NSU Athletics Inducts 53 Student-Athletes Into Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern athletics department is proud to announce the induction of 53 student-athletes into the Chi Alpha Sigma Honor society.

Chi Alpha Sigma is the first and only nonprofit organization that was established to honor college student-athletes who have excelled in both the classroom and in athletic competition. Chi Alpha Sigma is an honor society that recognizes college student-athletes who receive a varsity letter in their sport, achieve junior academic standing or higher after their fifth full time semester and earn a 3.4 or higher cumulative grade point average.

“Our student-athletes are outstanding scholars and I am excited for every opportunity to be able to honor their academic accomplishments,” said Assistant Athletic Director for Academic Services and Student-Athlete Support/Senior Woman Administrator/Title IX Coordinator Rachel Fineberg. “This group of elite Sharks should be proud to join such a distinguished organization designed to specifically recognize the unique contributions that student-athletes make to their campus communities when they are able to achieve at the highest level in their field of play and in their pursuit of academic excellence. On behalf of the NSU Athletic Department administration, I offer my sincerest congratulations to our newest Chi Alpha Sigma inductees.”

Below is a full list of student-athlete inductees and their respective sport:

Bernardo Abascal – Men’s Swimming
Carl Alenfall – Men’s Basketball
Madison Allen – Women’s Swimming
Sydney Anderson – Softball
Maria Bardeeva – Women’s Basketball
Gabby Bauch – Volleyball
Michelle Bauer – Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field
Liza Buluchevskaya – Women’s Swimming
Kaitlyn Chomko – Women’s Soccer
Hailey Conley – Women’s Basketball
Taylor Covington – Women’s Swimming
Caylee Cox – Volleyball
Anthony Difede – Baseball
Ivana Djordjevic – Tennis
Laurel Fink – Women’s Swimming
Caily Friel – Women’s Swimming
Sofia Garcia Austt – Women’s Golf
Jake Geyer – Men’s Soccer
Molly Griswold – Women’s Swimming
Emma Heikkila – Women’s Soccer
Benjamin Hjort -Men’s Golf
Iva Ilic – Women’s Basketball
Justin Jackson – Men’s Track & Field
Jenna Johns – Women’s Swimming
Anna Keffer – Women’s Soccer
Brianna King – Women’s Soccer
Sydney Lageyre – Softball
Titouan Le Roux – Men’s Soccer
Mayte Lezcano – Softball
Sebastian Loibl – Men’s Soccer
Matteo Masiero – Men’s Soccer
Claire McMahon – Women’s Basketball
Mitch Moczygemba – Men’s Track & Field
Jasmine Morris – Rowing
Paige Napolitano – Women’s Soccer
Georgia Ogonowski – Women’s Swimming
Hannah Pariseault – Women’s Swimming
Brandee Permenter – Women’s Soccer
Barbara Sansur – Rowing
Sol Santecchia – Women’s Golf
Bella Santini – Women’s Soccer
Mikayla Shelton – Rowing
Nick Smith – Men’s Basketball
Nicole Staley – Women’s Soccer
Emily Stewart – Rowing
Katie Tallman – Women’s Track & Field
Tate Vangellow – Women’s Swimming
Stephanie Wang – Softball
Nathanael “Squeaky” Washington – Men’s Soccer
Haley Watters – Women’s Swimming
Morgan Will – Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field
Jonathan Yanello – Men’s Swimming
Elizabeth Zubero – Women’s Swimming