Sat, May/08 Final
Softball
0 Becker
2 vs. Lesley
Sat, May/08 Final
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3 Becker
24 vs. Catholic
Fri, May/07 Final
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9 Becker
7 vs. New England Col.
Fri, May/07 Final
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2 Becker
9 vs. Elms
Fri, May/07 Final
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2 Becker
8 vs. Eastern Nazarene
Fri, May/07 Final
Baseball
0 Becker
20 at Mitchell
Sun, May/02 Final
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2 at New England Col.
Sun, May/02 Final
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5 vs. Becker
Sun, May/02 Final
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4 Elms
15 vs. Becker
Sun, May/02 Final
Softball
5 New England Col.
11 vs. Becker
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17 at New England Col.
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30 Becker College Student-Athletes Named to 2019-20 NECC Winter/Spring Academic All-Conference Team

Weller Campus Center, Becker College

NECC Release | 2019-20 Winter/Spring Academic All-Conference Team

LEICESTER, Mass. – 30 Becker College student-athletes have been named to the New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) Academic All-Conference team for the 2019-20 winter and spring semesters, as announced by the conference office Wednesday morning.

In order to be eligible for NECC Academic All-Conference honors, a student-athlete must post a minimum grade point average of 3.40 on a scale of 4.00, and must be a sophomore or higher in class standing. Student-athletes who competed in baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's lacrosse, softball, men's and women's track & field and men's volleyball were eligible for the award.

Across the conference, 235 student-athletes were recognized, while eight were honored in multiple sports.  Among the honorees were the NECC Male and Female Senior Student-Athlete of the Year winners, Becker College's Michael McMahon (Canton, Mass.), and Eastern Nazarene College's Elisabeth Schaffer (Benton, Pa.).

For Becker College, the women's lacrosse program had the most student-athletes named to the Academic All-Conference team with nine.  Becker's baseball team had seven on the team, while both the men's lacrosse and softball teams each had six student-athletes named to the team.

See below for Becker College's recipients by sport:

Baseball

Name Cl. Major Hometown
Cooper Harris Jr. Liberal Arts Winnetka, Ill.
Coby Hussey Jr. Marketing Claremont, N.H.
Michael McMahon Sr. Sport Management Canton, Mass.
Payton Musco Jr. Game Development & Programming Litchfield, N.H.
Robert Pellerin Sr. Pre-Physical Therapy Gorham, Maine
Noah Rivera Jr. Sport Management New Bedford, Mass.
Kevin Santiago Jr. Sport Management New Bedford, Mass. 

 

Men's Basketball

Name Cl. Major Hometown
Mateus Ribeiro Jr. Exercise Science Sao Paulo, Brazil

 

Women's Basketball

Name Cl. Major Hometown
Sarah Ware Sr. Nursing Oakham, Mass.

 

Men's Lacrosse

Name Cl. Major Hometown
Ryan Clifford Jr. Business Administration Coventry, R.I.
Cooper Fowler So. Business Administration Heidleberg, Germany
Phillip Garcia Jr. Business Administration Brooklyn, N.Y.
Patrick Goad Sr. Business Administration Andover, Mass.
Ryan Gries Sr. Criminal Justice North Branford, Conn.
Cameron Sangster So. Business Administration Columbus, Ohio

 

Women's Lacrosse

Name Cl. Major Hometown
Kristen Biedleman So. Veterinary Technology Holliston, Mass.
Samantha Carter Sr. Pre-Veterinary Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Victoria Chiuchiolo So. Criminal Justice Sutton, Mass.
Clare Conway So. Sport Management Billerica, Mass.
Kylian Kelly So. Psychology Shrewsbury, Mass.
Julia Ravenelle So. Exercise Science Barrington, N.H.
Shannon Sicalari So. Exercise Science West Haven, Conn.
Samantha Talmadge Sr. Pre-Physical Therapy Hamden, Conn.
Sydney Theriault Jr. Animal Care Brookfield, Conn.

 

Softball

Name Cl. Major Hometown
Lyndsey Cobb-Wilkins So. Video Game Art Elmira, N.Y.
Sarah Ellis Jr. Criminal Justice Berkley, Mass.
Emma Perry So. Veterinary Technology East Bridgewater, Mass.
Elizabeth Simonian So. Legal Studies Auburn, Mass.
Kyra Teixeira Sr. Exercise Science Old Lyme, Conn.
Ashley Villette So. Forensic Science Danielson, Conn.