Sixty-One Football Players Receive CAA Academic Honor

2/26/2025 11:43:00 AM | Football

RICHMOND, Va. – A program-high 61 University of New Hampshire football players were named to the CAA Football Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll for the Fall 2024 semester, the conference announced Wednesday.

The Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll is comprised of three levels of achievement: High Honors with Distinction is awarded to student-athletes with a perfect 4.0 GPA; High Honors is given to those with a GPA between 3.70 and 3.99; and Honors to the players between a 3.00 and 3.69.

UNH ranked second among all 16 member schools with nine student-athletes recognized on the High Honors with Distinction list, and the Wildcats ranked fourth with 12 receiving High Honors.

The combined 21 'Cats on the High Honors with Distinction and High Honors lists ranks second in the conference.

Forty UNH football players received Honors recognition.

CAA Football recognized a total of 877 student-athletes on the Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll with a breakdown of 72 earning High Honors with Distinction, 154 on High Honors and 651 on Honors.

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HIGH HONORS WITH DISTINCTION (4.0 GPA)

Tim Bonagura	Fremont, N.H.
Nate Cavanaugh	Ashland, Mass.
Anthony DiMenna	Holbrook, N.Y.
Elliot Meine	Burke, Va.
Colby Ramshaw	Londonderry, N.H.
Josiah Silver	Hampton, Va.
Logan Tomlinson	Manchester, Conn.
Ryan Toscano	Bedford, N.H.
Gavin Urda	Milford, N.H.

HIGH HONORS (3.70-3.99 GPA)

Mason Davis	Peabody, Mass.
T.J. Farrell	Walpole, Mass.
Josh Fillion	Quebec City, Quebec
Matt Guidebeck	North Reading, Mass.
Dom Herrling	Pelham, N.H.
Zachary Kim	Monterey Park, Calif.
Denin Limouris	Glen Ellyn, Ill.
Ty Miles	Londonderry, N.H.
Sam Rumelhart	Scarborough, Maine
Dillon Schlopy	Houston, Texas
Luke Stam	Lake Placid, Fla.
Myles Thomason	Montclair, N.J.

HONORS

Ryan Blagg	Westford, Mass.
Sam Brecker	Malvern, Pa.
Dominc Cavanagh	Ashland, Mass.
Cohen Cook	Somers Point, N.J.
Joey Corcoran	Montreal, Quebec
Jake Cuddire	Peabody, Mass.
Noah Cundiff	Palm Coast, Fla.
Drew Danson	Wrentham, Mass.
Jackson Downey	Marblehead, Mass.
Chief Ebana	West Hartford, Conn.
Matt Festa	Duxbury, Mass.
Huck Flanagan	Pomfret Center, Conn.
Kevin Gallic	Warren, N.J.
Brendan Graham	Hudson, N.H.
Nino Iacovino	Wood Ridge, N.J.
Isaiah Jones	Springfield, Mass.
Dominick Laudicina	Villanova, Pa.
Brady Madigan	Duxbury, Mass.
Nick Mazzie	Boxford, Mass.
Jordan Mcallister	South Orange, N.J.
Caleb Mead	Willow Grove, Pa.
Jacob Metivier	Billerica, Mass.
Duncan Moreland	Beverly, Mass.
Greg Motorny	Marblehead, Mass.
Tolu Olajide	Lawrenceville, N.J.
Wande Owens	Lynn, Mass.
Brandon Perkins	Williamstown, N.J.
Neil Politano	Jacksonville, Fla.
Beau Riley	Sebring, Fla.
Nathan Roach	Manchester, N.H.
Zeroun Skinner	Orlando, Fla.
Jackson Stone	Lebanon, N.H.
Peyton Strickland	Goffstown, N.H.
Luke Teskey V	New Westminster, British Columbia
Brendan Tighe	Lowell, Mass.
Will Tracey	Franklin, Mass.
Matt Vezza	Elmhurst, Ill.
Zedane Williams	Springfield, Mass.
T.J. Wyman	Norwood, Mass.