OTTAWA – The Carleton Ravens and the Faculty of Public Affairs are proud to celebrate the 26 student-athletes from the faculty who have been named Academic All-Canadians. These incredible student-athletes are a representation of the passion and perseverance that personifies what it means to be a Raven. This cohort of dedicated student-athletes was able to balance complex training regiments with intense course loads while managing the changing restrictions of the pandemic.
“It’s an incredible accomplishment,” said Associate Vice-President (Recreation and Athletics) Jennifer Brenning. “They showed perseverance and resiliency during the pandemic when we had no sports competition and all their academic programming was online.”
These remarkable student-athletes are part of an elite group of 128 individuals who represent all six of Carleton’s faculties and have earned their recognition by maintaining an average grade of 80% or higher while being rostered with a varsity team.
Faculty of Public Affairs students named U SPORTS Academic All-Canadians:
- Elliot Bailey (Men’s Basketball)
- Philippe Bellerose (Football)
- Olivier Boulet (Football)
- Anastasia Bourka (Rugby)
- Meghan Burns (Nordic Skiing)
- Cody Caron (Men’s Hockey)
- Amelie Chartrand (Swimming)
- Jade Da Costa-Pacheco (Women’s Soccer)
- Sophie Ehlebracht (Women’s Soccer)
- Erika Ehrenberg (Women’s Hockey)
- Mikayla Moser (Women’s Soccer)
- Anna Norman (Rugby)
- Paul Place (Nordic Skiing)
- Emily Rowe (Rugby)
- Annika Scurfield (Women’s Hockey)
- Julianna Servello (Women’s Soccer)
- Emma Weller (Women’s Hockey)
- Sophia Ersil (Swimming)
- Rachel Getz (Rugby)
- Sean Kim (Men’s Soccer)
- Frederike Lavoie-Leroux (Women’s Hockey)
- Malachi Leclerc (Water Polo)
- Scott Leslie (Rowing)
- Darcy Mayer (Women’s Soccer)
- Samuel Meisenheimer (Men’s Hockey)
- Martina Milito (Women’s Soccer)
