Harrogate, TN - Lincoln Memorial University inducted their latest class into the LMU ETA Chapter of Chi Alpha Sigma on April 21st. 

The Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society is a nonprofit organization that was established to recognize college student-athletes who excel both on and off the field/court of competition. The organization was founded in 1996 by then DePauw University head football coach Nick Mourouzis. His goal was to provide outstanding student-athletes with an opportunity to become connected within a fraternal association that aligns their educational and athletic successes for a lifetime. 

The criteria to be a member of the Eta Chapter is to be a graduating senior in that calendar year with a 3.5 or higher grade point average. These are stricter than the national criteria, which allow juniors or seniors with a 3.4 or higher GPA.

The ceremony started with Dr. Ahleasha McNeal, Associate Athletic Director for Complience,  opening the event and then Dr. Jody Goins, Executive Vice President for Administration, delivered the keynote address.  After the roll call of inductees by Assisant Athletic Director for Communications Adam Haley, Chi Alpha Sigma president Francisco Faggi addressed the newest class and introduced the next years president Alicia Bevins from women's soccer. This year's class had a combined 3.78 grade point average.

This year's inductees are:
Ford Hallock (Baseball) 
Kasten Harvey (Baseball)
Christian Pencek (Baseball)
Archer Wong-Shasteen (Baseball)
Carly Mozingo (Cheer)
Abagayle Auvil (Field Hockey)
Katherine Brislin (Field Hockey)
Guadalupe Montaldo (Field Hockey)
Ansley Ottati (Field Hockey)
Olivia Rosini (Field Hockey)
Anella Rossi (Field Hockey)
Clayon Cooper (Men's Cross Country/Track & Field)
Sam Fulton (Men's Cross Country/Track & Field)
Hunter Preston (Men's Cross Country/Track & Field)
Alexei Butchart (Men's Golf)
Connor Blondin (Men's Lacrosse)
Tim Carlson (Men's Lacrosse)
Jayden Herman (Men's Lacrosse)
Gavin Reid (Men's Lacrosse)
Aiden Smith (Men's Lacrosse)
Jack Snider (Men's Lacrosse)
Ashton Wilson (Men's Lacrosse)
Matthew Wood (Men's Lacrosse)
Davit Chinchaladze (Men's Soccer)
Patrick Zuralski (Men's Track & Field)
Sergio Sebastian Aranzeta Boneta (Men's Tennis)
Franco Battaglino (Men's Tennis)
Francisco Faggi (Men's Tennis)
Harper Mills (Men's Tennis)
Ajani Henley (Men's Volleyball)
Luigi Camazano Pacini (Men's Volleyball)
Gabriel Croom (Men's Wrestling)
Elijah-Kade Millsaps (Men's Wrestling)
Adam Szewczyk (Men's Wrestling)
Hanna Bogoski (Softball)
Nicole Couvertiere (Softball)
Gracie Palmer (Softball)
Anna Kate Reichter (Softball)
Macy Barnes (Women's Basketball)
Rachel Early (Women's Basketball)
Emily Savage (Women's Basketball)
Alexa Smiddy (Women's Basketball)
Haley Powell (Women's Bowling)
Aubrey Bachtel (Women's Cross Country/Track & Field)
Grace Rose (Women's Cross Country/Track & Field)
Olivia Truelove (Women's Cross Country/Track & Field)
Dilyara Bulambayeva (Women's Golf)
Rachel Mathieson (Women's Golf)
Kaelyn Preston (Women's Golf)
Sadie Cox (Women's Golf/Cheer)
Samantha Billingsley (Women's Lacrosse)
Breanna Booth (Women's Lacrosse)
Elle Miller (Women's Lacrosse)
Jaedyn Ryba (Women's Lacrosse)
Madison Amstutz (Women's Soccer)
Meg Anderson (Women's Soccer)
Gabby Barnes (Women's Soccer)
Alicia Bevins (Women's Soccer)
Ellie Bowen (Women's Soccer)
Ryan Branson (Women's Soccer)
Tori Hinds (Women's Soccer)
Samantha Hulststaert (Women's Soccer)
Macie Sumner (Women's Soccer)
Kylee Alvis (Women's Track & Field)
Lidija Djokic (Women's Track & Field)
Ereyonna Gore (Women's Track & Field)
Sophia Aray (Women's Tennis)
Paula San Leon (Women's Tennis)
Abigail Kesler (Women's Volleyball)
Stephanie Castro (Women's Wrestling)