PROVIDENCE, R.I. Twenty-five student-athletes from the JWU (Providence) men's and women's ice hockey teams have been named American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) All-American Scholars.

The men were represented by seniors Davis Bone (Biology) and Cam Martin (Culinary Nutrition); juniors Connor Nelson (Sports, Entertainment, Event-Management), Ryan Walsh (Business Administration), Joe Freeman (Business Administration), Harout Torosian (Business Administration), and Brad Crook (Business Administration); sophomores Coby Fox (Sports, Entertainment, Event-Management), Luke Gaffney (Business Administration), Cullen Hennessy (business administration), Joseph Sciabarra (business administration), and Maxim Zinchenko (Sports, Entertainment, Event – Management); and freshman Jack Gerne (undecided).

Seniors Alexia Labre (psychology) and Kylie O'Keefe (biology) were joined by juniors Sophia Brea (international business), Sadie Davignon (Biomedical Engineering), Brynn Leahy (Sports, Entertainment, Event-Management), and Hannah Tsouvalas (Business Administration); and sophomores Katelyn Cardoso (Business Explorations), Cailean Corbally (Exercise and Sports Science), Marissa Lafferty (Health Science), Ashlyn Libby (Criminal Justice), Ava Morgan (Marketing & Advertising), and Reagan Safko (Psychology).

A total of 994 Division II and III student-athletes (550 men, 444 women) were honored. Amongst Conference of New England (CNE) institutions, Nichols topped the list with 16, followed by the Wildcats with 13, UNE (12), Curry (11), Suffolk (nine), and Endicott (four). On the women's side, Nichols led the way with 16, which was ahead of Curry (14), JWU (12), Western New England (eight), Suffolk (six), and Endicott (five)

Student-athletes must hold a grade point average (GPA) of 3.75 and have participated in at least 40 percent of the team's games during the 2025-26 season.