AUGUSTA, Ga. – Flagler College shattered its record by putting 217 student-athletes on the 2023 Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll, presented by Barnes & Noble College, which was released today by conference officials. There were 1,573 student-athletes that earned the conference's honor roll accolade. The Presidential Honor Roll recognizes all student-athletes at the PBC member institutions, as well as it's associate members, 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.

Last year, Flagler had 172 representatives on the 2022 PBC Presidential Honor Roll. The PBC's 1,573 student-athletes gives the league more than 1,000 honorees for the 13th year in a row. Each student-athlete will receive a certificate from the conference office.

Flagler had 57 student-athletes earning Gold Scholar honors. The following earned Gold Scholar honors: Mason Gray (baseball); Zach Thomas (baseball); Jace Thomas (baseball); Ethan Tank (men's cross country/track); Logan Burch (men's cross country/track); Christian Fernandez (men's cross country/track); Tomas Cavanagh (men's golf); Nic Eberhard (men's golf); Parker Collins (men's lacrosse); Jacob Hauser (men's lacrosse); Wyatt Huggins (men's lacrosse); Asher Campbell-Westbrook (men's lacrosse); Ben Byrne (men's lacrosse); Jonas Schmitt (men's soccer); Jesse van Krimpen (men's soccer); Liam Fisch (men's soccer); Seamus Feeney (men's soccer); Jared Fuentes (men's soccer); Jared Marsano (men's soccer); Marc Birkelund (men's soccer); Paul Hansen (men's soccer); Philipp Lemken (men's tennis); Jagger Ong-Patzwald (men's tennis); Beka Benge (women's basketball); Carleigh Grimm (women's basketball); Maddie Erickson (women's basketball); Paxton Marshall (women's cross country/track); Chloe Smith (women's cross country/track); Madeline Rodriguez (women's cross country/track); Hannah Gatland (women's cross country/track); Monika Kubai (women's cross country/track); Marissa Kempf (women's cross country/track); Maddi Hood (women's cross country/track); Morgan Churchill (women's cross country/track); Mattie Culver (women's cross country/track); Sammy Andress (women's cross country/track); Marietta Ruhl (women's golf); Jan Browne (women's golf); Vivien Roesner (women's golf); Madelyn Childs (softball); Mercedes Salinas (softball); Kiersten James (softball); Courtney Robinson (softball); Sara Carr (women's soccer); Moa Arlebo (women's soccer); Maddie Poole (women's soccer); Chloe Byrne (women's soccer); Arianna Silva(women's soccer); Jess Leach (women's soccer); Eilidh McHattie (women's soccer); Jasmine Rehberger (women's soccer); Nadia Fung (women's soccer); Shannon Matthaei (women's soccer); Florencia Massardo Brain (women's tennis); Sidney Hogan (volleyball); Kennedy Muff (volleyball); Brooke Singleton (volleyball). 

Fifty-six more student-athletes earned Silver Scholar honors. Those earning Silver Scholar recognition were: Justin Haskins (baseball); Steven Reiss (baseball); Kevin RisCassi (baseball); Will Taylor (baseball); Coy Phillips (baseball); Jaiden Warde (baseball); Jaxson Wentworth (baseball); Blake Pesante (baseball); Francisco Ramirez (men's cross country/track); Jack Cleary (men's cross country/track); Gavin Ross (men's cross country/track); Trey Wilson (men's golf); Gabriele Romani (men's golf); Cade Balogh (men's lacrosse); Walker Smith (men's lacrosse); Paxton Crowell (men's lacrosse); Colten Reynolds (men's lacrosse); Mitchell Evans (men's lacrosse); Dom Trager (men's lacrosse); Matt Gick (men's lacrosse); Antanas Mikuzis (men's lacrosse); Drew Flagg (men's lacrosse); Garrett McNulty (men's lacrosse); Tomle Donig (men's soccer); Miles Shanley (men's soccer); Axel Nolgren (men's soccer); Jack Vokt (men's soccer); Maurice Tessman (men's soccer); Tyler Hale (men's soccer); Max Gottwald (men's soccer); Cedric Holzmann (men's tennis); Taylor Gardner (women's basketball); Enola Savel (women's cross country/track); Isabella Santeufemio (women's cross country/track); Francesca Pece (women's cross country/track); Sam Gayton (women's cross country/track); Clemence Treguer (women's cross country/track); Madison Peele (women's cross country/track); Sloane Siebert (women's golf); Madelyn Wise (softball); Jordan Moss (softball); Paige Maseda (softball); Olivia Parker (softball); Liz Hall (women's soccer); Alycia Dowling (women's soccer); Brin Wexler (women's soccer); Gabi Flores (women's soccer); Addie Meyers (women's soccer); Josefine Nilsen (women's soccer); Emery Biggs (women's soccer); Eryka Kruk (women's tennis); Nadja Meier (women's tennis); Annie Bart (volleyball); Jordan Berglin (volleyball); Edie Lamoreaux (volleyball); Colby Stempkowski (volleyball).   

Another 57 student-athletes were tabbed as Bronze Scholars. Those earning Bronze Scholars honors were: Jonny Crowel (baseball); Dylan Faulkner (baseball); Drew Rosenberg (baseball); Matthew Burke (baseball); Nathan Norwood (baseball); Bryce Fitzgerald (baseball); John Carbone (men's cross country/track); Robert Stiff (men's cross country/track); Jon Eide (men's cross country/track); Will Stone (men's cross country/track); Abe Forsyth (men's golf); Asher Minich (men's lacrosse); Jack Newell (men's lacrosse); Davis Campbell (men's lacrosse); Brandon Blunk (men's lacrosse); Blake Gonzalez (men's lacrosse); George Winser (men's soccer); Sam Reynolds (men's soccer); Colin Dwyer (men's soccer); Sean Raines (men's soccer); Filip Sparavec (men's soccer); Camilo Vera (men's soccer); Max Berner (men's tennis); Sara Pedraza (women's basketball); N'Mya Pierce (women's basketball); Jessica Dowdy (women's basketball); Laney Noreika (women's basketball); Eden Goddard (women's cross country/track); Riley Carter (women's cross country/track); Alexis Gifford (women's cross country/track); Lea Steinbach (women's cross country/track); Olivia Farley (women's cross country/track); Monique Whiteman (women's cross country/track); Leeda Clark (women's cross country/track); Zoie Marchant (women's cross country/track); Grace Richards (women's golf); Fernanda Lacaz (women's golf); Kylie Turner (women's golf); Jordyn Hodgson (women's golf); Gianna Amundsen (softball); Stephanie Youngblood (softball); Madison Vogel (softball); Ari Bosch (softball); Lauren Feltenberger (women's soccer); Mae Swenson (women's soccer); Betty Hall (women's soccer); Mikayla Lambert (women's soccer); Ellise Rennie (women's soccer); Phoebe Licence (women's soccer); Charlotta Buss (women's tennis); Addison Skye Breunich (women's tennis); Dana Heimen (women's tennis); Laura Jipescu (women's tennis); Molly Boyd (volleyball); Dani Russo (volleyball); Audrey Simmons (volleyball); Logan Garcia (volleyball).        

Flagler had 47 student-athletes earn Presidential Scholar honors. Those earning that accolade were: Riley Fitzgerald (baseball); Caden Kresak (baseball); Seth Wysocki (baseball); Brad Vondruska (baseball); Omar Figueroa (men's basketball); Tyler Collier (men's basketball); Jack Webster (men's basketball); Dieumerci Ufitimana (men's cross country/track); Chris Canales (men's cross country/track);  Paul Schedlbauer (men's cross country/track); Michael Hayeck (men's cross country/track); Adrian Abercrombie (men's cross country/track); Matt Lyons (men's cross country/track); Max Bowlin (men's cross country/track); Joel Petersson (men's golf); Andrew Porter (men's golf); Felix Villamil (men's golf); Brendan Watson (men's lacrosse); Nico DeGance (men's lacrosse); Auggie D'Ambrosi (men's lacrosse); John Kersey (men's lacrosse); Christian Sordo (men's lacrosse); Max Lambertz (men's soccer); Tirso Trueba (men's soccer); Dan McGuire (men's soccer); Pavlos Parson (men's tennis); Petr Cervinka (men's tennis); Nikita Tatyanin (men's tennis); Amuk Tong (women's basketball); Sharale McCormick (women's basketball); Miracle Parker (women's basketball); Hope Siner (women's cross country/track); Abby Misch (women's cross country/track); Siena Marsico (women's cross country/track); Emily Manning (women's cross country/track); Blair Fowler (women's cross country/track); Anna Asphamn (women's golf); Stella Jelinek (women's golf); Abbey O'Connor (softball); Alex Vitola (softball); Rachel Hester (softball);  Mallory Forrester (softball);  Jordan Sheets (softball); Andrea Fernandez (women's soccer); Luisa Hrda (women's tennis); Marissa Majorkiewicz (volleyball); Cameron Fenner (volleyball).  

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 19 intercollegiate sports.


Flagler Presidential Honor Roll by sport:

Baseball:
Gold Scholars – Mason Gray, Zach Thomas, Jace Thomas
Silver Scholars – Justin Haskins, Steven Reiss, Kevin RisCassi, Will Taylor, Coy Phillips, Jaiden Warde, Jaxson Wentworth, Blake Pesante
Bronze Scholars – Jonny Crowel, Dylan Faulkner, Drew Rosenberg, Matthew Burke, Nathan Norwood, Bryce Fitzgerald
Presidential Scholars – Riley Fitzgerald, Caden Kresak, Seth Wysocki, Brad Vondruska

Men's Basketball:
Presidential Scholars – Omar Figueroa, Tyler Collier, Jack Webster

Women's Basketball:  
Gold Scholars – Beka Benge, Carleigh Grimm, Maddie Erickson
Silver Scholar – Taylor Gardner
Bronze Scholars – Sara Pedraza, N'Mya Pierce, Jessica Dowdy, Laney Noreika
Presidential Scholars – Amuk Tong, Sharale McCormick, Miracle Parker

Men's Cross Country/Track:
Gold Scholars – Ethan Tank, Logan Burch, Christian Fernandez
Silver Scholars – Francisco Ramirez, Jack Cleary, Gavin Ross
Bronze Scholars – John Carbone, Robert Stiff, Jon Eide, Will Stone
Presidential Scholars – Dieumerci Ufitimana, Chris Canales, Paul Schedlbauer, Michael Hayeck, Adrian Abercrombie, Matt Lyons, Max Bowlin

Women's Cross Country/Track:
Gold Scholars – Paxton Marshall, Chloe Smith, Madeline Rodriguez, Hannah Gatland, Monika Kubai, Marissa Kempf, Maddi Hood, Megan Churchill, Mattie Culver, Sammy Andress
Silver Scholars – Enola Savel, Isabella Santeufemio, Francesca Pece, Sam Gayton, Clemence Treguer, Madison Peele
Bronze Scholars – Eden Goddard, Riley Carter, Alexis Gifford, Lea Steinbach, Olivia Farley, Monique Whiteman, Leeda Clark, Zoie Marchant
Presidential Scholars – Hope Siner, Abby Misch, Siena Marsico, Emily Manning, Blair Fowler

Men's Golf:
Gold Scholars – Tomas Cavanagh, Nic Eberhard
Silver Scholars – Trey Wilson, Gabriele Romani
Bronze Scholar – Abe Forsyth
Presidential Scholars – Joel Petersson, Andrew Porter, Felix Villamil

Women's Golf:
Gold Scholars – Marietta Ruhl, Jan Browne, Vivien Roesner
Silver Scholar – Sloane Siebert
Bronze Scholars – Grace Richards, Fernanda Lacaz, Kylie Turner, Jordyn Hodgson
Presidential Scholars – Anna Asphamn, Stella Jelinek

Men's Lacrosse:
Gold Scholars – Parker Collins, Jacob Hauser, Wyatt Huggins, Asher Campbell-Westbrook, Ben Byrne
Silver Scholars – Cade Balogh, Walker Smith, Paxton Crowell, Colten Reynolds, Mitchell Evans, Dom Trager, Matt Gick, Antanas Mikuzis, Drew Flagg, Garrett McNulty
Bronze Scholars – Asher Minich, Jack Newell, Davis Campbell, Brandon Blunk, Blake Gonzalez
Presidential Scholars – Brendan Watson, Nico DeGance, Auggie D'Ambrosi, John Kersey, Christian Sordo

Men's Soccer:
Gold Scholars – Jonas Schmitt, Jesse van Krimpen, Liam Fisch, Seamus Feeney, Jared Fuentes, Jared Marsano, Marc Birkelund, Paul Hansen
Silver Scholars – Tomle Donig, Miles Shanley, Axel Nolgren, Jack Vokt, Maurice Tessman, Tyler Hale, Max Gottwald
Bronze Scholars – George Winser, Sam Reynolds, Colin Dwyer, Sean Raines, Filip Sparavec, Camilo Vera
Presidential Scholars – Max Lambertz, Tirso Trueba, Dan McGuire

Women's Soccer:
Gold Scholars – Sara Carr, Moa Arlebo, Maddie Poole, Chloe Byrne, Arianna Silva, Jess Leach, Eilidh McHattie, Jasmine Rehberger, Nadia Fung, Shannon Matthaei
Silver Scholars – Liz Hall, Alycia Dowling, Brin Wexler, Gabi Flores, Addie Meyers, Josefine Nilsen, Emery Biggs
Bronze Scholars – Lauren Feltenberger, Mae Swenson, Betty Hall, Mikayla Lambert, Ellise Rennie, Phoebe Licence
Presidential Scholar – Andrea Fernandez

Softball:
Gold Scholars – Madelyn Childs, Mercedes Salinas, Kiersten James, Courtney Robinson
Silver Scholars – Madelyn Wise, Jordan Moss, Paige Maseda, Olivia Parker
Bronze Scholars – Gianna Amundsen, Stephanie Youngblood, Madison Vogel, Ari Bosch
Presidential Scholars – Abbey O'Connor, Alex Vitola, Rachel Hester, Mallory Forrester, Jordan Sheets

Men's Tennis:
Gold Scholars – Philipp Lemken, Jagger Ong-Patzwald
Silver Scholar – Cedric Holzmann
Bronze Scholar – Max Berner
Presidential Scholar – Pavlos Parson, Petr Cervinka, Nikita Tatyanin

Women's Tennis:
Gold Scholar – Florencia Massardo Brain
Silver Scholars – Eryka Kruk, Nadja Meier
Bronze Scholars – Charlotta Buss, Addison Skye Breunich, Dana Heimen, Laura Jipescu
Presidential Scholar – Luisa Hrda

Volleyball:
Gold Scholars – Sidney Hogan, Kennedy Muff, Brooke Singleton
Silver Scholars – Edie Lamoreaux, Colby Stempkowski, Annie Bart, Jordan Berglin
Bronze Scholars – Dani Russo, Audrey Simmons, Logan Garcia, Molly Boyd
Presidential Scholars – Marissa Majorkiewicz, Cameron Fenner

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