LA ROCHE

Alyssa Smith: Alyssa was part of the inaugural team in the 2019-20 season.  She was part of the Fantastic Five to earn the NTCA All-Academic Team Award that compiled a cumulative team GPA of 3.73 during the 2019-20 academic year, ranking as the 4th-highest GPA out of the 57 bowling teams recognized on the All-Academic Team list and the highest GPA among D-III schools. In addition to bowling, Alyssa is a member of Cheer and Dance team, serves as the SAAC representative, works with LaRoche Freshman Admissions as a Redhawk recruiter, and is a veterinary assistant at Animal Friends. After graduating, Alyssa will continue to work as a veterinary assistant while studying to become a veterinarian.  In addition, she plans to pursue a Master's in Public Health. 

MEDAILLE

Keonna Mack-Feggins: Keonna has been a member of the Mavericks' bowling team for four years and has been part of two AMCC Conference Championships and two NCAA tournament bids. Ke-ke, as known by her teammates, always is an encouraging voice to her teammates.

MOUNT ALOYSIUS

Kaitlyn Klein: Kate has been a part of the Mounties for four years, each year showing herself as a team player. During her time here there has been a lot of hard work put in to better her game. While working hard on the lane, Kate has been working in the classroom as well, receiving different academic recognition. As a first year coach who came in late, Kate was half of the team who had helped get the team on a roll without needing a coach, while checking things off the new coach's to do list. Good luck on your next step of your education and thank you for being a part of this year's wonderful team.

Megan Weaver: Megan, your progress over four years has been amazing! I'm so glad to have been a teammate your first year, with little coaching moments, and now a part of your senior year as your actual coach. You've worked so hard on your game and it has shown! Working on your game is not the only thing being focused on because you're a double major! We can't wait to see you continue to work hard as you further your education to help others. Thank you for helping prep this year for the new coach and help with the transition.

PENN STATE BEHREND 

Natalie Denney: Natalie is a native of Erie, PA. She was a member of both Behrend teams that have qualified for the AMCC Championship Tournament and is a recipient of the team's most improved player award. Denney is a Physics major and is going on to graduate school for Astronomy.

Bridgette O'Neil: Bridgette is a Pittsburgh, PA native and was a member of both AMCC Championship qualifying teams and is a team spirit award winner. O'Neil is a marketing major and business entrepreneur.



SAINT VINCENT

Mercedes Belch has been on the Bearcat team for 4 seasons, and has been named a Scholar-Athlete award winner by the National College Bowling Coaches Association all four years.  A native of Butler, PA and graduate of Butler High School, Mercedes earned Player of the Week honors in the AMCC twice this season, and is having her best year as a Bearcat, averaging 177 in NCAA competition coming into this weekend.  Mercedes will graduate this spring with a degree in Education. 

Jessica Guesman is a three-time AMCC All-Conference Award winner.  As a freshman, she was named Newcomer of the Year.  As a sophomore, she was named to the AMCC Third Team, and earned All-AMCC First Team honors last season as a junior.  She holds numerous school records including high single game and high 2-game series.  A native of Warren, Ohio and graduate of Howland High School, Jess will graduate this May with a degree in Anthropology.

Abby Kyle has been a 4-year member of the Bearcats.  A native of Butler, PA and graduate of Butler High School, Abby has been honored four consecutive years by the National College Bowling Coaches Association with a Scholar-Athlete Award.  Abby is having a strong senior season, including averaging 195 in the second AMCC Round Robin last month.  She will graduate in May with a degree in Sociology.