COLUMBIA, Mo. – Representing all 4 winter sports activities, 53 Mizzou student-athletes had been named to the 2025-26 Winter Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, as introduced Wednesday, April 15 by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. The Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll consists of the sports activities of males’s and girls’s basketball, gymnastics, and males’s and girls’s swimming and diving.
The following Mizzou student-athletes had been named to the 2026 Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll:
Men’s Basketball
Annor Boateng, Information Technology
Trent Burns, Parks, Recreation, Sports & Management
Jacob Crews, Fitness Programming & Management
Trent Pierce, Business Administration
Anthony Robinson II, Business Administration
Women’s Basketball
Averi Kroenke, Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences
Hannah Linthacum, Health Science
Abbey Schreacke, Elementary Education
Grace Slaughter, Health Science
Gymnastics
Ayla Acevedo, Biochemistry
Grace Anne Davis, Life Science Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Kennedy Griffin, Business Administration
Hannah Horton, Business Administration
Railey Jackson, Psychological Sciences
Olivia Kelly, Communication
Addison Lawrence, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Rayna Light, Psychological Sciences
Lauren Macpherson, Epidemiology and Public Health
Lisa Szeibert, Undeclared, Business or Accountancy
Kaia Tanskanen, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Elise Tisler, Public Health
Amy Wier, Finance
Men’s Swimming and Diving
Conner Boatright, Business Administration
Griffin Craig, Psychological Sciences
Collier Dyer, Business Administration
Matthew Judkins, Architectural Studies
Francois Malherbe, Mechanical Engineering
Matthew Mortenson, Parks, Recreation, Sport & Tourism
Logan Ottke, Accountancy
Jaden Pospishil, Economics
Darden Tate, Biological Sciences
Tommaso Zannella, Economics
Jan Zubik, Architectural Studies
Women’s Swimming and Diving
Sydney Bales, Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences
Karolina Bank, Psychological Sciences
Maeve De Young, Health Science
Peyton Drexler, Business Administration
Danielle Gleason, Biological Sciences
Kaitlyn Gresik, Health Science
Grace Hanson, Elementary Education
Mia Henninger, Health Science and Public Health
Eleanor Hughes, Health Science
Megan Jolly, Health Science
Katherine Kuehn, Chemical Engineering
Olivia Liddle, Health Science
Piper McNeil, Business Administration
Gabriela San Juan Carmona, Health Science
Zoe Schneider, Political Science
Francesca Smith, Business Administration
Avery Stein, Health Science
Paige Striley, Accountancy
Kylee Sullivan, Psychological Sciences
Zara Zallen, Political Science
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 will probably be adopted:
(1) An undergraduate student-athlete should have a grade level common of three.00 or above for both the previous tutorial yr (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 tutorial yr (two semesters or three quarters) of graduate faculty enrollment or have a cumulative graduate faculty 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 pupil.
(2) If a student-athlete attends summer time faculty, his/her grade level common in the course of the summer time tutorial 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 workforce for 2 seasons.
(4) An undergraduate student-athlete should have efficiently accomplished 24 semester or 36 quarter hours of non-remedial tutorial 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 workforce for the game’s whole NCAA Championship section.