Graduate student Lynda Farinella and sophomore Lily Wierzbicki from the Stevens Institute of Technology field hockey team, along with senior Meg Dion and junior Cleo Shannon from the women's volleyball team, have been named to their sport's Academic All-Middle Atlantic Conference teams. Farinella received her first-career All-Region selection and notched her third-career all-conference selection, while Dion and Shannon had standout seasons, also achieving top academic performances. Wierzbicki, in her first season as a full-time starter, posted remarkable statistics and maintained a high GPA, earning recognition for her exceptional performance on and off the field.

• Farinella scored 14 goals and achieved a 4.0 GPA in the fall semester.
• Wierzbicki posted a .908 save percentage, allowing just 0.44 goals per game, and maintained a 3.62 GPA during the semester.
• Dion led the Ducks in blocks with 101, recorded 216 kills, and achieved a 3.7 GPA in the fall semester.
• Shannon ranked first on the team in total kills, totaling 292 on the year and maintained a 3.85 GPA in the fall.

These student-athletes' recognition showcases their ability to balance academic and athletic responsibilities and sets a standard for excellence for their teammates and competitors. Their achievement sets a high bar for future teams and reinforces the Stevens Institute of Technology's commitment to both academic and athletic success.

The recognition of these student-athletes underscores the high standard of excellence at Stevens Institute of Technology and serves as a testament to their dedication to both academic and athletic pursuits.