Sixty-Seven Bulldogs Named to SEC Spring Honor Roll
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Accolades continue to roll in for Mississippi State athletics following a stellar 2014-15 all-around performance as 67 student-athletes have been named to the Southeastern Conference’s 2015 Spring Academic Honor Roll.
The 2015 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2014 summer, 2014 fall and 2015 spring terms.
The 67 Bulldogs were a primary reason for State student-athletes posting a cumulative grade point average of 3.00 for the first time ever.
John Cohen’s Diamond Dawgs had an MSU-best 17 student-athletes named to the honor roll, while softball ranked second among State programs with 12 student-athletes receiving the honor.
State’s women’s sports programs posted a record-best cumulative GPA of 3.30.
The men’s and women’s track and field teams combined for 20 honor roll selections. Eleven came on the men’s side of head coach Steve Dudley’s program and the remaining nine came on the women’s side.
Women’s golf and men’s tennis each saw five of their own selected to the honor roll, with women’s tennis and men’s golf each placing four on the list.
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2015 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll
Baseball
Matthew Britton – Business Administration
Preston Brown – Biological Engineering
Jared Elliot – Kinesiology
Trevor Fitts – Kinesiology
Seth Heck – Business Management
John Holland – Business Management
Dakota Hudson – Kinesiology
Reid Humphreys – Kinesiology
Ross Mitchell – Marketing & Business Administration
Matthew Spruill – Business Administration
James Tatum – Marketing
Jacob Vickerson – Business Administration
Cody Walker – Business Administration
Joshua Lovelady – Business Management
Terry Rooker – Business Administration
Trent Waddell – Food Science Nutrition
Daniel Brown – Kinesiology
Men’s Golf
Jackson Dick – Finance
Fletcher Johnson – Finance
Tony Morgan – Business Administration
Jonathan Newnham – Business Administration
Women’s Golf
Ji Eun Baik – Kinesiology
Blaise Carabello – Business Administration
Logan Chaney – Criminology
Ally McDonald – Interdisciplinary Studies
Pui Man Rica Tse – Master of Business Administration
Softball
Madison Arroyo – Communication
Katie Anne Bailey – Human Sciences
Julia Echols – Master’s Business Administration
Alexis Silkwood – Secondary Education
Kayla Winkfield – Human Sciences
Loryn Nichols – Human Sciences
Katie Gentle – Kinesiology
Olivia Golden –Human Sciences
Mackenzie Toler – Kinesiology
Caroline Seitz – Communication
Ashley Phillips – Kinesiology|
Erika Gaul – Special Education
Men’s Tennis
Rishab Agarwal – Business Administration
Julian Cash – Business Administration
Robin Haden – Administration
Florian Lakat – Business Administration
Tassilo Schmid – Interdisciplinary Studies
Women’s Tennis
Martina Frantova – Business Administration
Timea Guibe – Business Administration
Georgiana Patrasc – Psychology
Naomi Tran – Finance
Men’s Track & Field
Piotr Antosik – Kinesiology
Dustin James – Special Education
Brandon McBride – Business Administration
Andrew Monaghan – Kinesiology
Patrick Monaghan – Kinesiology
Marshall Nunn – Kinesiology
Seth Peace – Business Administration
Damian Roszko – Interdisciplinary Studies
Zach Taylor – Kinesiology
Matthew Weickert – Industrial Engineering
Jaquarius Wilson – Communication
Women’s Track & Field
Carmen Brothers – Kinesiology
Abigail Dill – Accounting
Rochelle Farquharson – Kinesiology
Cornelia Griesche – Economics
Shelvia Gross – Microbiology
Emma Neigel – Horticulture
Rhianwedd Price – Animal Dairy Science
Sydney Rodkey – Criminology
Lisa Ziegler – Economics