HADLEY, Mass. -- Ninety-three (93) student-athletes from Bates College's varsity fall teams have received 2022 NESCAC Fall All-Academic honors, announced Wednesday by the New England Small College Athletic Conference.

Over 1,100 student-athletes have been named to the 2022 NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team. To be honored, an individual must have reached sophomore academic standing, and be in good standing in their sport with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.50 or equivalent on a 4.0 scale at the end of the 2021-22 academic year. Transfers must have completed one year of study at an institution.

Bates' women's cross country senior, Jillian Richardson (Auburn, Maine) was one of only two on this prestigious list to earn a spot on the NESCAC All-Academic Team, the All-Sportsmanship Team, and an All-NESCAC squad this fall.

Seven of Bates' honorees also won All-NESCAC honors in their sport this season, including: Tife Agunloye (So.-Monroe, Conn.) and Alec Szwarcewicz (Sr.-Newton, Mass.) of men's soccer; Eli Boesch Dining (Sr.-Concord, N.H.) of men's cross country; Paige Cote (Sr.-Auburn, Maine) of field hockey; Tony Hooks (Sr.-New Rochelle, N.Y.) of football; and Frieda Kickliter (Sr.-Mobile, Ala.) and Richardson of women's cross country.

Seniors winning NESCAC Fall All-Academic honors for the maximum third time include: Grace Biddle (State College, Pa.) and Cote of field hockey; Boesch Dining, Gabe Coffey (Bangor, Maine), Owen Glover (Andover, Mass.), Daniel McConnell (Tewksbury, N.J.), Mack Reynolds (West Hartford, Conn.), and Clem Taylor-Roth (Juneau, Alaska) of men's cross country; Joanna Cloutier (Portland, Ore.), Chase Crawford (Indianapolis, Ind.), Courtney Gray (Belmont, Mass.), Sophie Martens (Scarborough, Maine), and Cece Pilgrim (North Kingstown, R.I.) of women's soccer; Chris Euston (Marietta, Ga.), Austin Gilbride (Woodbridge, Conn.), Jacob Iwowo (London, England), Alex Kovacs (Hopkinton, Mass.), and Szwarcewicz of men's soccer; Hooks,  Quinn Kieselowsky (Blairstown, N.J.), and Owen Straley (Norwell, Mass.) of football; and Elizabeth LaCroix (Richmond, R.I.), Richardson, Jordan Wilson (Medfield, Mass.), and Ilana Zeilinger (Washington, D.C.) of women's cross country.

Founded in 1971, the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) consists of 11 liberal arts colleges and has consistently reflected its commitment to the values of athletics and academic achievement. The member colleges of the conference are Amherst College, Bates College, Bowdoin College, Colby College, Connecticut College, Hamilton College, Middlebury College, Trinity College, Tufts University, Wesleyan University, and Williams College.

Bates' complete list of honorees is as follows:

Women's Cross Country (21)

Sophie Alexis (So.)  Palo Alto, Calif.
Chrissy Aman (Jr.)   Hanover, N.H.
Rebecca Anderson (Jr.)  Boone, N.C.
Beth Annese (Jr.)  Needham, Mass.
Kahryn Cullenberg (So.)  Farmington, Maine
Sophie Demeritt (So.)  Acton, Mass.
Rowan Hassman (Sr.)  Coppel, Texas
Madison Jandreau (Sr.)  Caribou, Maine
Inez Johnson (So.)  Dallas, Texas
Frieda Kickliter (Sr.)  Mobile, Ala.
Elizabeth LaCroix (Sr.)  Richmond, R.I.
Maggie Marsh (Sr.)  Straham, N.H.
Avery Mathias (Jr.)  Needham, Mass.
Isabel May (Jr.)  Erving, Mass.
Lily Miller (Sr.)  Claremont, Calif.
Phoebe Pohl (So.)  Wayland, Mass.
Jillian Richardson (Sr.)  Auburn, Maine
Samantha Turtle (So.)  Belmont, Calif.
Julia White (So.)  Orono, Maine
Jordan Wilson (Sr.)  Medfield, Mass.
Ilana Zeilinger (Sr.)  Washington, D.C.

Men's Cross Country (16)

Eli Boesch Dining (Sr.)  Concord, N.H.
Nicholas Brown (So.)  Hopkinton, Mass.
Calvin Capelle (So.)  San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
Gabe Coffey (Sr.)  Bangor, Maine
Luke Dai (So.)  West Hartford, Conn.
Owen Glover (Sr.)  Andover, Mass.
Ben Huston (So.)  Vergennes, Vt.
Sam Kartsonis (Jr.)  Narberth, Pa.
Victor Kering (Jr.)  Eldoret, Kenya
Daniel Maass (Jr.)  Manhasset, N.Y.
Daniel McConnell (Sr.)  Tewksbury, N.J.
Andrew Mottur (So.)  Rumford, R.I.
Mack Reynolds (Sr.)  West Hartford, Conn.
Clem Taylor-Roth (Sr.)  Juneau, Alaska
Colin Thoman (Jr.)  New York, N.Y.
Henry Welch (So.)  Istanbul, Turkey

Field Hockey (10)

Jessie Bard (So.)  Larchmont, N.Y.
Grace Biddle (Sr.)  State College, Pa.
Ella Blum (Jr.)  South Salem, N.Y.
Anna Cote (So.)  Auburn, Maine
Paige Cote (Sr.)  Auburn, Maine
Maria Femia (So.)  Canton, Mass.
Molly Harmon (Jr.)  Farmington, Mass.
Lauren Salazar (Jr.)  Mohegan Lake, N.Y.
Emma Volkers (Jr.)  Bethesda, Md.
Amanda Zerbib (So.)  Larchmont, N.Y.

Football (14)

Tyler Castriotta (Jr.)  Milford, Mass.
Eli Dawson (So.)  Montclair, N.J.
Cole De Magistris (Jr.)  Emerson, N.J.
Nick Florio (Sr.)  Beechwood, N.J.
Thomas Formus (Sr.)  Ridgefield, Conn.
Tony Hooks (Sr.)  New Rochelle, N.Y.
Quinn Kieselowsky (Sr.)  Blairstown, N.J.
Drew Kremhelmer (So.)  Warren, Mich.
Paul Larrabee (So.)  Gloucester, Mass.
Daniel Lynch (Jr.)  Berlin, Conn.
Owen Palmieri (Jr.)  Franklin, Mass.
Jarrin Sato (Jr.)  Honolulu, Hawaii
Owen Straley (Sr.)  Norwell, Mass.
Johnny Walker (So.)  Brooklyn, N.Y.

Men's Soccer (11)

Tife Agunloye (So.)  Monroe, Conn.
Charlie Breyfogle (So.)  Bexley, Ohio
Bruce David (So.)  Pittsburgh, Pa.
Austin Gilbride (Sr.)  Woodbridge, Conn.
Jacob Iwowo (Sr.)  London, England
Ty Kennedy (Sr.)  Tokyo, Japan
Alex Kovacs (Sr.)  Hopkinton, Mass.
Henry Kuenstler (So.)  London, England
Max McKersie (Sr.)  Arlington, Mass.
Alec Szwarcewicz (Sr.)  Newton, Mass.
Rawson Welch (Jr.)  Denver, Colo.

Women's Soccer (16)

Joanna Cloutier (Sr.)  Portland, Ore.
Chase Crawford (Sr.)  Indianapolis, Ind.
Haley Fenlon (Jr.)  West Boylston, Mass.
Mollie Franklin (So.)  Framingham, Mass.
Courtney Gray (Sr.)  Belmont, Mass.
Dargan Harris (Jr.)  Smithfield, N.C.
Lily Houser (So.)  Worthington, Ohio
Charlotte Jones (Jr.)  San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
Rachel Lowell (Jr.)  Portland, Ore.
Izzy Lussier (Jr.)  West Suffield, Conn.
Sophie Martens (Sr.)  Scarborough, Maine
Heidi Nydam (So.)  Ithaca, N.Y.
Maeve Parmelee (Jr.)  Pelham, N.Y.
Elizabeth Patrick (Sr.)  Cooperstown, N.Y.
Cece Pilgrim (Sr.)  North KIngstown, R.I.
Adriana Varea (So.)  Bethesda, Md.

Women's Volleyball (4)

Chrissy Chu (So.)  Old Tappan, N.J.
Kate Hansen (So.)  Menlo Park, Calif.
Katie Kortekaas (So.)  Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Julia Neumann (So.)  Norwell, Mass.