Grand Canyon University Athletics
Sophomores step up on Fall Academic All-WAC list
1/17/2019 11:54:00 AM | General
The Western Athletic Conference announced its Fall Academic All-WAC honorees this week, and 33 Grand Canyon athletes made the cut. Student-athletes from men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer and women's volleyball are honored on the list.
Student-athletes must have completed one academics year, have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.2 and participate in 50 percent of their contests in order to be eligible.
A grand total of 274 student-athletes were named to the list for the Fall of 2018. The top three schools with the most honorees were Utah Valley, who totaled the most honorees (40), followed by Kansas City (37) and GCU (33).
The women's soccer team led GCU with 10 honorees. Right behind them was men's soccer and women's volleyball who each contributed nine. The sophomore class made up of almost half of GCU's honorees, totaling 15 across all five sports.
Below is a full list of all GCU's Academic All-WAC honorees.
Men's Cross Country
Matthew Anciaux, Jr.
Joseph Biehl, So.
Women's Cross Country
Elizabeth Balsan, Jr.
McKayla Cordova, So.
Kenzie Fitzgerald, Sr.
Paige Hildebrandt, Jr.
Erika Wallace, Jr.
Men's Soccer
Marco Afonso, So.
Marlon Atondo, Sr.
Austin Day, Jr.
Josh Drack, So.
Brandon Johnson, Jr.
Alex Radilla, Sr.
Alex Ramirez, Sr.
Justin Rasmussen, So.
Women's Soccer
Abigail Burton, Sr.
McKenzie Cook, Sr.
Hannah Edwards, So.
Brylee Hawkins, Sr.
Sandra Hill, So.
Sarah Inafuku, Sr.
Camryn Larson, So.
Mikaela McGee, So.
Hannah Nichols, So.
Kelsey Smith, Sr.
Volleyball
Teagan DeFalco, So.
Kobie Dunn, So.
Molly Feldmeth, So.
Sarah Hagge, So.
Melody Horton, Jr.
Kaira Moss, So.
Kayla Redfield, Jr.
Tressa Schuler, Sr.
Student-athletes must have completed one academics year, have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.2 and participate in 50 percent of their contests in order to be eligible.
A grand total of 274 student-athletes were named to the list for the Fall of 2018. The top three schools with the most honorees were Utah Valley, who totaled the most honorees (40), followed by Kansas City (37) and GCU (33).
The women's soccer team led GCU with 10 honorees. Right behind them was men's soccer and women's volleyball who each contributed nine. The sophomore class made up of almost half of GCU's honorees, totaling 15 across all five sports.
Below is a full list of all GCU's Academic All-WAC honorees.
Men's Cross Country
Matthew Anciaux, Jr.
Joseph Biehl, So.
Women's Cross Country
Elizabeth Balsan, Jr.
McKayla Cordova, So.
Kenzie Fitzgerald, Sr.
Paige Hildebrandt, Jr.
Erika Wallace, Jr.
Men's Soccer
Marco Afonso, So.
Marlon Atondo, Sr.
Austin Day, Jr.
Josh Drack, So.
Brandon Johnson, Jr.
Alex Radilla, Sr.
Alex Ramirez, Sr.
Justin Rasmussen, So.
Women's Soccer
Abigail Burton, Sr.
McKenzie Cook, Sr.
Hannah Edwards, So.
Brylee Hawkins, Sr.
Sandra Hill, So.
Sarah Inafuku, Sr.
Camryn Larson, So.
Mikaela McGee, So.
Hannah Nichols, So.
Kelsey Smith, Sr.
Volleyball
Teagan DeFalco, So.
Kobie Dunn, So.
Molly Feldmeth, So.
Sarah Hagge, So.
Melody Horton, Jr.
Kaira Moss, So.
Kayla Redfield, Jr.
Tressa Schuler, Sr.
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