LACEY, Wash. – After dominating on the field as a second team All-Conference selection last season, Ali Campigotto excelled in the classroom, leading ten Saints named to the GNAC All-Academic Team, presented by Barnes & Nobles College on Tuesday.
 
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The sophomore business administration major from Gig Harbor, Washington, Campigotto earned a 3.85 GPA for her first All-Academic selection. Leading the team in GPA was sophomore Justine Pauly, a bachelor of science nursing major from Camas, Washington with her 3.96 GPA.

Being selected for a second time was Olivia Bianco, a junior educational studies major from Mukilteo, Washington, with her 3.52 GPA. Also making the team for a second time was Jenna Ramirez, a junior nursing major from Waiphau, Hawaii.
 
Saint Martin's featured eight new players on the GNAC All-Academic including Campigotto. Sarah Nielson, a sophomore business administration major from Shoreline, Washington, made the team with a 3.73 GPA. All-Conference honorable mention player Lexi Caceres, a sophomore political science major from Mira Loma, California, earned her spot with a 3.67 GPA. 
 
Maddie Wolff, a sophomore civil engineering major from Longview, Washington, added to the team her 3.77 GPA. Daeh Lindquist, a senior exercise science major from Federal Way, Washington, got her first nod with a 3.20 GPA.
 
Closing out the list for Saint Martin's was Taylor Goodpastor, a sophomore exercise science major from Fife, Washington, and Kendall Kemp, a sophomore psychology major from Ephrata, Washington with 3.22 and 3.54 GPAs respectively.