PRINCETON, N.J. – A total of 34 Ivy League standouts have earned Academic All-Ivy honors as part of the 2023-24 At-Large Team that recognizes top student-athletes in non-Ivy League sponsored sports.
 
Institutions nominated one student-athlete from each of its non-Ivy League sponsored sports – archery, equestrian, sprint football, gymnastics, women’s polo, men’s polo, women’s lightweight rowing, women’s rugby, co-ed sailing, women’s skiing, men’s skiing, men’s volleyball, women’s water polo, men’s water polo – to be included on the Academic All-Ivy At-Large team. Student-athletes must be in good academic standing to be eligible for the award.
 
BROWN
Filip Aleksic, Men’s Water Polo (Sr., Applied Mathematics – Belgrade, Serbia)
Ashley Ampara, Women’s Rugby (Sr., Africana Studies – Bronx, N.Y.)
Sophie Golub, Women’s Water Polo (Sr., Biology – Woodside, Calif.)
Samantha Weinerman, Equestrian (Sr., Applied Mathematics – Chester, N.J.)
Angela Xing, Gymnastics (Sr., Computer Science – Devens, Mass.)
Savannah Young, Co-ed Sailing (Jr., Economics – St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands)
   
COLUMBIA
Judith Gottlieb, Archery (Jr., Art History – San Luis Obispo, Calif.)
 
CORNELL
Karolyn Auer, Women’s Polo (Jr., Animal Sciences – Monson, Mass.)
Lauren Benson, Equestrian (Jr., Animal Sciences – Ringoes, N.J.)
Michael Lovier, Men’s Polo (Sr., Viticulture and Enology – Skaneateles, N.Y.)
Ryan Murphy, Sprint Football (Sr., Nutritional Science – Port Washington, N.Y.)
Alexandra Quiana, Gymnastics (Sr., Civil and Environmental Engineering – Oradell, N.J.)
 
DARTMOUTH
Elise Donavan, Co-ed Sailing (Sr., Engineering Science – Arlington, Mass.)
Rachel Freer, Equestrian (Sr., Environmental Studies – Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.)
Abbey Savin, Women’s Rugby (Sr., Anthropology – Temecula, Calif.)
Tatum Witter, Women’s Skiing (Jr., Earth Sciences – Anchorage, Alaska)
Cameron Wolfe, Men’s Skiing (5th, Engineering – Vail, Colo.)

HARVARD
Rémi Drolet, Men’s Skiing (Sr., Physics with Mathematics – Rossland, British Columbia)
Owen Fanning, Men’s Volleyball (Jr., Physics – Needham, Mass.)
Elsie Halvorsen, Women’s Skiing (Sr., History & Science – Denver, Colo.)
Erin Kim, Women’s Water Polo (Jr., Computer Science – Irvine, California)
Colin Le, Men's Water Polo (Sr., Chemistry – Redondo Beach, Calif.)
Lachlain McGranahan, Co-ed Sailing (Sr., Mechanical Engineering – Miami, Fla.)
Elianne Sacher, Women's Rugby (Sr., Engineering Scienes – Herzliya, Israel)
Ava Sack, Women's Lightweight Rowing (Sr., History and Science – Bryn Mawr, Pa.)

PENN
Sara Kenefick, Gymnastics (Sr., Networked and Social Systems – Charlotte, N.C.)
Adrian Montemayor, Sprint Football (Jr., Finance/Behavioral Economics – Santa Catarina, Mexico)

PRINCETON
Leilani Bender, Women’s Rugby (Sr., Civil and Environmental Engineering – Honolulu, Hawaii)
Kaila Carroll, Women's Water Polo (Sr., Public & International Affairs – Greenwich, Conn.)
Sarah Fry, Women's Lightweight Rowing (Sr., Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering – Redondo Beach, Calif.)
Gavin Leising, Men's Volleyball (Sr., Computer Science – Newhall, Calif.)
Pierce Maloney, Men's Water Polo (Sr., Computer Science – Los Angeles, Calif.)
 
YALE
Teddy Nicolosi, Co-ed Sailing (Sr., Economics – St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands)
Sarah Wilson, Gymnastics (Sr., Biomedical Engineering – Alpharetta, Ga.)