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Newest Chi Alpha Sigma Class Inducted

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SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – A total of 43 Seton Hall University student-athletes were inducted into the 2023 class of Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete Honor Society, the athletics department announced Tuesday. Inductees were honored in an early-morning ceremony at the Seton Hall University Library's Rotunda Room on March 30, 2023.

The 2023 group of honorees joins well over 400 Seton Hall student-athletes who have been inducted into the prestigious group since 2011. Founded in 1996 by Nick Mourouzis, a long-time football head coach at DePauw University, the non-profit organization was established to recognize varsity letter winning college athletes at four-year accredited college and universities.

In order to earn this distinction, student-athletes must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 with at least junior academic standing and be of exceptional moral character.

As stated by the organization, its purposes are to:
  • Encourage and reward high academic scholarship of college athletes at four year accredited colleges
  • To recognize outstanding academic achievements by intercollegiate varsity sport student-athletes
  • To encourage good citizenship, moral character, and friendship among the high academic achievers in college athletics
  • To recognize and honor the individual athlete, his/her team, sport, athletic department and university
  • To mentor and provide leadership to other athletes.
A perennial leader in academic success among its peers, Seton Hall's continued excellence in the classroom is evidenced by the department's commitment to resources as well as the student-athletes' commitment to furthering their education. The Hall's Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence with its main study area, group meeting spaces and private tutoring rooms, along with the outstanding mentoring and tutoring services provided by the Academic Support Services staff help provide student-athletes with an incredible learning experience.

Seton Hall's 2023 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductees

Baseball
  • Michael Ciminiello
  • Devin Hack
  • Zach Sylvester
Men's Golf
  • Brody Hanley
Men's Soccer
  • Ian Albuquerque
  • Andrea Borg
  • Pierce Enxuto
  • Quentin Huerman
  • Mans Saebbo
  • Mark Walier
Men's Swimming
  • Sawyer Keyes
  • Gideon Langenbusch
  • Jonathan Ware
  • Morgan Ryan
Women's Basketball
  • Allie Palmieri
Women's Cross Country
  • Kate Cochran
  • Abigail Hughes
Women's Golf
  • Ginevra Zavagli
Women's Soccer
  • Riley Balser
  • Alex Fuggle
  • Brina Micheels
Women's Swimming
  • Madeleine Bachand
  • Nicole Bastian
  • Madeline Field
  • Sarah Frie
  • Natalie Heim
  • Catherine Horner
  • Leiya Istambouli
  • Josephine McCartney
  • Meredith Mutter
  • Laura Stavila
  • Amanda Zajdzinski
Softball
  • Hannah Alexander
  • Lela Allen
  • Miranda Arruda
  • Sydney Babik
  • Kelsey Carr
Tennis
  • Oliwia Kempinski
  • Emily O'Donovan
  • Anastasia Petrova
Volleyball
  • Taylor Jakubowski
  • Perri Lucas
  • Madeline Matheny
 

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SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – A total of 43 Seton Hall University student-athletes were inducted into the 2023 class of Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete Honor Society, the athletics department announced Tuesday. Inductees were honored in an early-morning ceremony at the Seton Hall University Library's Rotunda Room on March 30, 2023.

The 2023 group of honorees joins well over 400 Seton Hall student-athletes who have been inducted into the prestigious group since 2011. Founded in 1996 by Nick Mourouzis, a long-time football head coach at DePauw University, the non-profit organization was established to recognize varsity letter winning college athletes at four-year accredited college and universities.

In order to earn this distinction, student-athletes must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 with at least junior academic standing and be of exceptional moral character.

As stated by the organization, its purposes are to:
  • Encourage and reward high academic scholarship of college athletes at four year accredited colleges
  • To recognize outstanding academic achievements by intercollegiate varsity sport student-athletes
  • To encourage good citizenship, moral character, and friendship among the high academic achievers in college athletics
  • To recognize and honor the individual athlete, his/her team, sport, athletic department and university
  • To mentor and provide leadership to other athletes.
A perennial leader in academic success among its peers, Seton Hall's continued excellence in the classroom is evidenced by the department's commitment to resources as well as the student-athletes' commitment to furthering their education. The Hall's Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence with its main study area, group meeting spaces and private tutoring rooms, along with the outstanding mentoring and tutoring services provided by the Academic Support Services staff help provide student-athletes with an incredible learning experience.

Seton Hall's 2023 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductees

Baseball
  • Michael Ciminiello
  • Devin Hack
  • Zach Sylvester
Men's Golf
  • Brody Hanley
Men's Soccer
  • Ian Albuquerque
  • Andrea Borg
  • Pierce Enxuto
  • Quentin Huerman
  • Mans Saebbo
  • Mark Walier
Men's Swimming
  • Sawyer Keyes
  • Gideon Langenbusch
  • Jonathan Ware
  • Morgan Ryan
Women's Basketball
  • Allie Palmieri
Women's Cross Country
  • Kate Cochran
  • Abigail Hughes
Women's Golf
  • Ginevra Zavagli
Women's Soccer
  • Riley Balser
  • Alex Fuggle
  • Brina Micheels
Women's Swimming
  • Madeleine Bachand
  • Nicole Bastian
  • Madeline Field
  • Sarah Frie
  • Natalie Heim
  • Catherine Horner
  • Leiya Istambouli
  • Josephine McCartney
  • Meredith Mutter
  • Laura Stavila
  • Amanda Zajdzinski
Softball
  • Hannah Alexander
  • Lela Allen
  • Miranda Arruda
  • Sydney Babik
  • Kelsey Carr
Tennis
  • Oliwia Kempinski
  • Emily O'Donovan
  • Anastasia Petrova
Volleyball
  • Taylor Jakubowski
  • Perri Lucas
  • Madeline Matheny
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