Bucknell Athletics Senior Awards - Bucknell University Athletics

'RAY BUCKNELL AWARD
Presented to the student-athletes who through their actions have worked to eliminate attitudes and actions that have separated, excluded or marginalized people in the past and has facilitated true understanding and recognition among multiple campus and Lewisburg community constituencies. (**Note that this award was open to seniors only from 2005-24 and to all classes starting in 2025.**)

2005    Nisan Trotter (football)
2006    Danielle Todman (track & field)
2007    Monica Grinage (softball)
2008    Offeibea Hanson-Hall (cross country/track & field)
2009    Jacquie Kataneksza (field hockey)
2010    Sean Coyne (track & field)
2011    G.W. Boon (basketball)
            Carol Schoenecker (rowing)
2012    Taylor Harris (swimming & diving)
2013    Ashley Rooney (rowing)
2014    Kamal Riley (track & field)
2015    Tori Robinson (softball)
2016    Amanda Fazio (softball)
            Ryan Frazier (basketball)
            Jesse Klug (soccer)
            Katie Price (volleyball)
2017    --
2018    Trey Johnson (football)
            Kafilat Oladiran (track & field)
2019    Harper Stewart (track & field)
2020    Micah Sims (track & field)
2021    Autumn Ceppi (basketball)
            Abby Kapp (basketball)
2022 Nicole Rivait (softball)
Dominic Lyles (football)
2023   Noor Kaur (field hockey)
  Symone Ryans (lacrosse)
2024   Olivia Dey (water polo)
  Caroline McGann (swimming & diving)
2025    Michael Hardyway (football)
            MaKenzie Hilling (softball)
          Chris Sims (football/track & field)

EDWARD W. PANGBURN AWARD
Presented to members of the senior class for sportsmanship, fellowship, and contribution to the University.

1962    William Dearstyne (swimming & diving)
            William Dorr (swimming & diving)
1963    James Koehn (wrestling)
1964    Harry Steen (football)
1965    John Barron (football)
1966    John Skiavo (football)
1967    James States
1968    Dick Kaufmann (football, wrestling)
1969    Craig Greenwood (basketball)
1970    Dave Vassar (football, baseball)
1971    Mike Huffman (swimming & diving)
1972    Art Wilkins (football)
1973    Steve Eck (baseball)
1974    Jack Sauer (wrestling)
1975    John McManigal (tennis)
1976    Sam Stettler (basketball)
            Chick Wagner (golf)
1977    Karl Meyer (football)
1978    Tom Hislop (football)
1979    Len Klebanoff (basketball)
1980    Bob Greenly (wrestling)
1981    Mike Debraggio (cross country, track & field)
            Dave Hibbard (football)
            Liz Rabenold (field hockey, basketball, lacrosse)
1982    Gary Fritz (football)
          Martha Parker (swimming & diving)
1983    Jeanne Minahan (field hockey, lacrosse)
            Marty Schaetzle (football)
1984    Tim Owen (basketball)
          Holly Vaughn (swimming & diving)
1985    Anne Elzer (swimming & diving)
            Eric Hegedus (basketball)
            Graham Robinson (soccer)
1986 Cheryl Conrad (volleyball)
            Bill Wilson (track & field)
1987    Tom Dominick (football)
          Kathy Lynch (swimming & diving)
1988 Trudi Bendon (cross country, track & field)
            Jim Marshall (football)
1989    Michael Krafczyk (cross country, track & field)
          Jennifer Walz (basketball)
1990 Theresa Barg (softball)
            Rob D'Allesandro (lacrosse)
            Joe Markulike (baseball)
1991 Christina Baselga (soccer)
            Keith Fenton (basketball)
          Kristina Haas (lacrosse)
            Trevor Smith (football)
1992    Michael Conway (lacrosse)
          Kara Forisisky (volleyball)
          Jen Reeb (swimming & diving)
            John Spatafore (football)
1993    Denis Maguire (baseball)
          Katrina Mueller (field hockey)
            Todd Streelman (lacrosse)
          Danielle Ward (field hockey)
1994    Raymond Brown (basketball)
            Clay Burkle (wrestling)
          Bridget Collins (soccer)
          Eliza Wampler (lacrosse)
1995    Colleen Brooks (swimming & diving)
            Rob Glus (football)
          Joanne Lewis (volleyball)
            Andrew Welty (football)
1996 Colleen Bannister (softball)
            Brian Gay (football)
          Brenda Hayduk (volleyball)
            Tom Roller (soccer)
1997 Megahn Hallahan (lacrosse)
1998 Ashley Elder (softball)
          Steve Pratico (football)
1999 Leslie Blue (basketball)
          Annie Hamlin (lacrosse)
            Jeremy Myers (football)
          Josselyn Timko (football manager)
2000    Lucas Carlaw (football)
            Alex Rudis (lacrosse)
          Katie Senderowitz (soccer)
          Kristina Tan (softball)
2001 Kristen Erb (soccer)
            Ian Joseph (baseball)
2002    Gregg Farmery (baseball)
          Erin Plasteras (field hockey)
2003    Richard Alexander (track & field)
          Meredith Gill (softball)
2004 Samantha Berthod (tennis)
            Michael Willats (swimming & diving)
2005    Curtis Bolig (sports medicine)
          Jackie Leahy (volleyball)
2006    Todd Bauer (swimming & diving)
          Mary Krakowski (swimming & diving)
2007    Abe Badmus (basketball)
          Nikki Woodward (swimming & diving)
2008 Erin Cranmer-Hart (cross country, track & field)
            Darren Mastropaolo (basketball)
2009    Mark Schmiegel (soccer)
          Lauren Schober (basketball)
2010 Allison Janda (cross country, track & field)
            David Marble (wrestling)
2011    Drew Fitzgerald (track & field)
          Katie Jurenovich (golf)
2012 Casey Crowley (soccer)
            Josh Eden (football)
2013 Emily Gladstone (rowing)
            Joe Willman (basketball)
2014 Lauren Bernard (golf)
            Brandon Wesley (football)
2015    Katie Jessee (cross country, track & field)
            Steven Kaspar (basketball)
2016 Tyler Craig (basketball)
            Jesse Klug (soccer)
2017 Alexis Gannon (soccer)
            Zack Rockmore (soccer)
2018 Celina Antonellis (softball)
            Stephen Brown (basketball)
2019 Jamisen DeWitt (lacrosse)
            Nate Sestina (basketball)
2020    Peter Bradbeer (golf)
          Chloe Poltonavage (field hockey)
2021    Tyler Keiser (football)
          Kali Peeples (lacrosse)
2022 Abby Neff (lacrosse)
            Patrick O'Hara (soccer)
2023   Alex Timmerman (basketball)
          Maddie Wickers (rowing)
2024   Coleman Bennett (football)
          Zoie Smith (softball)
2025 Allie Boyce (lacrosse)
          Justin DiSanto (swimming & diving)

RONALD J. "PETE" PEDRICK AWARD
1989-24: Presented to members of the senior class in recognition of demonstrated improvement and special contributions to Bucknell athletics over a four-year period.
2025-: Presented to the "Breakout Performers of the Year".

1989 Christine Center (basketball)
            Jeffrey Scotton (wrestling)
1990    Pete O'Brien (cross country, track & field)
            Mark Williams (football)
          Julie Winkler (track & field)
1991    Kelly Appler (swimming & diving)
            Todd Hatajik (football)
Karen Shimomura (track & field)
            John Ziegler (water polo)
1992    Jim Bock (track & field)
            Evan Goldsmith (soccer)
          Geri Kernisan (track & field)
1993    Gina Abraham (track & field)
            Janne Kilpelainen (football)
            John Lewis (cross country, track & field)
            Edward Williams (rowing)
1994    Mike Bronson (cross country, track & field)
Kristin Evans (swimming & diving)
            Matt Jepsen (swimming & diving)
1995    Stew Harris (swimming & diving)
          Jeanne Klawon (swimming & diving)
            Dave Scranton (baseball)
1996    Karim Abdul-Matin (track & field)
            Kevin Silverman (baseball)
            Erik Stieler (track & field)
          Lauren Weihl (tennis)
          Maggie Whitman (rowing)
1997    Kate Dei Cas (track & field)
          Dani Johnston (field hockey)
            Gordon Mboya (basketball)
            Brett Warner (track & field)
1998    Chris Peer (football)
            Brian Torres (track & field)
          Amy Turnshek (volleyball)
1999    Chris Kearney (cross country, track & field)
            Mike McCarthy (baseball)
Liz Murphy (lacrosse)
            Jason Wancowicz (football)
2000    Dave Bronfenbrenner (cross country, track & field)
            Frank Fresconi (baseball)
          Katey Twombly (field hockey)
          Sara Vargo (track & field)
2001    Maura Higgs (field hockey)
            Ken Kosteva (golf)
2002    Ryan McCarty (water polo)
          Barbara Morgan (swimming & diving)
2003   Jessica Hetrich (golf)
            Boakai Lalugba (basketball)
2004    Lindsey Gentel (field hockey)
            Albert Marquardt (football)
2005 Nada Curcic (tennis)
            Chris Niesz (basketball)
2006    Sean Conover (football)
          Chelsea Mills (tennis)
2007    Matt Forys (cross country, track & field)
            Katie Urosevic (field hockey)
2008    Victoria Gilbert (cross country, track & field)
            Jake Meyer (track & field)
2009    Ryan Sandburg (tennis)
          Jewel Yost (rowing)
2010    Nick Donahue (water polo)
          Mary Wilson (rowing)
2011    Jake Clarke (lacrosse)
          Sara Moniz (cross country, track & field)
2012    Billy Eisenreich (lacrosse)
            Emily Liggett (cross country, track & field)
            Bryce Robertson (football)
2013 Alexandra Romanelli (track & field)
            Evan Zimmer (tennis)
2014 Alyssa Cardillo (track & field)
            Ray Holmes (track & field)
2015    Anthony Gingerelli (baseball)
          Liz Wills (field hockey)
2016   Jess Bridle (track & field)
            Clayton Ewell (football)
2017    Tyler Greene (wrestling)
          Sune Swart (basketball)
2018    Lauren Hudson (track & field)
            Sean O'Brien (lacrosse)
            Connor Van Hoose (baseball)
2019    Pat Finn (football)
          Kate Walker (basketball)
2020    Abby Merriman (swimming & diving)
            Logan Schofield (water polo)
2021 Tessa Brugler (basketball)
            Connor McMenamin (cross country, track & field)
2022 Claire Mensi (soccer)
            Liam Pitt (swimming & diving)
2023 Bridget Lalonde (track & field)
            Kyle Lyons (baseball)
2024 Cat Jamison (volleyball)
            Ethan Wolford-Tuffy (track & field)
2025 Aidan Lawlor (soccer)
          Caleigh O'Connell (volleyball)

LEE S. "BUD" RANCK MEMORIAL AWARD
1996-24: Presented to members of the senior class for outstanding spirit and contributions to the Bucknell athletics program.
2025-: Presented to student-athletes who have demonstrated outstanding leadership during that academic year.

1996    Rob Bird (football)
Laura Hagan (lacrosse)
            Heath Mathias (baseball)
          Carrie Rising (rowing)
1997    Ethan Buckley (swimming & diving)
          Jenn Gombos (softball)
          Allison Morris (volleyball)
1998 Jessica Mathieson (basketball, track & field)
            Brendan Whitworth (soccer)
            Scott Woodworth (swimming & diving)
1999    Steve Bomberger (tennis)
          Kim Delfs (basketball)
2000    Malina Anderson (field hockey)
            T.K. Kelly (tennis)
Kim McGrath (track & field)
            John Papadakis (football)
2001 Julie McLaughlin (water polo)
            James Miante (water polo, swimming & diving)
2002    Mark Tallman (football)
          Shannon Walker (volleyball)
2003    Chris Feinthel (swimming & diving)
          Kate Franks (basketball)
          Suzanne Raffaele (lacrosse)
2004    Maria Garcia (track & field)
            Peter Garvin (swimming & diving)
2005 Jamie Flick (swimming & diving)
            Kevin Ransome (football)
2006 Veronica Brown (tennis)
            Kyle Walter (baseball)
2007    Mark Masterson (water polo)
          Catherine Trentacoste (track & field)
2008 Krista Lee Gentile (soccer)
            Jason Rechel (water polo)
2009    Gabriel Heiber (water polo)
          Aubrey Rowe (water polo)
2010    Andrew Cohen (golf)
          Chelsey Musante (track & field)
2011    Kandis Canonica (water polo)
            Darryl Shazier (basketball)
2012 Mallory Smith (field hockey)
            Eric Sokoloski (swimming & diving)
2013 Alex MacLean (softball)
            Matt Napleton (water polo)
2014 Rachel Misko (field hockey)
            Jackson Place (lacrosse)
2015 Tara Boyle (swimming & diving)
            Bryson Hough (baseball)
2016    Chris Hass (basketball)
          Jen Silvestri (track & field)
2017    Diana Hanson (swimming & diving)
            Brett Smith (baseball)
2018 Jackie Ham (soccer)
            Tyler Smith (wrestling)
2019    Chadd Cummings (swimming & diving)
          Lexi Quick (field hockey)
2020    Cooper Dolan (water polo)
          Emma Hadley (swimming & diving)
2021    Ashley Blair (cross country, track & field)
            Matt Thorsheim (soccer)
2022 Nick Crovatto (lacrosse)
          Erin Sullivan (rowing)
2023 Kayla Kisthardt (field hockey)
            Adrien Touzot (water polo)
2024 Jacob Corson (baseball)
          Brooke Tracey (soccer)
2025 Freddie Lapworth (soccer)
          Madison Roukey (softball)

ALBERT E. HUMPHREYS AWARD
Presented to the most outstanding senior male multiple-sport athletes.

1963    Richard Tyrell (football, baseball)
1964    Joseph Elliott (football, baseball)
1965    Don Horning (cross country, track & field)
1966    --
1967    Robert Zavorskas (basketball, baseball)
1968    Dick Kaufmann (football, wrestling)
1969    Ed Farver (lacrosse, basketball)
1970    Randy Ruger (football, baseball)
            Vic Cegles (basketball, baseball)
            Dave Rath (soccer, tennis)
1971    Gene Luccarelli (football, baseball)
            Chris Riley (basketball, baseball)
1972    Tom Hagerty (cross country, track & field)
1973    Doug Nauman (track & field, football)
            Mitch Farbstein (football, track & field)
1974    Bill Ledgerwood (cross country, track & field)
1975    Frank Carroll (cross country, track & field)
1976    Gary Toubman (soccer, lacrosse)
1977    Jim Nesbitt (football, lacrosse)
1978    Jay Fisette (water polo, swimming & diving)
1979    Andy Karpuk (water polo, swimming & diving)
1980    Jim Knight (cross country, track & field)
1981    Paul Adkins (basketball, tennis)
1982    Ken Durr (football, baseball)
1983    Ed Hughes (football, baseball)
1984    Tim Pangonas (football, wrestling)
1985 Bob Rhein (soccer, lacrosse)
1986    Jeff Hilk (water polo, swimming & diving)
1987    Paul Duffy (water polo, swimming & diving)
            Carl Kemmerer (cross country, track & field)
1988    Ken Sevensky (cross country, track & field)
1989    Ted Aceto (baseball, basketball)
1990    John Floyd (cross country, track & field)
1991    Paul Austin (football, track & field)
1992    Tom Wuchinich (cross country, track & field)
            Kevin Schroth (water polo, swimming & diving)
1993    Blaine Fawcett (football, track & field)
1994    Brad Bernardini (football, track & field)
1995    Steve Clarke (cross country, track & field)
1996    --
1997    David Granger (cross country, track & field)
1998    Antonio Lannes (water polo, swimming & diving)
1999    Matt Kodak (cross country, track & field)
2000    Steve Burman (football, lacrosse)
2001    Kevin Eiben (football, baseball)
2002    --
2003    Bryan Johnston (cross country, track & field)
2004    Wes Reinhardt (cross country, track & field)
2005    Dan Lounsbury (cross country, track & field)
2006    Kevin Brown (cross country, track & field)

MARGARET L. "PEG" BRYAN AWARD
Presented to the most outstanding senior female multiple-sport athletes.

1978    Pam Heller (lacrosse, field hockey)
1979    Bobbi Castens (field hockey, basketball, lacrosse)
1980    Ann Bischoff (cross country, track)
1981    Elizabeth Rabenold (basketball, lacrosse)
            Jill Henry (field hockey, basketball, softball)
1982    Anne Kennedy (field hockey, lacrosse)
1983    Jeanne Minahan (field hockey, lacrosse)
1984    Meg Gianesello (basketball, softball)
1985    Janet Unger (field hockey, softball)
1986    None
1987    Dianne Czarnecki (field hockey, softball)
1988    Stacey Spitko (basketball, softball)
1989    Lynne Walshaw (basketball, softball)
1990    Maris Keesling (field hockey, softball)
1991    None
1992    None
1993    Lisa Fink (basketball, softball)
1994    Heather Hoehn (volleyball, softball)
1995    Heidi Dawson (volleyball, softball)
1996    Casey Hollister (basketball, softball)
            Kerry McDonnell (soccer, softball)
1997    Amy Green (soccer, lacrosse)
            Kate McIlvain (field hockey, lacrosse)
1998    None
1999    Julie Sweitzer (cross country, track)
2000    Carly Graytock (cross country, track)
2001    Amanda Youmell (cross country, track)
2002    Becki Marshall (cross country, track)
2003    Nicki Piper (cross country, track)
2004    Daniela Faas (swimming, water polo)
2005    Jennifer Marsh (cross country, track)
2006    Kayla Halloran (cross country, track)

BRYAN-HUMPHREYS AWARD
2007-24: Presented to student-athletes from the senior class who exhibited exceptional versatility within their sport, displaying outstanding achievement and the selfless determination to help the team succeed by contributing in a variety of ways.
2025-: Presented to the "Rookie of the Year."

MEN
2007 Lauren Bricker (cross country, track & field)
2008    Corey Curnutte (soccer)
          Hope Foster (basketball)
2009 Nicole Marotta (soccer)
            John Togneri (lacrosse)
2010    A.J. Kizekai (football)
          Amy Mantush (track & field)
2011    Caitlin Holtz (soccer)
            Ross Liberati (soccer)
2012 Rebecca Misko (track & field)
            Andrew Powell (soccer, track & field)
2013    Ryan Gutowski (football, lacrosse)
          Tayler Siegrist (field hockey, track & field)
2014    Jacob Eaton-Hall (track & field)
          Katelyn Miller (lacrosse)
2015    Courtney Nelson (soccer)
            Kevin Tapper (track & field)
2016 Amanda Fazio (softball)
            Alex Spring (lacrosse)
2017 Sarah Chandler (cross country, track & feld)
          Maddy Molinari (lacrosse)
            Jack Robinson (swimming & diving)
2018 Julianna Foss (swimming & diving)
            Nicholas Lombardo (track & field)
2019 Julie Byrne (swimming & divnig)
            Bryan Marine (football)
2020 Nina Benson (water polo)
            Stefone Moore-Green (football)
2021    P.J. Barr (football)
          Alexandra Butz (track & field)
2022   Michaela Bracken (track & field)
            Sean Quinn (swimming & diving)
2023 Ella Payer (lacrosse)
            Gavin Pringle (football)
2024 Chris Fabian (swimming & diving)
          Lila Gaughan (track & field)
2025 Alexandra Lea (track & field)
          Clara Renner (swimming & diving)
          Tariq Thomas (football)

JOHN F. ZELLER AWARD
Presented to members of the senior class for outstanding contributions to Bison Athletics, while exemplifying the best of Bucknell in the manner that John Zeller did in his 68 years of service to the University.

2012    Bob Donato (baseball)
2013    Lindsay Horbatuck (basketball)
            Bryson Johnson (basketball)
2014 Kristen Purdy (swimming & diving)
            Tracey Smith (football)
2015 Lauren Perry (swimming & diving)
            Brian Ward (soccer)
          Kristen Zahn (softball)
2016    Ryan Frazier (basketball)
          Katie Price (volleyball)
2017    Cora Climo (soccer)
            Victor Lopez (wrestling)
2018 Meghan Kovac (softball)
            Will Sands (lacrosse)
2019    Kyi English (basketball)
            Kimbal Mackenzie (basketball)
2020 Halie Mariano (softball)
            Tyler Wincig (baseball)
2021 Leah Fogelsanger (field hockey)
            Peter Marren (baseball)
2022 Daniela Bellini (tennis)
            Tarrin Earle (football)
2023   Will Greer (baseball)
          Petie Nassetta (soccer)
2024   Hannah Stuck (soccer)
            Tim Zelikovsky (tennis)
2025 Jack Roberto (soccer)
Katie Schiano (soccer)

ROBERT A. LATOUR SERVICE AWARD
Presented for extraordinary service to Bucknell and local communities. (**Note that this award was open to seniors only from 2005-24 and to all classes starting in 2025.**)

1993    Chris Drowne (basketball manager)
1994 Wendi Fitz (softball)
            Vince Mays (football)
            Carl Lindquist (rowing)
1995 Heidi Dawson (softball)
            Mark McGuire (tennis)
1996 Allyson Gillespie (swimming & diving)
            Steve Noteboom (football)
1997 Sara Bloom (rowing)
1998    Dave Apollon (baseball)
          Joylyn Brown (track & field)
          Amy Riviere (soccer)
1999    Maureen Breslin (field hockey)
          Jessica Quintana (track & field)
            Phil Schmehl (rowing)
2000    Dyrika Cameron (basketball)
          Nicole Zergebel (softball)
2001    Steph Morgan (softball)
            Kevin Permisohn (water polo)
2002 Monique LeBlanc (basketball)
            Larry Scheetz (baseball)
2003 Laurie Purse (soccer)
            Billy Windle (football)
2004    Tim Johnson (football)
          Abbey Seaboyer (soccer)
2005    Ryan Goodman (lacrosse)
          Cody Keffer (water polo)
2006    Ryan Bower (football)
          Kelly O'Brien (field hockey)
2007 Christine Drasba (rowing)
            Stefan Niemczyk (football)
2008 Brittany Kaplan (rowing)
            Tommy Orr (lacrosse)
2009 Megan Hathaway (track & field)
            Kevin Mullen (football)
2010    Kyle Anthony (track & field)
          Sherry Finkel (softball)
2011    John Collett (lacrosse)
            Ryan Klipstein (lacrosse)
          Laura Twichell (swimming & diving)
2012    Christine Holodnik (rowing)
            Matt Segar (swimming & diving)
2013    Mike Huffner (lacrosse)
          Alaina Puff (rowing)
2014    Todd Heritage (lacrosse)
          Rose Lewis (volleyball)
2015    Audrey Dotson (basketball)
            Trey Lauletta (football)
2016 Leanne Archer (swimming & diving)
            Zach Henkhaus (lacrosse)
2017 --
2018 Eve Lukowski (lacrosse)
            Mark Pyles (football)
2019    Jubal Early (golf)
          Emily Gabriel (rowing)
2020    Ali Russo (soccer)
            Brandon Stokes (wrestling)
2021 Bri Kropinack (soccer)
            Eamon O'Connor (soccer)
2022 Matthew Barkauskas (lacrosse)
          Erin Zielinski (field hockey)
2023   Chris Lanciano (wrestling)
          Lauren Rader (lacrosse)
2024 Ruben Anderson (football)
          Olivia Bush (field hockey)
2025 Abaigeal Robertson (rowing)
          Terian Williams II (football)

BRADLEY N. TUFTS AWARD
Presented to members of the senior class in recognition of exceptional athletic achievement and contribution to Bucknell athletics.

*Note: This award was formerly known as the WTGC/WUNS Award and the WMLP/WVLY Award.

1989    David Domsohn (soccer)
          Jill Wise (track & field)
1990    Susie Hopper (basketball)
            Grant Tormey (basketball manager)
1991    Roger Ahrens (baseball)
            Jay Butler (football)
          Kristen Colbert (volleyball)
1992 Ella Episcopo (track & field)
            Dave Koerner (baseball)
            Jeff Pape (football)
1993    George Swann (wrestling)
            Kurt Waldner (baseball)
          Jen Yuengling (softball)
1994    Scott Sutfin (baseball)
          Kathy Wurster (cross country, track & field)
            Dan Zappa (football)
1995    Steve Clarke (cross country, track & field)
Jen Kangas (lacrosse)
          Leigh Owens (lacrosse)
            Gary Peatross (football)
            Mike Rush (wrestling)
1996 Tracy Bass (field hockey)
            Pete Gorski (baseball)
            Jeff Graf (golf)
1997    Jim Fox (football)
            Alex Inclan (baseball)
          Heather Rendle (volleyball)
          Chiara Sockel (basketball)
1998    Josh Hartman (golf)
Jamie Paldin (field hockey)
            Darryl Volpicelli (track & field)
          Liz Woodrow (soccer)
1999    Zach Blixt (water polo)
            Dana Cull (water polo)
            Martin Gilliard (basketball)
          Heidi Hammes (lacrosse)
          Emily Pomeroy (volleybal)
2000    Dan Bowen (basketball)
Sarah Diegnan (rowing)
            Tyler Prout (baseball)
            Bryan Schiding (track & field)
          Kelly Wilson (swimming & diving, water polo)
          Kate Wood (swimming & diving)
2001    Brooke Bader (volleyball)
            Bill Epley (soccer)
2002    David Kennedy (water polo)
Vicki Quimby (basketball)
2003 Darby Golino (swimming & diving)
            Nick Taylor (soccer)
2004 Desire Almind (basketball)
            Blaise Fletcher (lacrosse)
2005 Tolu Fayanjuola (track & field)
            Michael Lookingland (soccer)
2006 Liz Jordan (field hockey)
            Brad Roslyn (water polo)
2007    Dorian Petersen (football)
          Christa Sawko (track & field)
2008    Kesha Champion (basketball)
            Joey Kuterbach (soccer)
2009 Amanda Brown (bsketball)
            Billy Haire (lacrosse)
2010 Tania Varela (tennis)
            Austin Winter (lacrosse)
2011    Richie Hyden (water polo)
          Lauren Lucido (tennis)
2012    Bryan Cohen (basketball)
          Minjoo Lee (golf)
2013    Justin Hicks (track & field)
        Sasha Hornock (track & field)
2014    Mike Nicholson (swimming & diving)
          Kelly Pontecorvo (swimming & diving)
2015    Andrew Garcia-Garrison (cross country, track & field)
          Kelsey Mucelli (field hockey)
2016 Maria Cioffi (tennis)
            Chris Thorsheim (soccer)
2017    Will Carter (football, track & field)
          Anna Wills (field hockey)
2018    Abdullah Anderson (football)
          Lisa Jouravleva (tennis)
2019    Matt Fay (track & field)
          Lauren Hadley (softball)
2020 Raeanne Geffert (softball)
            Drew Phipps (wrestling)
2021    Ally Furano (water polo)
            Nicholas Marino (track & field)
2022 Chris Cannizzaro (baseball)
          Taylor O'Brien (basketball)
2023 Abby Gearhart (soccer)
            Blake Wisdom (golf)
2024 Jack Forrest (basketball)
          Karen Hull (track & field)
2025 Jordan Hardy (volleyball)
          Chris Kopac (swimming & diving)

BISON CLUB AWARD
1968-24: Presented to the senior athletes who best exemplify the winning spirit of the University's athletic program.
2025-: Presented to the "Athlete of the Year".

MEN
1968    Charlie Sacavage (wrestling)
1969    Ed Farver (lacrosse, basketball)
1970    Bill Montgomery (wrestling)
1971    Don Giacomelli (football)
1972    Kirk Bishop (lacrosse)
            Tom Rivoire (wrestling)
1973    Paul Biko (basketball)
1974    John Dailey (football)
1975    Frank Carroll (cross country, track & field)
1976 Lois Guy (swimming & diving)
            Rick Wardrop (football)
1977    Karl Kroneberg (football)
            Bob Scott (track & field)
          Irene Stein (field hockey, basketball)
1978    Bill Clifford (football)
          Louise King (tennis)
1979    Pete Von Hoffman (lacrosse)
          Karin Wegener (field hockey, basketball, lacrosse)
1980    Pat Flannery (basketball)
          Kathy Kline (field hockey, lacrosse)
1981    Stu Berger (lacrosse)
          Jill Henry (field hockey, basketball, softball)
1982    Kathy Frazier (swimming & diving)
            Rick Sayre (cross country, track & field)
1983 Jenny Burke (basketball)
            Mark Hulme (cross country, track & field)
1984    Ed Sigl (basketball)
          Jody Travisano (basketball)
1985    Bob Gibbon (football)
            Brian Harshman (cross country, track & field)
          Beth Hopper (basketball)
          Sue Ramage (field hockey, lacrosse)
1986    Lisa DiBernardo (softball)
            Mike Shaak (soccer)
1987    Mark Allsteadt (basketball)
          Cindy Barbosa (field hockey)
1988    Charles Cole (cross country, track & field)
            Greg Schiano (football)
          Karen Oliver (swimming & diving)
          Patty Owens (softball)
1989    Garrin Kapecki (water polo)
          Susan Rowland (track & field)
1990 Molly Elliott (basketball)
            Ed Hess (tennis)
            Mike Sgambelluri (cross country, track & field)
1991    Carla Banashek (swimming & diving)
            Bryan Burns (wrestling)
            Lester Erb (football)
          Alison Saeger (track & field)
1992 Mary Ann Benack (tennis)
            Brian Henesey (football)
            Ken Herceg (wrestling)
            Mark Kennedy (baseball)
            Joy Sandler (basketball)
            Karen Stagliano (tennis)
1993 Juliet McGee (basketball)
            Kristen Opdyke (corss country, track & field)
            Mike Van Doren (wrestling)
1994 Kymm Carlson (tennis)
            Doug Dollenberg (golf)
Kathleen Hartnett (swimming & diving)
            Jeff Kangas (lacrosse)
1995 Bridget Dean (track & field)
          Kristina Lutter (tennis)
            Rick Steenson (swimming & diving)
1996 Allyson Gillespie (swimming & diving)
            Kihlon Golden (basketball)
            Jon Methven (lacrosse)
            Kevin Wenk (basketball)
1997 Lisa Allen (track & field)
            Pete Cann (baseball)
1998    Mike Anders (baseball)
            Wally Hurdley (football)
Tina Jones (field hockey)
            Alex Lunding (water polo)
          Jen Rice (track & field)
1999    Wally Dietrich (cross country, track & field)
            Matt Kodak (cross country, track & field)
            Erich Muzi (football)
          Alexis Rush (rowing)
          Jenny Snyder (softball)
          Tria Tyler (track & field)
2000    Nicole Brandemarti (swimming & diving)
            Ron Hess (cross country, track & field)
Lori Houck (basketball)
            Steve Ward (lacrosse)
2001    Mark Juelis (lacrosse)
          Anne Richards (lacrosse)
2002   Melissa Montefusco (lacrosse)
            Jabu Powell (football)
2003 Theresa Dennis (cross country, track & field)
            Justin Sussman (lacrosse)
2004    Greg Costello (cross country, track & field)
          Brandi Trapasso (volleyball)
2005    Jackie Feinthel (swimming & diving)
            Daris Wilson (football)
2006    Kevin Bettencourt (basketball)
          Danielle Todman (track & field)
2007    Marjorie Grap (track & field)
            Charlie Waddell (golf)
2008 Meagan Gins (water polo)
            Ira Reibeisen (tennis)
2009    Kerry Boyle (track & field)
          Jennifer Dervarics (soccer)
2010    Conor O'Brien (soccer)
          Valentina Rozas (water polo)
2011 Molly Goebel (swimming & diving)
            Doug Shribman (baseball)
2012 Sarah Bella (track & field)
            Ted Heitzman (track & field)
2013    Leonard Joseph (track & field)
          Liz Porcellio (swimming & diving)
2014    Cameron Ayers (basketball)
          Shelby Romine (basketball)
2015    David Dickson (lacrosse)
          Cydnee Sanders (softball)
2016 Sophia Nnadi (track & field)
            Joe Stolfi (wrestling)
2017    Louis Behnen (swimming & diving)
          Kate Scott (cross country, track & field)
2018    Chris Devlin (swimming & diving)
          Meghan Holtz (soccer)
2019    Colleen Buckley (cross country, track & field)
            J.P. Raftery (golf)
2020    Jeff Brown (track & field)
          Ellie Mack (basketball)
2021    Chris Tanabe (golf)
          Maggie Wyngowski (swimming & diving)
2022 Andrew Funk (basketball)
          Ashlyn Ramos (cross country, track & field)
2023 Darren Miller (wrestling)
          Sabrina Vumbacco (swimming & diving)
2024 Dorian Crosby (wrestling)
          Meghan Quinn (track & field)
2025 Evelyn Bliss (track & field)
          Amar Tahirovic (tennis)

ALVIN F. JACKSON JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD
Presented to members of the senior class for outstanding academic and athletic achievement, and future promise as Bucknell alumni.

1989 Jennifer Walz (basketball)
            Steve West (cross country, track & field)
1990    Mike Dermer (baseball)
          Margaret Wilkes (track & field)
1991    Norbert Berenyi (cross country, track & field)
          Kelly Marsh (cross country, track & field)
1992    Matt Deardorff (cross country, track & field)
          Kathleen Sullivan (volleyball)
1993    David "Whitey" Berardinelli (football)
          Suzanne Chairsell (field hockey)
1994    Brian Walter (baseball)
          Patricia Way (field hockey, lacrosse)
1995    Greg Beatty (soccer)
            Joanne Crane (soccer)
            Marc Ortland (rowing)
1996    Michael Marquis (rowing)
            Andrew Trietley (lacrosse)
          Carolyn Zesk (field hockey)
1997    Steve Rutkowski (baseball)
Julie Shafer (cross country, track & field)
            Tom Welch (basketball)
1998    Karen Leonard (track & field)
          Kristen Sandel (softball)
            Kevin Zawilski (swimming & diving)
1999 Stacey Waite (softball)
            Taro Yoshitome (lacrosse)
2000 Jennifer Hart (cross country, track & field)
            Valter Karavanic (basketball)
Katie McElligott (soccer)
            Matt Potalivo (baseball)
2001    David Evans (football)
          Jessica Smith (rowing)
2002    Ryan Weber (soccer)
          Abby Weaver (swimming & diving)
2003    Adam Kaufman (track & field)
          Lauren Schwarz (soccer)
2004    Ben Stoll (baseball)
          Breean Trapasso (volleyball)
2005    Jonathan Hemmert (soccer)
          Katie Pfeifer (cross country, track & field)
2006    Adam Freeman (diving)
          Lauren Wible (softball)
2007 Shannon Curd (soccer)
            Ryan Gryskevicz (baseball)
2008 Kelly Hoffman (field hockey)
            David Mante (track & field)
2009    Kevin MacLeod (track & field)
          Gillian Nordquist (cross country, track & field)
2010    Patrick Selwood (soccer)
          Kim Weaver (rowing)
2011 Alyssa DeLorenz (lacrosse)
            Travis Nissley (football)
2012    Tim Bolte (football)
          Jillian O'Mara (rowing)
2013 Carolie Tolli (cross country, track & field)
            Christian Treat (swimming & diving)
2014    Joe Meyer (soccer)
          Emily Waksmusnki (track & field)
2015 Margo Boyd (rowing)
            Derek Maurer (football)
2016    Matt DelMauro (football)
          Abby Watson (field hockey)
2017    Luke Giugliano (cross country, track & field)
          Rachel Perry (swimming & diving)
2018    Kendall Ham (soccer)
            Zach Thomas (basketball)
2019    Jeff Gottesman (baseball)
          Nicole Rupnik (field hockey)
2020    Alex Pechin (football)
          Brittany Willwerth (field hockey)
2021    Kaelyn Long (field hockey)
            Rick Mottram (football)
2022 Karly Forker (cross country, track & field)
            Zach Hartman (wrestling)
2023 Brent Jackson (football)
          Clara McCormick (field hockey)
2024   Juliette Gaggini (rowing)
            Duncan Hill (lacrosse)
2025 Whitney King (tennis)
          Kurt Phipps (wrestling)

CHRISTY MATHEWSON AWARD
Presented to the outstanding senior athletes.

1968    Dick Kaufmann (football, wrestling)
1969    Sam Havrilak (football)
1970    Randy Ruger (baseball, football)
            Greg Olson (swimming & diving)
1971    Gene Luccarelli (football, baseball)
1972    Steve Baird (tennis)
            Peter O'Keefe (swimming & diving)
1973    Doug Nauman (track & field, football)
1974    Carl Probst (football)
1975    Bill Drake (swimming & diving)
            Bruce Strasburg (soccer)
1976    Geoff Miller (swimming & diving)
1977    Scott Strasburg (soccer)
1978    Pam Heller (lacrosse, field hockey)
            Tom McLean (track & field)
            Tom Scotton (wrestling)
1979    George Buckheit (track & field, cross country)
          Karin Wegener (field hockey, basketball, lacrosse)
1980    Bob Barry (basketball)
          Kathy Kline (field hockey, lacrosse)
1981    Jill Henry (field hockey, basketball, softball)
            Al Leslie (basketball)
Liz Rabenold (basketball, lacrosse)
            Scott Schulte (water polo, swimming & diving)
1982 Kathy Frazier (swimming & diving)
            Ken Jenkins (football)
1983    Mark Brotherton (soccer)
          Lonnie Fertik (track & field)
1984    Sue Gray (lacrosse, field hockey)
          Bill Reifsnyder (track & field, cross country)
          Nancy Russo (track & field)
1985    Jaye Andrews (basketball)
            Gabi Czaja (cross country, track & field)
            Dave Kucera (football)
1986    Pam Brooks (lacrosse)
            Jeff Hilk (swimming & diving, water polo)
            Mark Wisniewski (football)
1987 Ann Kirwin (basketball)
          Katch Lynch (swimming & diving)
            Chris Seneca (basketball)
1988    Jim Harvey (swimming & diving, water polo)
          Stacey Spitko (basketball, softball)
1989    Mike Butts (basketball)
Jennifer Walz (basketball)
1990    Scott Auchenbach (football)
            Mike Joseph (basketball)
            Joe Markulike (baseball)
          Judy Perry (cross country, track & field)
1991    Mike Augsberger (football)
          Julie Bachman (basketball)
            Tom Marchetti (wrestling)
            Lynnette McBride (track & field)
            Sharon Nichols (softball)
1992 Jeanette Aurand (field hockey)
            Bill Courtney (basketball)
            Patrick King (basketball)
Tricia Plasko (track & field)
            Don Steenson (swimming & diving)
          Leslie Why (field hockey, lacrosse)
1993    Mike Bright (basketball)
            Jay Gross (swimming & diving)
          Margaret Grunow (swimming & diving)
1994    Almira Baldwin (field hockey)
            Bob Ferraro (wrestling)
            Chris Simpson (basketball)
Tricia Way (field hockey, lacrosse)
            Justin Zackey (lacrosse)
1995 Julia Diaz (tennis)
          Lisa Gibbons (soccer)
          Tameka Hinton (track & field)
            Marc Ortland (crew)
            Russ Strohecker (football)
            Rick Van Embergh (track & field)
1996    Brian Anderson (basketball)
            Ed Burman (football)
Sara Den Besten (rowing)
            Hugh Donovan (lacrosse)
Norine Nadeau (track & field)
            Tim Nesvig (water polo)
          Katie Steele (volleyball)
1997    Megan Bossuyt (field hockey)
            Rich Lemon (football)
          Susie Teitsworth (volleyball)
1998    Willie Hill (football)
            J.R. Holden (basketball)
          Jen Myers (swimming & diving)
          Melissa Wharton (volleyball)
1999    Jon Golaszewski (lacrosse)
            Alex Johnson (swimming & diving)
          Julie Sweitzer (cross country, track & field)
2000    Yetunde Daniels (track & field)
            Brian Pitzer (wrestling)
            Dave Pomfret (track & field)
          Jen Zimmerman (field hockey)
2001    Kevin Eiben (football, baseball)
          Molly Lowe (swimming & diving)
2002    Bryan Bailey (basketball)
          Stephanie Bango (track & field)
2003    Molly Creamer (basketball)
            Adam Lord (football)
2004 Meghan Freese (swimming & diving)
            Noel Powell (track & field)
2005 Meg Blitzer (water polo)
            Chris Cara (lacrosse)
2006    Lectie Altman (swimming & diving)
            Charles Lee (basketball)
2007 Melanie Buczko (track & field)
            Chris McNaughton (basketball)
2008 Katherine Brewster-Duffy (rowing)
            Jason Buursma (baseball)
2009 Page Kannor (rowing)
            Mark Kawczenski (swimming & diving)
2010    Andy Rendos (wrestling)
          Courtney Warren (swimming & diving)
2011    Kevin LeValley (wrestling)
          Christa Matlack (soccer)
2012    Rob Arent (track & field)
          Stephanie Fulmer (cross country, track & field)
2013    Mike Muscala (basketball)
          Caroline Tolli (cross country, track & field)
2014    Mayowa Alli (soccer)
          Jennifer Zymet (track & field)
2015    Christian Lupica (track & field)
          Kim Nagotko (track & field)
2016    Nick Bybel (tennis)
          Emma Levendoski (swimming & diving)
2017    Julién Davenport (football)
          Claire DeBoer (basketball)
2018    Christine Bendzinski (cross country, track & field)
            Nana Foulland (basketball)
2019    Billy Melchionni (track & field)
          Kaitlyn Slagus (basketball)
2020    Rade Joksimovic (water polo)
          Kaitlin Salisbury (track & field)
2021    Maura Fiamoncini (track & field)
            Simeon Page (football)
2022 Maddie Hartigan (swimming & diving)
            Zach Hartman (wrestling)
2023 Rylee Donaldson (soccer)
            Leo Kuyl (swimming & diving)
2024 John Gehrig (swimming & diving)
          Jenna Hall (soccer)
2025 Connor Davis (lacrosse)
          Teresa Deda (soccer)
          Lily Neilson (field hockey)