NORTHFIELD, Vt. – The American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) announced its annual list of Krampade Division II/III All-American Scholars. Among the 459 women's ice hockey players represented across the nation, eleven of them donned the maroon and gold last season as members of the Norwich University Women's Ice Hockey.
The honor is awarded to student-athletes who achieved a minimum 3.75 GPA in both semesters and suited up for at least 40 percent of their team's games with exceptions made for backup goaltenders and injured players including:
- Neris Archambault (Pepperell, Mass.)
- Jordan Brady (Green Bay, Wis.)
- Leocadia Clark (Stowe, Vt.)
- Taylor Girouard (Burlington, Mass.)
- Grace Joscelyn (Hooksett, N.H.)
- Olivia King (Old Town, Maine)
- Alex Leslie (Irishtown, N.B.)
- Marja Linzbichler (Graz, Austria)
- Anna Lisac (Euclid, Ohio)
- Rylie McIntyre (Brunswick, Maine)
- Lauren Tuzik (Frankfort, Ill.)
The AHCA Krampade All-American Scholar program, now in its ninth year, celebrates academic achievement among student-athletes from all NCAA divisions. Krampade, a performance drink company, sponsors the award as part of its mission to promote athletic success and recovery.
Seven of the eleven honorees were also named to the New England Hockey Conference (NEHC) All-Academic Team, capping off another stellar academic year.
