Nobre Computer Science Scholarship
(Presented by Dr. Neil Simonetti, Chair of the Mathematics and
Computer Science Department)
Phoenix Fritch
Bryn Athyn College Alumni Association
Innovation and Leadership Awards (Presented by David Cooper, President of
the Alumni Association)
Michelle Bedford
Luke Frazier
athletic awards
Bryn Athyn College had a number of successes this year with six teams making
post-season appearances. The men’s ice hockey team earned their second
straight national division title and their second appearance in the national
tournament. Women’s basketball and men’s lacrosse earned their first ever
conference post-season appearances.
Laura Clymer was named Female Scholar Athlete. She is a Biology Major
and has achieved Dean’s List Honors three times.
Colten Harrish was named Male Scholar Athlete. He is a Business/
Psychology ID major and has twice been named to the Dean’s List.
The Athletic Department honored 30 student-athletes who have made the
Dean’s List during the year. The College also recognized 16 student-athletes
who received All-Conference Honors.
Kristina Clark was named Female Athlete of the Year. She led the women’s
basketball team and was the first in Bryn Athyn College history to score 1,000
points in her career.
Travis McCurdy was named Male Athlete of the Year, starring on both the
men’s hockey and lacrosse teams.
Please go to the College website – www.brynathyn.edu – for more
information about individual and team success during the year.
academy secondary schools graduation and awards
The Academy of the New Church Secondary Schools graduated 53 students
on June 11 in Bryn Athyn. This included 26 students from the Girls School
(16 with honors) and 27 from the Boys School (five with honors). This year’s
graduating class represented six states), Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland,
Michigan and Pennsylvania), plus four students from China.
The commencement address – Feeling the Flow of the Lord’s Love –
was delivered by the Rev. J. Clark Echols. (Page 348)
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