Bobcats Land 59 Student-Athletes on Big Sky Conference Winter All-Academic Squads

Bobcats Land 59 Student-Athletes on Big Sky Conference Winter All-Academic Squads

4/7/2020 1:01:00 PM | General, Men's Basketball, Men's Track and Field, Women's Basketball, Women's Track and Field, Track & Field

Montana State landed 59 student-athletes on the Big Sky Conference Winter All-Academic squads, announced the league office on Tuesday afternoon.

By: MSU Sports Information

Montana State landed 59 student-athletes on the Big Sky Conference Winter All-Academic squads, announced the league office on Tuesday afternoon.

To be named Big Sky Conference All-Academic, a student-athlete must have met and/or exceeded the following minimum requirements: participated in at least half of the team's competitions, track and field student-athletes competed at the indoor conference championships, achieved a 3.2 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) at the conclusion of the most recently completed term, and completed at least one academic term at his/her current Big Sky institution.

The league had a total of 481 student-athletes recognized for the winter season, the fourth-most in league history. It was the sixth straight year with 400 or more honorees and the fourth consecutive with 475 or more honorees. There were 337 student-athletes that registered a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher, while 37 student-athletes recorded a perfect 4.0 GPA. Men's basketball continued its upward trend setting a new high of 38 student-athletes earning all-academic accolades.

Men's Basketball: Finn Fleute Fr. Psychology, Harald Frey Sr. Psychology, Ladan Ricketts Sr. Business Marketing. Women's Basketball: Blaire Braxton Sr. Business Management, Fallyn Freije Sr. Psychology/Pre-Dental, Martha Kuderer Sr. Business Finance & Accounting, Tori Martell Jr. Nursing, Madeline Smith Sr. Mechanical Engineering, Oliana Squires Sr. Exercise Science, Sidney Zieske Fr. Exercise Science. Men's Track and Field: Cameron Carroll Jr. Construction Engineering Tech, Gannon Chamberlain Sr. Civil Engineering, Riley Collins So. Mathematics, Ian Fosdick Fr. Environmental Design Foundations, Bradley Graves Fr. Business Management, Duncan Hamilton Fr. Mechanical Engineering, Alex Hershey Fr. University Studies, Lucas Jepsen Fr. Mechanical Engineering, Josh Mertz So. Health & Physical Education, Alec Nehring Sr. Mathematics, Ben Perrin Fr. University Studies, Will Prettyman Fr. Film, Ethan Saberhagen So. History, Isaac Schmidt Fr. Electrical Engineering, Drake Schneider Jr. Financial Engineering, Jared Schwend Sr. Chemical Engineering, Carter Slade Fr. Chemical Engineering, Zach Smith So. Health & Physical Education, Braden Stremcha So. Biological Sciences, Wyatt Thompson-Siporen Sr. History, Cooper West Fr. Cell Biology & Neuroscience, Sola Yeager Sr. Kinesiology. Women's Track and Field: Evelyn Adams Fr. Pre-Med, Madi Arneson So. Early Childhood Development, Lindsay Benson Jr. Exercise Science, Maddie Brockel So. Exercise Science, Maisee Brown Fr. Chemistry, Trisha Carlson So. Cell Biology & Neuroscience, Elena Carter So. Psychology, Lucy Corbett So. Biochemistry, Mikaela Ducharme Fr. University Studies, Morgan Evans Jr. Elementary Education, Jordan Fink So. University Studies, Megan Good Jr. Political Science, Alex Hellenberg Sr. Computer Engineering, Hannah Hicks So. Microbiology, Zoe Johnson Fr. Psychology, Leah Klein Jr. Kinesiology, Lexi Kyro Jr. Microbiology, Gillian Maness Sr. Psychology, Madison Marks So. Animal Science, Lindsay McGree Fr. University Studies, Brookelyn Palin Jr. Political Science, Natalie Perkins So. Exercise Science, Amber Prevedello So. Microbiology, McKenna Ramsay Sr. Photography, Twila Reovan So. Business Management, Delaney Smith So. Nursing, Zoe Waddell Fr. Psychology.