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SASS Academic Excellence Gala Celebrates Student-Athletes
4/16/2019 11:30:00 AM | General
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Michigan State's Student-Athlete Support Services (SASS) hosted the 22nd annual Spartan Academic Excellence Gala on Monday evening at the Breslin Center. The event recognized the academic success of Spartan student-athletes during the 2018-19 academic year.
Student-athletes with at least a sophomore academic standing and a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA were honored, as well as a number of individual award winners who excelled not only in the classroom, but in other endeavors as well. In all, 357 student-athletes qualified for this year's gala.
For the ninth straight year, the Academic Gala was grand sponsored by Dr. Bruce and Linda Cohen.
The President's Award, the night's most prestigious award, was presented to Courtney Aycock (women's swimming), Lexi Baylis (women's tennis), Logan Otter (women's golf) and Dan Chmielewski (baseball). The award recognizes the male and female graduating senior with the highest cumulative GPA and who has exhausted their eligibility in the 2018-19 school year.
Aycock exemplifies what it means to be a successful student-athlete at Michigan State University. The three-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and Academic All-Big Ten recipient carries a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA while majoring in kinesiology and minoring in health promotion. Aycock has made a significant impact in the pool for the Spartans as she is a four-year varsity letterwinner, two-time varsity record holder, and was the 2016 Freshman of the Year. When she is not in the classroom or in the pool, Aycock is found giving back to the community. She is heavily involved with a variety of events including Spartan Buddies, Salvation Army, March is Reading Month and Exercise is Medicine. Aycock will graduate in May and continue to gain professional experience in pursuit of graduate school for occupational therapy.
Baylis made an immediate impact during her time at Michigan State University. She was a four-time Intercollegiate Tennis Association Scholar Athlete, member of the Honors College, and maintained a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA while pursuing her degree in mechanical engineering. Baylis was also a three-year team captain and awarded the Auto-Owners Insurance Champion in the Classroom Award. Her leadership was prevalent not only on the court, but also on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, where she served as Vice President from 2016-2018. Baylis was an active member in the MSU and surrounding community through her participation in the Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, Women in Engineering Connect Program, March is Reading Month, Clarkston Community Tennis Association and Random Acts of Kindness. She completed her degree in December 2018 and will begin employment with the Accenture Technology Development Program in May.
Otter has embraced every aspect of her experience at Michigan State University. The Honors College Member and varsity letterwinner holds a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA while double majoring in economics and neuroscience. She has represented her team on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee where she has held a variety of roles including Executive Board Member and Secretary. In addition, she has showcased her commitment to the community by participating in several events with the Putting Athletes and Community Together (PACT) Program such as Spartan Buddies, Teams for Toys, Student-Athlete Food Drive, Random Acts of Kindness, and First Tee of Mid-Michigan. After graduation, Otter will begin employment with Quantum Ventures as a Financial Analyst.
As a top student-athlete, Chmielewski has experienced tremendous success at Michigan State University. The two-time CoSIDA First-Team All-America honoree currently maintains a 3.986 cumulative GPA in psychology, is a team captain, and has served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for the past three years. In addition, this four-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and Academic All-Big Ten honoree has made a profound impact in the community during his time at MSU. He has been an active participant in the McLaren Hospital Maternity Ward, Miracle League of Mid-Michigan, Ronald McDonald House and the Muscular Dystrophy Baseball Clinic. Upon graduation, Chmielewski will begin his journey toward his goal of becoming a physician when he starts medical school at MSU's College of Osteopathic Medicine in the fall.
The women's swimming and diving team, the women's golf team and the men's tennis program were honored with the Athletic Director's Awards for achieving the highest team cumulative GPA after the fall 2018 semester. The women's golf team, coached by Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll, was recognized with the honor for the eighth straight year after the team boasted a cumulative GPA of 3.501 with all eligible members qualifying for the gala for the eighth year in a row.
As first-time winners of the Athletic Director's Award, the women's swimming and diving team's commitment to the classroom has paid off. Under head coach Matt Gianiodis, the team boasts a 3.501 cumulative GPA average, with 22 members qualifying for the gala this year.
The men's tennis team continues its rich history of academic excellence. Achieving a department high 3.600 cumulative GPA, the program set a new record by becoming the male team with the highest cumulative GPA since the inception of the Athletic Director's Award in 2001. The team claims the Athletic Director's Award for a record-setting 13th time.
Bailey Higgins of the field hockey team was named the winner of the Gwendolyn Norrell Community Service & Leadership Award. The award is presented to the student-athlete who has demonstrated the highest level of commitment to impacting the areas of leadership and community service.
Over the course of her career, Higgins has been a true humanitarian and a leader at Michigan State University by impacting communities in East Lansing and beyond. Through her positions as the field hockey team captain, SAAC President, MSU Athletic Council Member, Athletic Director Leadership Group Member and Big Ten SAAC Representative, Higgins has been able to be a voice for student-athletes at every level. Her passion to serve others is evident through her active involvement and leadership in the community. She serves as lead organizer for the St. Baldrick's Fundraiser for Children's Cancer, student-coordinator of the Be the Match Bone Marrow Registration Drive, campus ambassador for Love Your Melon and participates in numerous outreach activities including Pediatric Ward Volunteer at Sparrow Hospital, March is Reading Month and spearheading the Student Athlete Food Drive and Teams for Toys initiative.
Men's tennis senior Billy Shisler was the recipient of the Diversity and Leadership Award. Shisler has shown a commitment to the delivery of diversity and leadership programming within the Department of Athletics and campus community. Through his involvement with the Athletic Department's Diversity and Leadership Committee (DLC), Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and as a regular attendee at Athletic Director's "Breakfast with Bill" meetings, Shisler has shown tremendous leadership aimed at creating an environment where his peers can have impactful conversations about diversity. He has demonstrated a high level of engagement on issues that impact all student-athletes by helping plan events involving various student-athlete leadership groups, campus government and registered student organizations. A member of the DLC Leadership Team, Shisler's planning and executing the MSU Athletics Freshman Kickoff, an annual diversity and leadership event for 200 freshman student-athletes, is one of his most notable contributions. His involvement has been central to improving the student-athlete experience and has promoted student-athlete engagement within the greater campus community. Upon graduation, Shisler will begin his professional career with Abbot Nutrition.
Lea Mitchell (gymnastics, journalism major) and Xavier Tillman (men's basketball, communication) were presented with the Harold & Raynor Shnider Office of the Provost Awards. The honor is given to a freshman or sophomore student-athlete who embodies the characteristics promoted by Student-Athlete Support Services, with emphasis on academic performance, community involvement and leadership ability.
Mitchell fully embodies what it means to be a student-athlete at Michigan State University. Mitchell is a two-time NACG/W Scholar All-American and three-time Dean's List recipient who carries a 3.922 cumulative GPA in Journalism. Her accomplishments have carried over to the gym as well where she is a two-time varsity letterwinner and was named the 2018 Most Valuable Player and Newcomer of the Year. This up-and-coming leader is also passionate about helping the community and has made a significant impact through the Putting Athletes and Community Together (PACT) Program. She has participated in numerous events including Spartan Buddies, Special Olympics, Operation Christmas Child, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, and Race for the Place.
It has not taken long for Tillman to become an impactful student-athlete at Michigan State University. His dedication to excellence in the classroom, giving back to the community, and work ethic on the basketball court has made him a standout. This rising leader carries a cumulative GPA of 3.616 and is the recipient of Academic All-Big Ten and Dean's List honors. He is an active participant in numerous initiatives with the Putting Athletes and Community Together (PACT) Program including Accessible Trick or Treating, Appletree Daycare Reading, and visiting patients at the Grand Rapids Children's Hospital. His positive impact in the classroom and community has also transferred to the court as he was named the 2018 and 2019 Most Improved Player and awarded the 2019 Sixth Man Player of the Year Award by the Big Ten Conference.
The 2019 Steve Smith Philanthropy Award was presented to Rick and Suzanne Lasch for their continued support and generosity toward the Michigan State Athletics Department.
A long-standing tradition and highlight of the gala is the musical entertainment provided by MSU's own student-athletes, highlighting the talents that stretch beyond competition and the classroom. This year, men's soccer goalkeeper Zach Kovan performed at the gala for the second time, playing acoustic guitar for the crowd. Kovan also sang the national anthem at the Final Four in Minneapolis, along with other student-athletes from Auburn, Texas Tech and Virginia.
Kovan's talents go well beyond the soccer field. The four-time varsity letterwinner has been on the Dean's List four times and is a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree. He has shown his strong commitment to the community during his time at Michigan State University as well. He has participated in the Students Today Leaders Forever Alternative Spring Break, the Student-Athlete Food Drive and the Capital Area Down Syndrome Association Soccer Clinic. In addition to balancing his academic and athletic career, Kovan is passionate for music (vocal, guitar, piano, ukulele, banjo and cello) and has participated in multiple performances in high school and beyond. Upon graduation, he will begin his career at Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.
The keynote address was given by Kellie Dean, who has made a profound impact in the Greater Lansing community through his passion for helping others. His journey began at Michigan State University in 1971 when he received a football scholarship, and he went on to graduate with his undergraduate degree in special education from the College of Education. He continued his educational endeavors as a Spartan attending graduate school and received his master's degree in School Administration.
After graduation, Dean went on to work in the education field. In 1983, he was named the "Outstanding Special Education Teacher in Michigan" by the Council for Exceptional Children because of his work with the Marvin E. Beekman Center in Lansing. Upon receiving this award, Dean became the Director of Special Olympics for the Lansing Area where he spent years coaching, fundraising, and transporting children to various Special Olympic Events.
In the early 1990s, Dean transitioned from educator to business owner, while keeping his primary focus on helping special needs children and giving back to the community. In 1990, he co-authored the National Minimum Standards for Special Education School Bus Operations and in 1991, Dean Transportation, Inc. was established. Currently, Dean is the President and CEO of Dean Transportation Inc., Dean Management Services Inc., and Dean Trailways of Michigan. Dean Transportation serves school districts, intermediate school districts, and public transit agencies throughout the State of Michigan and has become one of the largest privately-owned transportation companies in the country. They have revolutionized the Specialized Transportation industry specifically for the disabled, have been recognized twice as the top school bus company in North America, and have received two environmental awards for commitment to clean transportation.
While Dean has set new standards of excellence through his business endeavors, they are equally matched if not surpassed by his philanthropic work and achievements in the community. The depth and breadth of his involvement is unparalleled. Most recently, his dedication and love for community service, his alma mater and MSU Athletics has come full-circle with the Lansing Promise. He not only serves as Chair for the Board, but he has been instrumental in connecting the MSU football program to the Lansing School District to serve as mentors for the middle school youth. For all of this work, Dean has received numerous awards including the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Commission Lifetime Achievement Award, the Alumni Club of Mid-Michigan Spartan Hero Award and the NAACP Community Service Award. These honors and awards reflect his passion for serving the community and his hard work and dedication continue to positively affect many lives in the Greater Lansing area.
The Scholar-Athlete Awards were presented to the individual from each team who has reached at least junior academic status, has received a minimum of one varsity letter, and while meeting these requirements, maintains the highest cumulative grade point average on their team.
SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD WINNERS
Baseball: Dan Chmielewski
Men's Basketball: Connor George
Women's Basketball: Jenna Allen
Men's Cross Country: Matthew Thomas
Women's Cross Country: Emily Steffke
Field Hockey: Maggie Cole
Football: Cole Chewins
Men's Golf: Andrew Walker
Women's Golf: Logan Otter
Women's Gymnastics: Gabriella Douglas
Hockey: Brennan Sanford
Rowing: Madelyn Bagley
Men's Soccer: Cody Sweatte
Women's Soccer: Hannah Jones
Softball: Kelly Zackrison
Men's Swimming & Diving: Nehemiah Mork & Scott Piper
Women's Swimming & Diving: Courtney Aycock
Men's Tennis: Ivan Rakic
Women's Tennis: Samantha Memije
Men's Track & Field: Evan Litch
Women's Track and Field: Taylor Mullins
Volleyball: Samantha McLean & Lauren Swartz
Wrestling: Ethan Curtin
Student-athletes with at least a sophomore academic standing and a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA were honored, as well as a number of individual award winners who excelled not only in the classroom, but in other endeavors as well. In all, 357 student-athletes qualified for this year's gala.
For the ninth straight year, the Academic Gala was grand sponsored by Dr. Bruce and Linda Cohen.
The President's Award, the night's most prestigious award, was presented to Courtney Aycock (women's swimming), Lexi Baylis (women's tennis), Logan Otter (women's golf) and Dan Chmielewski (baseball). The award recognizes the male and female graduating senior with the highest cumulative GPA and who has exhausted their eligibility in the 2018-19 school year.
Aycock exemplifies what it means to be a successful student-athlete at Michigan State University. The three-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and Academic All-Big Ten recipient carries a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA while majoring in kinesiology and minoring in health promotion. Aycock has made a significant impact in the pool for the Spartans as she is a four-year varsity letterwinner, two-time varsity record holder, and was the 2016 Freshman of the Year. When she is not in the classroom or in the pool, Aycock is found giving back to the community. She is heavily involved with a variety of events including Spartan Buddies, Salvation Army, March is Reading Month and Exercise is Medicine. Aycock will graduate in May and continue to gain professional experience in pursuit of graduate school for occupational therapy.
Baylis made an immediate impact during her time at Michigan State University. She was a four-time Intercollegiate Tennis Association Scholar Athlete, member of the Honors College, and maintained a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA while pursuing her degree in mechanical engineering. Baylis was also a three-year team captain and awarded the Auto-Owners Insurance Champion in the Classroom Award. Her leadership was prevalent not only on the court, but also on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, where she served as Vice President from 2016-2018. Baylis was an active member in the MSU and surrounding community through her participation in the Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, Women in Engineering Connect Program, March is Reading Month, Clarkston Community Tennis Association and Random Acts of Kindness. She completed her degree in December 2018 and will begin employment with the Accenture Technology Development Program in May.
Otter has embraced every aspect of her experience at Michigan State University. The Honors College Member and varsity letterwinner holds a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA while double majoring in economics and neuroscience. She has represented her team on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee where she has held a variety of roles including Executive Board Member and Secretary. In addition, she has showcased her commitment to the community by participating in several events with the Putting Athletes and Community Together (PACT) Program such as Spartan Buddies, Teams for Toys, Student-Athlete Food Drive, Random Acts of Kindness, and First Tee of Mid-Michigan. After graduation, Otter will begin employment with Quantum Ventures as a Financial Analyst.
As a top student-athlete, Chmielewski has experienced tremendous success at Michigan State University. The two-time CoSIDA First-Team All-America honoree currently maintains a 3.986 cumulative GPA in psychology, is a team captain, and has served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for the past three years. In addition, this four-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and Academic All-Big Ten honoree has made a profound impact in the community during his time at MSU. He has been an active participant in the McLaren Hospital Maternity Ward, Miracle League of Mid-Michigan, Ronald McDonald House and the Muscular Dystrophy Baseball Clinic. Upon graduation, Chmielewski will begin his journey toward his goal of becoming a physician when he starts medical school at MSU's College of Osteopathic Medicine in the fall.
The women's swimming and diving team, the women's golf team and the men's tennis program were honored with the Athletic Director's Awards for achieving the highest team cumulative GPA after the fall 2018 semester. The women's golf team, coached by Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll, was recognized with the honor for the eighth straight year after the team boasted a cumulative GPA of 3.501 with all eligible members qualifying for the gala for the eighth year in a row.
As first-time winners of the Athletic Director's Award, the women's swimming and diving team's commitment to the classroom has paid off. Under head coach Matt Gianiodis, the team boasts a 3.501 cumulative GPA average, with 22 members qualifying for the gala this year.
The men's tennis team continues its rich history of academic excellence. Achieving a department high 3.600 cumulative GPA, the program set a new record by becoming the male team with the highest cumulative GPA since the inception of the Athletic Director's Award in 2001. The team claims the Athletic Director's Award for a record-setting 13th time.
Bailey Higgins of the field hockey team was named the winner of the Gwendolyn Norrell Community Service & Leadership Award. The award is presented to the student-athlete who has demonstrated the highest level of commitment to impacting the areas of leadership and community service.
Over the course of her career, Higgins has been a true humanitarian and a leader at Michigan State University by impacting communities in East Lansing and beyond. Through her positions as the field hockey team captain, SAAC President, MSU Athletic Council Member, Athletic Director Leadership Group Member and Big Ten SAAC Representative, Higgins has been able to be a voice for student-athletes at every level. Her passion to serve others is evident through her active involvement and leadership in the community. She serves as lead organizer for the St. Baldrick's Fundraiser for Children's Cancer, student-coordinator of the Be the Match Bone Marrow Registration Drive, campus ambassador for Love Your Melon and participates in numerous outreach activities including Pediatric Ward Volunteer at Sparrow Hospital, March is Reading Month and spearheading the Student Athlete Food Drive and Teams for Toys initiative.
Men's tennis senior Billy Shisler was the recipient of the Diversity and Leadership Award. Shisler has shown a commitment to the delivery of diversity and leadership programming within the Department of Athletics and campus community. Through his involvement with the Athletic Department's Diversity and Leadership Committee (DLC), Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and as a regular attendee at Athletic Director's "Breakfast with Bill" meetings, Shisler has shown tremendous leadership aimed at creating an environment where his peers can have impactful conversations about diversity. He has demonstrated a high level of engagement on issues that impact all student-athletes by helping plan events involving various student-athlete leadership groups, campus government and registered student organizations. A member of the DLC Leadership Team, Shisler's planning and executing the MSU Athletics Freshman Kickoff, an annual diversity and leadership event for 200 freshman student-athletes, is one of his most notable contributions. His involvement has been central to improving the student-athlete experience and has promoted student-athlete engagement within the greater campus community. Upon graduation, Shisler will begin his professional career with Abbot Nutrition.
Lea Mitchell (gymnastics, journalism major) and Xavier Tillman (men's basketball, communication) were presented with the Harold & Raynor Shnider Office of the Provost Awards. The honor is given to a freshman or sophomore student-athlete who embodies the characteristics promoted by Student-Athlete Support Services, with emphasis on academic performance, community involvement and leadership ability.
Mitchell fully embodies what it means to be a student-athlete at Michigan State University. Mitchell is a two-time NACG/W Scholar All-American and three-time Dean's List recipient who carries a 3.922 cumulative GPA in Journalism. Her accomplishments have carried over to the gym as well where she is a two-time varsity letterwinner and was named the 2018 Most Valuable Player and Newcomer of the Year. This up-and-coming leader is also passionate about helping the community and has made a significant impact through the Putting Athletes and Community Together (PACT) Program. She has participated in numerous events including Spartan Buddies, Special Olympics, Operation Christmas Child, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, and Race for the Place.
It has not taken long for Tillman to become an impactful student-athlete at Michigan State University. His dedication to excellence in the classroom, giving back to the community, and work ethic on the basketball court has made him a standout. This rising leader carries a cumulative GPA of 3.616 and is the recipient of Academic All-Big Ten and Dean's List honors. He is an active participant in numerous initiatives with the Putting Athletes and Community Together (PACT) Program including Accessible Trick or Treating, Appletree Daycare Reading, and visiting patients at the Grand Rapids Children's Hospital. His positive impact in the classroom and community has also transferred to the court as he was named the 2018 and 2019 Most Improved Player and awarded the 2019 Sixth Man Player of the Year Award by the Big Ten Conference.
The 2019 Steve Smith Philanthropy Award was presented to Rick and Suzanne Lasch for their continued support and generosity toward the Michigan State Athletics Department.
A long-standing tradition and highlight of the gala is the musical entertainment provided by MSU's own student-athletes, highlighting the talents that stretch beyond competition and the classroom. This year, men's soccer goalkeeper Zach Kovan performed at the gala for the second time, playing acoustic guitar for the crowd. Kovan also sang the national anthem at the Final Four in Minneapolis, along with other student-athletes from Auburn, Texas Tech and Virginia.
Kovan's talents go well beyond the soccer field. The four-time varsity letterwinner has been on the Dean's List four times and is a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree. He has shown his strong commitment to the community during his time at Michigan State University as well. He has participated in the Students Today Leaders Forever Alternative Spring Break, the Student-Athlete Food Drive and the Capital Area Down Syndrome Association Soccer Clinic. In addition to balancing his academic and athletic career, Kovan is passionate for music (vocal, guitar, piano, ukulele, banjo and cello) and has participated in multiple performances in high school and beyond. Upon graduation, he will begin his career at Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.
The keynote address was given by Kellie Dean, who has made a profound impact in the Greater Lansing community through his passion for helping others. His journey began at Michigan State University in 1971 when he received a football scholarship, and he went on to graduate with his undergraduate degree in special education from the College of Education. He continued his educational endeavors as a Spartan attending graduate school and received his master's degree in School Administration.
After graduation, Dean went on to work in the education field. In 1983, he was named the "Outstanding Special Education Teacher in Michigan" by the Council for Exceptional Children because of his work with the Marvin E. Beekman Center in Lansing. Upon receiving this award, Dean became the Director of Special Olympics for the Lansing Area where he spent years coaching, fundraising, and transporting children to various Special Olympic Events.
In the early 1990s, Dean transitioned from educator to business owner, while keeping his primary focus on helping special needs children and giving back to the community. In 1990, he co-authored the National Minimum Standards for Special Education School Bus Operations and in 1991, Dean Transportation, Inc. was established. Currently, Dean is the President and CEO of Dean Transportation Inc., Dean Management Services Inc., and Dean Trailways of Michigan. Dean Transportation serves school districts, intermediate school districts, and public transit agencies throughout the State of Michigan and has become one of the largest privately-owned transportation companies in the country. They have revolutionized the Specialized Transportation industry specifically for the disabled, have been recognized twice as the top school bus company in North America, and have received two environmental awards for commitment to clean transportation.
While Dean has set new standards of excellence through his business endeavors, they are equally matched if not surpassed by his philanthropic work and achievements in the community. The depth and breadth of his involvement is unparalleled. Most recently, his dedication and love for community service, his alma mater and MSU Athletics has come full-circle with the Lansing Promise. He not only serves as Chair for the Board, but he has been instrumental in connecting the MSU football program to the Lansing School District to serve as mentors for the middle school youth. For all of this work, Dean has received numerous awards including the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Commission Lifetime Achievement Award, the Alumni Club of Mid-Michigan Spartan Hero Award and the NAACP Community Service Award. These honors and awards reflect his passion for serving the community and his hard work and dedication continue to positively affect many lives in the Greater Lansing area.
The Scholar-Athlete Awards were presented to the individual from each team who has reached at least junior academic status, has received a minimum of one varsity letter, and while meeting these requirements, maintains the highest cumulative grade point average on their team.
SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD WINNERS
Baseball: Dan Chmielewski
Men's Basketball: Connor George
Women's Basketball: Jenna Allen
Men's Cross Country: Matthew Thomas
Women's Cross Country: Emily Steffke
Field Hockey: Maggie Cole
Football: Cole Chewins
Men's Golf: Andrew Walker
Women's Golf: Logan Otter
Women's Gymnastics: Gabriella Douglas
Hockey: Brennan Sanford
Rowing: Madelyn Bagley
Men's Soccer: Cody Sweatte
Women's Soccer: Hannah Jones
Softball: Kelly Zackrison
Men's Swimming & Diving: Nehemiah Mork & Scott Piper
Women's Swimming & Diving: Courtney Aycock
Men's Tennis: Ivan Rakic
Women's Tennis: Samantha Memije
Men's Track & Field: Evan Litch
Women's Track and Field: Taylor Mullins
Volleyball: Samantha McLean & Lauren Swartz
Wrestling: Ethan Curtin
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