BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Gulf South Conference announced its 2020 Spring All-Academic Teams and Honor Roll on Wednesday afternoon, and Christian Brothers University had a pair of student-athletes named Academic All-Conference and 54 earn Academic Honor Roll honors.
The CBU golf teams were well represented, as
Federico Pichetto and
Rosie Wiethop earned a spot on the 2020 Gulf South Conference Spring All-Academic Teams. CBU also had 54 student-athletes named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.
Pichetto, who was named a CBU Gold Scholar, finished with a 3.77 grade point average as an Engineering Management major. The Occhiello Inferiore, Italy native wrapped up his career with one top-10 finish and seven career top 20 finishes. In what proved to be his last career tournament, Pichetto finished tied for 16
th, helping CBU to a win at its host tournament.
Wiethop earned a second All-Academic nod, after also being named to the team last season. The Madison, Ala., native has a 3.81 GPA in Electrical Engineering. Wiethop earned a pair of top-30 finishes this season, and was named a CBU Gold Scholar.
GSC All-Academic honorees must have a 3.2 cumulative GPA and have made significant contributions to their respective teams during the 2020 campaign.
The full list of the 2020 GSC Winter Honor Roll recipients from CBU is below. All student-athletes who competed in the winter with a 3.0 cumulative GPA are eligible for the GSC Honor Roll.
BASEBALL
Jonathan Baldelli Jr. Business Administration 3.42
Ben Brocato Fr. Accounting 3.90
Travis Cole So. Chemical Engineering 3.11
Sam Das Fr. Chemical Engineering 3.16
Hayden Edwards So. Religion and Philosophy 3.61
J.D. Goodspeed So. Engineering Management 3.38
Larry Hubbard Jr. Engineering Management 3.28
Cameron Kroeger Jr. Business Administration 3.44
Connor McTeer Fr. Business Administration 3.66
Kyle Raburn Sr. Civil Engineering 3.78
Garett Reason-Kerkhoff So. Business Administration 3.23
Payne Smith Fr. Business Administration 3.87
Garrett Stebbins-Johnson Jr. Business Administration 3.07
Reid Voss Fr. Business Administration 3.70
Luke Wewers Jr. Business Administration 3.60
SOFTBALL
Bree Brady Jr. Biomedical Sciences 3.11
Shelby Crocker Sr. Psychology 3.43
Savannah Crockett Fr. Biomedical Sciences 3.25
Macy Cumming So. Business Administration 3.14
Ashley Dyer So. Natural Science 3.76
Caroline Gross Fr. Psychology 3.51
Ashlyn Hinton Jr. Civil Engineering 3.17
Elaina McGill Fr. Biomedical Sciences 3.63
Rylee Nelson Jr. Biology 3.00
Mackenzie Puckett So. Psychology 3.24
Savannah Rosevear-Goetsch Sr. Business Administration 3.53
Julia Schassburger Sr. Natural Science 3.59
Kendall Westbrooks So. Biomedical Sciences 3.12
Memory Willingham Fr. Biology 3.69
MEN'S GOLF
Jorge Arnaud Fr. Undecided-Business 3.20
Ben Garvin Sr. Business Administration 3.36
Tomas Leggeat Fr. Mechanical Engineering 3.65
Daniel Maybee Fr. Undecided 3.80
Tanner Munzel Jr. Business Administration 3.24
Federico Pichetto Sr. Engineering Management 3.77
Regan Roy Jr. Civil Engineering 3.28
WOMEN'S GOLF
Aubrey Frantz Jr. Business Administration 3.30
Lauren Mekalip Sr. Chemistry-Engineering 3.10
Katie Shepherd Fr. Civil Engineering 3.06
Rachel Stephens Fr. Special Education 3.50
Rosie Wiethop Jr. Electrical Engineering 3.81
Rachel Wohn So. Accounting 3.36
MEN'S TENNIS
Carlson Bennage Fr. Business Administration 3.60
Andres Calzacorta Jr. Civil Engineering 3.62
Paul Chabaud Sr. Civil Engineering 3.27
Victor Fantaziu Fr. Engineering Management 3.40
Atilio Flores Jr. Engineering Management 3.34
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Judit Aubets Macia Sr. Electrical Engineering 3.67
Laura Brazuelo Jr. Chemistry 3.46
Eva Garcia So. Psychology 3.57
Esther Guemes Jr. Business Administration 3.66
Gabriela Marin Fr. Business Administration 4.00
Berenice Portal Fr. Business Administration 3.30
Nellina Wooten Fr. Ecology 3.03
