Representing all 5 fall sports activities, 100 Mizzou student-athletes had been named to the 2025 Fall Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, as introduced Wednesday by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. The 2025 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll consists of the sports activities of males’s and ladies’s cross nation, soccer, girls’s soccer and volleyball.
The following Mizzou student-athletes had been named to the 2025 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll:
Men’s Cross Country
Joshua Allison, Mechanical Engineering
Joe Bariola II, Communication
Ryan Eddington, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Louie Endres, Physics
Tyler Freiner, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Lasse Funck M, Art History
River Hardman, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Andrew Hauser, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Ethan Lee, Elementary Education
Jamie Mora, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Austin Popplewell, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Finnian Russell, Nutrition & Exercise Physiology
Carter Spradling, Nutrition & Exercise Physiology
Women’s Cross Country
Elissa Barnard, Political Science and Economics
(*100*) Barnard, Business Administration
Rahel Broemmel, Nutrition & Exercise Physiology
Charlotte Cullen, Industrial Engineering
Lillian Ginsberg, Biological Sciences
Brianna Lee, Nutrition & Exercise Physiology
Allison Newman, Health Science
Chesney Peterson, Communication
Kobi Walker, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Football
Charles Bass, Fitness Programming & Management
Daniel Blood, Health Science
Jayden Bolton, General Studies
Vincent Brown, General Studies
Jalen Catalon, Grad School
Blake Craig, Business Administration
Jackson Daily, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Anthony Favrow, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Noah Flaskamp, Business Administration
Jadon Frick, Psychological Sciences
Dominick Giudice, Grad School
Trajen Greco, General Studies
Cayden Green, Psychological Sciences
Will Hafer, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Sam Horn, General Studies
Brian Huff, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Brady Hultman, Educational Studies
Khalil Jacobs, Educational Studies
Jude James, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Cameron Keys, Fitness Programming & Management
Jason King, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Langden Kitchen, Fitness Programming & Management
Brett Le Blanc, Health Science
Jalen Marshall, Health Science
Ricardo Merriweather, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Chace Missouri, Journalism
Logan Muckey, Health Science
Triston Newson, Grad School
Brett Norfleet, General Studies
Dreyden Norwood, Grad School
Curtis Peagler, General Studies
Mose Phillips, General Studies
Nasir Pogue, Psychological Sciences
Thomas Reese, Agriculture
Logan Reichert, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Nicholas Rodriguez, Interdisciplinary Studies
Darris Smith, Educational Studies
Brandon Solis, Fitness Programming & Management
Josiah Trotter, General Studies
Connor Weselman, Civil Engineering
Tristan Wilson-Godinez, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Zion Young, General Studies
Soccer
Monica Brauner, Textile & Apparel Management
Brianna Buels, Communication
Landis Canada, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Isabella Carrillo, Business Administration
Hailey Chambliss, General Studies
Olivia Chianelli, Communication
Callaway Combs, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Emily Derucki, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Mia Devrouax, Health Science
Ana DiMaria, Health Science
Keegan Good, Health Science
Madison Hendersho?, Business Administration
Jessica Larson, Health Science
Morgan Meador, Business Administration
McKenna Moran, Business Administration
Kathleen Phillips, Journalism
Morgan Schaefer, Health Science
Shania Spriggs, Health Science
Ava Vetter, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Riley Wilkerson, Agriculture
Mia Yang, Biological Sciences
Elena Zuchowski, Business Administration
Volleyball
Taylor Cook, Health Science
Marina Crownover, Physics
Janet deMarrais, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Sierra Dudley, Biomedical Engineering
Paige Felder, Film Studies
Regan Haith, Business Administration
Kimani Johnson, Health Science
Maca Lobaglio, Digital Storytelling
Trinity Luckett, General Studies
Claire Morrissey, Health Science
Grace O’Reilly, Sociology
Tia Phinezy, Biological Sciences
Kaylen Rush, Microbiology
Maya Sands, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Any student-athlete who participates in a Southeastern Conference championship sport or a student-athlete who participates in a sport listed on his/her establishment’s NCAA Sports Sponsorship Form is eligible for nomination to the Academic Honor Roll. The following standards shall be adopted:
(1) An undergraduate student-athlete should have a grade level common of three.00 or above for both the previous educational 12 months (two semesters or three quarters) or have a cumulative grade level common of three.00 or above on the nominating establishment. A graduate student-athlete should have a grade level common of three.0 or above for both the previous educational 12 months (two semesters or three quarters) of graduate college enrollment or have a cumulative graduate college grade level common of three.00 or above on the nominating establishment. Undergraduate grade level common might not be included within the graduate level common calculation for a graduate scholar.
(2) If a student-athlete attends summer time college, his/her grade level common throughout the summer time educational time period should be included within the calculation used to decide eligibility for the Academic Honor Roll. (3) Student-athletes eligible for the Honor Roll embrace these receiving an athletics scholarship, recipients of an athletics award (i.e., letter winner), and non-scholarship student-athletes who’ve been on a varsity crew for 2 seasons.
(4) An undergraduate student-athlete should have efficiently accomplished 24 semester or 36 quarter hours of non-remedial educational credit score towards a baccalaureate diploma on the nominating establishment. A graduate student-athlete should have efficiently accomplished 18 semester or 27 quarter hours of educational credit score towards a graduate diploma on the nominating establishment.
(5) The student-athlete should have been a member of a varsity crew for the game’s total NCAA Championship phase.