AUGUSTA, Ga. – Flagler College put 124 student-athletes on the 2019 Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll, which was released today by conference officials. There were 1,517 student-athletes that earned the conference's honor roll accolade. The Presidential Honor Roll recognizes all student-athletes at the 12 PBC member institutions who had a grade point average of 3.0 or higher for the academic year.

The honor roll is divided into four groups: Presidential, Bronze, Silver and Gold Scholars. All student-athletes with a GPA from 3.0 to 3.24 are Presidential Scholars while Bronze Scholars are 3.25 to 3.49; Silver 3.50 to 3.74 and Gold Scholars are those with a 3.75 to 4.00.

Flagler had 115 student-athletes make the honor roll last year. The PBC's 1,517 student-athletes gives the league more than 1,000 honorees for the 10th year in a row. Each student-athlete will receive a certificate from the conference office.

Flagler had 32 student-athletes earning Gold Scholar honors. The following earned Gold Scholar honors: Aaron Anderson (baseball); Patricia Bishop (cheerleading); Emelie Brandt (women's soccer); Annie Breen (women's soccer); Reid Burrows (men's tennis); Sam Carpenter (baseball); Kierra Crane (women's basketball); Oscar Davidsson (men's soccer); Sarah-Lisa Dubel (women's soccer); Heloise Duffie de Tassigny (women's cross country); Garland Evans (softball); Kenneth Gordon (baseball); Miranda Greene (women's golf); Niklas Heil (men's tennis); Juan Iturra (men's golf); Kim Jakobs (women's golf); Patrick Krack (baseball); Lorena Lopez (women's soccer); Kara McKissack (women's basketball); Jessie Mescal (women's cross country); Charlene Nowotny (women's soccer); Lauren Penkala (women's cross country); Maria Puccio-Ball (women's cross country); Ali Ritter (women's soccer); Felicitas Runkel (women's tennis); Concepcion Sanchez (women's soccer); Sara Sandberg (women's soccer); Sarah Schark (volleyball); Ella Stromfelt (women's golf); Kris Totoris (men's basketball); Morgan Vidrine (women's soccer); and Lindsey Williams (women's cross country).

Thirty-four more student-athletes earned Silver Scholar honors. Those earning Silver Scholar recognition were: Noah Allen (baseball); Ryan Ashworth (baseball); Tommaso Bagon (men's tennis); MC Bell (women's soccer); Chloe Byrne (women's soccer); Reagan Bush (women's cross country); Brittney Calhoun (women's golf); Sara Carr (women's soccer); Felipe Carvalho (men's tennis); Maria Castorino Mujica (women's soccer); Luke Dougherty (men's golf); Annie Habeeb (women's soccer); Elizabeth Hansen (cheerleading); Rasmus Jonsson (men's tennis); Maria Kappos (softball); Lauren Lannan (women's soccer); Alanna McCary (cheerleading); Kayla McManama (women's cross country); Paloma Martinez (women's tennis); Megan Miller (softball); Tatum Morgan (softball); Kyle Morton (baseball); Natalie Murphy (softball); Josefine Nilsen (women's soccer); Kayla Norelli (volleyball); Cadie O'Hern (volleyball); Jimmy Peck (baseball); Mia Pencak (women's soccer); Rachel Porada (volleyball); Tara Savisky (volleyball); Lawrence Slim (men's basketball); Pauline Tainton (women's golf); Jordan Taylor (volleyball); and Elena Vinas Pujol (women's soccer).

Another 34 student-athletes were tabbed as Bronze Scholars. Those earning Bronze Scholars honors were: Chris Altopiedi (baseball); Rob Arakel (baseball); Lara Ardler (women's golf); Daniel Arrien (men's tennis); Luca Bolla (men's tennis); Victoria Bowrosen (volleyball); Remy Brown (men's basketball); Franco Camacho (baseball); Anthony Colasanti (men's cross country); Ja'Kobi Dasher (baseball); Maddie Erwin (volleyball); Sam Guenther (men's basketball); Allison Horwitch (women's cross country); Ethan Jones (baseball); Austin Kunde (baseball); Wade Iben (baseball); Erinn Lauer (cheerleading); Genevieve Mangini (softball); Jason Moore (baseball); Morgan Murphy (softball); Connor Norton (men's cross country); Dillon Reed (baseball); Tatiyana Rock (women's basketball); Myiah Russack-Cradeur (women's soccer); Eden Schlagenhauf (women's tennis); Emmie Seiler (cheerleading); Lukas Storck (men's tennis); Logan Swackhammer (men's basketball); Alessandra Traub (women's tennis); Felix Villamil (men's golf); Devin Wall (baseball); Jett Walsh (baseball); Aaron Walton (men's basketball); and Brin Wexler (women's soccer).

Flagler had 24 student-athletes earn Presidential Scholar honors. Those earning that accolade were: Mitchell Bowlin (men's golf); Charles Collings (men's golf); Malia Cryan (women's cross country); Nemanja Damjanovic (men's soccer); Erin Davis (cheerleading); Hannah Dolores (women's soccer); Anna Dumovich (softball); Tabitha Formon (softball); NaJah Gerrald (softball); Linus Johansson (men's soccer); Crisman Jones (men's cross country); Katya King (women's golf); Rachel Machovec (volleyball); Tryggvi Magnusson (men's soccer); Mary Marten (cheerleading); Chris Metzger (men's basketball); Zoe Mooney (softball); Tabitha Odabe (women's basketball); Bella Petrone (women's golf); Rodrigo Portillo (men's soccer); Karlie Redfern (volleyball); Davina Rivera (cheerleading); Regan Swift (volleyball); and Abigayle Weinfeld (women's cross country).  

Flagler College, located in St. Augustine, Florida, is a member of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division II and the Peach Belt Conference and sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports.


Flagler Presidential Honor Roll by sport:

Baseball:
Gold Scholars- Aaron Anderson, Sam Carpenter, Kenneth Gordon, Patrick Krack 
Silver Scholars- Noah Allen, Ryan Ashworth, Kyle Morton, Jimmy Peck
Bronze Scholars- Chris Altopiedi, Rob Arakel, Franco Camacho, Ja'Kobi Dasher, Wade Iben, Ethan Jones, Austin Kunde, Jason Moore, Dillon Reed, Devin Wall, Jett Walsh

Men's Basketball:
Gold Scholar- Kris Totoris
Silver Scholar- Lawrence Slim
Bronze Scholars- Remy Brown, Sam Guenther, Logan Swackhammer, Aaron Walton
Presidential Scholar- Chris Metzger  

Women's Basketball:  
Gold Scholars- Kierra Crane, Kara McKissack
Bronze Scholar- Tatiyana Rock
Presidential Scholar- Tabitha Odabe

Cheerleading:
Gold Scholar- Patricia Bishop
Silver Scholars- Elizabeth Hansen, Alanna McCary
Bronze Scholars- Erinn Lauer, Emmie Seiler
Presidential Scholars- Erin Davis, Mary Marten, Davina Rivera

Men's Cross Country:
Bronze Scholars- Anthony Colasanti, Connor Norton
Presidential Scholar- Crisman Jones

Women's Cross Country:
Gold Scholars- Heloise Duffie de Tassigny, Jessie Mescal, Lauren Penkala, Maria Puccio-Ball, Lindsey Williams
Silver Scholars- Reagan Bush, Kayla McManama
Bronze Scholar- Allison Horwitch
Presidential Scholars- Malia Cryan, Abigayle Weinfeld

Men's Golf:
Gold Scholar- Juan Iturra
Silver Scholar- Luke Dougherty
Bronze Scholar- Felix Villamil
Presidential Scholars- Mitchell Bowlin, Charles Collings 

Women's Golf:
Gold Scholars- Miranda Greene, Kim Jakobs, Ella Stromfelt
Silver Scholars- Brittney Calhoun, Pauline Tainton
Bronze Scholar- Lara Ardler
Presidential Scholars- Katya King, Bella Petrone

Men's Soccer:
Gold Scholar- Oscar Davidsson
Presidential Scholars- Nemanja Damjanovic, Linus Johansson, Tryggvi Magnusson, Rodrigo Portillo

Women's Soccer:
Gold Scholars- Emelie Brandt, Annie Breen, Sarah-Lisa Dubel, Lorena Lopez, Charlene Nowotny, Ali Ritter, Concepcion Sanchez, Sara Sandberg, Morgan Vidrine  
Silver Scholars- MC Bell, Chloe Byrne, Sara Carr, Annie Habeeb, Lauren Lannan, Maria Castorino Mujica, Josefine Nilsen, Mia Pencak, Elena Vinas Pujol
Bronze Scholars- Myiah Russack-Cradeur, Brin Wexler
Presidential Scholar- Hannah Dolores

Softball:
Gold Scholar- Garland Evans
Silver Scholars- Maria Kappos, Megan Miller, Tatum Morgan, Natalie Murphy
Bronze Scholar- Genevieve Mangini, Morgan Murphy      
Presidential Scholars- Anna Dumovich, Tabitha Formon, NaJah Gerrald, Zoe Mooney

Men's Tennis:
Gold Scholars- Reid Burrows, Niklas Heil
Silver Scholars- Tommaso Bagon, Felipe Carvalho, Rasmus Jonsson
Bronze Scholar- Daniel Arrien, Luca Bolla, Lukas Storck

Women's Tennis:
Gold Scholar- Felicitas Runkel
Silver Scholar- Paloma Martinez
Bronze Scholars- Eden Schlagenhauf, Alessandra Traub

Volleyball:
Gold Scholar- Sarah Schark   
Silver Scholars- Kayla Norelli, Cadie O'Hern, Rachel Porada, Tara Savisky, Jordan Taylor
Bronze Scholars- Victoria Bowrosen, Maddie Erwin
Presidential Scholars- Rachel Machovec, Karlie Redfern, Regan Swift

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