June 3, 2008

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Ten Yale student-athletes were honored as the Ivy League released its list of those selected for Academic All-Ivy recognition in spring sports Tuesday. To be eligible, student-athletes had to be starters or key reserves on an officially recognized varsity team with 3.0 or better cumulative grade point averages. Each institution nominated five men and women from its eligible student-athletes.

Name	Year	Hometown	Major
Tyler Casertano	Sr	Millbrook, N.Y.	History
Lacrosse	Second-team All-Ivy; Led team with 21 assists and 41 points
Victor Cheng	Sr	Seattle, Wash.	Computer Science
Track & Field	Ivy champion in 100m and 200m; First Yale double winner in 37 years
Brian Irving	Sr	Hamden, Conn.	Philosophy
Baseball	Second-team All-Ivy; Lead Ivy League with 59 strikeouts in 51,1 innings
Roman Rezanowicz	Sr	Oakland, Calif.	Hisory
Lightweight Crew	Sits in the No. 5 seat for the varsity, which took third at Easterns
Jack Vogelsang	Sr	Buffalo, N.Y.	African-American Studies
Heavyweight Crew	Sat in the No 6 seat for the varsity eight, which was fourth at Easterns
Lindsay Donaldson	Sr	Lincoln, Mass.	History
Track & Field	Second-team All-Ivy in 3000m and 5000m; NCAA qualifier
Megan Enyeart	Jr	Goleta, Calif.	Architecture
Softball	Among all-time top 10 at Yale in doubles (29) and RBI (60)
Lindsay Hong	Sr	Honolulu, Hawaii	Biomedical Engineering
Golf	12th at the Ivy League Championship; Won individual title at Yale Fall Invite
Jamie Redman	Sr	Spokane, Wash.	History of Science/Medicine
Crew	Team won NCAA championship; Three-year member of varsity eight
Lauren Taylor	Sr	Manhasset, N.Y.	History of Science/Medicine
Lacrosse	Four-time first-team All-Ivy pick; Led League in goals (17) and assists (10)