12 Huskers Named CGA All-America Scholar-Athletes

12 Nebraska men’s gymnasts were named All-America Scholar-Athletes announced the College Gymnastics Association. 

Jake Bonnay, Taylor Christopulos, Chris Hiser, Dillan King, Moritz Mueller, Sam Phillips and Dylan Young earned first-team All-America Scholar-Athlete honors. CGA honored 97 individual gymnasts as 2022 first-team All-America Scholar-Athletes in men’s gymnastics for attaining a 3.50 grade point average or higher. 

Liam Doherty-Herwitz, Cooper Giles, Evan Kriley, Khalil Jackson and Dylan LeClair were named second-team All-America Scholar-Athletes. CGA named 41 second-team All-America Scholar-Athletes for attaining a grade point average between 3.2 and 3.499. 

 

Stanford received the team award with the highest grade point average among men’s gymnastics programs with a 3.533. Nebraska finished in the top ten with a team grade point average of 3.170.

The College Gymnastics Association has also honored a total of 138 total individual gymnasts as 2022 First and Second Team All-America Scholar-Athletes.

First Team:

4.0 GPA: Michael Artlip, Penn State; Andrew Brower, Ohio State; Ian Dinmore, Navy; Chris Osgood, Stanford

3.999-3.90 GPA: Mark Berlaga, Stanford; Alan Camillus, Oklahoma; JR Chou, Stanford; Casey Cummings, Michigan; Aleksandr Kuzmenchuk, William & Mary; Ian Lasic-Ellis, Michigan; Will Lavanakul, California-Berkeley; Vishal Mandava, Navy; Moritz Mueller, Nebraska; Sam Phillips, Nebraska; Dominic Ramalho, Springfield; Matthew Rosendahl, Navy; Blake Sun, Stanford; Christian Wilkey, Springfield; David Willett, Michigan; Dylan Young

3.899-3.80 GPA: Arthur Ashton, Ohio State; Malcolm Baytop, William & Mary; Joseph Buselmeier, Army West Point; Andrae Butler, Springfield; Dylan Colangelo, Springfield; Aidan Cuy, William & Mary; Maksim Farkhadau, Illinois; Alan Gerdov, Michigan; Ian Gunther, Stanford; Donovan Hewitt, Ohio State; Chris Hiser, Nebraska; Yan Inhaber-Courchesne, Illinois; Jonathan Irwin, William & Mary; Paul Juda, Michigan; Kyle Lukaesko, Springfield; Eric Lung, Penn State; Connor McCool, Illinois; Luke McFarland, Stanford; Curran Phillips, Stanford; Rithik Puri, Michigan; Jadon Roberson, Ohio State; Tyler Rockwood, Ohio State; Dexter Roettker, Ohio State; Kyle Shuttle, Michigan; Nate Warren, Penn State; William Welsby, Springfield

3.799-3.70 GPA: Matthew Browne, Springfield; Charles Kramer, Springfield; Riley Loos, Stanford; Nick Mock, Penn State; Bryan Perla, Stanford; Daniel Simmons, Oklahoma; Connor van Loo, Navy; Virgil Watkins, Michigan



3.699-3.60 GPA: Harrison Andary, Ohio State; Patrick Armstrong, Army West Point; Jake Bonnay, Nebraska; Noah Dhaliwal, Springfield; David Handron, Springfield; Kalvin Kingshill, Army West Point; Dylan Kolak, Illinois; Yu-Chen Lee, California-Berkeley; Evan Manivong, Illinois; Logan McGlynn; Charlie Miles, Air Force; Lais Najjar, Michigan; Kameron Nelson, Ohio State; Brandon Nguyen, Stanford; Samuel Piper, William & Mary; Jackson Pophal, Army West Point; Colin Stenger, Michigan; Colt Walker, Stanford

3.599-3.50 GPA: Javier Alfonso, Michigan; Beckett Anderson, Air Force; Andrew Bitner, Stanford; Syam Buradagunta, Navy; Casimir Buske, Navy; Curtis Chang, Ohio State; Taylor Christopulos, Nebraska; Emre Dodanli, Oklahoma; Eric Engelke, Navy; Noah Everett, Air Force; Michael Fletcher, Illinois; Aidan Giusti, California-Berkeley; Dillan King, Nebraska; Nick Kuebler, Stanford; Samuel Lee, William & Mary; Thomas Lee, Stanford; Christian Marsh, William & Mary; Clay Mason-Stephen, Illinois; Miles Miller, Michigan; Zachary Patrick, William & Mary; Christopher Scales, California-Berkeley; Derek Schlagenhauf, Penn State; Matt Szot, Stanford; Jesse Tyndall, Ohio State; Joshua Williams, Navy

Second Team:

3.499-3.40 GPA: Hamish Carter, Illinois; Josh Cook, Illinois; Alex Fitzgerald, Springfield; Felix Kriedemann, Springfield; Evan Kriley, Nebraska; Dylan LeClair, Nebraska; Dhiren Lucthman, Navy; Hunter Mamawal, Army West Point; Logan McKeown, Michigan; Colton O’Brien, Springfield; Christopher Reed, Michigan; Reid Ross, William & Mary; Tyler Shimizu, California-Berkeley; Ian Skirkey, Illinois; Timothy Templeton, Springfield; Blake Wilson, Stanford; Landon Wu, California- Berkeley

3.399-3.30 GPA: Cred Bold, Michigan; Joshua Corona, Oklahoma; Cooper Giles, Nebraska; Christian Gulotta, William & Mary; Khalil Jackson, Nebraska; Tomohiro Kawada, Ohio State; Angel Leon, Ohio State; Steven Lukasik, Michigan; Mitchell Monahan, Army West Point; Noah Sano, California-Berkeley; Markus Shears, Michigan; Edward Yao, Michigan

3.299-3.20 GPA: Alexander Brown, Navy; Liam Doherty-Herwitz, Nebraska; Brigham Frentheway, Oklahoma; Juan Gomez, Springfield; Sabastian Gordon, Navy; Cesar Gracia, Oklahoma; Brody Malone, Stanford; Noah Newfeld, California-Berkeley; David Pochinka, Illinois; Robbie Shamp, Penn State; Oliver Zavel, Air Force

Seven gymnasts have been designated First Team Academic All-America Scholar-Athletes by the College Gymnastics Association for all four years of their eligibility: Andrew Brower, Ohio State; Curtis Chang, Ohio State; Kyle Lukaesko, Springfield; Clay Mason-Stephens, Illinois; Chris Osgood, Stanford; Dexter Roettker, Ohio State; Christian Wilkey, Springfield, Evan Eigner