Thirty-eight Hobart and William Smith Colleges student-athletes earned Liberty League All-Academic honors when the spring sport teams were announced by the conference office today. The Herons' nationally-ranked lacrosse team led the way with 13 honorees.
 
To be recognized as a member of the Liberty League All-Academic Team a student-athlete must be a sophomore or higher in class standing with at least a year at their current institution and have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.30. In addition to the baker's dozen recognized from William Smith lacrosse, both the Hobart and William Smith rowing teams had seven athletes make the grade, Hobart tennis saw six Statesmen selected, three from William Smith golf made the cut, while Hobart golf and William Smith tennis each had one player make the team.
 
The following Statesmen and Herons were among the spring sports honorees:
 

• Mady Dicks '24, William Smith lacrosse, Biology and Classics
• Liza Diffley '23, William Smith lacrosse, Education
• Tiffany Foster '24, William Smith lacrosse, Undeclared
• Emily Griffin '24, William Smith lacrosse, Psychology
• Elizabeth MacMurray '24, William Smith lacrosse, History
• Allie McGinty '24, William Smith lacrosse, Economics and Environmental Studies
• Chloe McGlynn '24, William Smith lacrosse, Economics
• Payton McMahon '22, William Smith lacrosse, Economics and History
• Maddie Montgomery '23, William Smith lacrosse, Psychology
• Kaitlin Pellechia '23, William Smith lacrosse, Economics
• Kate Risley '24, William Smith lacrosse, Biology
• Maddie Schleicher '24, William Smith lacrosse, Chemistry
• Kelsie Worth '22, William Smith lacrosse, International Relations
• Zachary Berzon '22, Hobart rowing, Architectural Studies
• Hannah Bilton '22, Hobart rowing, International Relations, Biology and Political Science
• Eric Koon '24, Hobart rowing, Computer Science
• Mo Marchart '22, Hobart rowing, Economics
• Ryan Mulflur '24, Hobart rowing, Undeclared
• Alex Sickmuller '22, Hobart rowing, Philosophy and Music
• Aidan Spencer '22, Hobart rowing, English and Philosophy
• Mary Baillos '24, William Smith rowing, Environmental Studies and International Relations
• Emma Bilton '22, William Smith rowing, Psychology and Sociology
• Freya Birkas-Dent '22, William Smith rowing, International Relations and Economics
• Jane Bliss '24, William Smith rowing, Undeclared
• Olive McCall '24, William Smith rowing, Biology
• Annie Wertheimer '22, William Smith rowing, Art History
• Britta Wilkerson '24, William Smith rowing, Sociology and Education
• Leo Bakiri '23, Hobart tennis, Architectural Studies
• Winter Fagerberg '24, Hobart tennis, Undeclared
• Sean Pesin '24, Hobart tennis, Economics and Psychology
• Thomas Shung '22, Hobart tennis, Economics
• Guthrie Speers '23, Hobart tennis, Political Science
• Jett Wright '23, Hobart tennis, Media & Society
• Justine Burness '24, William Smith golf, Undeclared
• Ashley Byron '24, William Smith golf, Economics
• Emma Nedeau '22, William Smith golf, Psychology
• Phil Satin '21, MSM '22, Hobart golf, Economics, MS Management
• Maggie Bonomo '22, William Smith tennis, Media & Society

 
William Smith lacrosse is 17-1 and ranked ninth in the nation in the latest coaches poll heading into the NCAA tournament. The Liberty League Champion Herons will face No. 18 Messiah (13-5) at 1 p.m. Sunday, May 15 on Boswell Field.
 
Hobart rowing won its 16th consecutive Liberty League Championship and is awaiting the selection of crews for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. William Smith rowing finished fourth at the Liberty League Championships.
 
Hobart tennis was 16-7 overall this season. The Statesmen were the No. 3 seed in the Liberty League Tournament and advanced to the semifinals before falling to No. 2 Skidmore 5-3. William Smith tennis was 4-13 this season.
 
William Smith golf was sixth at the Liberty League Championships, while Hobart golf finished seventh at the league tournament.