Chaminade Sets New Record on Academic All-PacWest Teams

CHAMINADE SETS NEW RECORD

ON ACADEMIC ALL-PACWEST TEAMS

CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS PLACED A RECORD 109 STUDENT-ATHLETES ON THE

ACADEMIC ALL-PACIFIC WEST CONFERENCE TEAMS FOR THE 2021–2022 SEASON.

The mark broke the previous standard of 100 student-athletes that was set during the 2019–2020 season. Three Silverswords were dual-sport athletics, making this year's actual total of 112. Women's soccer had the most individuals with 22 honorees, while softball had the highest percentage of its roster at 94 percent. Meanwhile, women's tennis had all seven of its players named Academic All-PacWest, representing the fourth consecutive year the program had its entire roster named to the academic team. The PacWest totaled 1,793 student-athletes from its 15 sports recognized as academic all-conference. To be eligible for Academic All-PacWest honors, student-athletes must have a cumulative career grade-point average of 3.00 in a conference-sponsored sport, have attended a minimum of two semesters at their current institutions and competed in a minimum of one competition during the regular season.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Isaac Amaral-Artharee, Master of Business Administration Michael Cahill ‘24, Business Administration Kevin Kremer ‘23, Business Administration Zach McIntire, Master of Business Administration Patrick Renane ‘24, Business Administration Joseph Smoyer, Master of Business Administration Sawyer Storms ‘24, Business Administration Paris Taylor ‘23, Interdisciplinary Studies Jessiya Villa ‘25, Religious Studies Raazhel Watkins ‘23, Interdisciplinary Studies Kobe Young ‘24, Biochemistry

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Jamia Bailey ‘22, Elementary Education Ellyonna Bankofier ‘22, Nursing Arianna Blowe ‘22, Psychology Michaella Dean ‘22, Behavioral Science Dallas Martinez ‘24 Jenna McLean ‘22, Biology Mia Ming ‘25, Biology Mary-Lee Mitchell ‘25, Environmental Studies Emma Morris ‘24, Biology Sasha Phillip ‘24, Environmental Science Paige Relph ‘24, Biology Jordyn Zader ‘23, Accounting

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Elijah Bernardo-Flores, Master of Science in Criminal Justice

Studies Owen Daugherty ‘24, Business Administration Conor McMahon ‘24, Environmental Science Kaulana Navares ‘25, Nursing Peter Jan Ramos ‘24, Accounting Josiah Rodrigues ‘23, Criminology and Criminal Justice

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Caitlin Bocobo ‘24, Biology Leila-Jayne Casison ‘25, Psychology Montserrat Lanfranco ‘23, Environmental + Interior Design Eri Leong ‘23, Communications

Tehani Smith ‘23, Community & Public Health Kiana Swingle ‘25, English Ashley Yoshikawa ‘24, Business Administration

MEN’S GOLF

Gavin Bedoya ‘22, Comminications Colby Gunderson ‘22, Biology Jett Jones ‘25, Forensic Science Schuyler Peterson ‘23, Business Administration

MEN’S SOCCER

Clay Ah Soon ‘23, Elementary Education Kelton Cheney ‘22, English Lyric De Leon, Master of Science in Criminal Justice Studies Jamin Fonseca ‘22, Criminology and Criminal Justice Garrick Gagurevich ‘23, Psychology La'kea Gonsalves ‘25, Communications Tatsushi Hirata ‘24, Business Administration Brison Kim ‘24, Business Administration Takahiro Kosins ‘22, Elementary Education Kekoa Kuloloia ‘24, Business Administration Zach McClellan ‘25, Psychology Riley Minigutti ‘23, Criminology and Criminal Justice Colin Roemer ‘22, Business Administration Brandon Yasue ‘23, Criminology and Criminal Justice

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Breanna-Leigh Bactista, Master in Business Administraiton Caitlin Bocobo ‘24, Biology Caili Cain ‘25, Biochemistry Sharon Cain ‘23, Forensic Science Alexis Chang-Takayama ‘23, Forensic Science Randi Fontes ‘22, Nursing Paige Garcia ‘23, Elementary Education Asya Holt ‘23, Biology Laina Jumawan ‘24, Biology Tiare Kahalewai ‘22, Biology Gracie Knowd ‘25, Data Science, Analytics and Visualization Jenna McLean ‘23, Biology Dayna Nishimura ‘23, Biology Hoku Schatz ‘24, Business Administration Clara Slate-Liu ‘25, Psychology Shayla Padilla, Master of Art in Teaching Morgan Smith ‘25, Biology Tehani Smith ‘23, Community and Public Health Naomi Takata ‘24, Nursing Kyla Takazono ‘23, Elementary Education Shantel Torres-Benito, Master in Business Administration Nicole Vontsolos ‘22, Criminology and Criminal Justice