APPLETON, Wis. -- Lawrence University had 11 senior student-athletes inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Society, one of the nation's most prestigious academic honor societies. 
    Softball, women's soccer and women's track and field had two selections apiece with baseball, men's tennis, women's tennis, men's swimming and women's swimming all represented as well. Lawrence had the most selections among the 38 student-athletes inducted from the Midwest Conference.
    Founded in 1776, Phi Beta Kappa has championed education in the arts and sciences, fostered freedom of thought and recognized academic excellence. 
    Selected for Lawrence were:
Baseball
    Shane Foley, Manhattan Beach, California, Mathematics
Women's Cross Country/Track and Field
    Mollie Davis, Evanston, Illinois, Environmental Studies and Studio Art
Women's Ice Hockey/Women's Lacrosse
    Beth McArthur, Ennismore, Ontario, Biology 
Women's Soccer
    Madi Jones, Lakeside, Arizona, Biochemistry
    Natalie Linebarger, Verona, Wisconsin, Biochemistry
Softball
    Kourtney Mercer, Mazomanie, Wisconsin, Biology
    Khayla Santiago, Morton Grove, Illinois, Neuroscience
Men's Swimming and Diving
    Keegan Mencke, Midlothian, Virginia, Physics and Mathematics
Women's Swimming and Diving
    Stella Macfarlane, Edina, Minnesota, Biology and Biochemistry
Men's Tennis
    Andrew Larson, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Economics
Women's Tennis/Women's Ice Hockey
    Madi Mishica, Rapid River, Michigan, Biology
Women's Track and Field
    Irene Yank, Franklin, Wisconsin, Economics