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Pac-12 Conference Honors 86 Utes on Spring 2023 Academic Honor Roll
7/10/2023 12:00 PM | Baseball, General, Men's Golf, Men's Tennis, Softball, Women's Tennis, Track & Field, Beach Volleyball, Lacrosse
Utah student-athletes from eight sports included in Monday’s announcement
SAN FRANCISCO – Utah Athletics saw 86 student-athletes from eight sport programs honored today by the Pac-12 Conference with the release of the 2023 Spring Academic Honor Roll. For the entire 2022-23 school year, 269 Utah student-athletes were recognized by the Pac-12 for academic success, including 73 from the fall sports and 110 from the winter sports, announced earlier this year.
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The Spring Academic Honor Roll includes Utah student-athletes who participate in the sports of baseball, beach volleyball, men's golf, lacrosse, softball, men's tennis, women's tennis and women's outdoor track and field.
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The academic success by the Utes' spring sports programs matches the excellence demonstrated in competition, as these programs put an exclamation point on the most successful year in the department's history in every major objective measure. Among the highlights from the spring sports, the Pac-12 tournament champion softball program reached the Women's College World Series for the first time since 1994; Pac-12 co-champ men's tennis advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships; ASUN champion lacrosse earned its first NCAA tournament berth; and women's track and field recorded its highest finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
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For the year, Utah won 10 total conference championships by seven sport programs (combined regular season, tournament and championship game), and sent a record eight teams to the NCAA Championships or a bowl game for the second year in a row. This resulted in Utah's highest ranking in the LEARFIELD Director's Cup since the program was introduced in 1993-94, placing 28th.
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In all, 1,259Â student-athletes from the 12 institutions that form the "Conference of Champions" were recognized for their work in the classroom in the spring seasons. Any student-athlete on their respective team roster with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.3-or-above, and who has served at least one year in residence at the institution, is eligible for the distinction.
Utah's 2023 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll Members
Baseball (9)
TJ Clarkson, Finance
Jackson Clemett, Undecided
Cam Day, Undecided
Dakota Duffalo, Finance
Jaden Harris, Kinesiology
Randon Hostert, Kinesiology
Bransen Kuehl, Health & Kinesiology
Brady Maylett, Health & Kinesiology
Blake Whiting, Communication
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Beach Volleyball (10)
Grace Andrews, Criminology
Sydney Jacinto, Psychology
Abby Karich, Communication
Marissa Koch, Psychology
Camille Lee, Communication
Amaya Messier, Environmental & Sustainability Studies
Kylie Pitzak, Quantitative Analysis of Markets and Organizations
Lauren Sayre, Family, Community and Human Development
Keira Sheehan, Biology
Sonja Wessel, Communication
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Men's Golf (4)
Javier Barcos, Business Administration
Martín León, Psychology
Jesper von Reedtz, Finance
Braxton Watts, Communication
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Lacrosse (20)
Jared Andreala, Marketing
Brendan Belz, Urban Ecology
Tyler Bradbury, Finance (Master's)
Cole Brams, Quantitative Analysis of Markets and Organizations
Samuel Cambere, Information Systems (Master's)
Luc Charbonnier, Entrepreneurship
Freddie DiMarzo, Kinesiology
Collin Ervin, Finance
Cody Hart, Operation Supply Chain Management
Connor Hollison, Psychology
Jordan Hyde, Psychology & Criminology
Zack Johns, Finance (Master's)
Dominic Mata, Health, Society & Policy
MJ McMahon, Finance
Carson Moyer, Entrepreneurship
Conor O'Neill, Finance
Ryan Rogers, Finance
Josh Rose, Business Administration
Ruben Santana, EMS
Tyler Schifko, Operation Supply Chain Management
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Women's Outdoor Track & Field (27)
Keelah Barger, Biology (Master's)
Karli Branch, Biology
Grace Burnett, Finance
Maren Busath, Nursing
Martina Conner, Economics // Political Science
Josefine Eriksen, Family, Community and Human Development
Caroline Fischer, Social Work // Health, Society & Policy
Delaney Gates, Marketing
Ally Gomm, Psychology
Morgan Jensen, Social Work
Bailey Kealamakia, Data Science
Ariel Keklak, Public Health (Master's)
Chloe Kockler, Civil Engineering
Maya LeBar, Political Science
Ellie Lundgreen, Chemical Engineering
Brooke Manson, Urban Ecology
Lauren Peterson, Environmental Studies
Simone Plourde, Kinesiology
Maddie Reed, Urban Ecology
Megan Rose, Economics
Claire Rusovick, Film and Media Arts
Chloe Shewell, Finance
Emily Venters, Post Baccalaureate
Taylor Watson, Post Baccalaureate
Rachel Whipple, Chemistry
Bella Williams, World Languages and Cultures (Master's)
Jasie York, Kinesiology
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Softball (7)
Stella Bennett, Economics
Ellessa Bonstrom, Business - Information Systems
Haley Denning, Health Promotion and Education
Jordyn Gasper, History
Sophie Jacquez, Health and Kinesiology
Kendall Lundberg, Family, Community and Human Development
Sydney Sandez, Family, Community and Human Development
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Men's Tennis (5)
Jayson Blando, Business Administration
Michael Blando, Communication
Geremia Rossi, Health & Kinesiology
Charlie Spina, Communication
Rian Ta, Marketing
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Women's Tennis (4)
Anastasia Goncharova, Sociology
Katya Hersh, Film and Media Arts
Samantha Horwood, Political Science
Madison Tattini, Biology
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The Spring Academic Honor Roll includes Utah student-athletes who participate in the sports of baseball, beach volleyball, men's golf, lacrosse, softball, men's tennis, women's tennis and women's outdoor track and field.
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The academic success by the Utes' spring sports programs matches the excellence demonstrated in competition, as these programs put an exclamation point on the most successful year in the department's history in every major objective measure. Among the highlights from the spring sports, the Pac-12 tournament champion softball program reached the Women's College World Series for the first time since 1994; Pac-12 co-champ men's tennis advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships; ASUN champion lacrosse earned its first NCAA tournament berth; and women's track and field recorded its highest finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
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For the year, Utah won 10 total conference championships by seven sport programs (combined regular season, tournament and championship game), and sent a record eight teams to the NCAA Championships or a bowl game for the second year in a row. This resulted in Utah's highest ranking in the LEARFIELD Director's Cup since the program was introduced in 1993-94, placing 28th.
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In all, 1,259Â student-athletes from the 12 institutions that form the "Conference of Champions" were recognized for their work in the classroom in the spring seasons. Any student-athlete on their respective team roster with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.3-or-above, and who has served at least one year in residence at the institution, is eligible for the distinction.
Utah's 2023 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll Members
Baseball (9)
TJ Clarkson, Finance
Jackson Clemett, Undecided
Cam Day, Undecided
Dakota Duffalo, Finance
Jaden Harris, Kinesiology
Randon Hostert, Kinesiology
Bransen Kuehl, Health & Kinesiology
Brady Maylett, Health & Kinesiology
Blake Whiting, Communication
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Beach Volleyball (10)
Grace Andrews, Criminology
Sydney Jacinto, Psychology
Abby Karich, Communication
Marissa Koch, Psychology
Camille Lee, Communication
Amaya Messier, Environmental & Sustainability Studies
Kylie Pitzak, Quantitative Analysis of Markets and Organizations
Lauren Sayre, Family, Community and Human Development
Keira Sheehan, Biology
Sonja Wessel, Communication
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Men's Golf (4)
Javier Barcos, Business Administration
Martín León, Psychology
Jesper von Reedtz, Finance
Braxton Watts, Communication
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Lacrosse (20)
Jared Andreala, Marketing
Brendan Belz, Urban Ecology
Tyler Bradbury, Finance (Master's)
Cole Brams, Quantitative Analysis of Markets and Organizations
Samuel Cambere, Information Systems (Master's)
Luc Charbonnier, Entrepreneurship
Freddie DiMarzo, Kinesiology
Collin Ervin, Finance
Cody Hart, Operation Supply Chain Management
Connor Hollison, Psychology
Jordan Hyde, Psychology & Criminology
Zack Johns, Finance (Master's)
Dominic Mata, Health, Society & Policy
MJ McMahon, Finance
Carson Moyer, Entrepreneurship
Conor O'Neill, Finance
Ryan Rogers, Finance
Josh Rose, Business Administration
Ruben Santana, EMS
Tyler Schifko, Operation Supply Chain Management
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Women's Outdoor Track & Field (27)
Keelah Barger, Biology (Master's)
Karli Branch, Biology
Grace Burnett, Finance
Maren Busath, Nursing
Martina Conner, Economics // Political Science
Josefine Eriksen, Family, Community and Human Development
Caroline Fischer, Social Work // Health, Society & Policy
Delaney Gates, Marketing
Ally Gomm, Psychology
Morgan Jensen, Social Work
Bailey Kealamakia, Data Science
Ariel Keklak, Public Health (Master's)
Chloe Kockler, Civil Engineering
Maya LeBar, Political Science
Ellie Lundgreen, Chemical Engineering
Brooke Manson, Urban Ecology
Lauren Peterson, Environmental Studies
Simone Plourde, Kinesiology
Maddie Reed, Urban Ecology
Megan Rose, Economics
Claire Rusovick, Film and Media Arts
Chloe Shewell, Finance
Emily Venters, Post Baccalaureate
Taylor Watson, Post Baccalaureate
Rachel Whipple, Chemistry
Bella Williams, World Languages and Cultures (Master's)
Jasie York, Kinesiology
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Softball (7)
Stella Bennett, Economics
Ellessa Bonstrom, Business - Information Systems
Haley Denning, Health Promotion and Education
Jordyn Gasper, History
Sophie Jacquez, Health and Kinesiology
Kendall Lundberg, Family, Community and Human Development
Sydney Sandez, Family, Community and Human Development
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Men's Tennis (5)
Jayson Blando, Business Administration
Michael Blando, Communication
Geremia Rossi, Health & Kinesiology
Charlie Spina, Communication
Rian Ta, Marketing
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Women's Tennis (4)
Anastasia Goncharova, Sociology
Katya Hersh, Film and Media Arts
Samantha Horwood, Political Science
Madison Tattini, Biology
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