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Big 12 Release Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Russell Luna July 2, 2021 469.524.1009 / [email protected] 2020-21 Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team Features 527 Irving, Texas - A total of 527 student-athletes have been named to the 2020-21 Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team, which honors conference competitors who are new, incoming freshmen at their respective league institution. Texas led the way with 96 honorees, while West Virginia followed with 63 and Kansas with 61. A total of 70 student-athletes were nominated with 4.00 grade point averages. Nominated by each institution’s director of student-athlete support services, student-athletes on the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team must be new, first-time/incoming freshmen that have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial coursework and achieved a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00. Additionally, the student-athlete must have participated in at least one of their team’s scheduled contests and must have been a member of their respective team for their sport’s entire NCAA Championship segment. The Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team was introduced in the 2012-13 academic year. -more- BIG12SPORTS.COM @Big12Conference #Big12 Facebook.com/Big12 YouTube.com/Big12Conference 2020-21 ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 ROOKIE TEAM *INDICATES NOMINATED WITH A 4.00 GPA Name, School Sport Major Hometown Riley Chimwala, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Communication Plano, Texas Zoe Collins, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Health/Kinesiology/Leisure Studies Newark, Del. Mia Figola, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Pre-Psychology Aurora, Ill. Bayley Humphrey, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Health Science Studies Chandler, Ariz. Allison Joswick, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Health Science Studies Plainfield, Ill. Kristen Mccain, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Health/Kinesiology/Leisure Studies Cypress, Texas Grayson Moore, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Sociology Cedar Park, Texas Sara Weber, Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Pre-Psychology Bryant, Ark. Zac Childers, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business College Station, Texas Grant Golomb, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Southlake, Texas Alex Gonzales, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Argyle, Texas Ben Kesler, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Dallas, Texas Drew Leach, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Houston, Texas Adam Muirhead, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Rockport, Texas Andy Owen, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Turlock, Calif. Jacob Schoenvogel, Baylor Baseball Public Health Houston, Texas Cole Stasio, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Davie, Fla. Luke Thompson, Baylor Baseball Pre-Business Cypress, Texas Madison Mitchell, Baylor Equestrian Public Health Clarkston, Mich. Emily Moomaw, Baylor Equestrian Biology Marble Falls, Texas Samantha Stubblefield, Baylor Equestrian Statistics Montgomery, Texas Gavin Byers, Baylor Football Pre-Business Grapevine, Texas Drake Dabney, Baylor Football Pre-Business Cypress, Texas Blake Shapen, Baylor Football Health, Kinesiology & Leisure Studies Shreveport, La. Trey Bosco, Baylor Men’s Golf Health, Kinesiology & Leisure Studies Austin, Texas Rosie Belsham, Baylor Women’s Golf Health, Kinesiology, & Leisure Studies Whitley Bay, England Nina Lang, Baylor Women’s Golf Pre-Business Ingolstadt, Bavaria Britta Snyder, Baylor Women’s Golf Health, Kinesiology, & Leisure Studies Ames, Iowa Mackenzie Anthony, Baylor Soccer Pre-Business Wheaton, Ill. Chloe Brown, Baylor Soccer Pre-Business Kingwood, Texas Sarah Hornyak, Baylor Soccer Pre-Business Southlake, Texas Chloe Japic, Baylor Soccer Pre-Business Palo Alto, Calif. Brooklyn Kouns, Baylor Soccer Health Science Studies Klein, Texas Olivia Mack, Baylor Soccer Pre-Business Manhattan Beach, Calif. Gabby Mueller, Baylor Soccer Nutrition Sciences Macomb, Mich. Sydney Collazos, Baylor Softball Health Science Studies Georgetown, Texas Maren Judisch, Baylor Softball Undecided Waukee, Iowa Zadie LaValley, Baylor Softball Undecided Choctaw, Okla. Christopher Frantzen, Baylor Men’s Tennis Finance Augsburg, Germany Alejandro Garcia, Baylor Men’s Tennis Pre-Business Leon, Spain Audrey Boch-Collins, Baylor Women’s Tennis Political Science Las Vegas, Nev. Ben Conacher, Baylor* Men’s Track & Field Biochemistry Katy, Texas Kate Avery, Baylor Women’s Track & Field Baylor Business Fellows Rockwall, Texas Kavia Francis, Baylor Women’s Track & Field Pre-Business Clarendon, Jamaica Lily Jacobs, Baylor Women’s Track & Field Nutrition Sciences Sunnyvale, Texas Alex Kubicek, Baylor Women’s Track & Field Bioinformatics Pearland, Texas Kendall Mansukhani, Baylor Women’s Track & Field Health, Kinesiology, Leisure Studies Half Moon Bay, Calif. Brooke Robinson, Baylor Women’s Track & Field American Studies & Political Science Pre-Law Wake Forest, N.C. Lily Williams, Baylor Women’s Track & Field Undecided Centennial, Colo. Cassandra Davis, Baylor* Volleyball Health Science Studies Highlands Ranch, Colo. Lexi Donarski, Iowa State Women’s Basketball Marketing & Management La Crosse, Wis. Kylie Feuerbach, Iowa State Women’s Basketball Pre-Business Sycamore, Ill. Aubrey Joens, Iowa State Women’s Basketball Elementary Education Iowa City, Iowa Emily Ryan, Iowa State Women’s Basketball Pre-Business Claflin, Kan. Aidan Bitter, Iowa State Football Pre-Business Tampa, Fla. Hunter Dekkers, Iowa State Football Communication Studies Hawarden, Iowa Craig McDonald, Iowa State Football Communication Studies Minneapolis, Minn. Cole Pedersen, Iowa State Football Kinesiology and Health Leon, Iowa JR Singleton, Iowa State Football Advertising Gurnee, Ill. Brock Barnhart, Iowa State Men’s Golf Industrial Engineering Cedar Rapids, Iowa Lukas Pany, Iowa State Men’s Golf Pre-Business Marbella, Spain Ellie Braksiek, Iowa State Women’s Golf Business Economics Cedar Rapids, Iowa Emilie Hong, Iowa State Gymnastics Kinesiology and Health Langley, B.C. Kaia Parker, Iowa State Gymnastics Event Management Ozark, Mo. Meghan Carl, Iowa State Soccer Kinesiology and Health Sycamore, Ill. Olivia Edwards, Iowa State Soccer Pre-Business Irvine, Calif. 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Noah Kohut-Jackson, Iowa State Men’s Track & Field Chemical Engineering Ames, Iowa Julia Capone, Iowa State Volleyball Kinesiology and Health Mississauga, Ontario Alexis Engelbrecht, Iowa State Volleyball Criminal Justice Cary, N.C. Micah Hall, Iowa State Volleyball Biology San Antonio, Texas Jordan Hopp, Iowa State Volleyball Kinesiology and Health Alliance, Neb. Cody Fisher, Iowa State Wrestling Criminal Justice Madrid, Iowa Ben Monroe, Iowa State Wrestling Statistics Ankeny, Iowa Drew Woodley, Iowa State Wrestling Pre-Business Northfield, Minn. Anthony Castonguay, Kansas Baseball Sports Management Aurora, Colo. Tavian Josenberger, Kansas Baseball Liberal Arts & Sciences Kansas City, Mo. Seth Sweet-Chick, Kansas Baseball Sports Management Goodyear, Ariz. Latrell Jossell, Kansas Men’s Basketball Undecided CLAS Chicago, Ill. Jacques Muscadin, Kansas Men’s Basketball Undecided CLAS Gonaives, Haiti Bryce Thompson, Kansas Men’s Basketball Communication Studies Tulsa, Okla. 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