11/30/04 - The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has announced its 2004 Fall All-Academic Selections. The NESCAC all-academic honorees consist of 280 fall sport student-athletes. To be honored, a student-athlete must have reached junior academic standing and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35. A transfer student must have completed one year of study at the institution.

The following are Middlebury's representatives:

Name Yr. Sport Hometown Allison Bell Sr. Women’s Soccer Minneapolis, Minn. Ainsley Close Sr. Women’s Soccer Mercer Island, Wash. Nick Colacchio Sr. Men’s Soccer Norwich, Vt. Brittany Cronin Sr. Women’s Soccer Aurora, Colo. Nick Digani Sr. Cross Country Northfield, Ill. Emily Enos Jr. Field Hockey S. Hamilton, Mass. Kellan Florio Sr. Men’s Soccer Gilford, N.H. Mayo Fujii Sr. Women’s Soccer Londonderry, Vt. Sydney Hartsock Sr. Volleyball Snohomish, Wash. Katy Hicks Sr. Volleyball Santa Barbara, Calif. Marcus  Hughes Jr. Football Dorchester, Mass. Georgia Jolink Jr. Volleyball Austin, Texas Jenny Jorvig Jr. Cross Country Minnetonka, Minn. Bryan Lodigiani Sr. Football St. Petersburg, Fla. Julia McKinnon Jr. Cross Country Kalispell, Mont. Ashley Pullen Sr. Field Hockey Oakland, Maine Kelsey Rinehart Jr. Cross Country Moorestown, N.J. Nolan  Sandygren Jr. Cross Country Seattle, Wash. Mitch  St. Peter Jr. Men’s Golf San Francisco, Calif. Els VanWoert Sr. Women’s Soccer Shelburne, Vt. Ashley Varady Jr. Women’s Soccer Suisun, Calif. Jake Whitted Jr. Men’s Soccer Omaha, Neb. Laurie Wollin Sr. Volleyball Colleyville, Texas Gabe Wood Jr. Men’s Soccer Tacoma, Wash.