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33 Buff Student-Athletes Named to Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll
December 19, 2019 | Cross Country, Football, General, Soccer, Volleyball, Herbst Academic Center
BOULDER -- The University of Colorado athletic department tallied 33 total student-athletes across five fall sports named to the inaugural Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll, the conference announced Thursday afternoon.
The Pac-12 Faculty Athletics Representatives (FARs) recommended to the Pac-12 Council to change the all-academic selection process to eliminate all-academic teams and honor anyone that has a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or greater and has served a year in residence at their institution. The Fall Academic Honor Roll featured 527 total student-athletes across six different sports; men and women's cross country, football, men and women's soccer, and volleyball.
Football led the Buffaloes with nine named to the honor; Lucas Cooper (Strategic Communication), Joshua Goldin (Finance), Jake Groth (Management), Alex Kinney (Organizational Leadership), Timothy Lynott (Organizational Leadership), Nico Magri (Finance/Management), Heston Paige (History), Blake Stenstrom (Mechanical Engineering) and Jonathan Van Diest (Management).
The 2019 Pac-12 Champions men's cross country team tied for third with five total individuals named to the honor while the women had eight, tied for fifth in the conference. They are; Alec Hornecker (Finance), Joe Klecker (Biochemistry), Justice Ramos (Architecture), Paxton Smith (Management/Marketing), Josh Torres (Integrative Physiology), Madie Boreman (Psychology/Women and Gender Studies), Olivia Brooks (Accounting), Liz Constien (Cinema Studies/Spanish), Annie Hill (Integrative Physiology), Sage Hurta (Chemical and Biological Engineering), Karina Mann (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology/Environmental Studies), Bailey Nock (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology/Environmental Studies) and Tabor Scholl (Communication).
Women's soccer finished the fall season in the second round of the NCAA Tournament and have five individuals named to the honor; Hannah Cardenas (Integrative Physiology/Psychology), Libby Geraghty (Integrative Physiology), Chaynee Kingsbury (Journalism), Jalen Tompkins (Psychology) and Sofia Weiner (Management).
The volleyball team finished fourth in the Pac-12 with six total student-athletes named to the honor roll; Brynna DeLuzio (Marketing), Emily DeMure (Sociology), Taylor deProsse (Integrative Physiology), Lillie Klemmer (Sociology), Danielle Price (Ethnic Studies/Sociology) and Rachel Whipple (Integrative Physiology).
Stanford led all schools with 88 total selections, leading five of the six sports in total selections including the most selections of any sport with 32 on football. Oregon State and Utah tied for the lead in women's cross country selections with 13.
The Pac-12 Faculty Athletics Representatives (FARs) recommended to the Pac-12 Council to change the all-academic selection process to eliminate all-academic teams and honor anyone that has a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or greater and has served a year in residence at their institution. The Fall Academic Honor Roll featured 527 total student-athletes across six different sports; men and women's cross country, football, men and women's soccer, and volleyball.
Football led the Buffaloes with nine named to the honor; Lucas Cooper (Strategic Communication), Joshua Goldin (Finance), Jake Groth (Management), Alex Kinney (Organizational Leadership), Timothy Lynott (Organizational Leadership), Nico Magri (Finance/Management), Heston Paige (History), Blake Stenstrom (Mechanical Engineering) and Jonathan Van Diest (Management).
The 2019 Pac-12 Champions men's cross country team tied for third with five total individuals named to the honor while the women had eight, tied for fifth in the conference. They are; Alec Hornecker (Finance), Joe Klecker (Biochemistry), Justice Ramos (Architecture), Paxton Smith (Management/Marketing), Josh Torres (Integrative Physiology), Madie Boreman (Psychology/Women and Gender Studies), Olivia Brooks (Accounting), Liz Constien (Cinema Studies/Spanish), Annie Hill (Integrative Physiology), Sage Hurta (Chemical and Biological Engineering), Karina Mann (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology/Environmental Studies), Bailey Nock (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology/Environmental Studies) and Tabor Scholl (Communication).
Women's soccer finished the fall season in the second round of the NCAA Tournament and have five individuals named to the honor; Hannah Cardenas (Integrative Physiology/Psychology), Libby Geraghty (Integrative Physiology), Chaynee Kingsbury (Journalism), Jalen Tompkins (Psychology) and Sofia Weiner (Management).
The volleyball team finished fourth in the Pac-12 with six total student-athletes named to the honor roll; Brynna DeLuzio (Marketing), Emily DeMure (Sociology), Taylor deProsse (Integrative Physiology), Lillie Klemmer (Sociology), Danielle Price (Ethnic Studies/Sociology) and Rachel Whipple (Integrative Physiology).
Stanford led all schools with 88 total selections, leading five of the six sports in total selections including the most selections of any sport with 32 on football. Oregon State and Utah tied for the lead in women's cross country selections with 13.
| COLORADO SELECTIONS | |||
| Alec Hornecker | Men's Cross Country | Finance | |
| Joe Klecker | Men's Cross Country | Biochemistry | |
| Justice Ramos | Men's Cross Country | Architecture | |
| Paxton Smith | Men's Cross Country | Management/Marketing | |
| Josh Torres | Men's Cross Country | Integrative Physiology | |
| Madie Boreman | Women's Cross Country | Psychology/Women and Gender Studies | |
| Olivia Brooks | Women's Cross Country | Accounting | |
| Liz Constien | Women's Cross Country | Cinema Studies/Spanish | |
| Annie Hill | Women's Cross Country | Integrative Physiology | |
| Sage Hurta | Women's Cross Country | Chemical and Biological Engineering | |
| Karina Mann | Women's Cross Country | Ecology & Evolutionary Biology/Environmental Studies | |
| Bailey Nock | Women's Cross Country | Ecology & Evolutionary Biology/Environmental Studies | |
| Tabor Scholl | Women's Cross Country | Communication | |
| Lucas Cooper | Football | Strategic Communication | |
| Joshua Goldin | Football | Finance | |
| Jake Groth | Football | Management | |
| Alex Kinney | Football | Organizational Leadership | |
| Timothy Lynott | Football | Organizational Leadership | |
| Nico Magri | Football | Finance/Management | |
| Heston Paige | Football | History | |
| Blake Stenstrom | Football | Mechanical Engineering | |
| Jonathan Van Diest | Football | Management | |
| Hannah Cardenas | Women's Soccer | Integrative Physiology/Psychology | |
| Libby Geraghty | Women's Soccer | Integrative Physiology | |
| Chaynee Kingsbury | Women's Soccer | Journalism | |
| Jalen Tompkins | Women's Soccer | Psychology | |
| Sofia Weiner | Women's Soccer | Management | |
| Brynna DeLuzio | Volleyball | Marketing | |
| Emily DeMure | Volleyball | Sociology | |
| Taylor deProsse | Volleyball | Integrative Physiology | |
| Lillie Klemmer | Volleyball | Sociology | |
| Danielle Price | Volleyball | Ethnic Studies/Sociology | |
| Rachel Whipple | Volleyball | Integrative Physiology | |
| SCHOOL TOTALS | |||
| Stanford | 88 | ||
| California | 61 | ||
| Oregon State | 58 | ||
| Washington | 56 | ||
| Utah | 46 | ||
| UCLA | 43 | ||
| Arizona | 41 | ||
| Colorado | 33 | ||
| Arizona State | 33 | ||
| Washington State | 29 | ||
| Oregon | 21 | ||
| USC | 19 | ||
| SPORT LEADERS | |||
| Women's Soccer: | Stanford, 16 | ||
| Volleyball: | Stanford, 11 | ||
| Football: | Stanford, 32 | ||
| Women's XC: | Oregon State/Utah, 13 | ||
| Men's XC: | Stanford, 9 | ||
| Men's Soccer: | Stanford, 14 | ||