Fisher Druck
Penn State Harrisburg // Baseball

Fisher Druck has been a model student-athlete throughout his four-year career at Penn State Harrisburg, excelling both in the classroom and on the baseball diamond. An accounting major with a 3.88 GPA and 121 completed credit hours, Druck has earned numerous academic honors, including three CSC Academic All-District selections, four United East All-Academic Team honors, the 2024 United East Elite 20 Award, and recognition as the 2025 Penn State Harrisburg Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year. He is also a member of Chi Alpha Sigma and remains actively involved in campus organizations such as the FBLA Club and Accounting Club.

On the field, Druck leaves behind one of the most decorated pitching careers in Penn State Harrisburg history. He holds program records for career wins (27), starts (47), and innings pitched (248.2), while ranking second in strikeouts with 241. Among active NCAA Division III pitchers, he ranks third in career starts, fourth in wins, and tenth in strikeouts. A four-time All-Conference selection and multiple-time All-Region honoree, Druck has combined elite athletic performance with a commitment to service through volunteer work with Meals on Wheels and Oak Hill Village Senior Living Home.

“Fisher has been the model student-athlete for four years.  On the field, he has been the most reliable pitcher in our program, which is why he's the all-time wins leader in our program's history.  In the classroom he has dominated just as much, earning both his undergrad and master's in Accounting with a 3.8 GPA in four years.  We will miss him greatly next year as he is one of those players you can't replace.” – Ryan Bown, Head Baseball Coach at Penn State Harrisburg
 

Bernard Popky
Penn State Abington // Men’s Golf

Bernard Popky has distinguished himself as one of Penn State Abington's top student-athletes, combining academic excellence with consistent success on the golf course. An Economics and Business Administration major with a 3.89 GPA, Popky has excelled in the classroom while balancing the demands of collegiate athletics over three seasons of competition.

On the course, Popky has been a reliable contributor to the Nittany Lions program, posting a career scoring average of 84 and recording a career-best finish of tied for third. His dedication to both academics and athletics reflects the values of NCAA Division III, demonstrating a commitment to personal growth, competitive excellence, and academic achievement throughout his collegiate career.

“Bernard was a tremendous 3 year student-athlete for me at Penn State Abington.  He steadily improved his game and was also an excellent student! As Captain his Senior year, he helped lead the team on and off the course while earning MVP honors.  Bern will be greatly missed!” – Chris Crail, Head Men’s Golf Coach at Penn State Abington
 

Adam Martin
St. Mary’s College of Maryland // Men’s Lacrosse

Adam Martin embodies the true spirit of the NCAA Division III student-athlete through his excellence in academics, athletics, leadership, and service. An Economics and Business Administration major with a remarkable 3.963 GPA and 138 completed credit hours, Martin has been recognized as a member of Chi Alpha Sigma and has consistently demonstrated a commitment to academic success. His leadership extends beyond the classroom as a team captain and respected member of the St. Mary's community.

During his four-year lacrosse career, Martin appeared in 67 games, recording 90 ground balls and 55 caused turnovers while earning both First Team and Second Team All-United East honors. His impact reaches far beyond the field through extensive volunteer work with Special Olympics, local elementary school fundraising initiatives, and environmental conservation efforts through the Kent Island Beach Clean Up organization. Praised by his coaches as one of the most complete student-athletes they have encountered, Martin represents the highest ideals of collegiate athletics.

"I am thrilled to have Adam named as United East Spring Senior Scholar Athlete for men's lacrosse. In my 20 plus years as a collegiate men's lacrosse coach there has never been a young man that epitomized what a student-athlete should be more than Adam Martin. He checks every box a coach would want athletically and academically, but perhaps the most impressive attribute of Adam's is his kindness, compassion, and care for people, most of all his teammates. No one worked harder than Adam, cared more than Adam, or was a better teammate than Adam. I am so excited he was recognized for the all around tremendous young man that he is! There will never be another like him and we will certainly miss him a tremendous amount next year" – Jason Childs, Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach at St. Mary’s College of Maryland
 

Colin Flack
Penn State Harrisburg // Men’s Tennis

Colin Flack has exemplified excellence as a student-athlete during his four years at Penn State Harrisburg. A Veterinary Nursing-Biology major with a 3.85 GPA and 123 completed credit hours, Flack has earned recognition as an ITA Scholar-Athlete and member of the Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society. His dedication to academic achievement mirrors the commitment he demonstrates as a leader and mentor within the tennis program.

Flack compiled 34 career victories, including 15 singles wins and 19 doubles wins, while helping Penn State Harrisburg capture three conference championships and earn three NCAA Tournament appearances. During the 2025-26 season, he posted a 9-7 singles record and 10-6 doubles mark while remaining undefeated in conference play. Beyond competition, Flack volunteers at the Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education and local youth tennis camps, using his passion for environmental stewardship and tennis to positively impact his community.

“Colin Flack is the epitome of what our program is about at Penn State Harrisburg.  He is always looking to improve and better not only himself, but his teammates. Flack is the ultimate competitor, taking time outside of practice to hit and fine tune his game throughout the season. Off the court, Colin is an even better person and teammate, embodying our team-first values and pursuing excellence in everything he does. I am proud of what Colin has given and meant to the program, and I know that he will continue to give his best effort in all that he does going forward.” – Andrew Bookman, Head Men’s Tennis Coach at Penn State Harrisburg

Mohamed Elsheikh
Gallaudet // Men’s Outdoor Track & Field

Mohamed Elsheikh has demonstrated exceptional dedication to academics and athletics throughout his time at Gallaudet University. An Information Technology major with a 3.66 GPA and 120 completed credit hours, Elsheikh has earned numerous academic distinctions, including College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honors, multiple United East Scholar-Athlete selections, and induction into the Chi Alpha Sigma Athletic Honor Society. He was also recognized as one of Gallaudet's top graduating seniors through the Bison Scholar-Athlete Award.

A versatile athlete, Elsheikh has contributed across three different sports during his collegiate career. In addition to competing in men's outdoor track and field in the 800-meter and 1,500-meter events, he appeared in 44 games for Gallaudet's men's soccer program and also competed in men's cross country. His willingness to contribute across multiple programs highlights his commitment to athletic participation, teamwork, and representing the university community.

"It was an absolute honor to have the opportunity to work with Mohamed these past few years! I am happy to see that he has won this award as he was a very deserving candidate and I wish him well in his future endeavors." – Byron Moore, Head Track & Field Coach at Gallaudet University

Jacob McCoy
Wilson College // Men’s Volleyball

Jacob McCoy has built an impressive legacy at Wilson College through his achievements in the classroom, on the volleyball court, and in the community. A Health and Physical Education major with a 3.70 GPA and 122 completed credit hours, McCoy has earned CSC Academic All-District honors, United East All-Academic Team recognition, and membership in Chi Alpha Sigma. His commitment to academic excellence has complemented an outstanding collegiate athletic career.

McCoy concluded his career with 663 kills, 181 total blocks, and a .306 hitting percentage, ranking among the top active NCAA Division III players in hitting efficiency. A First Team All-Conference selection in 2025 and Second Team honoree in 2026, he helped Wilson achieve or tie the program record for wins in each of his four seasons. His community involvement includes volunteering with the YMCA, participating in highway cleanup efforts, and working youth basketball camps, demonstrating a commitment to service that extends beyond athletics.

“Jacob McCoy is the heart and soul of our team. He is the leader on and off the court and continually sets the standards physically and academically for our team. His leadership and guidance are truly a blessing for us.” – Aaron Hoke, Head Men’s Volleyball Coach at Wilson College
 

Kaylee Mushinski
Penn State Brandywine // Softball

Kaylee Mushinski has established herself as one of the most accomplished student-athletes in Penn State Brandywine history. A Communications major with a 3.68 GPA, Mushinski has earned numerous academic accolades, including three CSC Academic All-District selections, three NFCA Scholar-Athlete honors, and seven appearances on the Dean's List. She has also been recognized on four academic all-conference teams and as a member of Chi Alpha Sigma.

On the field, Mushinski's career statistics are among the best in program history. She finished with a .409 batting average, 226 hits, 226 RBI, 161 runs scored, and a program-record 28 home runs. The 2026 All-United East selection led the conference in both home runs and RBI while adding to an already decorated career that included USCAA National Player of the Year honors prior to Penn State Brandywine's transition into the United East. Away from the diamond, she has been an active leader through SAAC, THON fundraising initiatives, youth softball instruction, and her work within the athletics department.

“Kaylee is the epitome of what we are looking for in a Penn State Brandywine student-athlete. She has had a tremendous impact as student, athlete, teammate and leader on our campus the last four years. I am so proud of everything Kaylee has accomplished and she is truly deserving of such a great honor.” – Mark Caserta, Head Softball Coach at Penn State Brandywine
 

Citrine Lummer
Gallaudet University // Women’s Flag Football

Citrine Lummer has quickly become one of the most dynamic and accomplished athletes at Gallaudet University. A Physical Education and Recreation major with a 3.73 GPA and 120 completed credit hours, Lummer has earned multiple CSC Academic All-District honors, United East Scholar-Athlete recognition, and the prestigious Bison Scholar-Athlete Award. Her academic achievements are matched by her success across multiple sports during her collegiate career.

In the inaugural varsity season of women's flag football, Lummer delivered one of the most dominant performances in the conference, recording 112 receptions for 1,316 yards and 15 touchdowns while adding 77 tackles and 11 interceptions on defense. She earned United East Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year honors while leading Gallaudet's program on both sides of the ball. A four-year standout volleyball player as well, Lummer's success across multiple sports highlights her versatility, leadership, and commitment to excellence.

"Citrine brings a positive presence to our team and has grown both as an athlete and as a person during her time in our program. She has balanced the demands of being a student-athlete while remaining focused on her academic responsibilities, demonstrating growth and perseverance both in the classroom and on the field. We are proud of the impact she has made and look forward to seeing her continued success!" – Emelia Beldon, Head Women’s Flag Football Coach at Gallaudet University
 

Riley LeMay
Wilson College // Women’s Lacrosse

Riley LeMay has excelled in every aspect of the student-athlete experience at Wilson College. A Veterinary Nursing-Biology major carrying a perfect 4.0 GPA, LeMay has earned the United East Elite 20 Award and Wilson College's Chuck Naso Award, recognizing the institution's female student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA. Her academic accomplishments reflect an unwavering dedication to excellence in the classroom.

As a three-year member of the women's lacrosse program, LeMay has emerged as one of the conference's premier defenders, earning First Team All-United East honors in both 2025 and 2026 while serving as team captain. She has accumulated 98 ground balls and 62 caused turnovers during her career. Beyond athletics, LeMay has served as a leader within the Environmental Club and Campus Activities Board while volunteering with youth educational programs, local animal shelters, the Salvation Army, and youth lacrosse initiatives.

“It is just an honor to coach such a driven and competitive student athlete. This award says a lot about the character that Riley shows on the field also happens in the classroom. Riley is a true team leader, teammate, and a role model for us at Wilson. We couldn’t be prouder of her accomplishments both on the field and academically and we can't wait to see where she goes in her future endeavors.” – Paul Flohr, Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach at Wilson College
 

Natalie Hoover
Lancaster Bible College // Women’s Tennis

Natalie Hoover has been a leader both academically and athletically throughout her four years at Lancaster Bible College. A Health and Physical Education major with an outstanding 3.97 GPA and 131 completed credit hours, Hoover has earned CSC Academic All-District recognition and induction into the Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society. Her commitment to academic success has been complemented by her dedication to serving both her teammates and the broader community.

Hoover completed her collegiate career with 35 singles victories and 28 doubles wins while earning five All-Conference honors. During the 2026 season, she led the Chargers in singles winning percentage and recorded the most conference victories on the team. Away from competition, Hoover has volunteered extensively with organizations including the Good Samaritan Shelter, Boys and Girls Club of America, Conestoga Valley Christian Community Services, and the Bridge Youth Center, demonstrating a strong commitment to mentorship and service.

“Natalie Hoover has served and led well for four years at LBC. Natalie sought to care for others, keep the team accountable, and lived out her faith in Jesus Christ on and off the court. Natalie’s work ethic, drive, and care for others will be greatly missed in our program!” – Devon Clemmer, Head Women’s Tennis Coach at Lancaster Bible College
 

Savannah Owens
St. Mary’s College of Maryland // Women’s Outdoor Track & Field

Savannah Owens has combined academic achievement and athletic excellence to become one of the premier student-athletes at St. Mary's College of Maryland. A Marine Science major with a 3.71 GPA, Owens has earned CSC Academic All-District honors and induction into the Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society. Her success in the classroom reflects the same dedication and work ethic that have defined her athletic career.

Owens has rewritten the St. Mary's record book, holding school records in the indoor 200-meter and 400-meter dashes as well as multiple relay events. A multi-time All-Conference performer, she was named United East Indoor Track Runner of the Year and earned All-Atlantic Region recognition in both individual and relay events. Her commitment to service includes building beds for children in need, volunteering at the St. Mary's Soup Kitchen, and assisting at the Patuxent Naval Museum, making a lasting impact both on and off the track.
 
Savannah exemplifies what it means to be an student-athlete.  She has been a great teammate, team leader and someone that many teammates, community members look up to.  She has helped shape this program to what it is today and she is someone that will leave a lasting imprint on this program. - Reava Potter, Head Track & Field Coach at St. Mary’s College of Maryland

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