111 UW Student-Athletes Earn Fall 2024 Big Ten All-Academic Honors

111 UW Student-Athletes Earn Fall 2024 Big Ten All-Academic Honors

December 12, 2024 | Cross Country, Football, Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, Volleyball, Student-Athlete Academic Services

Big Ten Release

ROSEMONT, Ill. – 111 Washington student-athletes from all six fall sports were named to the Fall 2024 Big Ten All-Academic list on Thursday. The Huskies made their inaugural appearance on the B1G list by surpassing last year's total of fall honor roll recipients.

The Dawgs made waves in the classroom and in competition this fall as all six teams made the postseason for the first time since 2019. UW was one of just two teams in the country to qualify for postseason in football, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer and volleyball (UNC).

To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must be on a varsity team, have been enrolled full time at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.

Fall 2024 Big Ten All-Academic

Men's Cross Country (12)
Name	Acad. Year	Major
Isaac Briggs	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Cruize Corvin	Sophomore	Real Estate
James Crabtree	Junior	English
Leo Daschbach	Grad Student	M.Ed. in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership
Thom Diamond	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Jamar Distel	Junior	Communication
Tyrone Gorze	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Nathan Green	Junior	Real Estate
Rhys Hammond	Grad Student	MS in Business Analytics
Evan Jenkins	Junior	Construction Management
Kyle Reinheimer	Grad Student	MS in Entrepreneurship
Will Schneider	Sophomore	Pre-Major

Women's Cross Country (9)
Name	Acad. Year	Major
Ella Borsheim	Junior	Bioengineering
Alyssia Brown	Junior	Landscape Architecture
Julia David-Smith	Senior	Biology
Chloe Foerster	Junior	Biology
Tori Herman	Senior	Real Estate
Brianna McInnis	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Sophie O'Sullivan	5th Year	Postbaccalaureate Study
India Weir	Grad Student	Master of Jurisprudence
Josephine Welin	Junior	Applied and Computational Mathematical Sciences
Football (39) Name	Acad. Year	Major
Aidan Anderson	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Darren Barkins	Senior	Sociology
Denzel Boston	Junior	Comparative History of Ideas
Deven Bryant	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Leroy Bryant	RS-Freshman	Pre-Major
Carson Bruener	5th Year	Communicaion
Ryder Bumgarner	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Roice Cleeland	RS-Freshman	Pre-Major
Parker Cross	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Elinneus Davis	Sophomore	Real Estate
Tristan Dunn	Junior	Communication
Zach Durfee	Senior	Comparative History of Ideas
Soane Faasolo	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Drew Fowler	Grad Student	Master of Communication: Communities & Networks
Jackson Girouard	Senior	Art
Grady Gross	Junior	Communication
Landen Hatchett	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Zachary Henning	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Lance Holtzclaw	Junior	Sociology
Elijah Jackson	Senior	Sociology; Comparative History of Ideas
Giles Jackson	5th Year	Postbaccalaureate Study
Jake Jennings	Senior	Economics
Jacob Lane	Sophomore	Construction Management
Logan Lisherness	RS-Fr	Pre-Major
Luke Luchini	Sophomore	Real Estate
Jack McCallister	Senior	Communication
Dyson McCutcheon	Senior	Communication
Griffin Miller	Junior	Business Administration
Anay Nagarajan	Senior	Public Health - Global Health
Ryan Otton	Junior	Real Estate
Jayvon Parker	Junior	Education Studies
Troy Petz	Sophomore	Real Estate
Teddy Purcell	Senior	Business Administration: Finance
Curley Reed	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Wilson Schwartz	Senior	English
Kahlee Tafai	RS-Freshman	Pre-Major
Alphonzo Tuputala	5th Year	Postbaccalaureate Study
Tristan Warner	Junior	Economics
Rashid Williams	Sophomore	Pre-Major

Men's Soccer (22) Name	Acad. Year	Major
Egor Akulov	RS-Sophomore	Computer Science
Richie Aman	Junior	Psychology
Harrison Bertos	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Jadon Bowton	Senior	Computer Science
Cooper Brunell	RS-Junior	Biology
Joe Dale	RS-Sophomore	Business Administration: Entrepreneurship & Finance
Nani Deperro	Sophomore	Sociology
Mani Diop	Junior	Pre-Major
Sheehan Ganguly	Senior	Computer Engineering
Levi Hawk	Junior	Business Administration: Finance
Peter Kingston	Senior	Real Estate
Philip Kleemann	RS-Sophomore	Geography: Data Science
Charlie Kosakoff	Junior	Real Estate
Conner Leber	Senior	Bioengineering
Connor Lofy	Sophomore	Business Administration
Jack Maguire	Senior	Real Estate
Chris Meyers	Senior	Sociology
Nick O'Brien	Junior	Business Administration: Accounting & Finance
Chris Peretti	Senior	Communication
Sean Sent	Senior	Business Administration: Accounting & Finance
Mikey Sherlock	Sophomore	Real Estate
Chad Sovde	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Women's Soccer (21)
Name	Acad. Year	Major
Radisson Banks	Sophomore	Education Studies
Kelsey Branson	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Riley Brown	Junior	Real Estate
Malie Chamberland	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Kalea Eichenberger	Junior	Pre-Major
Nadira Haddach	Sophomore	Engineering
Mia Hamant	Junior	Psychology
Jadyn Holdenried	Sophomore	Business Administration
Jace Holmes	Junior	Food Systems, Nutrition & Health
Olivia Juarez	Junior	Communication
Maya Loudd	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Enora Matté	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Anna Menti	Sophomore	Real Estate
Deanna Montero	Sophomore	Education Studies
Lucy Newlin	Senior	Biology: Physiology
Avery Nguyen	Junior	Bioengineering
Ioanna Papatheodorou	Senior	Food Systems, Nutrition & Health
Samiah Shell	Sophomore	Business Administration
Madison Stormberg	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Kolo Suliafu	Sophomore	Education Studies
Tatum Thomason	Junior	Communication: Journalism
Volleyball (8)
Name	Acad. Year	Major
Kierstyn Barton	Sophomore	Pre-Major
Lauren Bays	Senior	Real Estate
Emoni Bush	Junior	Real Estate
Madi Endsley	Senior	Medical Anthropology & Global Health
Elise Hani	RS-Sophomore	Education Studies
Brooke Huard	RS-Freshman	Pre-Major
Katy Wessels	Sophomore	Communication
Molly Wilson	Junior	Psychology

About Washington Athletics
Washington athletic teams have claimed 56 team national championships across 11 different sports, beginning with its first titles in 1923 in men's rowing and women's rifle, and counting its most recent national championship, also in men's rowing (2024). Traditions of Washington Athletics include 320 Olympians and Paralympians, originating The Wave during the third quarter of a 1981 football game, the familiar Huskies nickname in 1922, and its iconic Sailgating activities and encompassing view at what is known as The Greatest Setting in college football.