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2019-20 NAIA Scholar Teams Institution Name State Select Sport Team GPA Aquinas CollegeMichigan Volleyball Women's 3.480 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.340 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Tennis Women’s 3.410 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Softball 3.350 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Lacrosse Women's 3.280 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Golf Women's 3.310 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Cross Country Women’s 3.490 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Bowling Women's 3.460 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Indoor Track & Field Men's 3.180 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Tennis Men’s 3.540 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Golf Men's 3.310 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Cross Country Men’s 3.420 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Baseball 3.350 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Competitive Dance 3.660 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Competitive Cheer 3.270 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Lacrosse Men's 3.010 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Soccer Women’s 3.380 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Soccer Men’s 3.330 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.170 Aquinas CollegeMichigan Basketball Men’s - Division II 3.080 Arizona Christian University Arizona Swimming & Diving Women's 3.690 Arizona Christian University Arizona Cross Country Women’s 3.550 Arizona Christian University Arizona Tennis Women’s 3.550 Arizona Christian University Arizona Baseball 3.490 Arizona Christian University Arizona Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.450 Arizona Christian University Arizona Cross Country Men’s 3.370 Arizona Christian University Arizona Softball 3.310 Arizona Christian University Arizona Volleyball Men's 3.040 Arizona Christian University Arizona Swimming & Diving Men's 3.040 Arizona Christian University Arizona Volleyball Women's 3.270 Arizona Christian University Arizona Soccer Men’s 3.220 Arizona Christian University Arizona Soccer Women’s 3.210 Arizona Christian University Arizona Golf Women's 3.130 Arizona Christian University Arizona Outdoor Track & Field Men's 3.080 Arizona Christian University Arizona Wrestling 3.070 Arizona Christian University Arizona Basketball Men’s - Division I 3.040 Arizona Christian University Arizona Basketball Women’s - Division I 3.270 Asbury University Kentucky Tennis Women’s 3.200 Asbury University Kentucky Swimming & Diving Women's 3.380 Asbury University Kentucky Softball 3.290 Asbury University Kentucky Soccer Women’s 3.400 Asbury University Kentucky Lacrosse Women's 3.510 Asbury University Kentucky Golf Women's 3.380 Asbury University Kentucky Cross Country Women’s 3.490 Asbury University Kentucky Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.330 Asbury University Kentucky Tennis Men’s 3.200 Asbury University Kentucky Swimming & Diving Men's 3.140 Asbury University Kentucky Golf Men's 3.220 Asbury University Kentucky Cross Country Men’s 3.230 Asbury University Kentucky Basketball Men’s - Division II 3.310 Asbury University Kentucky Baseball 3.260 Asbury University Kentucky Volleyball Women's 3.410 Ave Maria University Flordia Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.600 Ave Maria University Flordia Soccer Women’s 3.430 Ave Maria University Flordia Golf Women's 3.520 Ave Maria University Flordia Tennis Women’s 3.460 Ave Maria University Flordia Cross Country Men’s 3.360 Ave Maria University Flordia Cross Country Women’s 3.400 Ave Maria University Flordia Volleyball Women's 3.290 Ave Maria University Flordia Lacrosse Women's 3.260 Ave Maria University Flordia Tennis Men’s 3.190 Ave Maria University Flordia Soccer Men’s 3.190 Ave Maria University Flordia Softball 3.150 Avila University Missouri Volleyball Women's 3.572 Avila University Missouri Softball 3.416 Avila University Missouri Soccer Women’s 3.386 Avila University Missouri Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.487 Baker University Kansas Tennis Women’s 3.446 Baker University Kansas Baseball 3.423 Baker University Kansas Basketball Men’s - Division I 3.365 Baker University Kansas Bowling Men's 3.330 Baker University Kansas Cross Country Men’s 3.378 Baker University Kansas Football 3.017 Baker University Kansas Golf Men's 3.081 Baker University Kansas Soccer Men’s 3.234 Baker University Kansas Tennis Men’s 3.087 Baker University Kansas Indoor Track & Field Men's 3.084 Baker University Kansas Outdoor Track & Field Men's 3.084 Baker University Kansas Wrestling 3.088 Baker University Kansas Basketball Women’s - Division I 3.270 Baker University Kansas Bowling Women's 3.404 Baker University Kansas Cross Country Women’s 3.623 Baker University Kansas Golf Women's 3.510 Baker University Kansas Soccer Women’s 3.600 Baker University Kansas Softball 3.693 Baker University Kansas Tennis Women’s 3.642 Baker University Kansas Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.395 Baker University Kansas Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.395 Baker University Kansas Volleyball Women's 3.597 Baker University Kansas Women's Wrestling 3.184 Baker University Kansas Competitive Cheer 3.310 Baker University Kansas Competitive Dance 3.217 Bellevue University Nebraska Volleyball Women's 3.590 Bellevue University Nebraska Baseball 3.155 Benedictine College Kansas Competitive Cheer 3.323 Benedictine College Kansas Competitive Dance 3.543 Benedictine College Kansas Basketball Men’s - Division I 3.132 Benedictine College Kansas Baseball 3.282 Benedictine College Kansas Cross Country Men’s 3.285 Benedictine College Kansas Soccer Men’s 3.236 Benedictine College Kansas Indoor Track & Field Men's 3.230 Benedictine College Kansas Outdoor Track & Field Men's 3.274 Benedictine College Kansas Cross Country Women’s 3.528 Benedictine College Kansas Lacrosse Women's 3.550 Benedictine College Kansas Softball 3.594 Benedictine College Kansas Soccer Women’s 3.535 Benedictine College Kansas Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.498 Benedictine College Kansas Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.507 Benedictine College Kansas Volleyball Women's 3.450 Benedictine College Kansas Basketball Women’s - Division I 3.521 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.291 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Golf Women's 3.260 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Softball 3.040 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Soccer Women’s 3.226 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Volleyball Women's 3.132 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Cross Country Men’s 3.257 Benedictine University Mesa Arizona Golf Men's 3.244 Bethany College Kansas Soccer Men’s3.252 Bethany College Kansas Soccer Women’s3.530 Bethany College Kansas Volleyball Women's 3.221 Bethany College Kansas Softball 3.419 Bethany College Kansas Golf Men's 3.513 Bethany College Kansas Golf Women's3.795 Bethany College Kansas Tennis Women’s3.440 Bethany College Kansas Tennis Men’s3.406 Bethany College Kansas Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.639 Bethany College Kansas Baseball 3.078 Bethany College Kansas Cross Country Women’s 3.178 Bethany College Kansas Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.153 Bethany College Kansas Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.111 Bethany College Kansas Competitive Cheer3.204 Bethany College Kansas Competitive Dance3.204 Bethel College Kansas Competitive Dance 3.570 Bethel College Kansas Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.443 Bethel College Kansas Soccer Women’s 3.420 Bethel College Kansas Volleyball Women's 3.434 Bethel College Kansas Cross Country Women’s 3.481 Bethel College Kansas Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.360 Bethel College Kansas Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.391 Bethel College Kansas Competitive Cheer 3.307 Bethel College Kansas Softball 3.133 Bethel College Kansas Golf Men's 3.601 Bethel College Kansas Tennis Women’s 3.300 Bethel College Kansas Tennis Men’s 3.773 Bethel University Indiana Baseball 3.125 Bethel University Indiana Bowling Women's 3.292 Bethel University Indiana Competitive Cheer 3.043 Bethel University Indiana Cross Country Women’s 3.434 Bethel University Indiana Cross Country Men’s 3.228 Bethel University Indiana Golf Women's 3.311 Bethel University Indiana Golf Men's 3.568 Bethel University Indiana Soccer Men’s 3.160 Bethel University Indiana Softball 3.410 Bethel University Indiana Swimming & Diving Women's 3.307 Bethel University Indiana Tennis Men’s 3.525 Bethel University Indiana Tennis Women’s 3.688 Bethel University Indiana Indoor Track & Field Men's 3.132 Bethel University Indiana Outdoor Track & Field Men's 3.132 Bethel University Indiana Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.264 Bethel University Indiana Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.264 Bethel University Indiana Lacrosse Women's 3.167 Bethel University Indiana Soccer Women’s 3.547 Bethel University Indiana Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.361 Bethel University Indiana Volleyball Women's 3.517 Bethel University Indiana Baseball 3.125 Bethel University Indiana Bowling Women's 3.292 Bethel University Indiana Competitive Cheer 3.043 Bethel University Indiana Cross Country Women’s 3.434 Bethel University Indiana Cross Country Men’s 3.228 Bethel University Indiana Golf Women's 3.404 Bethel University Indiana Golf Men's 3.568 Bethel University Indiana Soccer Men’s 3.160 Bethel University Indiana Softball 3.410 Bethel University Indiana Swimming & Diving Women's 3.323 Bethel University Indiana Tennis Men’s 3.525 Bethel University Indiana Tennis Women’s 3.688 Bethel University Indiana Indoor Track & Field Men's 3.132 Bethel University Indiana Outdoor Track & Field Men's 3.132 Bethel University Indiana Indoor Track & Field Women's 3.264 Bethel University Indiana Outdoor Track & Field Women's 3.264 Bethel University Indiana Volleyball Women's 3.517 Bethel University Indiana Lacrosse Women's 3.167 Bethel University Indiana Soccer Women’s 3.547 Bethel University Indiana Basketball Women’s - Division II 3.361 Bethel University Tennessee Volleyball Women's 3.340 Bethel University Tennessee Softball 3.480
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