MARSHFIELD, Mass. – The Castleton University men's and women's hockey programs combined to land 31 student-athletes on the New England Hockey Conference's All-Academic Teams recently, with 18 men and 13 women earning the accolades.
 
On the men's side, 18 out of 20 eligible student-athletes earned a spot on the team, while all 13 women who were eligible qualified for the award. To be eligible for All-Academic recognition a student must carry a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative GPA and have completed one full year at their current institution.
 
Seniors Luke Cohen, Glenn Wiswell, Nick Gravina, Matt Bloomer and Chris Butryn all earned the award for the third time in their careers, posting a qualifying GPA in each year of eligibility. Kyle Kazeroid, Anton Tarvainen, Sam Rennert, Andrew Barber, Alex Maunula, Connor Rider and Jahwara Rennalls all earned a spot on the team for the second year in a row, while Brandon Collett, Calvin Moïse, Conner Ladabouche, Jeremy Laplante, Kyle Sargent and Sam Wood earned the award in their first year of eligibility.
 
For the women, Casey Traill, Katlyn Hathaway, Ali Stevens and Courtney Gauthier all earned the award for the third time in as many years of eligibility, while Ryanne Mix earned a spot on the team for the second year in a row. Brooke Greenwood, Darby Palisi, Jessie Foote, Kaitlin Bardellini, Katherine Campoli, Katie Nealon, Miranda Wheeler and Samantha Lawler were all named to the team for the first time.
 
The Castleton men had the second-most honorees only to New England College's 20. The Castleton women led the NEHC on the women's side, placing one more student-athlete on the All-Academic team than Norwich and Salem State, which had 12 apiece.