PHILADELPHIA – Haverford College seniors Andrew Bostick and Alex Spiliotes have been voted onto the 2012 Philadelphia Inquirer Men's At-Large Academic All-Area Team as released by the Philadelphia Area Sports Information Directors Association (Philly-SIDA).

The team is voted on by the sports information offices of the 28 area institutions from the Philadelphia metropolitan area that compose Philly-SIDA.

Bostick was an epeeist on the men's fencing team which won its third consecutive Middle Atlantic Collegiate Fencing Assication (MACFA) championship in 2012. At the championship Bostick captured individual gold in epee and helped push his fellow epeeists to a second-place squad finish. Bostick finished 20th in his weapon at the 2012 NCAA regional.

Spiliotes capped his squash career at Haverford by garnering an invitation to the College Squash Association (CSA) 2012 individual championship tournament where he played in the Molloy Division for players seeded 33rd through 64th in the nation. Playing in the the No. 1 spot for the Fords, Spiliotes helped lead the Fords to the CSA Serues Cup (F Division, seed Nos. 41-48) title at the 2012 CSA team championship event two weekends prior to the individual tournament.

Bostick's inclusion on the 2012 at-large team marks the second consecutive year he has earned Philadelphia Inquirer/Philly-SIDA honors. This is Spiliotes' first time on the academic at-large team.

Brad Driscoll, a Universtiy of the Sciences mixed rifle athlete, was named the performer of the year for the 11-man at-large team.