Cron and Sarasin Receive CoSIDA Academic All-America Honors

CoSIDA Choices – Men / Women

CHICAGO – College of Chicago’s Elizabeth Cron and Ben Sarasin each earned Tutorial All-America standing from the Faculty Sports activities Data Administrators of America (CoSIDA) this week.

Cron was a Second Workforce Tutorial All-America honoree after finishing probably the most adorned season ever for a Maroon girls’s diver. The senior received the 2022 NCAA nationwide championship within the one-meter dive, producing the highest rating of 487.40 and beating the sphere by greater than 26 factors. She additionally completed second total within the three-meter dive (472.85). Cron was subsequently named the 2022 NCAA Girls’s Diver of the Meet. These performances made her a six-time All-American in three profession journeys to the nationwide meet.

Moreover, Cron was chosen because the 2022 College Athletic Affiliation (UAA) Girls’s Diver of the 12 months after capturing the one-meter and three-meter boards on the convention meet. She claimed the NCAA Regional title within the one-meter dive two weeks later – the third regional title of her profession.

Sarasin was additionally picked to obtain Second Workforce Tutorial All-America standing. He beforehand attained CoSIDA Third Workforce Tutorial All-America accolades in 2020. As a member of the UChicago wrestling staff, Sarasin closed out his adorned profession by qualifying for the 2022 NCAA Division III Championships at 174 kilos. The senior posted a 24-4 document total, went undefeated for the primary three months of the season and achieved a nationwide No. 1 rating in his weight class. His 2021-22 season featured 5 weight class event titles, together with the 2022 UAA championship.

Throughout his three years of competitors with the Maroons, Sarasin submitted a profession document of 82-13 (.863 successful share). He was a two-time All-American at 174 kilos and a three-time NCAA Division III Championship qualifier. On the convention degree, Sarasin was undefeated towards UAA competitors and captured three league titles. He topped the rostrum at 12 tournaments as a collegian.