Ole Miss Athletics posted a division semester report 3.29 GPA final fall, with 17 of 18 groups and 63 p.c of scholar-athletes registering a minimum of a 3.0 GPA.
A complete of 1,514 scholar-athletes from the 16 member faculties of the SEC have been honored within the fall record launched as we speak, which covers the sports activities of cross nation, soccer, soccer and volleyball. For Ole Miss, these 48 scholar-athletes embody all who completed their respective seasons as a part of their competitors rosters throughout the 2025 fall season.
Any scholar-athlete who participates in a Southeastern Conference championship sport or a scholar-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 can be adopted: (1) An undergraduate scholar-athlete will need to have a grade level common of three.00 or above for both the previous tutorial 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 scholar-athlete will need to have a grade level common of three.0 or above for both the previous tutorial 12 months (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 scholar; (2) If a scholar-athlete attends summer time faculty, his/her grade level common throughout the summer time tutorial time period have to be included within the calculation used to find out eligibility for the Academic Honor Roll; (3) Student-athletes eligible for the Honor Roll embody these receiving an athletics scholarship, recipients of an athletics award (i.e., letter winner), and non-scholarship scholar-athletes who’ve been on a varsity workforce for 2 seasons; (4) An undergraduate scholar-athlete will need to 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 scholar-athlete will need to have efficiently accomplished 18 semester or 27 quarter hours of educational credit score towards a graduate diploma on the nominating establishment; (5) The scholar-athlete will need to have been a member of a varsity workforce for the game’s whole NCAA Championship phase.
Ole Miss Honorees (48)
Men’s Cross Country (7)
Samuel Ferguson – Biological Science
Zack Gilbertson – Mechanical Engineering
Toby Gillen – Master of Business Administration
Aidan Hodge – Accountancy
Gabe Scales – Cert. in Intercollegiate Athletic Admin.
Stone Smith – Mechanical Engineering
Evan Thorton-Sherman – Engineering
Women’s Cross Country (7)
Beth Arentz – Master of Business Administration
Sophie Baumann – Allied Health Studies
Jo-Lauren Keane – M.S. in Sport Management
Adie Luna – Accountancy
Frances Luna – Finance
Samantha Ouellette – Dietetics and Nutrition
Brooke Preputnick – Exercise Science
Football (16)
Austin Acton – General Business
Mike Baker – General Business
TJ Banks – Public Health
Tyler Banks – Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Caleb Blankenship – Forensic Chemistry
Chris Graves Jr. – Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Jack Harper – General Business
Andy Jaffe – General Business
Trey Nightingale – Sport Management
Mac Owen – Sport & Recreation Admin.
Joshua Pfeifer – M.S. in Sport Management
Tavion Prather – Exercise Science
Devin Price – General Business
Brycen Sanders – General Business
Austin Simmons – Cert. in Intercollegiate Athletic Admin.
Wyatt Smalley – General Business
Soccer (11)
Tate Blincoe – Accountancy
Evie Ewing – Exercise Science
Sarah Granno – Integrated Mktg. Communications
Taylor Howarth – Exercise Science
Isabella Leonard – Political Science
Lauren Montgomery – Cert. in Intercollegiate Athletic Admin.
Taylor Prigge – Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Katie Ramsden – Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Georgia Skelton – Integrated Mktg. Communications
Grace Smith – Accountancy
Kate Smith – Accountancy
Volleyball (7)
Cameron Bradley – Management
Carson Eickenloff – Integrated Mktg. Communications
Melia Johnson – Integrated Mktg. Communications
Tessa Jones – Integrated Mktg. Communications
Shayla Meyer – Allied Health Studies
Cammy Niesen – Chemical Engineering
Mokihana Tufono – Multi-Disciplinary Studies
FedEx Student-Athlete Success Center and Ole Miss Student-Athlete Development Mission
The mission of the FedEx Student-Athlete Success Center is to advertise tutorial and private achievement by high quality developmental and want-based mostly packages designed to empower and holistically develop scholar-athletes for all times after collegiate athletics.