12 Covenant Student-Athletes Named GSAC All-Academic

Friday, November 09, 2012
ATLANTA, Ga. -- A dozen Covenant student-athletes from volleyball and women's soccer have been selected to the Great South Athletic Conference All-Academic teams, announced the conference on Thursday. Nine women's soccer players were honored, while there were three honorees from the volleyball team.
 
The women's soccer selctions included, Ally Jennings, Katelyn Newsome, Kathryn Allison, Rachel Carleton, Sheri Koenig, Hannah Weichbrodt, Amy Dykstra, Beth Wilkening, and Mary Buys.
 
Jessica Chittenden, Paige Cheney, and Stephanie Kirkpatrick were the volleyball selections.

 
Each member of the All-Academic team compiled a minimum GPA of 3.25 while participating full-time in their respective sport. Covenant's 12 student-athletes on the teams was second to Salem's 14 total.

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