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Commissioner's Honor Roll – Spring 2020 Commissioner’s Honor Roll – Spring 2020 Abilene Christian – 158 Name Class Sport GPA Major Hometown Cinoon Bak So. Baseball 3.60 Information Systems Seoul, South Korea Thomas Brannon So. Baseball 3.05 Biochemistry Angelton, Texas Genner Cervantes Jr. Baseball 3.20 Sociology Phoenix, Ariz. Spencer Chirpich Sr. Baseball 3.25 Middle School Education Fairmont, Minn. Joseph Craig Jr. Baseball 3.20 Finance Blanchard, Okla. Owen Cuffee So. Baseball 3.37 Biology Roseville, Calif. Mitchell Dickson Jr. Baseball 3.80 Finance Flower Mound, Texas Colton Eager Sr. Baseball 3.75 Management North Richland Hills, Texas Ryan Fox So. Baseball 3.80 Criminal Justice Fort Worth, Texas Hunter Gieser Sr. Baseball 4.00 Finance Burleson, Texas Austin Glaze So. Baseball 3.60 Undecided Carthage, Texas Trey Harrison So. Baseball 3.60 Management Chandler, Ariz. Shaun Hickey Sr. Baseball 4.00 Liberal Studies Summerville, New Brunswick Ben Johnson So. Baseball 4.00 Management Southlake, Texas Advertising / Public Miller Ladusau So. Baseball 3.60 Heath, Texas Relations Tyler Morgan So. Baseball 3.20 Management Flower Mound, Texas Ryne Randle Sr. Baseball 3.80 Accounting Garland, Texas Austin Ruesch Jr. Baseball 3.20 Kinesiology Edwardsville, Ill. Zachary Smith Sr. Baseball 3.20 Marketing Abilene, Texas Calvin Strandt So. Baseball 4.00 Finance Frisco, Texas Seth Watts Jr. Baseball 3.62 Kinesiology Lubbock, Texas Eric Wimpee Sr. Baseball 3.60 Kinesiology Rockwall, Texas Immanuel Allen Jr. M Basketball 3.80 Child and Family Services Lake Oswego, Ore. Damien Daniels Jr. M Basketball 3.16 Undecided Kansas City, Mo. Paul Hiepler Sr. M Basketball 4.00 Criminal Justice Camarillo, Calif. Organizational Hayden Howell Gr. M Basketball 4.00 Midwest City, Okla. Development Reggie Miller Jr. M Basketball 3.20 Liberal Studies Houston, Texas Joe Pleasant Jr. M Basketball 3.40 Management Overland Park, Texas Payten Ricks Sr. M Basketball 3.06 Marketing Wichita, Kan. Alyssa Adams Sr. W Basketball 3.80 Communication Disorders San Antonio, Texas Dominique Golightly Sr. W Basketball 3.50 IDSC Chickasha, Okla. Pamela Herrera Sr. W Basketball 3.60 Nursing El Paso, Texas Alexis Kirgan Sr. W Basketball 3.33 Convergence Journalism Bullard, Texas Josie Larson Sr. W Basketball 3.53 Kinesiology San Antonio, Texas Makayla Mabry Sr. W Basketball 3.20 Criminal Justice San Antonio, Texas Anna McLeod Sr. W Basketball 4.00 Communication Disorders Houston, Texas Madison Miller Jr. W Basketball 3.20 Convergence Journalism Wylie, Texas Kamryn Mraz Jr. W Basketball 3.00 Psychology Little River, Texas Diamond Willcot Jr. W Basketball 3.00 Psychology Cedar Hill, Texas Breanna Wright Sr. W Basketball 4.00 English Teaching Jarrell, Texas Hunter Barker Jr. Beach Volleyball 3.60 Psychology Parker, Colo. Logan Browning Fr. Beach Volleyball 4.00 Biology Wichita Falls, Texas Rachel Crismore Fr. Beach Volleyball 3.56 Kinesiology Brackettville, Texas Claire Dunn Fr. Beach Volleyball 3.43 Biology Sahuarita, Ariz. Mackenzie Harris So. Beach Volleyball 3.80 Accounting Murfreesboro, Tenn. Katelyn Mueller Jr. Beach Volleyball 3.71 Nursing Sugar Land, Texas Sarah Nading Fr. Beach Volleyball 3.60 Marketing Austin, Texas Madison Rohre So. Beach Volleyball 3.82 Kinesiology Woodway, Texas Kennedy Shelstead Sr. Beach Volleyball 4.00 Conflict Management Lewisville, Texas Chase Allison Jr. M Golf 3.60 Finance Robinson, Texas Jake Bay Jr. M Golf 4.00 Marketing Shattuck, Okla. Brian Choe So. M Golf 3.60 Finance Coppell, Texas Alex Clouse Jr. M Golf 4.00 Agribusiness Flower Mound, Texas Logan Diomede Fr. M Golf 3.60 Marketing Argyle, Texas Bryce Dooley Sr. M Golf 3.33 Finance Friendswood, Texas Ethan Eppinette So. M Golf 3.80 Convergence Journalism Texarkana, Texas Zane Heusel Fr. M Golf 3.40 Management Edmond, Okla. Francisco Osio Gutierrez So. M Golf 3.80 Finance Mexico City, Mexico Bill Ramage Sr. M Golf 3.16 Accounting Farmers Branch, Texas Daniel Seibert Jr. M Golf 4.00 Accounting Waco, Texas Alec Wilson Fr. M Golf 4.00 Finance McKinney, Texas Caroline Adair Sr. Softball 3.66 Kinesiology Fort Worth, Texas Early Childhood Katelyn Belch Jr. Softball 4.00 Wylie, Texas Elementary Education Braeland Booth So. Softball 3.50 Agribusiness Wichita, Kan. Samantha Bradley Sr. Softball 4.00 Liberal Studies Azle, Texas Blakeli Brookreson Jr. Softball 3.20 Communication Lampasas, Texas Calie Burris Jr. Softball 3.80 History Haltom, Texas Blair Clayton Sr. Softball 4.00 Kinesiology Caldwell, Texas Jillian Hefner So. Softball 4.00 Finance Austin, Texas Early Childhood Kaitlyn Huseman So. Softball 3.00 Saginaw, Texas Elementary Education Conflict Management and Donelle Johnson Sr. Softball 3.50 McKinney, Texas Resolution Lacy Johnson Fr. Softball 3.60 Undecided Marion, S.C. Kayla Keeling Jr. Softball 3.78 Kinesiology Houston, Texas Moriah Ortiz So. Softball 3.60 Psychology North Richland Hills, Texas Valerie Rudd Fr. Softball 3.41 Kinesiology Huntington Beach, Calif. Alivia Sinnott So. Softball 3.18 Kinesiology Louisville, Ky. Briana Tjerina Jr. Softball 3.60 Bible and Ministry Katy, Texas Linsey Tomlinson Sr. Softball 3.16 Psychology Huffman, Texas Emily Womble Sr. Softball 4.00 Communication Round Rock, Texas Dimitrios Azoidis So. M Tennis 3.40 Finance Limassol, Cyprus Michael Benavides So. M Tennis 3.25 Finance San Antonio, Texas Savan Chhabra Fr. M Tennis 3.50 Undecided Irving, Texas Joaquin Delgado Jr. M Tennis 4.00 Kinesiology McAllen, Texas Jackson Fine Sr. M Tennis 3.20 Finance Bixby, Okla. Sebastian Langdon Sr. M Tennis 3.50 Finance Grapevine, Texas Coleson Stokes Fr. M Tennis 3.60 Management Keller, Texas Riley Tran So. M Tennis 4.00 Kinesiology Colleyville, Texas Akinori Wada Sr. M Tennis 3.60 Communication New South Wales, Australia Sarah Adams Sr. W Tennis 3.75 English New Braunfels, Texas Evangeline Du Toit Fr. W Tennis 3.62 Accounting Capetown, South Africa Claire Fisher Fr. W Tennis 3.60 Communication Disorders Flint, Texas Andrea Guerrero Fr. W Tennis 4.00 Management Mexico City, Mexico Anna Hosking Fr. W Tennis 3.60 Kinesiology Stellenbosch, South Africa Nini Memishshi Jr. W Tennis 4.00 Accounting Tbilisi, Georgia Ileana Mocciola Jr. W Tennis 4.00 Management General Roca, Argentina Allison Stewart So. W Tennis 4.00 Communication Disorders Midland, Texas Sylvia Viljoen So. W Tennis 3.78 Engineering Jackson, Miss. Grant Baker So. M Track & Field 3.00 Animal Science Victoria, Texas Ryan Bornemeier Fr. M Track & Field 3.50 Kinesiology Dalhart, Texas AJ Brown So. M Track & Field 3.62 Management Midland, Texas Blaze Brownlow Sr. M Track & Field 4.00 Finance Colleyville, Texas Levi Chambers So. M Track & Field 3.40 Bible and Ministry Evans, Colo. Ethan Christian Fr. M Track & Field 3.40 Finance Fort Worth, Texas Seth Crockett Jr. M Track & Field 3.00 Biology Abilene, Texas Le'Gari Daniels Jr. M Track & Field 3.80 Psychology Kingwood, Texas Reece Davison So. M Track & Field 3.31 Kinesiology Arvada, Colo. Ross Dean So. M Track & Field 4.00 Finance Keller, Texas Addison Franklin Fr. M Track & Field 3.40 Management The Colony, Texas Colton Gates So. M Track & Field 3.64 Engineering Centennial, Colo. Justin Haines Sr. M Track & Field 3.66 Accounting Waxahachie, Texas Trevon Hardy Fr. M Track & Field 3.80 Bible and Ministry Houston, Texas Jamal January So. M Track & Field 3.00 Communication Austin, Texas Collin Jumes Fr. M Track & Field 4.00 Vocal Performance Fredericksburg, Texas Jeremy King Fr, M Track & Field 3.50 Animal Science Lancaster, Texas Kevin Kipkosgei So. M Track & Field 3.50 Nursing Eldoret, Kenya Denis Lagat So. M Track & Field 3.20 Nursing Eldoret, Kenya Gabriel Laskey Fr. M Track & Field 4.00 Bible and Ministry Chagrin Falls, Ohio Caleb Lawrence Fr. M Track & Field 3.25 Management Granbury, Texas Ricktavius Lomax Sr. M Track & Field 3.00 Kinesiology Grapeland, Texas Trent Macdonald Fr. M Track & Field 3.43 Management Abilene, Texas Harrison Manuel So. M Track & Field 3.60 Kinesiology Rowlett, Texas Jacob Mechler Fr. M Track & Field 3.60 Kinesiology Andrews, Texas Cole Newman Fr. M Track & Field 3.00 Agribusiness Georgetown, Texas Jonathan Ply Fr. M Track & Field 3.56 Kinesiology Dayton, Nev. Tyler Richardson So. M Track & Field 3.00 Social Studies Canadian, Texas Daniel Wheeler Fr. M Track & Field 3.23 Undecided Wilson, Texas Avery Williams Sr. M Track & Field 3.68 Criminal Justice Katy, Texas Thomas Wilson Sr. M Track & Field 3.62 Biology Denton, Texas Irene Akwitti Sr. W Track & Field 3.78 Nursing Richmond, Texas Amy Ambelang Fr. W Track & Field 3.64 Kinesiology Boerne, Texas Ella Anttila So. W Track & Field 3.80 Psychology Helsinki, Finland Annina Brandenburg Jr. W Track & Field 4.00 Marketing Dusseldorf, Germany Brianna Douglas So. W Track & Field 3.06 Biology Abilene, Texas Briahna Gerlach Jr. W Track & Field 3.76 Social Work Gakona, Alaska Megan Kirby Jr. W Track & Field 3.20 Social Studies Pflugerville, Texas Payton Kirk So. W Track & Field 4.00 Engineering Coppell, Texas Trinity Kitchens Fr. W Track & Field 3.80 Nursing Haslet, Texas Hannah Marut Jr. W Track & Field 3.20 Kinesiology Sugar Land, Texas Taylor McCoy Fr. W Track & Field 3.76 Kinesiology Wichita Falls, Texas Chase Nolan So. W Track & Field 4.00 Biology El Paso, Texas Kyla Peeples Fr. W Track & Field 3.78 Biochemistry Corpus Christi, Texas Julia Perry Fr. W Track & Field 3.30 Communication Disorders Flower Mound, Texas Lexie Rawls Jr. W Track & Field 4.00 Kinesiology Lubbock, Texas Irene Rono Fr. W Track & Field 3.60 Nursing Eldama Ravine, Kenya Avery Silliman Fr. W Track & Field 4.00 Art Fairview, Texas Zoe Spinn So. W Track & Field 4.00 Nursing Holland, Texas Taylor Tolen Jr. W Track & Field 3.63 Kinesiology Lantana, Texas Ariana Trevino Fr. W Track & Field 3.25 Nutrition Schertz, Texas Soren Underwood Jr.
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