WASHINGTON – Fifteen members of the Georgetown University women's rowing team were named National Scholar-Athletes by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA). Seven members of the Hoya openweight squad earned the accolade including Hallie Bereday (Tampa, Fla.), Angela Glazer (Princeton, N.J.), Schylar Jacobs (Alexandria, Va.), Cate O'Leary (St. Paul, Minn.), Chloe Schalit (Berkeley, Calif.), Mara Sylvia (San Francisco, Calif.) and Margaux Weiner (Chappaqua, N.Y.). Additionally, eight members of the lightweight roster were selected, including Ellis Anderson (Dunwoody, Ga.), Michelle Choi (Irvine, Calif.), Monica Collins (San Marino, Calif.), Caroline Cosovich (Burlingame, Calif.), Anna Kemmerer (Palo Alto, Calif.), Isabel Rose (Cos Cobb, Conn.), Mia Tsudis (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and Megan Walsh (Southborough, Mass.).

"We are extremely proud to have our Hoyas selected for the CRCA Scholar-Athlete Award," Head Coach Kendall Mulligan said. "Being true to our mission of developing the whole person, the team's success academically is paramount to meeting that goal."

On the openweight side, Glazer, O'Leary, Schalit and Sylvia are all repeat CRCA National Scholar-Athletes. O'Leary collected her first honor in 2017 while Glazer, Schalit and Sylvia were each recognized in 2018.

For the lightweights, Choi and Walsh garnered the award in 2018 and Walsh was also recognized in 2017.

To be eligible for CRCA National Scholar-Athlete recognition, a rower must be in her second, third of fourth year of eligibility, have rowed in her institution's NCAA or IRA eligible boat(s) for a minimum of 75 percent of the current spring races or racing in a regional conference event and have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA for her career.

CRCA National Scholar-Athletes
Openweight
Hallie Bereday
Angela Glazer
Schylar Jacobs
Cate O'Leary
Chloe Schalit
Mara Sylvia
Margaux Weiner

Lightweight
Ellis Anderson
Michelle Choi
Monica Collins
Caroline Cosovich
Anna Kemmerer
Isabel Rose
Mia Tsudis
Megan Walsh