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SMCC Athletics celebrates student-athletes with annual awards banquet

SMCC Athletics celebrates student-athletes with annual awards banquet

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CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine—The Southern Maine Community College (SMCC) Athletic Department held its annual awards banquet on Tuesday, May 6 at Purpoodock Golf Club in celebration of its student-athletes and their many successes throughout the 2024-25 academic year and athletic seasons.

At the event, SMCC President Dr. Kristen Miller commemorated the traditions of SMCC Athletics; following Interim Director of Athletics Ethan Wells recognized noteworthy Yankee Small College Conference (YSCC) and United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) accomplishments to include:

 

YSCC All-Conference Selections (19)

  • Jordyn Hulsey (Women’s Soccer)
  • Louis Sehr (Men’s Soccer)
  • Quinn Dillon- Golfer of the Year (Men’s Golf)
  • Lucas Inman (Men’s Golf)
  • Owen Lee (Men’s Golf)
  • Meryk Lewellen- Player of the Year (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Yana Montell (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Dalia Nelson (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Anna White (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Ashley Mullen (Women’s Basketball)
  • Charlie Houghton (Men’s Basketball)
  • Sarah Wilkins- Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year (Softball)
  • Emily Hutchins (Softball)
  • Delanie Perry (Softball)
  • Cameron Crerar (Softball)
  • Quinn Dillon- Player of the Year (Baseball)
  • Max Noto- Pitcher of the Year (Baseball)
  • Donte Tocci (Baseball)
  • Adam Rowland (Baseball)

 

USCAA Academic All-Americans (Cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher, 24 credit hours) (25)

  • Grayson Soldati (Women’s Soccer)
  • Leah Hill (Women’s Soccer)
  • Abigail St. Cyr (Women’s Soccer)
  • Talia Bradbury (Women’s Soccer)
  • Jordyn Condon (Women’s Soccer)
  • Jadyn Eastman (Women’s Soccer)
  • Luke Perry (Men’s Soccer)
  • Ibrahim Mwamba (Men’s Soccer)
  • Ian Allen (Men’s Soccer)
  • Quinn Dillon (Men’s Golf)
  • Quincy Seavey (Men’s Golf)
  • Anna White (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Jordan Bickford (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Elise Kaplan (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Hannah Thorsen (Women’s Basketball)
  • Julius Silva (Men’s Basketball)
  • Andrew Quinn (Men’s Basketball)
  • Sarah Wilkins (Softball)
  • Emily Hutchins (Softball)
  • Adam Rowland (Baseball)
  • Tyler Herkalo (Baseball)
  • Zach Oliver (Baseball)
  • Max Noto (Baseball)
  • Alex Bean (Baseball)
  • Quinn Dillon (Baseball)

 

USCAA All-Americans (9)

  • Leah Hill (Women’s Soccer)
  • Jordyn Hulsey (Women’s Soccer)
  • Louis Sehr (Men’s Soccer)
  • Ignacio Ruiz Garcia (Men’s Soccer)
  • Quinn Dillon (Men’s Golf)
  • Owen Lee (Men’s Golf)
  • Meryk Lewellen (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Yana Montell (Women’s Volleyball)
  • Charlie Houghton (Men’s Basketball)
  • Baseball (TBA)
  • Softball (TBA)

 

To conclude the ceremony, SMCC Athletics named the recipients of its department awards.

Leslie Barteaux Scholar Athlete of the Year: Student-Athlete (Male and Female)
This award is given in recognition for excellence in the classroom of the highest individual GPA by a male and female student-athlete who has accumulated more than 36 credit hours.

Recipients: Max Noto (Baseball) and Sarah Wilkins (Softball)

 

Donald Ferrante Award—Most Improved Athlete (Male and Female)
To the most deserving student-athletes who showed strong traits of determination, improvement and commitment to their teammates.

Recipients: Owen Lee (Men’s Golf) and Leah Hill (Women’s Soccer)

 

Carroll Rines Award—Sports Person of the Year (Male and Female)
To the most deserving student-athletes who demonstrated a high level of dedication and commitment to their team and the athletic department overall, image and success are strong factors.

Recipients: Julius Silva (Men’s Basketball) and Meryk Lewellen (Women’s Volleyball)

 

Timothy D. Hagerman Scholarship
The Timothy D. Hagerman Scholarship is to be given to a returning student-athlete who puts their team before themselves and is a positive member of the College community.

Recipient: Skyler Tinker (Women’s Basketball)

 

John Dakin Award—Outstanding Contribution
Given to a non-student-athlete who gave of their time to promote SMCC Athletics. Someone who volunteered or gave themselves above and beyond what the expectation might have been.

Recipient: Robby Hebert

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