Emporia State had 39 student-athletes earn Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Awards.
To be eligible for the Academic Achievement Award, a student-athlete must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, have attended a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college level work and have been an active member of an intercollegiate team during his or her last academic year. A total of 237 student-athletes from the MIAA were honored with the award.
In addition to the ADA Awards, ESU is 10th in the nation in producing Academic All-Americans named by the College Sports Information Director’s of America in the 21st century. Hornet student-athletes have been named Academic All-America 16 times since 2000.
DII ADA Academic Achievement Awards
Jaclyn Sill, Track & Field; Kevin Rouhlac, Track & Field; Kevin Wempe, Baseball; Allie Renberg, Basketball; Kevin Schoon, Tennis; Emilia Chiroy, Tennis; Dustin Loyd, Track & Field; Melissa Swager, Softball; Sheila Sarrafizadeh, Tennis; Haley Carpenter, Softball; Ryan Hahn, Track & Field/Cross Country; Kirsten Ford, Tennis; Linda Ketter, Softball; Kyle Kotzman, Track & Field; Kylee McCullough, Soccer; Amanda Morris, Tennis; Shelley Marsh, Soccer; Jamie Augustyn, Basketball; Jill Peters, Softball; Justin Wieser, Football; Abby Hughes, Softball; Megan Koster, Volleyball; Cassondra Boston, Basketball; Miranda Campbell, Softball; Renae Weaver, Track & Field; Grant Price, Tennis; Connie Philips, Track & Field; Molly Pannbacker, Track & Field; Katie McKee, Tennis; Jenna Snook, Volleyball; Chris Dvorak, Track & Field/Cross Country; Caleb Williamson, Baseball; Emad Moqbel, Football; Brett Mize, Baseball; Daniel Quillen, Track & Field/Cross Country; Anthony Dreiling, Baseball; Lynnsey Nichols, Track & Field; Alex Pyle, Alex Basketball/Track & Field; Kaley Miller, Volleyball.