TACOMA, Wash. (August 9, 2024) - The University of Puget Sound Athletic Department is thrilled to share that both Allison Goodell and Levi Buck have earned themselves First Team Scholar-Athlete Honors from the Northwest Conference 

Both members of the Class of 2024, Goodell and Buck have played instrumental roles in both athletics at Puget Sound as well as the greater campus community.

Goodell, who completed her BA in Business Leadership and her minors in Economics & Mathematics, excelled both in the class and in competition. She is a four-time qualifier to the NWC Championships and has secured the #7 spot on the Puget Sound Indoor Track Top Ten rankings, as well as #5 spot on the Outdoor All-Time Top Ten list. Goodell finished her undergraduate at Puget Sound with a cumulative GPA of 3.980, and is a four-time NWC Scholar Athlete. She's also a three-time Puget Sound Scholar Athlete. Outside of the classroom and outside of competition, Goodell was the president of Gamma Pi Beta Phi, was the recipient of honors for Phi Kappa Phi, and was invited to the Order of Omega: Leadership Honor Society. Goodell was also often seen around campus in her on-campus position as a tour guide and leader of the Campus Visit Program.

Buck received two degrees at Puget Sound, one in Politics & Government and the other in Hispanic International Studies. He, like Goodell, is also leaving Puget Sound with a minor in Economics. Buck was recognized in 2024 as Puget Sound's Top Male Scholar Athlete and is described as having "demonstrated unwavering commitment to the team and its development." Buck is also a four-time NWC Scholar Athlete and three-time Puget Sound Scholar-Athlete. He graduated Summa Cum Laude and received honors from the Department of Politics and Government. Buck held an on-campus position as a resident assistant with Residence Life for three years.

Additionally, a large number of Loggers received a place on the NWC Scholar-Athlete Team. To be eligible, a student-athlete must achieve a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher at the end of the academic year and must have participated throughout the entire varsity season. * denotes that the player had been named All-Conference First Team or Second Team at some point during their season.

Loggers recognized by the Northwest Conference as NWC Scholar-Athletes:
 

Baseball: Braden Blackwell, Preston Crockett, Charlie Decker, Charlie Deggeller, Davis Franklin*, Brett Harvey*, Jonny Howton, Jack Hulst, Cal Johnson, Drew Kamihara, Kellen Krebs, Nevan Lee, Armand Lettiere, Michael Moriarty, Sean Murphy, Ethan Nakamura, Jim O'Brien, Nicholas Prater, Zachary Robman, Mason Seay, Kai Tokumaru, Cadence Ueyama, and Travis Ujimori

Men's Basketball: Jonathan Guy,  Zane Miller, Taj Phillips*,  Will Pohland, Liam Ruttledge, Tdohasan Sunray, Jaden Turner, and Cameron Wood

Women's Basketball: Katie Anderson, Emme Eisenman, Paige Gerhart*, Autumn Hill, Katie Minnehan*, Paige Oh, Grace Pytynia-Hillier, Addie Reardon, Jordyn Reverman, Natalia Sefair-Lopez, and Sarah Skaggs

Men's XC: Ben Kerr* and Cian Monaghan

Women's Cross Country: Hannah Cessn, Lydia Cocciolone, Alana Lim, Erin Schmidlin, and Kyrstin Wilson

Football: Max Arneklev, Mason Binning*, Mason Bridges, Lane Campbell, Jordi De La Torre, Jake Elorduy, Nicky Fernandez, Gannon Griffin, Asher Matsui, Tommy Milton, Spencer Oxe, Ethan Roeder, Hayden Teeter, and Isaiah Williams

Men's Golf: Zavier Feasey-Allen and Jack Kuntz

Women's Golf: Kaila Nicole Bonawitz, Kira Goode*, Kayla Kearney and Delaney Mitchell

Women's Lacrosse: Mimi Carrier-Berndt, Michaela Chen, Rachel DeLance, Eliza Eastland, Bailey Fuhrmann, Maggie Ott, Catherine Schilli, Kylie Sullivan, and Kaitlin Wallace

Men's Rowing: Quincy Buickerood, Aiden Jurek, and Elias Thiemann

Women's Rowing: Violet Baker, Franjelica Dadulla, Avrie Dreyer, Madeline Johnson, Kona Kamaka, Amalina Lambert-Mullen, Claudia Luthy, Sydney Maysmith*, Becca Murphy*, Naomi Norton, Luci Reed, Lily Stellar, and Mariko Uemura

Men's Soccer: Luke Ahearn, Jake Aigner, Marko Babiak*, Rowan Brune, Liam Elliott*, Noah Fiske, Chris Haley, Stuart Methner, Ryan Saunders*, Luke Sloan, and Sebastian Telles

Women's Soccer: Kyla Berman, Mimi Carrier-Berndt, Chloe Lindquist, Rylee MacLennan, Emma Pack, Wynsome Painter, Megan Schellhase, Linnea Schott, Misha Tasaka, Zoe Witter*, Mazy Wright, and Kaylee Yamada

Softball: Brenna Flannery, Hope Fleischman, Mikayla Johnson, Alison Madia, Emily Ogilvie-Fiacco, Aislinn O'Reilly, Abby Pearce, and Mira Solam

Men's Swimming: Will Cabana*, Josh Cunningham*, Lance Mielke*, and Jonah Shi Kembel*

Women's Swimming: Madeleine Brennan*, Elinor Glass*, Sarah Guillen-Alvarado*, Ayli Horvath, Amelia Mercado, Annie Sullivan*, and Holly Zipay*

Men's Tennis: Conor Blakeney, Levi Buck, Reef Gelder, Jason Rowe*, Sebastian Silverstein, and Matthew Zou

Women's Tennis: Krishna Agrawal, Hyla Chatham, Sarah Kacsmarek, Marissa Perez, Paige Shinall, and Kaylee Yamada

Men's Track & Field: Mason Bridges, Ben Kerr*, Cian Monaghan, Mercer Stauch, Tdohasan Sunray*, and Alex Wang

Women's Track & Field: Hannah Cessna, Lydia Cocciolone, Allison Goodell, Alana Lim, Rosali Patterson, Quinn Reublin-Geer, Jordyn Reverman, Sophie Rivas, Erin Schmidlin*, Carly Wayss, Kyrstin Wilson*, and Isabella Yates

Women's Volleyball: Avery Allemann*, Akira Anderson, Mia Fedota, Gianna Friendy, Hadley Haselden, Sarah Johnsen, Abby McLeran, Amelia Reed, Randi Rush, Abby Schetzle, Ella Tao, Hattie Villegas, Jordan Warner, and Logan Winn

 

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The full conference recognitions for First Team honors can be found here. The full conference recognitions for all Scholar-Athlete honors can be found here.