Men's Track and Field

LEWISBURG, Pa.- The Bucknell Bison men's track & field team built upon a strong 2022-23 campaign by earning 45 spots on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. The 45 slots were the most by any men's track & field program in the league. The Bison men finished the season with four student-athletes winning All-East honors at the IC4A Championships.

Patriot League student-athletes are selected to the academic honor roll for achieving a 3.2 grade-point average (GPA) or better during the semester in which their League champion is crowned. This marks the sixth-consecutive academic year the League has topped 3,000 honor roll selections. The League previously had 1,184 student-athletes named to the fall academic honor roll.

The winter-spring academic honor roll is comprised of student-athletes from the 15 sports that conduct their League championship during the spring semester, including baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's golf, men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's swimming and diving, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's track & field, women's rowing and softball. The fall academic honor roll encompasses student-athletes from men's and women's cross country, field hockey, football, men's and women's soccer, and volleyball.

Bucknell recorded a League-high 517 student-athletes on the academic honor roll, including 341 during the winter-spring season.

Among the 45 Honor Roll members are 33 who also made the Bucknell Dean's List with a GPA of 3.50 or better. Three Bison earned perfect 4.0 GPAs: Chris Bazela, Angelo, Regec, and Caleb Wooten.

Below are the members of the men's track & field team who made the 2023 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Chris Bazela, Sr., Economics
Colby Belczyk, So., Chemical Engineering/Management for Engineering
Christian Cadmus, Jr., Psychology
Tommy Cahill, Jr., Political Science
John Calisi, Sr., Psychology
Domenic Campagna, Sr., Economics
Peter Clifford, Fr., Animal Behavior
Sam Coughlin, So., International Relations
Max DiCerbo, So., Environmental Studies
Henry Didden, Fr., Bachelor of Arts
Grant Ellis, So., Environmental Engineering
Matt Federovich, Jr., Psychology
Robert Feeney, Jr., Economics
Asa Friedrich, Jr., Economics
Jeffrey Gibbs, Jr., Studio Art
Jayson Harmer, Fr., Bachelor of Arts
Daniel Hilmer, Fr., Bachelor of Arts
Robert Hite, Sr., Music
Seth Hoffritz, Sr., Chemical Engineering/Management for Engineering
Grant Kern, Fr., Mechanical Engineering
Zachary Laird, Sr., Electrical Engineering
Keenan LaMontagne, Fr., Electrical Engineering
Harry Marson, So., Political Science
Ben Morris, Jr., Economics
Matt Perello, Jr., Economics
Franco Perinotti, Sr., Computer and Electrical Engineering
Angelo Regec, So., Electrical Engineering
Rayven Sample, Jr., Education
Kameron Schreffler, Jr., Economics
Wade Shomper, Fr., Bachelor of Arts
Mason Siebenhaar, Fr., Mathematics
Joseph Silvestri, Fr., Bachelor of Arts
Alex Simpson, Jr., Business Analytics
Chris Sims, So., Economics
Peter Sorensen, So., Mathematical Economics
Max Spaulding, Jr., Psychology
Hugh Straine, Fr., Bachelor of Arts
Braden Stryker, So., Management & Organizations
Jaxon White, Sr., English/Political Science
Thomas White, So., Political Science
Samuel Whittaker, Sr., Cell Biology/Biochemistry
Ethan Wolford-Tuffy, Jr., Civil Engineering
Caleb Wooten, Sr., Education
Brayden Young, Fr., Chemical Engineering
Anthony Zamarra, Sr., Biomedical Engineering