Omaha led all NCHC teams, as they’ve done each of the NCHC’s eight seasons, by placing all 29 teams members on the Academic All-Conference Team.
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Eight Newcomers Added to NCHC Academic All-Conference
Jul 21, 2021 | Hockey
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Eight newcomers on the Omaha hockey team were named NCHC Academic All-Conference for the 2020-21 season, the conference announced on Wednesday.
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Kaden Bohlsen, Brock Bremer, Jimmy Glynn, Jake Harrison, Nolan Krenzen, Matt Miller, Jack Randl and Jonny Tychonick all were honored earning a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average while completing a full academic year.
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In addition, six Mavericks – Bremer, Glynn, Harrison, Krenzen, Miller and Randl – were named NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes for earning a GPA of 3.5 or better.
Sophomores, juniors and seniors were honored back in March, but freshmen and transfers are not recognized until the spring semester closes.
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Overall in 2020-21, Omaha led all NCHC teams, as they've done each of the NCHC's eight seasons, by placing all 29 student-athletes on the Academic All-Conference Team. Colorado College was second with 25 total representatives on the Academic All-NCHC Team. Western Michigan placed 24 on the squad, followed by Denver with 23 total representatives while all eight NCHC programs had at least 17 total representatives this season.
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As a whole in 2020-21, Omaha also once more led NCHC teams with 20 NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes, while Denver and Western Michigan each produced 16 total student-athletes that collected the honor. Colorado College and Miami are home to 13 and 12 Distinguished Scholar-Athletes, respectively, this past season, while all eight teams had at least 10 NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes in 2020-21.
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In all, a record 180 NCHC student-athletes made the 2020-21 Academic All-Conference Team, as 118 sophomores, juniors and seniors were recognized on March 4. The previous high for total members on the NCHC Academic All-Conference Team was 174 in 2016-17. Along with that, a record-shattering 109 student-athletes overall were tabbed NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes this past season, including the 67 sophomores, juniors and seniors announced in March. The 109 NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes are by far the most in the conference's six years since the honor began (the previous record was 74 in 2019-20).
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Kaden Bohlsen, Brock Bremer, Jimmy Glynn, Jake Harrison, Nolan Krenzen, Matt Miller, Jack Randl and Jonny Tychonick all were honored earning a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average while completing a full academic year.
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In addition, six Mavericks – Bremer, Glynn, Harrison, Krenzen, Miller and Randl – were named NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes for earning a GPA of 3.5 or better.
Sophomores, juniors and seniors were honored back in March, but freshmen and transfers are not recognized until the spring semester closes.
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Overall in 2020-21, Omaha led all NCHC teams, as they've done each of the NCHC's eight seasons, by placing all 29 student-athletes on the Academic All-Conference Team. Colorado College was second with 25 total representatives on the Academic All-NCHC Team. Western Michigan placed 24 on the squad, followed by Denver with 23 total representatives while all eight NCHC programs had at least 17 total representatives this season.
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As a whole in 2020-21, Omaha also once more led NCHC teams with 20 NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes, while Denver and Western Michigan each produced 16 total student-athletes that collected the honor. Colorado College and Miami are home to 13 and 12 Distinguished Scholar-Athletes, respectively, this past season, while all eight teams had at least 10 NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes in 2020-21.
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In all, a record 180 NCHC student-athletes made the 2020-21 Academic All-Conference Team, as 118 sophomores, juniors and seniors were recognized on March 4. The previous high for total members on the NCHC Academic All-Conference Team was 174 in 2016-17. Along with that, a record-shattering 109 student-athletes overall were tabbed NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes this past season, including the 67 sophomores, juniors and seniors announced in March. The 109 NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athletes are by far the most in the conference's six years since the honor began (the previous record was 74 in 2019-20).
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