Five athletes from Westminster's women's golf and lacrosse programs have been honored as College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District庐 At-Large selections. Rising junior Ava Liburdi from the women's golf team received recognition, while recent graduates Michaela Neelin, Julia Ravazza, Haley Wenzel, and Felicia Young were acknowledged from women's lacrosse. This marks Young's second honor, with Liburdi, Neelin, Ravazza, and Wenzel earning their first. Liburdi boasts a 3.54 GPA and has earned multiple accolades in her golf career. The other recipients also hold strong GPAs and significant athletic achievements in their respective sports.

By the Numbers
  • Ava Liburdi has a cumulative GPA of 3.54 and finished fourth at the PAC Championships with a score of 328.
  • Michaela Neelin concluded her career with 41 goals and 15 assists, maintaining a 3.57 GPA.
  • Julia Ravazza is Westminster's all-time leader in points with 205 and has a GPA of 3.53.
  • Haley Wenzel graduated with a GPA of 3.50 and scored a career-high of three goals in a single game.
  • Felicia Young maintained a perfect 4.00 GPA and scored a career-best six goals in one match.
State of Play
  • Westminster's women's golf team finished as the runner-up at the PAC Championships with a total score of 1343.
  • The women's lacrosse team advanced to the semifinal round of the PAC Championship Tournament.
What's Next

With these honors, Westminster athletes are positioned for potential future accolades and recognition in both academics and athletics. The momentum gained from their achievements could bolster recruitment efforts and raise the profile of the programs.

Bottom Line

This recognition highlights the exceptional balance of academics and athletics at Westminster. Maintaining strong GPAs while excelling in competitive sports is a notable achievement that sets these student-athletes apart and showcases the university's commitment to fostering talent in multiple domains.