The College Sports Communicators (CSC) released its Spring Academic All District Teams on the past couple of weeks and Seton Hill University had thirty one student athletes earn the honor.

The CSC Academic All-America program replaces the former CoSIDA Academic All-America program after CoSIDA recently rebranded the organization as College Sports Communicators.

Senior tennis player Kasey Storkel earned the award.  The softball team had five players earn Academic All District honors. Seniors Mackenzie Zang, Nina Grandey and Lauren Dellett were joined by juniors Brooke Cleland and Grace Paredes.  Three baseball players also earned the honor.  Seniors Matt Frazetta and Brandon Bergert were joined by junior Max Mandler.  

The Griffin track and field/cross country programs had ten athletes earn the award.  Graduate students Natasha Bernatt and Isabella McCabe were joined by seniors Anna Roberts and Sarah Gilliam and junior Keelin Becker on the women's side.  Senior Andrew Campbell and Ben Hartman, junior John Giansante and sophomores Xander Zilka and Dwight Sarver were on the team from the men's side.  

The At Large program features golf, lacrosse and wrestling programs.  Senior Riley O'Mara picked up the award for the wrestling program.  Five men's lacrosse players also earned the At Large Academic All District honor.  Graduate student Peyton Gensler was joined by juniors Justin Dian and Alex Callahan along with sophomores Carter Green and Nate Herbster. On the women's side, junior golfer Lauren Barber earned the honor.  Five women's lacrosse players also earned the honor.  Graduate student Makayla Kintner along with juniors Kara Gosnell, Grace Agnello and Giavonna Spadafora and sophomore Amara Forsyth earned the award.  

To qualify for the academic all-district honors, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore academically and in athletic eligibility, must maintain a cumulative 3.50 GPA or higher and must meet additional qualifications determined by each sport. Additionally, each institution is capped at a certain number of nominees in each of the Academic All District categories.