NORTH ANDOVER, MA – Merrimack College celebrated its Class
of 2011 Sunday at graduation at Lawler Rink, which featured 59
student-athletes.
The Class of 2011 guided Merrimack's 20 intercollegiate
sports to a four-year record of 719-639 (.529) overall and 499-417
in conference (.545), the highest four-year winning percentage at
Merrimack in at least 10 years.
Over the last four years, Merrimack has qualified for 16 NCAA
Tournaments and won three Northeast-10 Championships.
The men's tennis team led the way qualifying for the NCAA
Tournament in each of the last four seasons, marking the first four
NCAA appearances in the program's history. Football,
men's lacrosse and men's tennis each won a NE-10
Championship, while men's lacrosse (three times), men's
tennis (three times), volleyball (twice), hockey, softball and
men's soccer each reached the conference championship.
Eight programs, hockey, volleyball, men's tennis,
women's tennis, men's lacrosse, field hockey,
men's basketball and baseball, recorded school records for
wins over the last four seasons.
Kerri Domohowski (Saugus, MA) from the
women's soccer team and Jon Ravenelle (North Andover,
MA) from the men's tennis team represent
Merrimack's finalists for the Northeast-10 Scholar Athletes
of the Year.
Ravenelle and Heidi Wroblicky (Irvine, CA),
from the volleyball team, earned the top GPA awards, recording the
highest male and female four-year grade-point-averages among
Merrimack's senior student-athletes.
As of today, two graduates, Molly Cindric (Westlake
Village, CA) and Dee Mency (Hagerstown,
MD), earned All-American honors.
Peter Early (Ward Hill, MA), who lettered in
both football and track, received the Reverand Edward J. Burns
O.S.A. Medal at graduation, awarded to the first ranking student in
business administration.
The Class of
2011
Field Hockey
Jenna Barbato - Psychology
Kaitlyne Cullinane – Civil
Engineering
Ashley Nadeau - Business
Basketball (M)
Dee Mency - Sociology
Basketball (W)
Sarah Benischek – Sports
Medicine
Taneka Brown - Sociology
Tiffany Colon - Criminology
Chelsea Shea - Business
Track/Cross Country (M)
Brendan Mormile - Biology
Track/Cross Country (W)
Rebecca Ainscow – Liberal
Arts
Ashley Bock - English
Caitlin Kasala-Hallinan -
Biology
Rachel Lozeau - Accounting
Soccer (W)
Ashley Alnwick - Business
Jesse DeGraan - Sociology
Lindsey DeMont – Fine
Arts/Finance
Kerri Domohowski - Philosophy
Colleen Hall –
English/Secondary Education
Elizabeth Hopley - Psychology
Soccer (M)
Kevin Joyce - Business
Adam Leone - Business
Ben Paradis - Biology
Volleyball
Molly Cindric – Elementary
Education
Elyse Lorenz - Spanish
Megan Murray – Sports
Medicine
Alyssa Pickert – Sports
Medicine
Heidi Wroblicky - History
Hockey
Fraser Allan - Business
Chris Barton - Management
Joe Cucci - Finance
John Jamieson - Business
Bobby Kramer - Business
Francois Ouimet - Marketing
Adam Ross - Communications
Football
Greg Abelli – Political
Science
David Bellmont – Sports
Medicine
Garrett Boyd - Marketing
Jacob Bradley - Economics
William Dooley – Civil
Engineering
Peter Early - Business
John Kravic – Sports
Medicine
John O'Leary - Management
Ryan Slattery – Health
Sciences
Radoslaw Szwelicki – Civil
Engineering
Lacrosse (M)
Michael Balbuena - Business
Joe Broderick - Business
Phil Ketrelakes - Business
Ben Preusse - Business
David Robinson - Business
Lacrosse (W)
Maria DeStefano - Business
Liz Lyons - Business
Christina McCarron - Business
Baseball
Mike Dooling - Sociology
Keith Johansen - Business
Paul Manganiello - History
Softball
Kristen LeMay - Psychology
Kara Melillo - Psychology
Jamie Millett - Psychology
Tennis (M)
Liam Hoare - Business
Tim McHugh - Economics
Jon Ravenelle – Political
Science
