Zerbe Named Scholar Athlete of the Year, as 54 Athletes Land on CC Academic Honor Roll

LANCASTER, Pa. – Following a stable indoor season, Dickinson College was as soon as once more well-represented on the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll as 54 student-athletes had been honored on the checklist as introduced by the league workplace on Monday morning.

For her accomplishments each within the classroom and on the sphere of competitors ladies’s basketball senior two-way participant Victoria Zerbe was tabbed the Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year for her sport after posting the best cumulative GPA out of the athletes that had been named to the All-Conference Team

To make the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes have to be a sophomore or greater in standing and have a cumulative GPA of three.40 or above following the 2025 spring semester. 

The males’s observe and subject program topped the checklist for the Red and White with 17 honorees, adopted proper behind by ladies’s observe and subject with 14. They had been then adopted by ladies’s swimming (8), ladies’s basketball (7), males’s swimming (5) and males’s basketball (3).

Here are the athletes honored:
Men’s Track and Field (17): Franklyn Akabi-During, Nathan Caldwell, Benjamin Dench, Atticus Fair, Avi Ghorai, Tim Gross, Alex Hansen, William Kane, Travis Knaggs, Luke Knestout, Amos Liles, Edward Liszka, James Masterson, Benjamin Moseman, Trevor Richwine, Jack Solovey and Oliver Stroka 

Women’s Track and Field (14): Liza Barbash, Leah Bell, Emily Chaine, Devon Culberson, Ellie Drescher, Breanna Franchak, Jenna Kerns, Sophia Kovalski, Marley Kurey, Damien Labrada, Sylvie McMaken-Marsh, Erin Olsavsky, Lauren Scott and Emma VanMeter

Women’s Swimming (8): Madeline Dold, Sydney Farling, Bella Gerkin, Anna Gnagey, Emma Johnston, Izzy Klonsky, Isobel O’Connell and Molly Whitaker

Women’s Basketball (7): Addison Cadwell, Mia Chapman, Leah Dubin, Lizzie McGrath, Esther Nlebemuo, Gabby Smelcer and Victoria Zerbe

Men’s Swimming (5): Benjamin Brandt, Paul Florio, Henry Lease, Samson Qu and James Wright

Men’s Basketball (3): Andrew Cerullo, Cole Cosby and Juan Ruiz