EAST STROUDSBURG – A total of 52 student-athletes from East Stroudsburg University received Academic Achievement Awards from the Division II Athletic Directors Association for the 2009-10 academic year, it has been announced.

Student-athletes must have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 through at least four semesters of college work while competing in an intercollegiate sport to be eligible for recognition. The Warriors placed 52 student-athletes on the list for the second straight year and had 44 recipients in 2007-08.

ESU's list includes:

* 3 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans – Matt Freed (football), Toric Robinson (men's soccer) and Paul Wagner (men's track & field)

* 8 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selections – Freed, Robinson, Wagner, Kailyn Buckley and Lindsay Foder (women's soccer), Drew Miller (men's track & field) and Trina Carito and Janelle Smith (women's track & field)

* 4 PSAC “Top 10” Award recipients – Foder, Freed, Robinson and Wagner

* 3 of the 4 major award winners at the Athletic Awards Banquet – Andy Heimbach (Men's Senior Athlete), Niki Pasquarella (Womens' Senior Scholar-Athlete) and Wagner (Men's Senior Scholar-Athlete)

* 16 All-PSAC selections

The complete list of ESU athletes who received the Academic Achievement Award is below:

Field Hockey – Kate Cottell, Kira Edelman, Maureen Ordnung, Joanna Reckley, Michelle Tewell, Kelsey Tucker

Golf – Kelly Barrieres, Lauren Riggs

Lacrosse – Christine Bradley, Molly McLenigan

Women's Soccer – Kailyn Buckley, Lindsay Foder, Rebecca Porcaro

Softball – Jackie Battaglino, Rachel Gieringer

Women's Tennis – Katie D'Ambrosia, Jamie Ferrigno, Megan Lopretto, Marissa Tanner

Women's Track & Field – Jackie Berthelsen, Anna Bixler, Trina Carito, Adrienne Dieter, Brooke Dunphy, Courtney Jackson, Caitlin Keen, Lisa Lower, Niki Pasquarella, Jess Sekely, Janelle Smith, Jonna Trexler, Sarah Wysocki

Women's Volleyball – Brianne Bachman, Emily Detter, Diana Gibson, Lindsey Lullo, Alyson Stark

Baseball – Bryce Muth, Zak Tupper

Men's Basketball – Andy Heimbach

Football – Matt Freed, Kevin Schafer

Men's Soccer – Josh Arcona, Danny Drago, Josh Inman, Toric Robinson

Men's Tennis – Dalton Barton

Men's Track & Field – Josh Hontz, Dan Johnson, Drew Miller, Paul Wagner, Tom Zarnoch