Seventy-two student athletes competing in spring sports for Simpson College earned a spot on the American Rivers Conference All-Academic Team.
The Storm’s 72 honorees rank second in the conference. Track and field represented 35 of the 72 athletes, with 19 coming from the men’s side and 16 from the women’s. Baseball had 17 total honorees, the second-most in the conference.
Softball was next up with 15, the highest of any other conference softball program. Men’s golf tied for first in the conference with four recipients, while men’s tennis also added one to the Storm’s total.
To be eligible for the conference’s All-Academic Team honors a student-athlete must be on the eligibility list for the sport of nomination, at least a sophomore in academic standing with at least one year in residence, and attain an accumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better (on a 4.0 scale).
Baseball (17)
Braedon Boswell – So., Business Management
Sam Campin – So., Sports Administration/Sports Communication
Will Carlock – Jr., Sports Administration
Kasey Carter – So., Sports Administration
Zach Dueker – Sr., Business Management/Sports Administration, Economics:Finance
Jake Edenburn – So., Sports Administration
Zach Fuller – Sr., Economics:Finance
Levi Herrick – Jr., Sports Administration/Business Management
Teegan McEnany – So., Economics:Finance
Mitchell Roeder – So., Criminal Justice
Joel Sampson – Sr., Marketing Communications
Dylan Schlee – So., Health and Exercise Science
Jack Shaffer – So., Biology
AJ Urban – Jr., Marketing Communications
Sam Vanderpool – Jr., Physical Education
Andrew Weig – Jr., Business Management
Zach Wemhoff – Sr., Computer Science
Men’s Golf (4)
Jackson Mears – Sr., Accounting/Computer Science
Isaac Roe – Sr., Computer Science
Lane Sundberg – So., Computer Science/Data Science
Jack Wahman – So., Business Management
Softball (15)
Makayla Bryant – Sr., Health and Exercise Science
Lauren Ellwanger – So., Health and Exercise Science/Psychology
Sierra Franklin – So., Chemistry
Megan Heidelbauer – So., Environmental Science
Karlie Hill – Sr., Sports Administration
Kayla Jack – Jr., Health and Exercise Science
Kate Kriegel – Jr., Health and Exercise Science/Health Services Leadership
Maddie Luderman – Sr., Neuroscience
Abby Meyer – Jr., Political Science
Caelynn Obleton – So., Actuarial Science
Caroline Pellett – Jr., Health and Exercise Science
Bailey Petersen – Jr., Chemistry
Madeline Petersen – Jr., Political Science/Spanish
Ashlyn Steen – So., Political Science
Savana Walls – So., Health and Exercise Science/Biology
Men’s Tennis (1)
Grant Love – So., Marketing Communications
Men’s Track and Field (19)
Max Cleveland – Sr., Human Services/Psychology/Biology
Blake DePhillips – Jr., Environmental Science
Drew Engler – So., Biology
Jack Gatti – Sr., Economics:Finance
Ben Gilbert-Binder – So., Physical Education
Adam Gruhn – Jr., Mathematics/Computer Science
Andrew Klein – Sr., Mathematics/Economics:Finance
Clarke Latcham – Jr., Chemistry
Marc Medici – Sr., Accounting/Business Management
Spencer Moon – Sr., Business Analytics/Data Science
James Murray – Sr., Biochemistry/Health and Exercise Science
Trent Pelzer – Sr., Economics:Finance
Brooklyn Pierce – So., Psychology
Joseph Sams – So., Mathematics
Shaymus Santiago – So., Computer Science
Noah Smith – Sr., Computer Science
Ean Warrick – Sr., Computer Science
Jason White – Sr., Computer Science/Mathematics
Jacob Willson – Jr., Sports Administration
Women’s Track and Field (16)
Audrey Arnold – Sr., Health and Exercise Science/Biology
Skyler Blessman – So., Educational Studies
Ava Carder – So., Political Science
Bianca Clemons – Jr., Health and Exercise Science
Maddax DeVault – Jr., Health and Exercise Science
Kacie Eisentrager – So., Sports Administration/Sports Communication
Maddie Hays – Jr., Marketing Communication/Business Management
Kate Huisinga – So., Data Science/Computer Science
Aaliyah Johnson – Jr., Biochemistry
Lara Kallem – Sr., Mathematics
Sydney McCarron – Sr., Mathematics
Ashley Rockhold – Sr., Health and Exercise Science
Angel Schewe – Jr., English/Educational Studies
Elie Tuhn – So., Elementary Education
Elise Wieland – Gr., Master’s of Teaching
Araceli Tapetillo – So., Elementary Education/Liberal Arts