Kentucky Places 79 on SEC Spring Honor Roll
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Student-athletes from all of Kentucky’s spring teams combined to earn 79 total spots on the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll, the league office announced Wednesday.
The 2018 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes in the sports of baseball, men’s and women’s golf, softball and men’s and women’s track & field. It is based on grades from the 2017 summer and fall terms, along with the 2018 spring term. Among other qualifications, student-athletes must have a 3.0 grade-point average to be on the honor roll.
Notably, four Kentucky teams finished in the top three of their respective sports in terms of most student-athletes on the honor roll, including men’s golf (9), women’s golf (6), softball (13) and men’s tennis (7).
UK Honorees
Baseball (12)
Luke Becker, Agricultural Economics
Carson Coleman, Integrated Strategic Communication
T.J. Collett, Communication
Brayden Combs, Finance
Kole Cottam, Kinesiology
Marshall Gei, Physics
Sean Hjelle, Social Studies Education
Justin Lewis, Communication
Alec Maley, Communication
Brett Marshall, Communication
Brad Schaenzer, Business Management
Troy Squires, Kinesiology and Health Promotion
Men’s Golf (9)
Jacob Cook, Business Management
Lukas Euler, Finance
Allen Hamilton, Finance and Economics
Matt Liston, Finance
Chip McDaniel, Accounting
Max Mehles, Marketing, Management and Digital Media & Design
Fred Allen Meyer, Business Management
Cooper Musselman, Communication
Fadhli Soetarso, Finance
Women’s Golf (6)
Claire Carlin, Hospitality Management & Tourism
Josephine Chang, Kinesiology
Zoe Collins, Chemical Engineering
Isabelle Johansson, Communication
Grace Rose, Special Education
Ale Walker, Business Management and Marketing
Softball (13)
Abbey Cheek, Community and Leadership Development
Kelsee Henson, Marketing
Brooklin Hinz, Accounting and Finance
Hannah Huffman, Dietetics
Alex Martens, Integrated Strategic Communication
Kierston Moore, Public Health
Sarah Rainwater, Integrated Strategic Communication
Katie Reed, Human Health Sciences
Erin Rethlake, Special Education
Ashley Ruiz, Kinesiology
Jenny Schaper, Communication and Psychology
Larissa Spellman, Communication and Business Management
Bailey Vick, Accounting
Men’s Tennis (7)
Gus Benson, Human Nutrition
Cesar Bourgois, Business Management
William Bushamuka, International Studies
Alex Dominguez, Management and Finance
Austin Hussey, Business Management
Jake Stefanik, Communication
Trey Yates, Information Communication Technology
Women’s Tennis (5)
Mami Adachi, Accounting
Emily Fanning, Dietetics
Lesedi Jacobs, Accounting
Justina Mikulskyte, Hospitality Management & Tourism
Akvile Parazinskaite, International Studies
Men’s Track & Field (15)
Logan Bryer, Clinical Leadership & Management
Noah Castle, History and Accounting
David Cline, Biosystems Engineering
Fred Dorsey III, Clinical Leadership & Management
Cole Dowdy, Biology
Tanner Dowdy, Political Science
EJ Floreal, Community and Leadership Development
Nikolas Huffman, Kinesiology
Ian Jones, Human Health Sciences
Kendall Muhammad, Human Health Sciences
Ethan Shalaway, Community and Leadership Development
Jacob Thomson, Accounting and Finance
Will Walker, Integrated Strategic Communication
Caleb Wilt, Human Health Sciences
Ben Young, Mathematical Economics and Accounting
Women’s Track & Field (12)
Avery Bussjager, Biology
Sarah Crawford, Biology
Marie-Josee Ebwea-Bile, Merchandising, Apparel & Textiles
Ellen Ekholm, Marketing and Business Management
Nicole Fautsch, Marketing and Psychology
Kianna Gray, Family Sciences
Olivia Gruver, Special Education
Katy Kunc, Economics and Marketing
Michelle McKinney, Human Nutrition
Jasmine Mitchell, Family Sciences
Whitney O’Bryan, Kinesiology
Caitlin Shepard, Nursing and Kinesiology
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