Erik Sibbach (Boxford, Mass.) has established himself as one of the most dominant arms in the region throughout his career at Stevens. A two-time All-American in 2024, Sibbach’s trophy case includes being named the ABCA Region 4 Pitcher of the Year and the MAC Freedom Pitcher of the Year. A consistent force on the mound, he is a three-time All-MAC Freedom selection, earning First Team honors once and Second Team honors twice. Entering his final campaigns as a Baseball Collegian Preseason Player to Watch, Sibbach has remained a cornerstone of the Ducks’ rotation and a primary reason for the team’s postseason success. In the classroom, Sibbach is a Civil Engineering major who has balanced a demanding technical curriculum with elite athletic performance. He is a College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District honoree and a recipient of Academic All-MAC honors. A regular member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll, Sibbach also translates his discipline into campus leadership. He is an active member of the Stevens Baseball Leadership Council and a dedicated participant in StevensTHON, helping raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network.

JACOB FRIPP
Men's Golf - York College of Pennsylvania
GRACE STRICKLAND 
Women's Golf - York College of Pennsylvania
Grace Strickland (Xenia, Ohio) has been a driving force behind the Spartans’ dominance on the links, helping lead York College to a Conference Team Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Championship. Strickland reached the pinnacle of individual achievement as the Conference Player of the Year and Individual Champion, outperforming the field to secure the title. A model of consistency throughout her career, she is a three-time All-Conference selection, including two years on the First Team and one on the Second Team, cementing her legacy as one of the most decorated golfers in program history. Off the course, Strickland is an Exercise Science major who has maintained an elite academic standard. She has been named a WGCA Scholar All-American, a prestigious national honor, and is a two-time Academic All-MAC selection. Her commitment to her studies is further evidenced by her seven appearances on the Dean’s List and her recognition as a CSC Academic All-District honoree. Strickland’s ability to pair championship-level athletics with a rigorous academic workload exemplifies the ideal student-athlete.

LUKE LESIZZA
Men's Lacrosse - Stevens Institute of Technology
Luke Lesizza (Fairfield, Conn.) has established himself as one of the premier defensive forces in the country, anchoring the Ducks’ backline throughout a record-breaking career. A two-time USILA All-American (Honorable Mention) and a 2026 Preseason All-American, Lesizza’s impact is etched in the record books as the school-record holder in caused turnovers. His dominance in the conference is unmatched, having been named the MAC Freedom Defenseman of the Year for two consecutive seasons and earning First Team All-MAC Freedom honors three times. In the classroom, Lesizza is an Information Systems major who has balanced elite athletic performance with high-level academic achievement. He was recognized as a College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District selection for his commitment to his studies. A Team Captain, Luke’s leadership extends into the community; he helped host a youth lacrosse clinic with the Bronx Lacrosse Group and has been a key participant in the program’s Lacrosse Out Cancer initiatives, demonstrating a dedicated commitment to service.

LAUREN SULLIVAN
Women's Lacrosse - Stevens Institute of Technology
Lauren Sullivan (Bridgewater, N.J.) has been the definitive standard for defensive excellence in the region, serving as the anchor for the Stevens backline. A Second Team IWLCA All-American, Sullivan’s dominance is further highlighted by her remarkable streak as a three-time MAC Freedom Defender of the Year. Consistently recognized as one of the best in the Atlantic region, she has earned IWLCA All-Region First Team honors for three consecutive seasons. Her ability to shut down elite attackers and transition the ball has been a cornerstone of the Ducks’ sustained success. Off the field, Sullivan is a Chemical Engineering major who has reached the pinnacle of academic achievement, being named a First Team College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-American. This rare honor places her among the elite few in the nation who perform at a championship level in both a rigorous STEM curriculum and varsity athletics. A Team Captain and Academic All- MAC selection, Lauren also prioritizes community engagement, participating in StevensTHON and leading clinics for National Girls and Women in Sports Day to inspire the next generation of female athletes.

GRETCHEN BARSTAD
Softball - York College of Pennsylvania
Gretchen Barstad (Joppa, Md.) has been a catalyst for the Spartans’ success on the diamond, helping lead York College to a Conference Championship and a berth in the NCAA Postseason. An elite offensive threat, Barstad was the conference leader in both hits and runs during the 2024 season. Her consistent performance has earned her national and regional acclaim, including Second Team and Third Team NFCA All-Region honors. A perennial standout, she is a two-time First Team All-Conference selection, feared by pitchers for her ability to ignite the York offense from the top of the lineup. Off the field, Barstad is an Elementary/Special Education major who has demonstrated a remarkable commitment to academic excellence. She has earned a spot on the Dean’s List in seven different semesters and has been recognized as a two-time CSC Academic All-District honoree. Additionally, she is a two-time Academic All-MAC selection, proving her ability to balance the rigors of student-teaching and education coursework with the demands of being an All-Region athlete. 

MAX-WILLIAM KANZ
Men's Tennis - Stevens Institute of Technology
Max-William Kanz (Wethersfield, Conn.) has been the driving force at the top of the lineup for the Ducks, culminating in his selection as the MAC Freedom Player of the Year. A dominant presence in both singles and doubles, Kanz is a three-time All-MAC Freedom selection, earning First Team honors twice and Second Team honors once. His leadership on the court has been instrumental in maintaining Stevens’ status as a regional powerhouse, consistently delivering clutch performances against the conference’s elite competition. In the classroom, Kanz is a Mechanical Engineering major who has balanced the intensive demands of his degree with high-level athletic success. He has been recognized as an ITA Scholar-Athlete, a testament to his academic standing within the national tennis community. Furthermore, his achievements earned him a spot on the Academic All-MAC team. Beyond the court and the lab, Max-William is an active member of the campus community, participating in StevensTHON to help raise funds for the Children’s Miracle Network. 

STEPHANIE UNTERMEYER
Women's Tennis - Stevens Institute of Technology
Stephanie Untermeyer (Dallas, Texas) has been a cornerstone of the Ducks’ lineup since the moment she arrived on campus. Her collegiate career began with a standout debut season where she was named the MAC Freedom Rookie of the Year. Since then, Untermeyer has maintained her status as one of the premier players in the region, earning First Team All-MAC Freedom honors for three consecutive seasons. Her consistent play at the top of the ladder has been instrumental in the team’s continued success within the conference. Off the court, Untermeyer is a Physics major who has excelled in one of the most demanding academic disciplines. Her commitment to scholarship is reflected in her recognition as an ITA Scholar-Athlete and a College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District selection. She also earned a spot on the Academic All-MAC team for her dual success in the classroom and in competition. A true leader on campus, Stephanie serves as a University Tour Guide, a Peer Leader, and has been a dedicated volunteer assisting with first-year move-in day.

MICHAEL DE FALCIS
Men's Outdoor Track & Field - Lebanon Valley College
Michael De Falcis (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) has established himself as one of the premier throwers in the nation, culminating in his status as a Second Team All-American in the javelin. A two-time NCAA Qualifier, De Falcis showed remarkable progression on the national stage, moving from a 20th-place finish in 2023 to 11th in the country in 2025. Within the conference, he has been a dominant force, capturing two MAC Individual Championships in the javelin (2023, 2025) and earning an AARTFC Regional Championship title. His precision and power have made him a perennial high-scorer for Lebanon Valley at the most elite levels of competition. In the classroom, De Falcis has maintained an extraordinary academic record while pursuing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. He is a two-time CSC Academic All-District selection and a three-time USTFCCCA All-Academic honoree. His excellence is further reflected in his two Academic All-MAC selections and a staggering seven appearances on the Dean’s List. A consistent member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll and a recipient of the EAST-COMM Academic Honor Roll, De Falcis exemplifies the discipline required to succeed in a demanding doctoral program while competing as a top-tier national athlete. 

ALEXANDRA SNYDER
Women's Outdoor Track & Field - Misericordia University
Alexandra Snyder (Muncy, Pa.) has cemented her status as one of the most elite javelin throwers in the history of NCAA Division III. A dominant force on the national stage, Snyder is a two-time NCAA Podium Finisher, highlighted by her performance as the 2024 NCAA National Runner-Up. This followed a stellar 2023 campaign where she placed third in the nation. Within the conference, she has been untouchable, capturing three consecutive MAC Individual Championships in the javelin. Her consistent ability to perform at a world-class level under pressure has made her a cornerstone of the Misericordia track and field program. Off the field, Snyder is a Physical Therapy major who has mirrored her athletic precision with academic excellence. A seven-time Dean’s List member, she has maintained a high standard of scholarship while navigating a demanding clinical curriculum. Her academic accolades include being named to the Academic All-MAC team and being a three-time recipient of the MAC Academic Honor Roll. Snyder’s balance of national-level athletic success and rigorous academic achievement embodies the highest ideals of the scholar-athlete. 

TYLER HOKE
Men's Volleyball - Stevens Institute of Technology
Tyler Hoke (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) has been a dominant presence at the net for Stevens Tech, serving as a vital piece of one of the nation’s premier volleyball programs. A high-impact middle hitter, Hoke’s elite play earned him AVCA First Team All-Region honors, establishing him as one of the top defensive and offensive threats in the North. His consistency and efficiency throughout the season also garnered him Second Team All-MAC recognition. As a Team Captain, Hoke’s leadership and veteran presence were instrumental in guiding the Ducks through a rigorous national schedule and deep postseason runs. In the classroom, Hoke is a Mechanical Engineering major who has excelled within a notoriously demanding curriculum. His ability to balance the technical rigors of engineering with the travel and training schedule of a nationally-ranked volleyball team is reflected in his selection to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District team. Hoke’s combination of physical dominance on the court and disciplined academic achievement makes him a standout representative of the Stevens athletic department.