ERIE, Pa. - One hundred and sixty-one Gannon student-athletes have been named 2009-10 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athletes it has been announced by the conference. As a result, Gannon produced the highest percentage of student-athletes named PSAC scholar-athletes among the league's 16 schools for the second consecutive year.

Gannon topped the charts at 46 percent, producing 161 scholar-athletes among its 349 student-athletes during the 2009-10 academic year. A student-athlete must maintain a 3.25 cumulative grade-point average or better to be named a scholar-athlete.

Only three PSAC schools reached the 40-percent plateau. In addition to Gannon, Slippery Rock (44 percent) and Mercyhurst (42 percent) were also among the conference's best.

In 2008-09, Gannon led the pack with an identical 46-percent showing. It was the only PSAC school in the 40-percent range and finished eight percentage points ahead of the next school.

Gannon has produced 319 PSAC scholar-athletes during its two years as a member of the PSAC, including 158 student-athletes during its inaugural season in 2008-09. A total of 2,019 PSAC student-athletes were named scholar-athletes this year. The number represents a new league record, surpassing the previous record of 1,859 set last year.

Gannon's complete list of 161 PSAC scholar-athletes include Aaron Andzel, Eric Bradley, Jake Carter, Brandon Crum, Lou Downey, Zach Gall, Peter Grouios, Kolten Hoffman, David Hucsko, Jeff Jones, Ian Kelly, Alex Merkley, Jeff Miller, Mark Myott, Greg Radwan, Tyler Sell, David Spaeder, Mike Tomko, Mark Demski, Tanner Furno, Preston Harris, Steve Piotrowicz, Alfonso Scandrett, Danny Bauer, Mike Holovka, #C.J. Kennett#, Joey Timon, #A.J. Belch#, Zach Boedicker, Vinny DeLuca, Sean Eperjesi, Zach Gall, Will Giles, Bryan Kelly, Connor Kimball, Jason Ladouceur, Michael Schnell, Matt Szczupakowski, Mike Tomko, Anthony Weaver, Josh Williams, Keith Yager, Matt Barnes, Drew Deimel, Rob Hersch, Dom Lombardi, Jason Ramus, Mario Gastaldo, Shane Hallet, Tyler Hollingsworth, Dan Howell, Phil Kunka, Austin Miller, Gary Newson, Matthew Ruston, Adam Sharbaugh, Jonathan Simmons, Sean Washek, Ethan Chase, Jared Griffard, John Krakowski, James Lilly, Jamison Anton, Ralph Clayton, Ben Feasley, Kyle Kuser, Ben Syme, Chris Daniels, Kevin McElhaney, Frank McGrath, Zack McKendree, #A.J. Milanak#, Peter Mosher, Dan Pascuzzi, Tiffany Crocker, Amanda Dacek, Becky Innes, Julie Kleber, Caitlyn Lowe, Kelsey McCoy, Carrie Nolan, Brittany Powell, Brittany Tabron, Danielle Tucker, Kim Vargas, Kenzi Buckham, Rosie Cooper, Kathleen Driving Hawk, Christina Estes, Karen Hovis, Jacque Huff, Dana Hyde, Heather Masters, Kristin O'Hern, Madison Steward, Jenna Szczepanski, Brittany Zaborowski, Julia Campbell, Allyssa Ferriell, Katie Lyons, Kelly Nickerson, Emily Quinn, Megan Clumpus, Angela Coustillac, Mary Eshenour, Caitlyn Fisher, Megan Herold, Paige Macadaeg, Taryn Millerd, Kayla Nelson, Molly SanJule, Heather Smith, Susie Taylor, Maggie Brinkman, Sarah Deck, Andrea Eisenhart, Jenny Jergel, Elissa McCune, Michelle Owczarczak, Kara Prokopchak, Breanne Radin, Jordan Rickan, Amanda Sharbaugh, Katie Urban, Erica Bartholow, Toni Caruso, Megan Dragon, Elaine Golz, Chastity Guerrero, Tiffany Joyce, Carol Kienzl, Katie Killian, Ashley Petrone, Sarah Rinks, Courtney Schwenk, Sam Scott, Shannon Zoltowski, Sarah Anderson, Megan Beresford, Kaitlyn Bosy, Colleen Harriger, Paige Herbert, Ellie Hess, Sarah Lawton, Laurel Martinez, Elizabeth Morse, Lauren Myrick, Kaitlyn Ramey, Diana Rocco, Chelsea Barrett, Courtney Cook, Lindsey Deitmen, Alex DelPiombo, Shelly Hill, Jenni Jones, Christine Peffer, Maire Prybyl, Caitlin Andrews, Annie Greenhill, Libbie Guina, Stephanie Komorek, Kendra Plackemeier and Kelly Steininger.

For the complete list of 2009-10 PSAC scholar-athletes, please click here.