WESTERVILLE, Ohio – The University Athletic Association (UAA) announced the members of its 17^th Annual UAA Presidents Council Scholar-Athlete Team on Tuesday morning.
 
In total, 103 UAA student-athletes were honored, including 26 from WashU.
 
To achieve this recognition, a student-athlete is required to earn first team All-Association honors and must carry a 3.70 or greater cumulative grade-point average through the playing season of their sport. Student-athletes must have completed one full year at the institution to qualify.
 
WashU Honorees
Quinn Bird, women's track and field
Jenae Bothe, women's track and field
Brandon Brazil, men's track and field
Ellie Cain, women's track and field
Cate Christopher, women's track and field
Riley Clark, women's track and field
Olivia Clemons, women's soccer
Julia Coric, women's track and field
Caroline Echols, women's track and field
Grace Ehlert, women's soccer
Colin Fox, men's tennis
Anna Freeman, volleyball
William Frohling, men's track and field
Quentin Gomez, men's soccer
Kennedy Grippo, softball
Eliana Hanna, women's tennis
Lexy Harris, women's basketball
Lucinda Laughlin, women's track and field
Lauren Raley, women's track and field
Sidney Rogers, women's basketball
Ryan Soong, baseball
Kylie Spytek, women's track and field
Cate Stevens, women's track and field
Mackenzie Walker, women's track and field
Ethan Wirtschafter, men's soccer
Jasmine Wright, women's track and field
 
The UAA Presidents Council created this special recognition in 2009. The original recommendation to establish this honor came from the UAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and was supported by the Athletic Administrators and Delegates Committees. As a group, UAA student-athletes and teams have consistently demonstrated high levels of both academic and athletic achievement. The UAA Presidents Council Scholar-Athlete Team recognition demonstrates the success of these principles at the level of the individual student-athlete.
 
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