LARAMIE, Wyo. (3/2/22) – The Mountain West Conference announced its Academic All-Mountain West Conference list of honorees Wednesday. A total of 85 University of Wyoming student-athletes were recognized.
In order to be considered, a student-athlete must meet three requirements. They must have completed at least one term at the member institution, attained a GPA of 3.0 or higher and played in at least 50 percent of their team's games.
Women's soccer led the way for Wyoming with 23 of its players earning the honor. Football wasn't far behind with 22 being recognized. Women's cross-country had 16 that made the list, while volleyball and men's cross-country had 13 and 11, respectively.
A complete list of the Wyoming honorees can be found below…
Men's cross-country (11)
Cooper Brown, civil engineering
Philip Henry, physiology, molecular biology
Charles McIntyre, philosophy
Mason Norman, civil engineering
Oisin O'Gailin, statistics
William Person, political science, international studies
Joshua Rodgers, accounting
Albert Steiner, marketing, professional sales
Trevor Stephen, physiology
Jerald Taylor, agricultural business
Connor Zydek, architectural engineering
Women's cross-country (16)
Abigail Braun, management of human resources
Leah Christians, exploratory studies
McKenzi Davison, animal & veterinary science
Riley Frankel, marketing
Riley Geldean, chemical engineering
Addi Iken, nursing
Muriel Jones, animal & veterinary science
Kaylee Kearse, secondary education, English
Libby McGrath, animal & veterinary science
Katelyn Mitchem, environmental systems science, rangeland ecology & watershed management
Michelle Renner, nursing
Kylie Simshauser, kinesiology & health promotion
Molly Sitter, kinesiology & health promotion
Anna Spear, environmental & natural resources, political science
Abigail Whitman, outdoor recreation/tourism management
Madyson Willis, physiology
Football (22)
Blayne Baker, elementary education
Jordan Bertagnole, American studies
Latrell Bible, finance
Parker Christensen, kinesiology & health promotion
Caleb Cooley, entrepreneurship
Frank Crum, finance
Keegan Cryder, civil engineering
Caleb Driskill, physical education teaching
Ayden Eberhardt, communication
Wyett Ekeler, management of human resources
Ralph Fawaz, entrepreneurship
Keonte Glinton, American studies, kinesiology & health promotion
John Hoyland, mechanical engineering
Gavin Meyer, criminal justice
Chad Muma, mechanical engineering
Jaylen Pate, political science
Will Pelissier, finance
Trey Smith, public administration
Zach Watts, management
Treyton Welch, management of human resources
Isaac White, business
Wyatt Wieland, finance
Women's soccer (23)
Ashley Bahr, exploratory studies
Jazi Barela, kinesiology & health promotion
Alyssa Bedard, kinesiology & health promotion
Taylor Brook, elementary education
Maddi Chance, speech language & hearing sciences
Nikayla Copenhaver, criminal justice, psychology
Alex Daws, biology
Rae Gerking, statistics
Hannah Hagen, kinesiology & health promotion
Delany Hallcroft, management
Camille Hawley, management of human resources
Kylee Holstad, nursing
Faith Joiner, outdoor recreation/tourism management, environmental/natural resources
Hannah Lee, kinesiology & health promotion
Sydney Miller, management of human resources
Kennedy Schomer, art education, communication
Eliza-Grace Smith, elementary education
Melia Stubbs, biology
Liv Stutzman, health science
Jamie Tatum, nursing
Amber Vokoun, biology
Savannah Warner, physiology
Keelie Wortmann, architectural engineering, American studies
Volleyball (13)
Corin Curruth, elementary education, American studies
Teresa Garza, kinesiology & health promotion
Kaitlyn Gehles, Spanish
Erika Jones, speech language & hearing sciences
Lydeke King, general studies
Kayla Mazzocca, kinesiology & health promotion
Jackie McBride, communication
Abigail Olsen, biology, Spanish
Naya Shime, business economics
Kyra Slavik, management
Zoee Smith, secondary education, German
Faith Waitsman, family and consumer sciences
Hailey Zuroske, physiology, pre-pharmacy
