Three Mustangs Earn All-ACC Academic Honors

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (ACC/SMU) – Three SMU Women’s Swimming and Diving student-athletes have been included within the All-ACC Academic Team, as introduced by the convention on Wednesday.

Madeleine Hebert, Summer Osborne, and Carlotta Scarpitti acquired their honors for his or her educational and athletic achievements.

To qualify for the award, student-athletes should meet the factors of being an undergraduate student-athlete who has been enrolled on the establishment for not less than one educational 12 months, earned a cumulative GPA of three.00, together with a 3.00 GPA in the newest two semesters / three quarters and competed in both the ACC Championship, NCAA Championship or each.

Hebert earned her first ACC educational honor with a cumulative GPA of three.06 as a company communication and public affairs main. The junior was a outstanding scorer in SMU’s middle-distance and distance freestyle occasions, notably a part of the Mustangs’ 200 free relay workforce that broke this system’s 14-year-old report this season.

Osborne earned her second All-ACC Academic honor by sustaining a 3.55 GPA whereas learning sport administration. The Auckland, New Zealand, native turned the Mustangs’ first ACC Swimmer of the Week honoree on Oct. 7 and have become the ninth-fastest Mustang to ever swim the 200 free this season with a time of 1:46.09. She can also be a part of the Mustangs’ 200 free relay workforce that broke this system’s 14-year-old report this season.

Scarpitti is majoring in environmental engineering with a cumulative GPA of three.81. The senior from Rome, Italy, is a outstanding scorer for the Mustangs within the 100 fly, 200 fly and 400 IM occasions. This can also be her second All-ACC Academic honor after receiving it final season.