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Thirteen Big Ten student-athletes have been named to the 2013 Capital One Academic All-America At-Large Team, as announced on Thursday. To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.30, have sophomore eligibility and be nominated by his or her sports information director. The complete list of Big Ten honorees is below.
First-Team Noora Raty, Ice Hockey, MINN Josh Ihnen, Wrestling, NEB Michael Newburger, Gymnastics, OSU Max Stearns, Fencing, OSU Matt Brown, Wrestling, PSU Lauren Gustafson, Swimming, PUR
Second-Team Bruno Abdelnour, Tennis, ILL Connor Jaeger, Swimming, MICH Caroline Powers, Golf, MSU Emily Wong, Gymnastics, NEB Kelsey Amy, Field Hockey, PSU
Third-Team Garret Dunn, Tennis, IOWA Tatum Coffey, Lacrosse, PSU
For the complete release, click here.
Twenty-two Big Ten student-athletes earned first-team Capital One Academic All-District honors, as announced on Thursday. The honorees are now eligible for Academic All-America consideration. The complete list of Big Ten Academic All-District award recipients can be found below.
Men's At-Large Academic All-District
District II
Matt Brown, Penn State - wrestling
District V
Bruno Abdelnour, Illinois - tennis Richard Funk, Michigan - swimming & diving Connor Jaeger, Michigan - swimming & diving Michael Newburger, Ohio State - gymnastics Max Stearns, Ohio State - fencing Jamie Bissett, Purdue - swimming & diving
District VI Garret Dunn, Iowa - tennis Kevin Steinhaus, Minnesota - wrestling
District VII Josh Ihnen, Nebraska - wrestling Jordan Reinertson, Nebraska - golf
Women's At-Large Academic All-District
District II Kelsey Amy, Penn State - field hockey Tatum Coffey, Penn State - lacrosse Gabi Shishkoff, Penn State - swimming & diving
District V Caroline Powers, Michigan State - golf Michelle Williams, Ohio State - swimming & diving Lauren Gustafson, Purdue, swimming & diving
District VI Jessica Plant, Minnesota - swimming & diving Noora Raty, Minnesota - ice hockey Kimberly Dinh, Wisconsin - golf Kendall Schmidt, Wisconsin - rowing
District VII Emily Wong, Nebraska - gymnastics
For the complete list of honorees, click here for men's and here for women's.
The Big Ten enjoyed a successful 2012 field hockey season highlighted by three teams earning bids to the NCAA Field Hockey Championship. Penn
State captured its first Big Ten Championship since 2008 and earned the conference's automatic berth after winning the Big Ten
Tournament. Iowa and Michigan joined the Nittany Lions in the
16-team field, marking the 12th-straight season the conference has sent
three or more teams to the national tournament. Where We Rank: Four Big Ten field hockey teams appeared in the final Penn Monto/NFHCA Coaches Poll, including three top-10 teams. Penn State sits at No. 3, followed by No. 9 Michigan, No. 10 Northwestern and No. 14 Iowa. For the complete poll, click HERE.B1G Postseason Awards: The Big Ten Conference announced its 2012 field hockey All-Big Ten teams
and individual award winners on Nov. 1, with Northwestern and Penn
State collecting individual honors. The Nittany Lions' took home three
individual awards, as Kelsey Amy was named Offensive Player of the Year, Brittany Grzywacz took home Defensive Player of the Year honors and Charlene Morett was named Coach of the Year. The Wildcats' Lisa McCarthy was tabbed Freshman of the Year. For the complete release, click HERE. All-America Honors: Nine Big Ten field hockey players were tabbed 2012 Longstreth/NFHCA
All-Americans. Big Ten Champion Penn State
led the way with three honorees, followed by Iowa and Northwestern with
two recipients each. The list of Longstreth/NFHCA All-Americans can be
found HERE.Regional Accolades: Twenty-four Big Ten field hockey players were named to the 2012
Longstreth/NFHCA All-Region Teams. Fifteen
student-athletes were tabbed first-team selections, led by Iowa with
four honorees. The full list of conference players named to the
All-Region Teams can be found HERE.Best in the West: Northwestern's Tracy Fuchs was named the 2012 Dita/NFHCA West
Region Coach of the Year. Fuchs led the
Wildcats to a 16-4 overall record, including a 4-2 mark in Big Ten play. For the full release, click HERE.
Northwestern's Tracy Fuchs has been named the 2012 Dita/NFHCA West Region Coach of the Year, it was announced on Wednesday. Fuchs led the Wildcats to a 16-4 overall record, including a 4-2 mark in Big Ten play.
Nine Big Ten field hockey players were tabbed 2012 Longstreth/NFHCA All-Americans, it was announced on Tuesday. Big Ten Champion Penn State led the way with three honorees, followed by Iowa and Northwestern with two recipients each. The list of Longstreth/NFHCA All-Americans can be found below.
Jessica Barnett, IOWA Kathleen McGraw, IOWA Rachael Mack, MICH Abby Barker, MSU Chelsea Armstrong, NU* Tara Puffenberger, NU Kelsey Amy, PSU* Laura Gebhart, PSU Brittany Grzywacz, PSU
* indicates first-team selection
Twenty-four Big Ten field hockey players were named to the 2012 Longstreth/NFHCA All-Region Teams, it was announced on Thursday. Fifteen student-athletes were tabbed first-team selections, led by Iowa with four honorees. Below is a list of conference players named to the All-Region Teams.
Morgan Fleetwood, IND* Audra Heilman, IND Jessica Barnett, IOWA* Sarah Drake, IOWA* Kathleen McGraw, IOWA* Marike Stribos, IOWA* Haley Jones, MICH Rachael Mack, MICH* Leslie Smith, MICH Lauren Thomas, MICH Abby Barker, MSU* Becky Stiles, MSU* Chelsea Armstrong, NU* Lisa McCarthy, NU Nikki Parsley, NU* Tara Puffenberger, NU* Danica Deckard, OSU* Paula Pastor-Pitarque, OSU Berta Queralt, OSU Kelsey Amy, PSU* Anna Fuhrman, PSU Laura Gebhart, PSU* Brittany Grzywacz, PSU* Ashtin Klingler, PSU
November 9 MICHIGAN STATE def. #10 MINNESOTA, 3-1 MICHIGAN def. WISCONSIN, 3-0 #9 NEBRASKA def. INDIANA, 3-1
November 10 MICHIGAN STATE def. WISCONSIN, 3-0 #15 OHIO STATE def. ILLINOIS, 3-2 MICHIGAN def. #10 MINNESOTA, 3-0 #2 PENN STATE def. NORTHWESTERN, 3-0 INDIANA def. IOWA, 3-0 #21 PURDUE at #9 NEBRASKA def. #21 PURDUE, 3-2
Four Big Ten field hockey teams appear in the final Penn Monto/NFHCA Coaches Poll, including three top-10 teams. Penn State sits at No. 3, followed by No. 9 Michigan, No. 10 Northwestern and No. 14 Iowa. For the complete poll, click HERE.
October 26#14 MICHIGAN def. #12 IOWA, 2-1
October 27 #5 PENN STATE def. #21 MICHIGAN STATE, 6-1 #24 OHIO STATE def. INDIANA, 3-1
October 28 #12 IOWA def. #8 NORTHWESTERN, 3-2 (OT) #14 MICHIGAN def. Central Michigan, 1-0
All times are ET
October 26#14 MICHIGAN def. #12 IOWA, 2-1
October 27 #5 PENN STATE def. #21 MICHIGAN STATE, 6-1 #24 OHIO STATE def. INDIANA, 3-1
October 28 #12 IOWA def. #8 NORTHWESTERN, 3-2 (OT) #14 MICHIGAN def. Central Michigan, 1-0
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