PRINCETON, N.J. -- The Ivy League has announced the list of student-athletes selected as the Winter 2011 All-Ivy Academic Team members. Each school had 10 members selected, with each member being a starter or key reserve for their team and having a 3.0 cumulative grade point average or higher.

The full list of 80 selections from around the league can be found here.

Cornell's Honorees
Max Constant, Sr., Men's Polo, Biology and Society (New York, N.Y.)
- Played at No. 1; Team's leading scorer; All-Region and All-American for nationally ranked polo team.

Alex Domenick, Jr., Men's Squash, Communication (Philadelphia, Pa.)
- A First-Team All-Ivy selection after recording a 9-5 record at the No. 2 position.

Jennifer Gemmell, Sr., Women's Squash, Science and Technology Studies (Toronto, Ontario)
- Team captain; Played primarily at the No. 2 and No. 3 spots for a team that finished the year ranked seventh in the country.

Dean Holcomb, Sr., Men's Swimming and Diving, Biological Sciences (Claremont, Calif.)
- Two-time All-Ivy in 400 IM; Team captain in 2011.

Justin Kerber, Sr., Wrestling, Applied Economics and Management (Emmetsburg, Iowa)
- NCAA qualifier; First-team All-Ivy; Two-year member of NWCA All-Academic Team.

Amanda Mazzotta, Jr., Women's Hockey, Human Development (London, Ontario)
- Goaltender led NCAA in goals against average (1.11); Helped Cornell to a repeat appearance in the Frozen Four.

Georgina Melbye, Sr., Equestrian, Industrial and Labor Relations (Boulder, Colo.)
- Regional qualifier in Open Flat; Ranked No. 2 in Cacchione Cup rider standings.

Maddie Pearsall, Sr., Women's Gymnastics, Information Science, Systems and Technology (LaGrange, Ill.)
- NCAA Regional qualifier; Six-time USAG All-American and Capital One Academic All-American.

Lizzie Wisner, Sr., Women's Polo, Animal Science (Upperco, Md.)
- Started at No. 1 and No. 2 for the top-ranked and unbeaten Big Red.

Chris Wroblewski, Jr., Men's Basketball, Applied Economics and Management (Highland Park, Ill.)
- Second Team All-Ivy; Led conference in assists and steals.