Haverford College Varsity Highlights - Winter 2016-17

Haverford Athletes

Placed 43 student-athletes on Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll
Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Kofi Kwakwa (men’s basketball), Clio Bodie (women’s basketball), Evan Hamilton (men’s indoor track & field), Allison Hacker (women’s indoor track & field)
Garnered 19 All-Centennial Conference honors, including 10 first-team selections
Katie Sullivan earned her second All-America certificate after placing eighth in the mile at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships
Women’s basketball finished first in the Centennial Conference’s regular season standings and hosted the conference tournament
Men’s squash won the Chaffee Cup at the College Squash Association Team Championships
Women’s squash finished runner-up in the “E” Division at the College Squash Association Team Championships

Men’s Basketball

Registered four wins, including a regular season sweep of Centennial Conference opponent Washington College and a win during the regular season finale at postseason-bound Johns Hopkins
Matt Sherman ’17 scored become the program’s 17th player to score 1,000 career points in his final home game against Swarthmore and finished his four-year career with 1,018 total points
Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Kofi Kwakwa
Centennial Conference Player of the Week: Joe Scibelli (12/12)
Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll: Jeremy Evans, Chris Glazer, Joe Scibelli, Matt Sherman, Sam Stogdon

Women’s Basketball

The Fords finished the season with 19 wins overall, marking a program-record sixth straight season the team has won at least 15 games – all of which have resulted in postseason appearances
Finished first in the Centennial Conference during the regular, earning the right to host the conference tournament for the second time in the past four years
Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Samantha Wetzel
All-Centennial Conference: Sierra Berkel (first team), Macy Goldbach (second team), Samantha Wetzel (honorable mention)
Centennial Conference Player of the Week: Sierra Berkel (1/16), Macy Goldbach (2/13)
Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll: Sierra Berkel, Clio Bodie, Darby Festa, Macy Goldbach, Samantha Wetzel
Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Clio Bodie

Men’s Indoor Track & Field

USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
Haverford place second at the Centennial Conference Championships
All-Mideast Region: Jimmy Gorman (5,000 meters), Peter Kurtz (distance medley relay), Liam Lynch (distance medley relay), Greg Morgan (mile, distance medley relay), Graham Peet (5,000 meters), Henry Woods (3,000 meters, distance medley relay)
First-team All-Centennial Conference (conference champions): Liam Lynch (400m; 4x200 relay), Dylan Gearinger (3,000m), Graham Peet (5,000m), Alex Frost (4x200 relay), Zach Oji (4x200 relay), Scott Pollara (4x200 relay)
Second-team All-Centennial Conference: Chris Goings (800m), Jimmy Gorman (5,000m)
Honorable mention All-Centennial Conference: Greg Morgan (mile)
Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Evan Hamilton
Centennial Conference Track Athlete of the Week: Greg Morgan (1/30), Graham Peet (1/16)
Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll: Liam Bassett, Joseph Boyle, Jack Brower, Arthur Chang, Alex Frost, Joshua Frye, Chris Gandolfo-Lucia, Charlie Hale, Evan Hamilton, Ryan Herlihy, Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe, Peter Kurtz, Josiah Legaspi, Graham Peet, Scott Pollara, Michael Schach, Julian Schneider, James Stadler, Greg Van Aken, Henry Woods

Women’s Indoor Track & Field

USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
NCAA All-American: Katie Sullivan (8th, mile) – second career All-American honor
Haverford placed third at the Centennial Conference Championships
All-Mideast Region: Nicole Giannetti (3,000 meters; distance medley relay), Amelia Keyser-Gibson (distance medley relay), Katie Sullivan (mile, distance medley relay), Amy Zamora (distance medley relay)
First-team All-Centennial Conference (conference champions): Katie Sullivan (mile), Taylor Murphy (60m hurdles)
Second-team All-Centennial Conference: Katie Sullivan (800m), Nicole Giannetti (3,000m), Elizabeth Reikowski (triple jump), Claire Sargent (shot put)
Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Allison Hacker
Centennial Conference Track Athlete of the Week: Katie Sullivan (2/6)
Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll: Louise Bednarik, Anya Bernhard, Sophie Drew, Nicole Giannetti, Allison Hacker, Amelia Keyser-Gibson, Alison Love, Grace Mathis, Tess Oberholtzer, Elizabeth Reikowski, Julia Smith, Sarah Wade, Amy Zamora

Men’s Squash

Won a program-record 15 matches against just seven losses
Captured the Chaffee Cup Championship at the College Squash Association Team Championships to finish the year ranked 33rd nationally
Player of the Chaffee Cup: Aaron Horwitz
CSA Scholar-Athlete: Aaron Horwitz
Tate Miller represented Haverford at the College Squash Association Individual Championships in his first year at Haverford

Women’s Squash

Finished the season with six wins overall
Was the runner-up in the “E” Division of the College Squash Association Team Championships and finished the year ranked 34th nationally
CSA Player of the E Division: Isabelle Gotuaco
College Squash Association Player of the Week: Isabel Agnew (2/15)
Kaitlin Reese represented Haverford at the College Squash Association Individual Championships during her first year in the program

Men’s Fencing

Went 21-17 overall for the team’s highest win total since the 2010-11 season
First third at the MACFA Championships, just five individual bout wins away from capturing the conference title
MacIntosh Award Recipient: Gabriel Braun
NCAA Regional Qualifiers: Yan Yan Xie (12th, foil), Russell Rivera (27th, foil), Jack Leighninger (29th, foil), Gabriel Braun (19th, sabre), John Hare (26th, foil), David Parker (t30th, foil), Kadan Lottick (24th, epee), Eric Gardner (31st, epee)
MACFA Gold Medalist: Eric Gardner (epee)
MACFA Silver Medalist: John Hare (sabre)
MACFA Squad Championship: Sabre (John Hare, Gabriel Braun, David Parker, Henry Li)on 17 competitions

Women’s Fencing

Recorded 14 wins on the season
Placed fifth at the EWFC Championships
Finished ninth at the NIWFA Championships
EWFC All-Stars: Alexandra Morrison (second team; foil), Anna Neuheardt (second team; sabre)
NIWFA All-Star: Anna Neuheardt (second team; sabre)
NIWFA All-Academic Team: Amira Abujbara
NCAA Regional Qualifiers: Anna Neuheardt (28th, sabre), Emily Brown (33rd, sabre), Alexandra Morrison (33rd, foil), Katie Bradley (36th, epee)