Amer earns third-team honors from College Sports Communicators
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida women’s diver Maha Amer was named to the 2022-23 Academic All-American women’s swimming and diving teams, announced by the College Sports Communicators Monday morning.
A redshirt senior, Amer is in her second graduate program at the University of Florida, accumulating a 3.86 GPA during her time as a Gator. She’s already graduated with a masters degree in international business, and is currently pursuing a second graduate degree in medical science.
This season, the Cairo, Egypt native set the school record in the 1-meter earlier this season with a score of 350.55. She also was an All-American and SEC silver medalist in the event.
Thirteen of the 31 members of the Academic All-America(r) Division I women’s swimming & diving teams boast a perfect 4.0 GPA in their undergraduate work or graduate school. The 15 members of the first team have an average GPA of 3.88.
2022-23 Academic All-America Women’s Swimming & Diving Team – NCAA Division I
FIRST TEAM
Name School Yr. GPA Major
Caitlin Brooks University of Kentucky Gr. 4.00/4.00 Communication (UG) / Instructional Systems Design (G)
Lexi Cuomo University of Virginia Sr. 3.98 Civil Engineering
Kaitlyn Dobler (2) University of Southern California Jr. 3.65 Astronautical Engineering
Kate Douglass University of Virginia Sr. 3.56 Statistics
Anne Fowler Indiana University Jr. 3.99 Health Care Management & Policy
Izzy Gati University of Kentucky Gr. 4.00/4.00 Biomed. Physiology & Kines. (UG) / Sport, Fitness & Rec. Mgmt. (G)
Kara Holt (3) University of Tennessee Sr. 4.00 Neuroscience
Mona McSharry University of Tennessee Jr. 3.61 Kinesiology
Ella Nelson University of Virginia Sr. 3.83 Kinesiology
Noelle Peplowski Indiana University Sr. 3.88 Sports Marketing & Management
Lauren Poole University of Kentucky Gr. 4.00/4.00 Sociology
Allie Raab Stanford University Sr. 3.87 Mathematics
Delaney Schnell (1) University of Arizona Gr. 3.81/4.00 Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences
Carolina Sculti University of Southern California Gr. 3.98/3.69 Science, Tech. & Society (UG) / Entrepreneurship & Innovation (G)
Morgan Tankersley Stanford University Sr. 3.80 Human Biology
SECOND TEAM
Name School Yr. GPA Major
Kalia Antoniou The University of Alabama Gr. 4.00/4.00 Hospitality Management
Maggie MacNeil (5) Louisiana State University Gr. 3.73/4.00 Psychology & Sociology
Felicia Pasadyn (1) The Ohio State University Gr. 4.00/3.94 Bioethics
Taylor Ruck Stanford University Sr. 3.79 Human Biology
Gretchen Walsh University of Virginia So. 3.82 Undeclared
THIRD TEAM
Name School Yr. GPA Major
Maha Amer University of Florida Gr. 3.93/3.86 Econ. & Public Health (UG) / Int’l Bus. & Medical Sciences
Janie Boyle University of Texas Sr. 3.90 Biochemistry
Anna Bradescu Georgia Tech Jr. 4.00 Mathematics
Mackenzie Bravence University of Kansas Sr. 4.00 Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences & Disorders
Jenna Douglass Rutgers University Gr. 4.00/4.00 Chemical Engineering
Brooklyn Douthwright University of Tennessee So. 3.91 Biomedical Engineering
Josephine Fuller University of Tennessee So. 3.94 Psychology
Amy Fulmer The Ohio State University Sr. 3.95 Biology
Ching Hwee Gan Indiana University So. 4.00 Nutrition Science
Anna Havens Rice University of Kentucky Jr. 4.00 Chemistry
Emma Sticklen University of Texas Jr. 3.73 Exercise Science
College Sports Communicators Academic All-America(r) Team Member of the Year:
Lexi Cuomo, University of Virginia
(1) = 1st team Academic All-America(r) At-Large in 2021-22
(2) = 2nd team Academic All-America(r) At- Large in 2021-22
(3) = 3rd team Academic All-America(r) At-Large in 2021-22
(5) = 2nd team Academic All-America(r) At-Large in 2020-21
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