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Cayla Barnes
Lilly Mathieu
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Katherine Mitchell
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– The Atlantic Coast Convention is about to honor 53 student-athletes who’ve been chosen as 2023 Weaver-James-Corrigan-Swofford Postgraduate Scholarship Award recipients. This yr’s checklist consists of three student-athletes who can even obtain the Thacker Award and 11 student-athletes who plan to pursue skilled careers of their chosen sports activities and had been named honorary recipients.from the ladies’s ice hockey crew andfrom the ladies’s crusing crew are recipients of the Weaver-James-Corrigan-Swofford Postgraduate Scholarship, whilefrom the ladies’s cross nation and observe & area program was considered one of three Thacker Award honorees.Barnes, who graduated in December with a level in communication and is at the moment pursuing her masters in sports activities administration, is without doubt one of the prime defensive gamers in all of ladies’s hockey. A two-time Olympian and 2021 All-American, Barnes has scored six targets and has tallied 11 assists this season and has earned convention all-star honors for the fourth time in her profession.Mathieu, a global research main, was a part of the squad that received the 2022 Girls’s Fleet Race Nationwide Championship – returning the title again to Boston School for the primary time in 4 years.Mitchell, a finance main with a enterprise analytics focus, set a brand new BC indoor file for the 800m this season, clocking 2:03.48. The All-American’s time ranks because the second-fastest within the ACC and 14th quickest within the nation. She additionally ran this system’s second-fastest mile, clocking 4:35.43.”The scholar-athletes within the ACC are wonderful, and we’re particularly proud to honor this yr’s class of ACC Postgraduate Scholarship recipients that signify our 15 world-class establishments,” mentioned ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, Ph.D. “The educational and athletic resumes of those 53 student-athletes are unbelievable, and we applaud their dedication and dedication to excellence. We look ahead to persevering with to help these large people as they method the long run, which is extremely vibrant for every of them.”The Weaver-James-Corrigan-Swofford and Jim and Pat Thacker postgraduate scholarships are awarded to chose student-athletes who intend to pursue a graduate diploma following completion of their undergraduate necessities. Every recipient will obtain $6,000 towards his or her graduate training. These honored have carried out with distinction in each the classroom and their respective sport, whereas demonstrating exemplary conduct locally.The ACC has chosen postgraduate scholarship recipients yearly since 1971. Over that point, the league has offered almost $4.7 million to greater than 1,000 ACC student-athletes.This yr’s class of postgraduate scholarship recipients shall be highlighted in a one-hour present on ACC Community that may air in Might. The next student-athletes shall be acknowledged as 2023 ACC Postgraduate Students:Hal Hershfelt, Clemson, Girls’s Soccer, PsychologyMckenna Slavik, Clemson, Volleyball, Sports activities CommunicationFinn Hossfeld, Duke, Males’s Fencing, Public PolicyMichaela Reinhart, Duke, Girls’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Interdepartmental: Chemistry and Public PolicyRuthie Jones, Duke, Girls’s Soccer, PsychologyKaley Mudge, Florida State, Softball, Train PhysiologyMadelyne Anderson, Florida State, Seaside Volleyball, FinanceNick Mason, Florida State, Males’s Swimming and Diving, PsychologyDylan Leonard, Georgia Tech, Soccer, Enterprise Administration Focus MarketingEmma Kauf, Georgia Tech, Softball, BiologyMcKenzie Campbell, Georgia Tech, Girls’s Swimming & Diving, Industrial & Programs Engineering, Focus – Analytics & Knowledge ScienceJoshua Brockman, NC State, Males’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Enterprise AdministrationKelsey Chmiel, NC State, Girls’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Animal ScienceNyls Korstanje, NC State, Males’s Swimming and Diving, Sustainable Supplies and TechnologyChelsea Domond, Syracuse, Girls’s Soccer, PsychologyLuisa Gathmann, Syracuse, Rowing, Human Improvement and Household ScienceNoah Singelmann, Syracuse, Males’s Soccer, EconomicsAliyah Welter, Louisville, Girls’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Sport Administration/Well being and Human PerformanceAmaya Tillman, Louisville, Volleyball, Sport Administration/ Counseling and Personnel ServicesKatie Schneider, Louisville, Subject Hockey, Communications/Early Elementary EducationDestiny Harden, Miami, Girls’s Basketball, Public Administration and CriminologyAnton Down-Jenkins, North Carolina, Males’s Swimming and Diving, Promoting and Public RelationsDestiny Middleton, North Carolina, Softball, Human Improvement and Household SciencesJames Bertrand, Notre Dame, Soccer, MarketingMadison Ahern, Notre Dame, Girls’s Lacrosse, FinanceChiamaka Nwokolo, Pitt, Volleyball, Authorized StudiesEmy Hayford, Pitt, Girls’s Basketball, Regulation, Legal Justice, and SocietyYvonne Whaley, Pitt, Softball, PsychologyElla Nelson, Virginia, Girls’s Swimming & Diving, KinesiologyJayna Francis, Virginia, Volleyball, Chemistry-BiochemistryQuentin Matsui, Virginia, Males’s Lacrosse, CommerceHannah Ballowe, Virginia Tech, Girls’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Skilled and Technical Writing, English; Pre-Regulation Focus (Undergrad)/ English (Present)Morgan Overaitis, Virginia Tech, Softball, Public HealthSarah Shackelford, Virginia Tech, Girls’s Swimming & Diving, Biology; Focus: BiomedicalAdam Joseph Cecere, Wake Forest, Baseball, CommunicationMadeline Religion Rehm, Wake Forest, Girls’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Well being and Train ScienceNathalie Lisa Friedman, Wake Forest, Subject Hockey, Enterprise and Enterprise ManagementElizabeth Culton, North Carolina, Gymnastics, PsychologyCason Wilburn, Notre Dame, Males’s Swimming and Diving, Environmental EngineeringKJ Henry, Clemson, Soccer, Sports activities Communication/Athletic LeadershipVictoria Allen, Florida State, Girls’s Tennis, Sport ManagementConnor Howe, Georgia Tech, Males’s Golf, Enterprise Administration – Finance ConcentrationAlexandra Hays, NC State, Girls’s Cross Nation/ Monitor & Subject, Forestry and Environmental ResourcesMeaghan Tyrrell, Syracuse, Girls’s Lacrosse, Public RelationsDaevenia Achong, Miami, Girls’s Tennis, FinanceLou Hedley, Miami, Soccer, Liberal Arts and Sports activities AdministrationArmando Bacot, North Carolina, Males’s Basketball, Train Sports activities ScienceCormac Ryan, Notre Dame, Males’s Basketball, StrategyNino Bonaccorsi, Pitt, Wrestling, English WritingRachel Silvia Kuehn, Wake Forest, Girls’s Golf, Enterprise and Enterprise Administration
