Track & Field Puts 27 On Academic All-MAC Team

6/13/2022 11:54:00 AM | Track & Field

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – Central Michigan placed a league-high 27 student-athletes on the Academic All-Mid-American Conference Track & Field Team for the 2022 outdoor season.

The Chippewas, with their year, hometown, major and grade point average: Lauren Beckmann, junior, Waterloo, Ind., biology, 3.94; Alexa Davis, junior, Kalamazoo, anthropology and cultural and global studies, 3.86; Mohogany Wells, redshirt freshman, Lansing, art, 3.31; Morgan Waterman, sophomore, Ionia, early childhood development, 3.28; Alyssa Vandegriff, sophomore, St. Johns, communications sciences and disorders, 3.76; Aliyah Boeve, redshirt freshman, Zeeland, early childhood development, 3.83; Maddy Boyd, sophomore, Alpena, social work, 3.92; Sarah Daniel, redshirt freshman, White Lake, exercise science, 4.00; Reghan Draper, sophomore, Canton, sport management, 3.82; Emma Francis, sophomore, Perrysburg, Ohio, biology, 3.79; Olivia Hankey, junior, Waterford, exercise science, 3.40; Rebecca Herman, junior, Collingwood, Ont., Can., art, 3.85; Peyton Korytkowski, redshirt freshman, Rockford, interior design, 3.95; Shelby Korytkowski, redshirt freshman, Rockford, biology, 3.98; Taylor Korytkowski, redshirt freshman, Rockford, exercise science, 3.60; Annie Laurenz, redshirt freshman, Breckenridge, communication, 3.98; Hayley Manners, sophomore, Etobicoke, Ont., Can., exercise science, 3.89; Lauren Lasceski, sophomore, St. Johns, mechanical engineering, 3.97; Megan Lasceski, redshirt freshman, St. Johns, exercise science, 3.96; Madi Mandelke, junior, Stillman Valley, Ill., biology, 3.91; Natalie Newcombe, redshirt freshman, Remus, Integrative Public Relations, 3.68; Emily Paupore, redshirt freshman, Negaunee, education, 3.93; Jericha Petrella, redshirt freshman, Dunkirk, N.Y., exercise science, 3.99; Tricia Pierce, sophomore, Ortonville, exercise science, 3.29;
Jelena Prescott, redshirt freshman, Bad Axe, education, 3.90; Maija Rettelle, junior, Midland, mathematics and computer science, 3.84; Anya Turner, sophomore, Farmington Hills, exercise science, 3.76.

It marks the third consecutive year that Davis has been named to the team, while Draper, Francis, Herman, Manners, Vandegriff, Beckmann, Fountain, Mandelke, Turner and Hankey are repeat honorees.

To qualify for the team, a student-athlete must carry a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.20 and have participated in at least 50 percent of her team's meets during the season. True freshmen and first-year transfers are ineligible.