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Alofe, Fraser, Shrivastava and Madeo highlight 2025-26 Academic All-America® Men's Track & Field/Cross Country teams
Four talented student-athletes lead 2025-26 Men's Track & Field/Cross Country Academic All-America® teams as Team Members of the Year; Madeo repeats as Team Member of the Year in NAIA
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GREENWOOD, Indiana – Four standouts headline a group of outstanding student-athletes named to the 2025-26 Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country teams as selected by College Sports Communicators.
Tito Alofe from Harvard University,
Owen Fraser from the Missouri University of Science and Technology’s,
Aryan Shrivastava from the University of Chicago and
Luca Madeo of the University of the Cumberlands lead the Academic All-America® teams by being named as the Academic All-America® Team Member of the Year for NCAA Divisions I, II, and III as well as the NAIA, respectively.
NCAA Division I
During the 2025-26 season,
Tito Alofe etched his name in Harvard Athletics history by claiming the 2026 NCAA Indoor Track & Field National Championship title in the men’s high jump. He became the first Crimson in school history to win an NCAA national title in the indoor men's high jump and he is the second student-athlete in Ivy League history to win the national title in the event.
The native of Peachtree City, Georgia, would cap off the remarkable season by claiming the title in the same event at the 2026 Ivy League Outdoor Championship and finishing in 12th place at the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field National Championship. His 12th-place finish earned him the fifth All-America honor of his stellar career at Harvard.
A three-time Ivy League champion in the outdoor high jump, Alofe holds a perfect 4.00 grade-point average in both his undergraduate and graduate degree programs in economics and neuroscience.
The CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division I team had nine repeat selections from the 2024-25 listings. Making their second appearance on the team were BYU’s
Ben Bartin, University of Pennsylvania’s
Kampton Kam, University of Virginia’s
Gary Martin, North Dakota State University’s
Zach McGlynn, University of Oklahoma’s
Ralford Mullings, University of North Carolina’s
Colton Sands, Liberty University’s
Ben Shughart, University of Arkansas’
TJ Tomlyanovich and Kansas State University’s
Emil Uhlin.
The 16-member Division I first team had a 3.87 average undergraduate GPA. Additionally, the members of the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division II teams had 11 student-athletes who hold a perfect 4.0 GPA in their undergraduate or graduate degree programs.
| FIRST TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Tito Alofe |
Harvard University |
Jr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Economics/Neuroscience |
| Zach Ayers |
U.S. Air Force Academy |
Sr. |
3.53 |
Geospatial Science |
| Miles Brown |
University of Michigan |
Gr. |
3.58/4.00 |
Chemical Biology |
| Billy Carlton |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Tah Chikomba |
Kansas State |
Jr. |
3.79 |
Kinesiology |
| Carter Cutting |
Brigham Young University |
Jr. |
3.81 |
Finance |
| Logan Hammer |
Utah State University |
Sr. |
3.62 |
Veterinary Science |
| Marc Anthony Ibrahim |
University of Tennessee |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Information Sciences |
| Ryan Johnson |
University of Iowa |
Jr. |
3.77 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Jack Larriviere |
Louisiana State University |
Sr. |
3.91 |
Chemical Engineering |
| Zach McGlynn (2) |
North Dakota State University |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Agricultural Economics (U) / Business Administration (G) |
| Ralford Mullings (1) |
University of Oklahoma |
Sr. |
3.92 |
Industrial & Systems Engineering |
| Justin Mumford |
United States Naval Academy |
Sr. |
3.95 |
Aerospace Engineering |
| Jeremiah Nubbe |
University of Virginia |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Aerospace Engineering |
| Colton Sands (1) |
University of North Carolina |
Gr. |
3.97 |
Management (G) |
| Emil Uhlin (3) |
Kansas State |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Biology |
| SECOND TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Will Anthony |
University of Virginia |
Sr. |
3.98 |
Physics & Mathematics |
| Ben Barton (2) |
Brigham Young University |
Sr. |
3.75 |
Exercise Science |
| Landon Bott |
Utah State University |
Jr. |
3.50 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Matthew Forrester |
Butler University |
Gr. |
3.91/4.00 |
English |
| Jesse Hamlin |
Butler University |
Gr. |
3.79/3.90 |
Business Analytics, Mathematics & Computer Science (G) |
| Kimani Jack |
University of Georgia |
Gr. |
3.50/3.61 |
Sports Management & Policy (G) |
| Kampton Kam (2) |
University of Pennsylvania |
Sr. |
3.81 |
Operations, Information, & Decisions |
| Owen Karas |
Yale University |
Sr. |
3.93 |
Psychology |
| Gary Martin (1) |
University of Virginia |
Sr. |
3.58 |
Media Studies |
| Paul Olson |
North Dakota State University |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Management Information Systems (U) / MBA (G) |
| Ben Shughart (6) |
Liberty University |
Gr. |
4.00/3.61 |
Sport Management (U) / Business Administration (G) |
| TJ Tomlyanovich (3) |
University of Arkansas |
Gr. |
3.94/3.90 |
Finance (G) |
| Danny Tragarz |
University of Colorado |
Jr. |
3.99 |
Environmental Engineering |
| William Zegarski |
Butler University |
Sr. |
3.61 |
Data Science & Statistics |
| THIRD TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Collin Burkhart |
Pennsylvania State University |
Gr. |
3.95/3.95 |
Marketing |
| Aiden Carter |
University of Oregon |
Jr. |
3.54 |
Anthropology |
| Ernest Cheruiyot |
University of Arkansas |
Jr. |
3.50 |
Interdisciplinary Studies |
| Emmett Gerres |
University of Minnesota |
Jr. |
3.79 |
Finance |
| Adisu Guadie |
Oklahoma State University |
Jr. |
3.57 |
Management Information Systems |
| Kristian Imroth |
Eastern Kentucky University |
Gr. |
3.73/3.66 |
Business Administration (G) |
| Matan Ivri |
University of Wisconsin |
Jr. |
3.82 |
Computer Science |
| Rob McManus |
Montana State |
Sr. |
3.58 |
Earth Science |
| Logan Montgomery |
University of South Carolina |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Sports Media |
| Nate Mountain |
University of Virginia |
Gr. |
3.68/3.71 |
Commerce |
| Tony Nelson |
University of Minnesota |
Gr. |
3.81/3.95 |
Applied Economics (G) |
| Quentin Peterson |
Gardner-Webb University |
Sr. |
3.93 |
Strength and Conditioning |
| Brian Schloeder |
United States Naval Academy |
So. |
3.80 |
Quantitative Economics |
| Wade Shomper |
Bucknell University |
Sr. |
3.79 |
International Relations |
| JL Van Rensburg |
University of Tennessee |
So. |
3.59 |
Finance |
(1) – Academic All-America® first team in 2024-25
(2) – Academic All-America® second team in 2024-25
(3) – Academic All-America® third team in 2024-25
(6) – Academic All-America® third team in 2023-24
NCAA Division II
Owen Fraser captured the national championship in the shot put while earning first-team All-America honors in both the shot put and weight throw at the 2026 NCAA Indoor Track & Field National Championship. His national title allowed the Miners to finish in 12th place at the national championship, marking the highest team finish in program history at the NCAA Division II Indoor Championship.
Fraser won 12 events during the indoor season, including the shot put in nine of his 10 competitions. The native of Kirksville, Missouri, recorded a personal-best throw of 19.37 meters in the shot put while setting a school record in the weight throw at 20.98 meters.
A mechanical engineering major, Fraser maintains a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA and was also honored with the NCAA Division II Elite Scholar-Athlete Award. He was recently honored as the 2026 Great Lakes Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year for the winter sport season. He is making his third-straight appearance on the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division II teams, including his second-straight first-team selection.
Fraser is one of 10 repeat selections on the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division II teams. He is joined in a return selection by Grand Valley State University’s
Koby Fraaza, Hillsdale College’s
Ben Haas, University of Indianapolis’
Alex Meyer, Cedarville University’s
Matt Schaeckenbach, Pittsburg State University’s
Dylan Sprecker, Colorado School of Mines’
Jeremiah Vaille, Northwest Nazarene University’s
Laurenz Waldbauer, Northwest Missouri State University’s
Riley Witt and Slippery Rock University’s
Seaton Wozniak.
The 16-member Division II first team had a 3.91 average undergraduate GPA. Additionally, the members of the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division II teams had 10 student-athletes who hold a perfect 4.0 GPA in their undergraduate or graduate degree programs.
The Division II Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division II national governance structure to assist CSC with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2025-26 Division II Academic All-America® program.
| FIRST TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Henry Born |
Missouri S&T |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Mining Engineering |
| Koby Fraaza (3) |
Grand Valley State University |
Sr. |
3.92 |
Biomedical Sciences |
| Owen Fraser (1, 5) |
Missouri S&T |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Ben Haas (1) |
Hillsdale College |
Sr. |
3.62 |
Biology |
| Tyler Harris |
Drury University |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Architecture |
| Otto Knittel |
Missouri S&T |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Engineer Management |
| Dillon Labonte |
Southern New Hampshire University |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Electrical Engineering |
| Yanis Le Mouillour |
University of Indianapolis |
Gr. |
3.84/3.50 |
Global Supply Chain Management (G) |
| Alex Meyer (2) |
University of Indianapolis |
Jr. |
3.75 |
Exercise Science |
| Felix Rivet |
University of Indianapolis |
Gr. |
3.57/3.86 |
Exercise Science (G) |
| Jesse Shelton |
Mars Hill University |
Jr. |
3.97 |
Health and Human Performance |
| Dylan Sprecker (2) |
Pittsburg State University |
Jr. |
3.89 |
Exercise Science |
| Braylon Thompson |
Pittsburg State University |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Marketing |
| Laurenz Waldbauer (1, 5) |
Northwest Nazarene University |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Business Administration (G) |
| Riley Witt (2) |
Northwest Missouri State University |
Sr. |
3.95 |
Exercise Science |
| Seaton Wozniak (1, 6) |
Slippery Rock University |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Business Management |
| SECOND TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Rylan Basart |
University of Nebraska Kearney |
Sr. |
3.86 |
Physics |
| Chris Colavita |
Florida Southern College |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Sport Business Management |
| Jonah Fallon |
Colorado School of Mines |
Sr. |
3.86/4.00 |
Computer Science (U) / Data Science (G) |
| Dwayne Fleming |
Oklahoma Baptist University |
Jr. |
3.80 |
Management |
| Nathan Hinrichs |
Pittsburg State University |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Electronics Engineering Technology |
| Joshua Page |
Grand Valley State University |
Sr. |
3.69 |
Sport Coaching |
| John Peckham |
University of Alaska Anchorage |
Gr. |
3.85/4.00 |
Business Administration (G) |
| Levi Reis |
Northern State University |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Biology |
| Caledon Ruwende |
Harding University |
So. |
4.00 |
Civil Engineering |
| Matt Schaeckenbach (3) |
Cedarville University |
Jr. |
3.94 |
Liberal Arts |
| Evan Smith |
Black Hills State University |
So. |
4.00 |
Exercise Science |
| Nolan Studley |
University of Nebraska Kearney |
Jr. |
3.64 |
Business Administration |
| Sebastian Tesch |
Grand Valley State University |
Gr. |
3.89/3.73 |
Business Administration |
| Tim Thompson |
Colorado School of Mines |
Sr. |
3.69 |
Quantitative Biosciences & Engineering |
| Blake Vier |
Northwood University |
Gr. |
3.50/3.92 |
Business Administration (G) |
| THIRD TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Logan Anderson |
Slippery Rock University |
So. |
3.79 |
Safety Management |
| Dillon Arvayo |
University of Colorado Colorado Springs |
Sr. |
3.96 |
Business |
| Abraham Christian |
Lewis University |
Jr. |
3.72 |
Aviation Flight Technology |
| Stephen Clark |
Lee University |
Sr. |
3.65 |
Accounting, Finance |
| Brock Drengenberg |
Colorado School of Mines |
Gr. |
3.50/3.96 |
Environmental Engr. (U) / Advanced Energy Systems (G) |
| Damian Garcia |
Chico State |
Jr. |
3.67 |
Accounting |
| Jaxson Ninete |
Wayne State College |
Jr. |
3.96 |
History |
| Marenono Opiew |
Minnesota State |
Jr. |
3.94 |
Sport Management, Exercise Science, & Mathematics |
| Brandon Rogers |
Cedarville University |
Jr. |
3.76 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Izaak Siefken |
Colorado Mesa University |
Sr. |
3.62 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Jan Thewes |
Western Colorado University |
Gr. |
3.94/3.94 |
Exercise & Sport Science |
| Maxime Touron |
Northwest Missouri State University |
Sr. |
3.56 |
Physical Education |
| Jeremiah Vaille (3) |
Colorado School of Mines |
Gr. |
3.73/3.94 |
Civil Engr. (U) / Engr. & Technology Management (G) |
(1) – Academic All-America® first team in 2024-25
(2) – Academic All-America® second team in 2024-25
(3) – Academic All-America® third team in 2024-25
(5) – Academic All-America® second team in 2023-24
(6) – Academic All-America® third team in 2023-24
NCAA Division III
Aryan Shrivastava was selected as the 2026 USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Year in Outdoor Field after winning the triple jump at the 2026 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field National Championship. His winning mark of 15.50 meters broke a 20-plus year record at the University of Chicago.
In addition to his triple jump national championship, Shrivastava also earned first-team All-America honors in the high jump, clearing a height of 2.06 meters, which was good for a sixth-place finish in the event. He recorded 12.5 total points at the national championship meet, earning every point for the University of Chicago track & field team, as he single-handedly lifted the Maroons to a program-best 19th-place finish.
The native of Irvine, California, is a five-time track & field All-American, including four first-team honors and a second-team selection. The nine-time All-Region honoree and eight-time All-UAA selection holds 3.96 GPA in mathematics.
The CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division III team had eight repeat selections from the 2024-25 listings. Making their second appearance on the team were John Carroll University’s
Basheer Alramahi, Colorado College’s
Rabbit Barnes, SUNY Cortland’s
Isaiah Brunache, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps’
Kaden Cassidy, Johns Hopkins University’s
Alex Colletti, Amherst College’s
Ben Davis, Johns Hopkins University’s
Emmanuel Leblond and St. Norbert College’s
Ezra Schermacher. Central College’s
Gavin Smith is also a repeat honoree from 2023-24.
The 15-member Division III first team had a 3.90 average undergraduate GPA. Additionally, the members of the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country Division III teams had 15 student-athletes who hold a perfect 4.0 GPA in their undergraduate or graduate degree programs.
The Division III Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division III national governance structure to assist CSC with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2025-26 Division III Academic All-America® program.
| FIRST TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Basheer Alramahi (1, 4) |
John Carroll University |
Sr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Biology |
| Rabbit Barnes (1) |
Colorado College |
Sr. |
3.97 |
Neuroscience |
| Jack Brown |
Central College |
Jr. |
3.91 |
Kinesiology |
| Isaiah Brunache (1) |
SUNY Cortland |
Sr. |
3.91 |
Exercise Science |
| Ben Davis (2) |
Amherst College |
Sr. |
3.99 |
Neuroscience |
| Michael De Falcis |
Lebanon Valley College |
Gr. |
3.73/3.86 |
Physical Therapy (G) |
| William Frohling |
Washington University in St. Louis |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Chemical Engineering |
| Tyler Gast |
John Carroll University |
Gr. |
3.66/3.97 |
Data Science (U) / Business Administration (G) |
| Luke Holland |
UC Santa Cruz |
Sr. |
3.98 |
Molecular Cell Development Biology |
| Sean Huckleberry |
MIT |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Computer Science and Engineering |
| Luke Lamitina |
Caltech |
Sr. |
3.81 |
Astrophysics |
| Emmanuel Leblond (1) |
Johns Hopkins University |
Sr. |
3.57 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Jacob Miller |
SUNY Geneseo |
Sr. |
3.94 |
Finance |
| Aryan Shrivastava |
University of Chicago |
Sr. |
3.96 |
Mathematics |
| AJ Springer |
Milwaukee School of Engineering |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Electrical Engineering |
| SECOND TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Levi Biery |
Colby College |
Sr. |
3.78 |
Economics & History |
| Cooper Bright |
Albion College |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Psychology |
| Kaden Cassidy (3) |
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps |
Jr. |
3.73 |
Applied Mathematics |
| Jacob Curulewski |
Carthage College |
Sr. |
3.76 |
Political Science |
| Cameron Elliott |
Wittenberg University |
Gr. |
3.69 |
Sport Administration (G) |
| Quinn Hampson |
Tufts University |
Sr. |
3.74 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Kale Hobart |
Central College |
Jr. |
3.65 |
Kinesiology & Business Management, |
| Gage Huyser |
Central College |
Sr. |
3.87 |
Accounting & Business Management |
| Namu Makatiani |
Oberlin College |
Sr. |
3.81 |
Biology |
| Gunner Meyer |
Central College |
Sr. |
3.67 |
Psychology |
| Everett Mosher |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Civil Engineering |
| Grant Nelson |
Bethel University |
Sr. |
3.65 |
Biology |
| Sanju Patel |
University of Chicago |
Jr. |
3.95 |
Biological Sciences & Economics |
| Blake Postler |
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire |
So. |
3.80 |
Social Work |
| Ezra Schermacher (2) |
St. Norbert College |
Sr. |
3.94 |
Biology |
| Jacob Slater |
Case Western Reserve University |
Jr. |
3.96 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Gavin Smith (6) |
Central College |
Sr. |
3.96 |
Accounting |
| Lance Sobaski |
Wartburg College |
Sr. |
3.67 |
Business Administration |
| BJ Sorg |
North Central College |
Jr. |
4 |
Environmental Studies |
| Jared Steins |
MIT |
Sr. |
3.80 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Eddie Vu |
Whitworth University |
Sr. |
4.00 |
Financial Planning |
| THIRD TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Sam Belmont |
SUNY Geneseo |
Sr. |
3.66 |
Biology |
| Alex Colletti (3) |
Johns Hopkins University |
Jr. |
3.98 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Zachary Liu-Walter |
Williams College |
Sr. |
3.88 |
Psychology |
| Cole Stencel |
Saint John's University (Minn.) |
Jr. |
3.82 |
Physics |
| Neal Terry |
Belhaven University |
Sr. |
3.69 |
Accounting & Business Administration |
| Kevin Turlington |
St. Olaf College |
Sr. |
3.91 |
Economics, Philosophy |
| Sam Vargas |
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Human Performance |
| David Whitaker |
MIT |
Jr. |
3.70 |
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science |
| Landon Wierenga |
Augustana College (IL) |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Business Finance, Accounting & Business Analytics |
(1) – Academic All-America® first team in 2024-25
(2) – Academic All-America® second team in 2024-25
(3) – Academic All-America® third team in 2024-25
(4) – Academic All-America® first team in 2023-24
(6) – Academic All-America® third team in 2023-24
NAIA
Luca Madeo successfully defended his title in the 10,000 meters at the 2026 NAIA Outdoor Track & Field National Championships, giving the junior four national titles during his standout career at the University of the Cumberlands. During the indoor season, he won the 5,000 national title with a winning time of 14:13.24 and is now tied for second most national titles in program history.
Madeo’s 10,000 meters title allowed the University of the Cumberlands men's track & field team to captured the NAIA Outdoor National, securing the second outdoor national title in program history. Additionally, the University of the Cumberlands secured its third consecutive NAIA Learfield Directors' Cup in school history.
A native of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Madeo is making his second-straight appearance on the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country NAIA teams. He holds a perfect 4.00 GPA in Exercise & Sport Science.
Madeo is one of six repeat selections on the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country NAIA teams. He is joined in a return selection by Dakota State University’s
Cody Farland, Taylor University’s
Josh Forbes, Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s
Evan Hodkinson, Marian University’s
Eric Materna and Montreat College’s
Ryan Stade.
The 10-member Division III first team had a 3.91 average undergraduate GPA. Additionally, the members of the CSC Academic All-America® men’s track & field/cross country NAIA teams had three student-athletes who hold a perfect 4.0 GPA in their undergraduate or graduate degree programs.
The NAIA Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NAIA national governance structure to assist CSC with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2025-26 NAIA Academic All-America® program.
| FIRST TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Reuben Hornby |
Carroll College |
Sr. |
3.77 |
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology |
| Charles Leedke |
Marian University |
Jr. |
3.91 |
Accounting & Finance |
| Luca Madeo (1) |
University of the Cumberlands |
Jr. |
4.00 |
Exercise & Sport Science |
| Eric Materna (2) |
Marian University |
Jr. |
3.92 |
Finance & Accounting |
| Dillan Melchiore |
University of the Cumberlands |
Sr. |
3.97 |
Accounting & Business Administration |
| Justin Morgan |
Montana Technological University |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Electrical Engineering |
| Joel Mumaw |
Taylor University |
Sr. |
3.93 |
Biology Health Sciences |
| Tyler Shipley |
Mount Vernon Nazarene University |
Sr. |
3.64 |
Graphic Design |
| Hauke Trost |
University of the Cumberlands |
Jr. |
3.91 |
Physics |
| Edwin van Wyk |
University of the Cumberlands |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Artificial Intelligence (G) |
| SECOND TEAM |
| Name |
School |
Yr. |
GPA |
Major |
| Mark Church |
Eastern Oregon University |
Sr. |
3.65 |
Agriculture Entrepreneurship |
| Ryan Ehrler |
University of the Cumberlands |
So. |
3.92 |
Physics |
| Cody Farland (5) |
Dakota State (S.D.) |
Gr. |
4.00/4.00 |
Cyber Operations |
| Josh Forbes (2) |
Taylor University |
Sr. |
3.86 |
Computer Science |
| Tysen Grinde |
Dakota State (S.D.) |
Jr. |
3.78 |
Computer Science |
| Evan Hodkinson (1, 4) |
Mount Vernon Nazarene University |
Sr. |
3.95 |
Biology |
| Marti Molins Rallo |
Milligan University |
Jr. |
3.92 |
Mechanical Engineering |
| Ryan Stade (2) |
Montreat College |
Sr. |
3.90 |
Business Administration |
| Tristan Trevino |
Marian University |
Jr. |
3.76 |
Psychology |
| Mason Weisgerber |
Southern Oregon University |
Jr. |
3.71 |
Business Administration |
(1) – Academic All-America® first team in 2024-25
(2) – Academic All-America® second team in 2024-25
(4) – Academic All-America® first team in 2023-24
(5) – Academic All-America® second team in 2023-24
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Michael MacEachern, Georgia College & State University | Academic All-America ® Co-Director for Publicity
michael.maceachern@gcsu.edu | (478) 445-1779
Todd Wetmore, Liberty University | Academic All-America® Coordinator of Publicity
twetmore@liberty.edu | (434) 582-2292