Skiing Leads Nation with 25 on All-Academic Team

HANOVER, N.H. — A total of 361 student-athletes from 28 schools were honored by the United States Collegiate Ski Coaches Association (USCSCA) on the National Collegiate All-Academic Ski Team. Of those 361, 25 are members of the Dartmouth ski team, giving the Big Green more than any other school.

Six of the 25 Big Green skiers were honored with inclusion on this prestigious team for the third time in their careers — fifth-year seniors Hannah Utter and Kalle Wagner, seniors Ellie Curtis and Molly Gellert, and juniors Gwen Wattenmaker and Cameron Wolfe.

Dartmouth Skier	Yr.	Major	Hometown
Luke Allan	Fr.	Undeclared	Ottawa, Ontario
Aiden Casey	Fr.	Undeclared	Craftsbury, Vt.
Asa Chalmers	Fr.	Undeclared	Landgrove, Vt.
Hannah Chipman	Fr.	Undeclared	Norwich, Vt.
Ellie Curtis	Sr.	Government	Waitsfield, Vt.
Jasmine Drolet	Fr.	Undeclared	Rossland, British Columbia
Carly Elsinger	Fr.	Undeclared	Richmond, Vt.
Molly Gellert	Sr.	Psychology	Anchorage, Alaska
Olof Hedelin	So.	Undeclared	Saltsjobaden, Sweden
Olivia Holm	So.	Undeclared	Old Greenwich, Conn.
Louis Latulippe	Fr.	Undeclared	Quebec City, Quebec
Wally Magill	Fr.	Undeclared	Steamboat Spring, Colo.
Chelsea Moore	Sr.	Environmental Studies	Aspen, Colo.
Oliver Morgan	So.	Undeclared	Hanover, N.H.
Alex Nemeth	Jr.	Physics	Sartell, Minn.
Mikaela O'Brien	5-Sr.	Engineering	Montreal, Quebec
Rena Schwartz	Sr.	Anthropology	Middlesex, Vt.
Jordan Simon	Fr.	Undeclared	Steamboat, Colo.
Oliver Snow	Sr.	Economics	Weston, Mass.
Garvee Tobin	So.	Undeclared	Anchorage, Alaska
Hannah Utter	5-Sr.	Psychology	Waitsfield, Vt.
Kalle Wagner	5-Sr.	History	Fresno, Calif.
Gwen Wattenmaker	Jr.	Computer Science	Olympic Valley, Calif.
Tatum Witter	Fr.	Undeclared	Anchorage, Alaska
Cameron Wolfe	Jr.	Engineering	Vail, Colo.

To qualify, student-athletes must have a cumulative 3.5 grade point average and have competed in one of three NCAA Regional Championships held at the end of February.

This year's recipients came from 28 teams in all three regions in the United States. In the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association (EISA), a total of 203 student-athletes were honored from 14 institutions. In the Central Collegiate Ski Association, a total of 42 student-athletes were honored from five teams and in the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association, a total of 116 student-athletes were honored from nine schools.

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