Nine Earn 2024 AHCA All-America Scholar Honors

Seniors Tatum White and Sarah Thompson are the first four-time Krampade/American Hockey Coaches Association All-America Scholars in Syracuse ice hockey history. The pair lead a list of nine Orange skaters to earn the 2024 distinction, which is the second-highest total in program history. Graduate student Allie Kelley earned the honor for the third time in her career, while junior Erin Brousseau and sophomores Gabby Dougherty and Charlotte Hallett achieved the honor for the second time. Graduate student Kailey Langefels, senior Haley Uliasz and freshman Nea Tervonen are first-time honorees. The Orange posted a 3.748 grade point average in the spring, which was the highest for any Syracuse team.

A team captain, White earned the College Hockey America (CHA) Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. The medicinal chemistry major has served as the Syracuse Student-Athlete Advisory Culture Committee co-chair for the past two years and was a 2023-24 Team IMPACT fellow. White tallied six goals and 14 assists and won 391 faceoffs, which ranks fourth in program history, last season. The Kingston, Ontario native ranks sixth on Syracuse's career faceoffs win record list with 862 in 118 games.

A sport management major, Thompson tallied nine goals and four assists in 34 games in 2023-24. Thompson, who launched 'Sticks Together' to provide children in disadvantaged areas opportunities to learn and grow through the sport of ice hockey three years ago was one of five finalists for the 2024 Hockey Humanitarian Award, which is presented annually to college hockey's "finest citizen" and seeks to recognize players who contribute to local and/or global communities in a true humanitarian spirit. The Ottawa, Ontario native was a semifinalist for the honor as a junior.

Dougherty, who hails from Ann Arbor, Mich. and is majoring in sport analytics has two career assists and 11 blocks in 47 games at Syracuse. She is also a two-time CHA All-Academic Team and Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Academic Honor Roll honoree.

A native of Markham, Ontario, Hallett, is a dual major in forensic science and arts & sciences. She tallied one goal and two assists and blocked 19 shots as a sophomore, playing both forward and defense during the season. She has six career points (two goals and four assists) and is also a two-time CHA All-Academic Team and ACC Academic Honor Roll honoree.

Kelley, who is pursuing a master's degree in exercise science, is a three-time AHCA Scholar-Athlete, having earned the distinction twice at St. Anselm before transferring to Syracuse. In 2023-24, she set the Syracuse record for saves in a game (65 vs. St. Lawrence) and in a season (1,130) during first year in Orange. The East Berne, N.Y. native ranks third on the CHA single-season record list with 1,130 saves.

A triple major in international relations, policy studies and applied data analytics, Brousseau earned AHCA All-America Scholar honors as a freshman, as well. The St. Louis Park, Minn. native has played in 86 games for the Orange, scoring three goals and tallying three assists.

A native of Minnetonka, Minn., Langefels earned a project management M.P.S. from the College of Professional Studies at Syracuse. She tallied eight points, including two goals and six assists, in 2023.24.

A senior who joined the hockey program after four years as a rower at Syracuse, Haley Uliasz completed her degree in sport management in December and is pursuing a project management M.P.S. from the College of Professional Studies. The Chalfont, Pa. native, who played in 31 games, adds AHCA All-America Scholar to her list of academic honors that includes Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete and Atlantic Coast Conference All-Academic Team recognition.

A native of Tampere, Finland, Tervonen tallied seven points (three goals and four assists) and won 169 faceoffs in her debut season in Orange. She is pursuing a degree in sport management.

To earn the All-American Scholar distinction, student-athletes had to maintain a 3.75 or higher GPA for each semester in 2023-24 and play in 40 percent of the games.

The 2024-25 Orange begin their season on September 22 with an exhibition game against the University of Windsor at Tennity Ice Pavilion.

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Players Mentioned

Erin Brousseau

Gabby Dougherty

Charlotte Hallett

Allie Kelley

Kailey Langefels

Nea Tervonen

Sarah Thompson

Haley Uliasz

Tatum White

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