ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference on Wednesday recognized a total of 2,055 students competing in spring and at-large sports who have been named to the Academic All-Conference team. The list of honorees features 178 individuals in baseball, 140 in softball, 261 in women's rowing, 75 in men's and 84 in women's golf, 127 in men's and 152 in women's lacrosse, 73 in both men's and women's tennis, 267 in men's and 369 in women's track and field and 78 in men's at-large sports (representing fencing, rifle and pistol, rowing and volleyball) and 178 in women's at-large sports (representing bowling, fencing, ice hockey, lightweight rowing, rifle and pistol, sand volleyball, synchronized swimming and water polo).
To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must be on a varsity team, as verified by being on the official squad list as of March 12 for spring sports, who have been enrolled fulltime at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.
Forty-seven students competing in spring and at-large sports have maintained unblemished cumulative GPAs:
Lauren Katz, So., Illinois, Women’s Track and Filed, Elementary Education
Maria Gorham, So., Iowa, Women’s Track and Field, Spanish
Stephanie Herzog, Jr., Iowa, Women’s Golf, Accounting
Marissa Mueller, Jr., Iowa, Women’s Track and Field, Biomedical Engineering
Konnor Sommor, So., Iowa, Men’s Track and Field, Electrical Engineering
Sarah Daniels, So., Maryland, Women’s Track and Field, Criminology and Criminal Justice
William Koras, So., Maryland, Men’s Golf, Communications
Alice Hill, Jr., Michigan, Women’s Track and Field, Neuroscience
Annika Hoffmann, Jr., Michigan, Women’s Rowing, Comparative Literature and Political Science
Gabe Mudel, So., Michigan, Men’s Track and Field, Computer Science
Carlyn Arteaga, Gr., Michigan State, Women’s Track and Field, Organizational and Community Leadership
Luke Beauchamp, Sr., Michigan State, Men’s Track and Field, Kinesiology
Sarah Flowney, So., Michigan State, Women’s Rowing, Human Biology
Carson Gates, So., Michigan State, Men’s Tennis, Physiology
John Gove, Sr., Michigan State, Men’s Track and Filed, Horticulture
Alea Hahn, So., Michigan State, Women’s Rowing, Biosystems Engineering
Melanie Helder, So., Michigan State, Women’s Track and Field, Intro Studies in Social Science
Parker Jamieson, So., Michigan State, Men’s Golf, Business
Annika Linzmeir, So., Michigan State, Women’s Track and Field, Kinesiology
Joseph Riordan, Jr., Michigan State, Men’s Track and Field, Biosystems Engineering
Caleb Sleeman, Gr., Michigan State, Baseball, Management
Caroline Szabo, Jr., Michigan State, Women’s Tennis, Supply Chain Management
Bethany Hasz, Gr., Minnesota, Women’s Track and Field, Sport/Exercise Science
Megan Hasz, Gr., Minnesota, Women’s Track and Field, Sport/Exercise Science
Val Larson, Gr., Minnesota, Women’s Track and Field, Sport/Exercise Science
Andy Jacobs, Sr., Nebraska, Women’s Track and Field, Broadcasting, Journalism and Psychology
Margaret Pollard, So., Nebraska, Women’s Track and Field, Computer Science
Givon Washington, Sr., Nebraska, Men’s Track and Field, Economics
Simon Wiedel, Gr., Nebraska, Men’s Track and Field, Elementary Education
Aleksandra Kolmykova, Sr., Ohio State, Women’s Fencing, Finance
Madison Carter, Gr., Penn State, Women’s Lacrosse, Curriculum and Instruction
Gracey Hirsch, So., Penn State, Women’s Tennis, Finance
Medora McCarthy, Gr., Penn State, Women’s Fencing, Human Resources and Employment Relations
Julia Paternain, So., Penn State, Women’s Track and Field Psychology
Claire Swedberg, So., Penn State, Softball, Biobehavioral Health
Ian Hunter, So., Purdue, Men’s Track and Field, Computer Science
Megan Slamkowski, Jr., Purdue, Women’s Track and Field, Kinesiology
Barbara Benda, So., Rutgers, Women’s Rowing, Astrophysics
Garrett Bullett, Gr., Rutgers, Men’s Lacrosse, Labor Studies and Employment Relations
Sophia Catuogno, Jr., Rutgers, Women’s Rowing, Chemical Engineering
Rebecca Chanin, Sr., Rutgers, Women’s Rowing, Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies
Grace Lewis, Jr., Rutgers, Women’s Rowing, Labor and Employment Relations and Communications
Conor Murphy, Gr., Rutgers, Men’s Track and Field, Human Resource Management
Dakota Pastore, Gr., Rutgers, Women’s Lacrosse, Public Health
Danielle Bellino, So., Wisconsin, Women’s Track and Field, Biology
Isaac Krahn, So., Wisconsin, Men’s Rowing, Neurobiology
Lenard Soha, So., Wisconsin, Men’s Tennis, Undecided
The conference office will also present the Distinguished Scholar Award in the summer. Students eligible for the Distinguished Scholar Award must be a recipient of Academic All-Big Ten Recognition in the previous academic year, must have been enrolled fulltime at the institution for the entire previous academic year (two semesters or three quarters) and earned a minimum GPA of 3.70 or better during the previous academic year (excluding any summer grades). The Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award was established by conference Faculty Representatives as an addition to the conference's Academic All-Big Ten program.
The complete listing of 2020 Academic All-Big Ten honorees for spring and at-large sports is attached.
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