DE PERE – St. Norbert College had eight men's and women's hockey student-athletes named to the American Hockey Coaches Association's All-Americans Scholars list, announced yesterday by the AHCA.   

Five were named from the women's hockey team, while men's hockey had three representatives.   

Junior Ava Anick, sophomore Keira Markell and freshmen Emily Bill, Maddie Donnelly and Hannah Grabianowski were named from the women's team. Sophomore Blake Ulve and freshmen Braydon Beahm and Ryan Gingher were selected from the men's team.  

Anick, a Hermantown, Minn., native, played in 29 games while scoring two goals and adding nine assists for 11 points. She was named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District At-Large team and an Academic All-Northern Collegiate Hockey Association choice at the end of the season.  

Markell, a Milford, Mich., native, played in 16 games while posting a 7-5-1 record and a .928 save percentage. She was named to the CSC Academic All-District At-Large Team and a Academic All-NCHA selection at the end of the season. 

Bill, a Green Bay native, played in 28 games while scoring three goals and recording nine assists for 12 points in her debut season. She was named an Academic All-NCHA selection at the end of the season.  

Donnelly, a Petaluma, Calif., native, played in 26 games and totaled three assists for three points. She was named an Academic All-NCHA selection at the conclusion of the season.  

Grabianowski, a Shakopee, Minn., native, played in 29 games while scoring eight goals and tallying seven assists for 15 points. She was named an Academic All-NCHA choice at the end of the season. 

Ulve, a Albert Lea, Minn., native, played in 28 games while scoring nine goals and adding nine assists for 18 points. It is his second straight year being named with the honor, while also being named to the CSC Academic All-District At-Large team and an Academic All-NCHA choice.  

Beahm, a Waupun native, played in 31 games while scoring a joint-team high 17 goals and 13 assists for 30 points. He was named a Academic All-NCHA choice this season.  

Gingher, a Dublin, Ohio, native, played in 30 games while scoring seven goals and recording 10 assists for 17 points in his first season with the Green Knights. He was named an Academic All-NCHA choice at the conclusion of the season.