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Haney, Krepps selected CoSIDA All-Academic
Haney, a sophomore defender, and Krepps, a junior midfielder, were selected based a vote of member sports information directors in the district, which includes all NCAA Division I schools in Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. To be eligible for recognition, the scholar-athletes must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or higher and must be a starter or key reserve. Haney was named to the first team and Krepps to the second team. By earning first team honors, Haney is eligible for the national CoSIDA Academic All-American ballot, which will be announced later in November. Haney has started 37 of 38 games for the Fightin’ Blue Hens, and has four goals and one assist. He was named the team most valuable player as a freshman in 2003 and served as a co-captain this season. He is majoring in biological sciences and has a perfect 4.0 grade point average. Krepps has been a regular at midfield and defense for the Hens in 2004, playing in 10 games with two starts. She had one goal and two assists. Krepps started 15 of 17 games as a freshman in 2002 and nine of 13 games in 2003, when she scored two goals. She is a two-time member of the Colonial Athletic Association Academic Honor Roll and carries a 3.94 grade point average as a double major in biology and Earth science education. CoSIDA District 2 All- Academic teams
First team: Jason Garey, Maryland; Thomas Harju, Lafayette; Darren Spicer, Princeton; Jonathan Hemmert, Bucknell; Domenic Mediate, Maryland; Steve Wacker, Temple; Thomas DeCato, Pittsburgh; Matt Haney, Delaware; Nathan Jolly, Lafayette; Noah Salsi, Duquesne; Mike Tortora, Lafayette. Second team: Andrew Bell, Duquesne; Paul Brandley, Georgetown; Chris Karcz, Rutgers; Greg Buzzell, Bucknell; Nadav Gottesman, Fairleigh Dickinson; Tim Mochan, Drexel; Mario Douglas, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Jacob Kring, Pittsburgh; Chris Lancos, Maryland; Nigel Marples, Towson; Andy Watto, Temple; Daniel Cepero, Pennsylvania. Women’s soccer First team: Katy Cross, Pennsylvania; Laura Johnson, Villanova; Laura Kane, West Virginia; Simone Dekker, Maryland; Shannon Jackson, Towson; Emma Hagen, Navy; Caitlin Holmes, Duquesne; Michelle Sabey, Seton Hall; Ashley Weimer, West Virginia; Erin Iwaskiewicz, Lehigh. Second team: Casey McCann, Georgetown; Samantha Vietry, Temple; Stephanie Vietry, Temple; Jennifer Krepps, Delaware; Amanda Lentz, Penn State; Stephanie Parker, Navy; Christine Wentzler, Rutgers; Lindsay Bach, Penn State; Jen Michewicz, Seton Hall; Shannon Trexler, Lehigh; Romy Trigg-Smith, Princeton; Jamie Pelusi, Pittsburgh. To learn how to subscribe to UDaily, click here. |
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