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Pac-12 Announces 139 Utes As 2020-21 Honor Roll Student-Athletes

May 19, 2021, 2:52 PM

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The Pac-12 announced 139 Utah Utes as members of the conference’s 2020-21 Fall & Winter Academic Honor Rolls.

1,079 student-athletes were named to the honor rolls.

Utah had 139 honor roll members. The mark ranked second among Pac-12 schools.

A student-athlete 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 honor.

Utah’s honor roll student-athletes were from the school’s men’s basketball, women’s basketball, cross country, football, gymnastics, women’s soccer, men’s swimming & diving, women’s swimming & diving, and women’s volleyball programs. 

Men’s Basketball

  • Eli Ballstaedt (Pre-Business)
  • Riley Battin  (Business Administration)
  • Jaxon Brenchley  (Business Administration)
  • Mikael Jantunen  (Undeclared)
  • Rylan Jones   (Business Administration)
  • Brooks King (Finance)
  • Alfonso Plummer  (International Study/Parks, Recreation & Tourism)

Women’s Basketball

  • Niyah Becker  (Communications)
  • Maurane Corbin  (Human Development & Family Studies)
  • Dru Gylten (Kinesiology)
  • Brynna Maxwell  (Communications)
  • Zuzanna Puc (Civil Engineering)

Women’s Cross Country

  • Aubrey Argyle  (Elementary Education)
  • Grace Burnett  (Business Administration)
  • Karli Branch  (Biology)
  • Anna Busatto  (Biomedical Engineering & Kinesiology)
  • Emma Christensen (Biomedical Engineering)
  • Emma Earl (Accounting)
  • Chloe Kockler  (Undeclared)
  • Sara Leonard  (Nursing)
  • Astrid Lindgren  (Kinesiology)
  • Ellie Lundgreen  (Chemical Engineering)
  • Brooke Manson (Urban Ecology)
  • Kaitlyn Mercer  (Psychology)
  • Trina Moreno  (Masters of Social Work)
  • Sarah Newton  (Kinesiology)
  • Natalie Platil  (Computer Engineering)
  • Sophie Ryan  (English Teaching)
  • Poppy Tank  (Kinesiology/Psychology)
  • Bella Williams  (History and French/Spanish)
  • Cara Woolnough  (Biomedical Engineering)

Football

  • Faysal Aden  (Kinesiology)
  • Stone Azarcon  (Psychology & Criminology)
  • London Bartholomew  (Economics & Sociology)
  • Jake Bentley  (Finance)
  • Maxwell Cotton  (Kinesiology)
  • Britain Covey  (Business)
  • Braeden Daniels  (Business)
  • Solomon Enis  (Business)
  • Cole Fotheringham  (Business)
  • Cameron Gardner  (Undecided)
  • Dakota Hansen  (Undecided)
  • R.J. Hubert  (Communications)
  • Falcon Kaumatule  (Undecided)
  • Blake Kuithe  (Management)
  • Sataoa Laumea  (Undecided)
  • Ben Lennon  (Parks, Recreation & Tourism)
  • Drew Lisk  (Finance)
  • Hunter Lotulelei  (Undecided)
  • Joe Ludwig  (History)
  • Sebastian Macaluso  (Undecided)
  • Johnny Maea  (Family, Community & Human Development)
  • Paul Maile  (Family, Community & Human Development)
  • Shintaro Mann  (Undecided)
  • Jared March  (Kinesiology)
  • Keegan Markgraf  (Economics)
  • Max Miner  (Undecided)
  • Simi Moala  (Criminology)
  • Eli Morrow  (Biology)
  • Jordan Noyes  (Undecided)
  • Taniela Pututau  (Undecided)
  • Noah Rodriguez-Trammell  (Management & Marketing)
  • Skyler Southam  (Business)
  • Miki Suguturaga  (Criminology)
  • Marist Talavou  (Undecided)
  • Devaughn Vele  (Communications)
  • Charlie Vincent  (Undecided)
  • Thomas Yassmin  (Quantitative Analysis of Markets & Organizations)

Women’s Gymnastics

  • Alexia Burch  (Kinesiology)
  • Cammy Hall  (Criminology and International Studies)
  • Jillian Hoffman  (Kinesiology)
  • Cristal Isa  (Applied Mathematics)
  • Emilie LeBlanc  (Kinesiology)
  • Maile O’Keefe  (Kinesiology)
  • Abby Paulson  (Kinesiology)
  • Adrienne Randall  (Criminology)
  • Jaedyn Rucker  (Kinesiology)
  • Sydney Soloski  (Finance)

Women’s Soccer

  • Halee Barker  (Undeclared)
  • Makayla Christensen  (Criminology)
  • SJ Edwards  (Physics)
  • Anna Escobedo  (Strategic Communications & Kinesiology)
  • Haley Farrar  (Psychology)
  • Kylee Geis  (Psychology)
  • Jessica Hixson  (Elementary Education)
  • Eden Jacobsen  (Communications)
  • Hillary Noakes  (Biology)
  • Hanna Olsen  (Environmental and Sustainability Studies)
  • Brianna Pearson  (Communications)
  • Chelsea Peterson  (Undeclared)
  • Sidney Roberts  (Undeclared)
  • Ali Schinko  (Business Administration)
  • Courtney Talbot  (Business Administration)

Men’s Swimming & Diving

  • Chris Allen  (Economics)
  • Nick Becker  (Civil Engineering)
  • Andrew Britton  (Business Administration)
  • Noah Carlson  (Computer Science)
  • Tony Chen  (Family, Community and Human Development)
  • Felix Chiun  (Kinesiology)
  • Santiago Contreras  (Marketing)
  • Jackson Cunningham  (Mechanical Engineering)
  • David Fridlander  (Computer Science)
  • Cole Giandinoto  (Entrepreneurship)
  • Lex Hernandez-Nietling  (Psychology)
  • Max Hernandez-Nietling  (Business Administration)
  • Chase Hindmarsh  (Business Administration)
  • Jaek Horner  (Pre-Business)
  • JP Hynes  (Business Administration)
  • Robert King  (Finance)
  • Luke McDivitt  (Mechanical Engineering)
  • Parker McOmber  (Pre-Biomedical Engineering)
  • Grant Nations  (Mechanical Engineering)
  • Tony Puertas  (Business Administration)
  • Ben Waterman  (Economics)
  • Women’s Swimming & Diving (16)
  • Elise Beller  (Pre-Nursing)
  • Emma Broome  (Kinesiology)
  • Regan Caufield  (Mechanical Engineering)
  • Lizzy DeCecco  (Biology)
  • McKenna Gassaway  (Family, Community and Human Development)
  • Grace Horvath  (Kinesiology)
  • Abbie Hurst  (Civil Engineering)
  • Sara McClendon  (Communications)
  • Kayla Miller  (Kinesiology)
  • Lexi Mills  (Kinesiology)
  • Kylie Mitchell  (Parks, Recreation and Tourism)
  • Sophia Morici  (Psychology)
  • Charity Pittard  (Kinesiology)
  • Emma Ruchala  (Kinesiology)
  • Maddie Woznick  (Kinesiology)
  • Kyla Yetter  (Quantitative Analysis of Markets & Organizations)

Women’s Volleyball

  • Sommer Daniel  (Undeclared)
  • Naya Dong  (Kinesiology)
  • Kennedi Evans  (Business Administration/Chemistry)
  • Kenzie Koerber  (Communications)
  • Madelyn Robinson  (Kinesiology)
  • Emily Smith  (Biomedical Engineering)
  • Sarah Stephens  (Kinesiology)
  • Alexa Van Komen  (Finance)
  • Zoe Weatherington  (International Studies/Ethnic & Social Justice)

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Pac-12 Announces 139 Utes As 2020-21 Honor Roll Student-Athletes