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15 Retrievers Named America East Presidential Scholar-Athletes

BOSTON - 15 UMBC Student-Athletes were honored as America East Presidential Scholar-Athletes, the Conference announced on Wednesday. 

The award recognizes graduating student-athletes who compiled a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher as an undergraduate student and earned their undergraduate degree in 2024-25.
 
In addition to registering a 3.75 GPA for their college career, honored student-athletes must have received their undergraduate degree in the academic year they are honored and have attended their institution for a minimum of two years.
 
UMBC Presidential Scholar-Athletes:
  • Kevin Doughty, Men's Lacrosse (3.85, Business Technology Administration)
  • Elie Fraiji, Men's Lacrosse (3.82, Financial Economics)
  • Jerzie Nutile, Softball (3.79, Psychology)
  • Oliver Gassmann, Men's Swimming & Diving (3.84, Business Technology Administration)
  • Jayo Adegboyo, Men's Track & Field (3.96, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology)
  • Jaeden Burke, Men's Track & Field (3.96, Mechanical Engineering)
  • Za'Kayza Parsons, Women's Track & Field (3.94, Psychology)
  • Mikaela Staranko, Women's Lacrosse (3.94, Psychology)
  • Izzy Binko, Women's Soccer (3.87, Financial Economics)
  • Alyssa Clearfield, Women's Soccer (4.00, Psychology)
  • Annie Grove, Women's Soccer (3.92, Biological Sciences)
  • Emma Heijstee, Women's Soccer (3.94, Mathematics)
  • Kimmie Herritt, Women's Soccer (3.78, Information Systems)
  • Abby Joseph, Women's Soccer (3.92, Computer Engineering)
  • Liz Willman, Women's Cross Country/Track & Field (4.00, Biological Sciences)
The Presidential Scholar-Athlete Award program started during 2013-14 academic year.

America East is proud to have one of most comprehensive academic awards programs in the country, which honors over two-thirds of its student-athletes for their success in the classroom, including its sports Scholar-Athletes and All-Academic honorees, Presidential Scholar-Athletes and its Honor Roll Elite 18 recipients.
 
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