
Mavericks Lead NCHC All-Academic Team
Feb 23, 2022 | Hockey
The NCHC named a 136 players to it Academic All-Conference Team by the NCHC on Wednesday, with 73 of those being tabbed Distinguished Scholar-Athletes. Both were records for the ninth-year league.
Omaha led the way among the eight conference schools, with nearly every one of its eligible players honored by the league. It and Western Michigan placed a league-high 21 players on the Academic All-Conference Team. And Omaha has 14 Distinguished Scholar-Athletes, the most of any NCHC school.
A student-athlete must have a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average to receive Academic All-Conference honors. Distinguished Scholar-Athletes are those on the Academic Team with a GPA of 3.5 or better.
Freshmen and first-year transfers are not eligible, due to not having a full year at their current school.
Omaha's Academic All-Conference Team Members (Distinguished Scholar-Athletes in bold):
Omaha led the way among the eight conference schools, with nearly every one of its eligible players honored by the league. It and Western Michigan placed a league-high 21 players on the Academic All-Conference Team. And Omaha has 14 Distinguished Scholar-Athletes, the most of any NCHC school.
A student-athlete must have a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average to receive Academic All-Conference honors. Distinguished Scholar-Athletes are those on the Academic Team with a GPA of 3.5 or better.
Freshmen and first-year transfers are not eligible, due to not having a full year at their current school.
Omaha's Academic All-Conference Team Members (Distinguished Scholar-Athletes in bold):
Joey Abate, Brock Bremer, Kevin Conley, Jimmy Glynn, Jake Harrison, Nate Knoepke, Nolan Krenzen, Matt Miller, Chayse Primeau, Kirby Proctor, Jack Randl, Austin Roden, Isaiah Saville, Brandon Scanlin, Jason Smallidge, Nolan Sullivan, Martin Sundberg, Jonny Tychonick, Taylor Ward, Tyler Weiss, Jacob Zab.
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