Raiders Set Program Record with Number of ECAC Hockey All-Academic Honorees

The Colgate men’s ice hockey team was honored Monday afternoon as 20 players were named to the 2016-17 ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team, as announced by the league office.

Rising senior Sebastian Weberg (Oslo, Norway) was tabbed to the ECAC Hockey Commissioner’s List, which showcases one player from each institution that earned the highest GPA on the team. Colgate’s 20 honorees are the most in program history, besting their previous mark of 15 that most recently happened last season.

Player’s are eligible for the All-Academic team if they earn a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00 on a 4.00 scale or have a GPA over 3.00 over the past three semesters.

Graduated seniors Jake Kulevich (Marblehead, Mass.) and Anthony Sanniti (La Salle, Quebec) are the only Raiders to be recognized all four seasons of their academic career and are among the 28 players league-wide that earned All-Academic honors for four consecutive seasons.

Andrew Black (Buffalo) is the only Raider to earn recognition on the All-Academic for the third time in his career while eight different Raiders earned All-Academic recognition for the second time. In addition to those 11 student-athletes, nine Raiders made the All-Academic Team for the first time in their careers.

Emilio Audi Senior Economics
Andrew Black Senior Psychology
Willie Brooks Sophomore International Relations
Ken Citron Sophomore Economics
Brett Corkey Senior Economics
Adam Dauda Sophomore Undeclared
Charlie Finn Senior English
Derek Freeman Senior Educational Studies
Zac Hamilton Junior Neuroscience/Economics
Tim Harrison Senior Educational Studies
Jake Kulevich Senior History
Rory McGuire Sophomore Environmental Economics
Bobby McMann Freshman Undeclared
Paul Meyer Freshman Undeclared
Mike Panowyk Junior Sociology
Tyler Penner Freshman Undeclared
Bruce Racine Junior Political Science
Anthony Sanniti Senior Economics
Ben Sharf Freshman Undeclared
Sebastian Weberg* Junior Economics

* Indicates Commissioner’s List

By martha

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