Texas A&M has 114 on the SEC’s Spring Academic Honor Roll

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Texas A&M was represented by 114 student-athletes on the 2021 Spring Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, announced by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey.

The SEC’s Spring 2021 Academic Honor Roll includes student-athletes in baseball, men’s and women’s golf, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and men’s and women’s track and field.

“As always, our student-athletes continue to impress and thrive academically,” said Athletic Director Ross Bjork. “Their desire to do their best in the classroom despite all the obstacles in their path this year has set an incredible example for the current and future Aggies. It is a great honor and crowns a spring which was the greatest academic semester in A&M history.

The Maroon & White recorded the best semester in school history last spring. This is now the second year in a row that the Aggies have recorded triple-digit selections on the Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll. This achievement comes on top of the already historic semester.

• Cumulative GPA – 3.079 (Highest ever)
• Spring surrogacy – 3,133 (Second highest ever recorded)
• Student-athletes with a cumulative GPA of 4.0: 65 (Second highest ever recorded)
• Teams greater than 3.0: 12 (Second highest ever)
• Dean’s Honor Roll (3.75 semester GPA or more): 24 (Highest recorded for the spring semester)
• Distinguished students (3.5 semesters GPA or more): 23 (Highest ever recorded)
• AD Honor Roll (3.0 Semester GPA or above): 356 (Second highest ever recorded for a spring semester)
• Best GPA for Men’s Team: Baseball 3.233
• Best Women’s Cumulative Grade Average Per Team: Equestrian Sports 3.508

“The academic success of our student-athletes mimics their desire for excellence in everything they pursue,” said Joe Fields, senior assistant director of student-athlete athletics. “They continue to set the standard and lead the academic field with dedication and integrity. We are incredibly proud of the way they represent and honor Texas A&M at the conference level. This accomplishment is a direct representation of the hard work that our student-athletes and academic staff put in every day.

The following criteria were followed:(1) A student-athlete must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.00 or above for the previous academic year (two semesters or three terms) or have a cumulative grade point average of 3.00 or above at the proposing institution. (2) If a student-athlete is attending summer school, their cumulative grade point average during the summer academic term must be included in the calculation used to determine eligibility for the Academic Honor Roll. (3) Student-athletes eligible for the Honor Roll include those receiving an athletic scholarship, recipients of an athletic award (i.e. the winner of a letter), and non-student athlete. Fellows who have been on a varsity team for two seasons. (4) Before being nominated, a student-athlete must have successfully completed 24 semesters or 36 quarter hours of non-remedial academic credit towards a bachelor’s degree in the proposing establishment. (5) The student-athlete must have been a member of a varsity team for the entire NCAA Championship segment of the sport

Texas A&M 2021 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll

Baseball (19)

Rody Barker – Psychology

Bryce Blaum – University Studies

Jonathan Childress – Sports Management

Hunter Coleman – Land and Real Estate Economics

Gabriel Craig – University Studies

Will Frizzell – Agricultural Leadership and Development

Michael Hoehner – Sports Management

William Johnston – Business Administration

Chandler Jozwiak – Sports Management

Alex Magers – Geography

Bryce Miller – Finance

Brett Minnich – Sports Management

Mason Ornelas – Sports Management

Logan Sartori – Psychology

Zane Schmidt – Finance

Taylor Smith – University Studies

Jordan Thompson – University Studies

Christopher Weber – Biomedical Engineering

Trevor Werner – Kinesiology

Men’s golf (4)

Junmin Lee – Business Administration

Evan Myers – Business Administration

William Paysse – Sports Management

Reese Ramsey – University Studies

Women’s Golf (6)

St̩phanie Astrup РPsychology

Courtney Dow – Sports Management

Blanca Fernandez Garcia ‐ Poggio – University studies

Amber Park – University Studies

Ava Schwienteck – University Studies

Brooke Tyree – Mechanical Engineering

Softball (13)

Shaylee Ackerman – Health

Dani Elder – University Studies

Sydney Fritsch – Ag Communications & Journalism

Hailey Gallegos – Health

Makinzy Herzog – Recreation, Parks and Tourism Sciences

Madi Jatzlau – Finance

Haley Lee – Sports Management

Hannah Mayo – Nutrition

Gabby Moreno – Industrial Distribution

Kayla Poynter – Education

Taudrea Sinnie – Sociology

Morgan Smith – Biomedical Sciences

Ashlynn Walls – Psychology

Men’s Tennis (7)

Hady Habib – Sports Management

Pranav Kumar – Computer Science

Guido Marson – Finance

Pierce Rollins – Business Administration

Anish Sriniketh – Economics

Stefan Storch – Sports Management

Kenner Taylor – Commercial Honors

Women’s Tennis (6)

Jessica Anzo – Sports Management

Dorthea Faa ‐ Hviding – University Studies

Jayci Goldsmith – University Studies

Tatiana Makarova – Sports Management

Renee McBryde – Sports Management

Katya Townsend – Management

Men’s Athletics (28)

Jonathon Bishop – Computer Science

Joshua Brown – Sports Management

Colton Colonna – Materials Science and Engineering

Mason Corbin – Sports Management

Zachary Davis – Management Information Systems

Bryce Deadmon – Marketing

Kristofor Grimes – Economics

Peyton Hofferichter – Civil Engineering

Gavin Hoffpauir – University Studies

Robert Holt – Political Science

Jackson Jett – Finance

Patrick Johnson – Sports Management

Kyle Johnson – Biology

Jake Lanier – Commercial awards

Lagarious McQuirter – University Studies

Nickolas Mirabelli – Health

Carlton Orange – Land and real estate economics

Sam Presnal – Finance

Theodore Radtke – Mechanical Engineering

Adam Saenz – Finance

Zephyr Seagraves – Aerospace Engineering

Spencer Simons – Nutrition

Steven Stulce – Business Administration

Harrison Tillman – Communications

Austin Warren – Biomedical Sciences

Emmanuel Yeboah – Leisure, Parks and Tourism Sciences

Colby Zamzow – Kinesiology

Quentin Zapata – Construction Sciences

Athletics Women (31)

Deborah Acquah – University Studies

Allyson Andress – Education

Brooke Barrington – Environmental Design

Architectural studies

Rachel Bernardo – Psychology

Julia Black – Ag Communications & Journalism

Katelyn Buckley – Education

Catalina Cerda – Human Resources Development

Emily Chastain – Commercial Honors

Parker Clay – Kinesiology

Lamara Distin – Sports Management

Kimberly Dow – Environmental Engineering

Jacie Droddy – General Studies

Jenna Ellis – Health

Carrie Fish – Marketing

Elizabeth Green – Accounting

Megan Hopper – Animal Science

Michala Janssen – Kinesiology

Madison Malouf – Psychology

Kristen Masucci – Biology

Deirdre Nelsen – Biomedical Engineering

Madeline O’Hanlon – Human Resources Development

Sarah Pia – Chemical Engineering

Grace Plain – Nutrition

Jaevin Reed – Recreation, Parks and Tourism Sciences

Mary Rodriguez – Health

Abbey Santoro – Ag Communications & Journalism

Natalie Scheifele – Biomedical Sciences

Kennedy Smith – Communication

Zhane Smith – University Studies

Summer Thorpe – Marketing

Charokee Young – Sports Management