MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Sunshine State Conference recognized a total of 786 student-athletes on the 2021 Fall Commissioner’s Honor Roll, presented by Barnes & Noble College. It is the ninth consecutive record-breaking fall for the SSC Honor Roll, breaking the previous record of 753 scholar-athletes. Nova Southeastern had 86 student-athletes among the notable list.
The Sharks set a new program record, topping 2020’s mark of 74. Additionally, 13 NSU student-athletes finished the fall semester with a 4.0 GPA.
To be eligible for the Fall SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll, a student-athlete must post a minimum grade-point average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale. Participants in the sports of men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, and volleyball were eligible for the fall honor roll.
*= Those student-athletes with a 4.0 GPA
Volleyball (15)
Julia Bernardes – Biology
Maddy Bremer – Sport and Recreation Management
Preslee Brooksbank – Accounting
Jordan Chessar – Biology
Madison Cook* – Nursing
Marianna Fiocco* – Nutrition (Master’s)
Bruna Guimaraes – Computer Science
Amanda Hall – Political Science
Aleyna Kennel – Entrepreneurship
Brittany Landrum* – Psychology
Kate Mihacevich – Criminal Justice
Emily O’Neil – Leadership (Master’s)
Cambry Pope – Exercise and Sports Science
Alexandra Psoma* – Family Therapy (Master’s)
McKenna Tucek – Management
Men’s Cross Country (11)
Frank Caicedo – Public Health
Allen Currie – Exercise and Sport Science
Holden Decker – Entrepreneurship
Lucas Mardis – Entrepreneurship
Trey May – Finance
Haydon Patrick – Legal Studies
Zachary Pizzo* – Chemistry
Joseph Salerno – Biological Sciences (Master’s)
Andrew Swanson – Biology
Aaron Weimer – Secondary Math Education & Mathematics
Adrien Zambaux – Marine Biology
Women’s Cross Country (17)
Christina Adams – Sport and Recreation Management
Isabella Aristizabal* – Nutrition
Lauren Breski – Nursing
Julie Bruggner* – Mathematics
Makayla Buenafe – Biology
Riley Duffin – Public Health
Tessa Grotzinger – Public Health
Hilary Moreno Rosales* – Public Health
Grace Moriarty – Accounting
Jilliann Norris – Speech-Language Patholgy (Master’s)
Camille Remillard – Psychology
Corinne Renshaw – Environmental Science
Taylar Sherman – Exercise and Sport Science
Lia Smerina –Public Health
Kamila Soja – Biology
Eden Toal – Biology
McKinzie Winget – Biology, Pre-Nursing
Men’s Soccer (24)
Odei Arrieta – Business Intelligence Analytic (MBA)
Bryan Bakboord – Management (MBA)
Henrik Berg – Finance (Certificate)
Aleks Berg – Management
Michael Bittner Mcpherson – Finance
Paul Boos – Exercise and Sport Science
Nick Brisevac – Process Involvement (MBA)
Milos Christoforou* – Finance (MBA)
Giovanni Ciocca Vasino – International Business (MBA)
Alberto Ciroi – Sport Revenue Generation (Certificate)
Matty Cornish – Business Intelligence Analytic (MBA)
Manuel Cukaj* – Information Technology (Master’s)
Andrea Franchetto – Business (MBA)
Christian Gorski – Finance
Michael Lawrence – Criminal Justice
Brian Lopez – Exercise and Sport Science
Tino Miguez – Finance (Certificate)
Juanchi Nunez – Management
Tobias Pellio – Management
Alberto Rentero – Nutrition (Master’s)
Farid Sar-Sar – Sport and Recreation Management
Manu Schwarz – Sport and Recreation Management
Michael Steckmest*– Management
Floris Van Nijnanten – Sport and Recreation Management
Women’s Soccer (19)
Annie Bjork – Management
Saga Bjorling* – Management
Emma Brown – Sport and Recreation Management
Maria Contreras – Management
Olivia Graham – Marketing
Shannon Hearty – Counseling (Master’s)
Brittany Hoffman – Public Health
Brianna King – Marketing (MBA)
Sofia Mallardi – Exercise and Sport Science
Kiki Maribona – Psychology
Louise Matsgard – Philosophy
Grace Palmer – Finance
Jordyn Pitter – Communication
Kirra Polley – Exercise and Sport Science
MacKenzie Ramey* – Marketing (MBA)
Natalie Robayna – Exercise and Sport Science
Jordan Scandizzo – Exercise and Sport Science
Chama Silva – Communication
Lily Truong – Sports Science (Master’s)
