University of Maine women’s cross country team members Lydia Gilmore and Marlee Yoder have been recognized for their academic achievements by earning spots on the America East All-Academic Team. Gilmore, a mechanical engineering graduate student, maintained an impressive 3.98 GPA to receive the honor, while Yoder, a food science and human nutrition senior, earned a spot on the team with a 3.91 GPA.
The recognition highlights the dedication and hard work that these student-athletes have put into both their athletic and academic pursuits. Gilmore and Yoder have demonstrated their ability to excel in the demanding field of cross country while also excelling in their studies.
This achievement reflects the University of Maine’s commitment to ensuring that its student-athletes are able to succeed both on and off the field. The university’s support and resources have enabled Gilmore and Yoder to balance their athletic responsibilities with their academic goals, resulting in their success both as athletes and scholars.
Both Gilmore and Yoder serve as examples of the impressive talent and commitment that exists within the University of Maine’s athletic program. Their recognition on the America East All-Academic Team showcases their exceptional academic achievements and dedication to their studies.
The University of Maine congratulates Gilmore and Yoder on this prestigious achievement and wishes them continued success in all their future endeavors. Their hard work, determination, and dedication have not gone unnoticed, and they serve as shining examples of the excellence that the university strives to foster in all its student-athletes.
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