COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou Athletics placed 73 student-athletes on the 2018 Spring Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, announced Wednesday by league commissioner, Greg Sankey.

The 2018 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll includes the sports of baseball, men's and women's golf, softball, tennis and track & field. It's based on grades from the 2017 Summer, 2017 Fall and 2018 Spring terms.

A total of 1,284 student-athletes were named to this year's list. The complete 2018 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll and its corresponding nomination criteria is available here.

Mizzou was represented by all seven programs eligible in this year's Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll. Women's Track & Field garnered the most recipients with 25 total honorees.

Mizzou Representatives on 2018 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll (Name-Major)

Baseball

• Matt Berler – Business
• Cameron Dulle – Business Administration
• Nolan Gromacki – Mechanical Engineering
• Kameron Misner – Parks, Recreation and Sport
• Bryce Montes De Oca – Business Administration
• Alex Samples – Business Administration
• Andy Toelken – Parks, Recreation and Sport

Men's Golf

• Luigi Botta – Accountancy
• Hayden Buckley – Health Science
• Matt Echelmeier – Business Administration
• Rory Franssen – Parks, Recreation and Sport
• Trevor Ullestad – Geography

Women's Golf

• Emma Allen – Hospitality Management
• Cayce Hendrickson – Business Administration
• Amanda Kim – Business Administration
• Cherise Otter – Business Administration
• Mackenzie Perez – Journalism
• Clara Young – Accountancy
• Jessica Yuen – Business Administration

Softball

• Paige Bange – Nutritional Sciences
• Braxton Burnside – Communication
• Raime Cohen – Communication
• Gabby Garrison – Educational Studies
• Cayla Kessinger – General Studies
• Regan Nash – Parks, Recreation and Sport
• Madi Norman – Master's Ed School and Counseling Psychology
• Rylee Pierce – Health Science
• Kolby Romaine – Health Science
• Amanda Sanchez – Health Science
• Cosette Tomita – Chemistry

Women's Tennis

• Kadi Fauble – Biological Sciences
• Amina Ismail – Interdisciplinary
• Mackenzy Middlebrooks – Journalism
• Clare Raley – Journalism

Men's Track & Field

• Avery Carter – Health Science
• Zach Cook – Biological Sciences
• Marc Dubrick – Business Administration
• Thomas George – Health Science
• Ben Goodman – Parks, Recreation and Tourism
• Sean Harrell – Architectural Studies
• Patrick Kearns – Secondary Education
• Robert Kuhlmann – Health Science
• Patrick Kunza – General Studies
• Rauno Liitmae – Global Public Affairs
• Evan Schulte – Electrical Engineering
• Jacob Schweiss – Mechanical Engineering
• Mark Sheridan – Business Administration
• Taylor Stephen – Business Administration

Women's Track & Field

• Ellyn Atkinson – Data Science & Analytics
• Kaelyn Balch – Art
• Megan Cunningham – Biological Sciences
• Elly Deturris – Communication
• Samantha Farmer – Biological Engineering
• Kaitlyn Fischer – Human Environmental Sciences
• Susan Forbis – Biological Engineering
• Kayla Funkenbusch – Health Science
• Michaela Hackbarth – Secondary Education
• Valeska Halamicek – Psychology
• Kelli Jackson – Health Science
• Gabi Jacobs – Positive Psychology
• Tsai-Anne Joseph – Plant Sciences
• Jamie Kempfer – Biological Sciences
• Jordyn Kleve – Nutritional Sciences
• Karina Liz – Secondary Education
• Keyoni Mbroh – Health Science
• Sophia Racette – Nutritional Sciences
• Karissa Roman – Business Administration
• Karissa Schweizer – Health Science
• Faramola Shonekan – History
• Kate Smith – Health Science
• Hannah Thomas – Health Science
• Allie Webb – Business Administration
• Carolyn White – Business Administration