2019 Chi Alpha Sigma Class Inducted
4/11/2019 11:24:00 AM | General, H.A.L.L. Program
South Orange, N.J. – A total of 39 Seton Hall University student-athletes were inducted into the National College Athlete Honor Society, Chi Alpha Sigma, Thursday as part of a ceremony in held in the Walsh Library Rotunda Room.
The impressive group of honorees joins over 240 Seton Hall student-athletes who have been inducted into the prestigious group since 2011. The Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society was founded at DePauw University in 1996 as a student-athlete honor society. Its purpose is to recognize high academic achievers and sport letter winners at the collegiate level.
In order to achieve the distinction, the student-athlete must hold a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 or higher, have achieved at least junior academic standing and be of exceptional moral character.
The stated purposes of the organization are to:
Encourage and reward high academic scholarship of college athletes at four year accredited colleges.
To recognize outstanding academic achievements by intercollegiate varsity sport student-athletes.
To encourage good citizenship, moral character, and friendship among the high academic achievers in college athletics.
To recognize and honor the individual athlete, his/her team, sport, athletic department and university.
To mentor and provide leadership to other athletes.
A leader among its peers in academic success, Seton Hall's excellence in the classroom is evidenced by the department's commitment to resources and the student-athletes' commitment to placing a high value on their education. Seton Hall supports its student-athletes with outstanding mentoring and tutoring, led by the Academic Support Services staff, and offers its student-athletes a state-of-the-art learning environment in the Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence, which was built less than five years ago and offers a main study area, group meeting spaces and private tutoring rooms.
2019 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductees:
The impressive group of honorees joins over 240 Seton Hall student-athletes who have been inducted into the prestigious group since 2011. The Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society was founded at DePauw University in 1996 as a student-athlete honor society. Its purpose is to recognize high academic achievers and sport letter winners at the collegiate level.
In order to achieve the distinction, the student-athlete must hold a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 or higher, have achieved at least junior academic standing and be of exceptional moral character.
The stated purposes of the organization are to:
Encourage and reward high academic scholarship of college athletes at four year accredited colleges.
To recognize outstanding academic achievements by intercollegiate varsity sport student-athletes.
To encourage good citizenship, moral character, and friendship among the high academic achievers in college athletics.
To recognize and honor the individual athlete, his/her team, sport, athletic department and university.
To mentor and provide leadership to other athletes.
A leader among its peers in academic success, Seton Hall's excellence in the classroom is evidenced by the department's commitment to resources and the student-athletes' commitment to placing a high value on their education. Seton Hall supports its student-athletes with outstanding mentoring and tutoring, led by the Academic Support Services staff, and offers its student-athletes a state-of-the-art learning environment in the Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence, which was built less than five years ago and offers a main study area, group meeting spaces and private tutoring rooms.
2019 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductees:
| Name | Sport |
| Christian Del Castillo | Baseball |
| Connor Hood | Baseball |
| Matthew Ponsiglione | Baseball |
| Noah Thompson | Baseball |
| Asa Bloom | Men's Cross Country |
| Ryan McNeilly | Men's Cross Country |
| Jarod Moser | Men's Cross Country |
| Alexander McAuley | Men's Golf |
| Nicolai Anderson | Men's Soccer |
| David Arvidsson | Men's Soccer |
| Steven Catudal | Men's Soccer |
| Marco Neves | Men's Soccer |
| Robert Pozesky | Men's Soccer |
| Nathan Tremonti | Men's Soccer |
| Morten Wenaas | Men's Soccer |
| Jonathan Bar-Eli | Men's Swimming |
| Joshua Tosoni | Men's Swimming |
| Haley Arteaga | Softball |
| Chrisa Head | Softball |
| Katherine Matthys | Softball |
| Darby Pandolfo | Softball |
| Magdalena Cvelbar | Volleyball |
| Haylee Gassar | Volleyball |
| Victoria Cardaci | Women's Basketball |
| Kassandra Yocco | Women's Cross Country |
| Sammie Staudt | Women's Golf |
| Elizabeth Win | Women's Golf |
| Marissa Aniolowski | Women's Soccer |
| Shiobhan McGovern | Women's Soccer |
| Jillian Calocino | Women's Swimming |
| Clara Capone | Women's Swimming |
| Amanda Kilgallon | Women's Swimming |
| Gabrielle Van Tassell | Women's Swimming |
| Cassandra Young | Women's Swimming |
| Mekeila Erspamer | Women's Tennis |
| Anniek Jansen | Women's Tennis |
| Thandiwe Kangwa | Women's Tennis |
| Michal Matson | Women's Tennis |
| Melody Taal | Women's Tennis |
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