Kelley and Uliasz Earn AHA Student-Athletes of the Year Honors
6/20/2024 11:00:00 AM | Ice Hockey
Goaltender Allie Kelley and forward Haley Uliasz are 2024 Atlantic Hockey America (AHA) Student-Athletes of the Year. The duo are two of 18 AHA student-athletes to earn the honor by posting a 4.0 grade point average in 2023-24. Kelley and Uliasz join 17 teammates on the 2024 AHA All-Academic Team. The 19 honorees marks the fifth year in a row that the Orange have had at least that many earn AHA All-Academic Team honors. Student-athletes must achieve a grade point average of 3.0 or higher in both semesters during the 2023-24 academic year to achieve the honor.
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Kelley, who just played her first season at Syracuse, is pursuing a master's degree in exercise science after earning her undergraduate degree in natural sciences from St. Anselm. Uliasz, who joined the Orange after four years on the Syracuse rowing team, earned her undergraduate degree in sport management and is pursuing a project management M.P.S. from the College of Professional Studies.
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Graduate student Marielle McHale, who is pursuing a master's degree in higher postsecondary education, is a six-time AHA All-Academic team selection, while seniors Kambel Beacom (sport management major), Sarah Thompson (sport management), Amelia Van Vliet (dual major in psychology and forensic science) and Tatum White (medicinal chemistry) earned the honor for the fourth time in their career. Graduate student Alexandria Weiss (master's degree in sport venue and event management) is a five-time honoree after being recognized four times at Mercyhurst and this past season at Syracuse.
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Senior Rayla Clemons (medicinal chemistry) and junior Erin Brousseau (triple major in international relations, policy studies and applied data analytics) are three-time honorees, while sophomore Gabby Dougherty (sport analytics), Charlotte Hallett (dual major in forensic science and arts & sciences) and Mikayla Todd (human development and family science) earned the honor for the second year in a row. Graduate students Kate Holmes (sport analytics), Kelley, Kailey Langefels (project management M.P.S), Rachel Teslak (master's degree in forensic science), Uliasz, sophomore Heidi Knoll (sport management) and freshmen Nea Tervonen (sport management) and Haley Trudeau (sport analytics) are first-time honorees.
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Kelley, who just played her first season at Syracuse, is pursuing a master's degree in exercise science after earning her undergraduate degree in natural sciences from St. Anselm. Uliasz, who joined the Orange after four years on the Syracuse rowing team, earned her undergraduate degree in sport management and is pursuing a project management M.P.S. from the College of Professional Studies.
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Graduate student Marielle McHale, who is pursuing a master's degree in higher postsecondary education, is a six-time AHA All-Academic team selection, while seniors Kambel Beacom (sport management major), Sarah Thompson (sport management), Amelia Van Vliet (dual major in psychology and forensic science) and Tatum White (medicinal chemistry) earned the honor for the fourth time in their career. Graduate student Alexandria Weiss (master's degree in sport venue and event management) is a five-time honoree after being recognized four times at Mercyhurst and this past season at Syracuse.
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Senior Rayla Clemons (medicinal chemistry) and junior Erin Brousseau (triple major in international relations, policy studies and applied data analytics) are three-time honorees, while sophomore Gabby Dougherty (sport analytics), Charlotte Hallett (dual major in forensic science and arts & sciences) and Mikayla Todd (human development and family science) earned the honor for the second year in a row. Graduate students Kate Holmes (sport analytics), Kelley, Kailey Langefels (project management M.P.S), Rachel Teslak (master's degree in forensic science), Uliasz, sophomore Heidi Knoll (sport management) and freshmen Nea Tervonen (sport management) and Haley Trudeau (sport analytics) are first-time honorees.
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