School-Record 147 Broncos Earn Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Honors
7/24/2024 3:00:00 PM | General
Women's track and field, football led the way with 20+ academic awards from the conference
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State had a department-record 147 student-athletes earn Mountain West Scholar-Athlete honors for the 2023-24 academic year as the conference announced its complete list of academic award winners on Wednesday.
The Broncos, who broke the previous record of 129 set in 2020-21, were led by women's track and field (23) and football (21) for the most selections among the 13 Boise State teams represented in the Mountain West.
Four other women's teams also reached double digits, including soccer (18), softball (17), gymnastics (14) and women's basketball (11).
The other programs with honorees included men's track and field (10), women's tennis (9), volleyball (6), women's golf (6), men's basketball (4), men's golf (4), and men's tennis (4).
Boise State student-athletes closed out the 2023-24 academic year with the highest cumulative grade-point average (GPA) in department history with a 3.42. Over half of Boise State's sports programs earned a new GPA record, whether cumulative or semester, during the school year, while women's golf (3.82), softball (3.57) and football (3.18) set all-time records for semester GPA.
All student-athletes who meet the following criteria were named a Mountain West Scholar-Athlete:
The Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Awards follow up the conference's announcement on Tuesday of the Spring 2024 Academic All-Mountain West honorees, which the Broncos had 101 selections.
Men's Basketball (4)
Tyson Degenhart
Andrew Meadow
Jace Whiting
Sam Winter
Women's Basketball (11)
Dani Bayes
Alyssa Christensen
Jayda Clark
Mya Hansen
Allie Hueckman
Trista Hull
Linsey Lovrovich
Abby Muse
Mackenzie Naro
Mary Kay Naro
Natalie Pasco
Football (21)
Michael Callahan
Bryce Cleave
Ryker Clinger
Kyle Cox
Tyler Crowe
Max Cutforth
Ben Ford
Colt Fulton
Jackson Grier
Maddux Madsen
Chase Martin
Wyatt Milkovic
Cole Miller
Marco Notarainni
Chase Penry
Boen Phelps
Carson Rasmussen
Jason Steele
Alexander Teubner
Luke Voorhees
Matt Wagner
Men's Golf (4)
Luke Cushman
Ryan Meyer
Will O'Connor
Cole Rueck
Women's Golf (6)
Annie Buffolino
Leia Chung
Macee Greenwood
Jillian Hui
Teal Matsueda
Franca Polla
Gymnastics (14)
Courtney Blackson
Anna Ferguson
Kylee Hamby
Julia Krzywanski
Sydney Leitch
Emily Lopez
Emma Loyim
Elaina McGovern
Julia Melchert
Dani Nakayama
Adriana Pop
Dani Schaffer
Victoria Smirnov
Alyssa Vulaj
Softball (17)
Kasey Aguinaga
Paige Austin
Taylor Caudill
Abby Dowell
Hollie Farmer
Keely Gousha
Isabel Gusman
Taci Haase
Mykenzie Hanna
Jordyn Hutchins
Sophia Knight
Megan Lake
Leah McAnally
Sophia Romero
Skylar Stroh
Brook Thompson
Ashyln Whalen
Soccer (18)
Sophia Avalos
Ella Baker
Ali Chatterton
Olivia Collins
Genevieve Crenshaw
Carly Cross
Sophie Drown
Gabrielle Hanke
Michaela Justiniani
Asia Lawyer
Mackenzie MacMillan
Avery McBride
Payton McBride
Molly McCabe
Kaitlyn Slocum
Grace Sommers
Jocelyn Stephens
Evva Vail
Men's Tennis (4)
Jan Lucca Marquardt
Sam Sippel
Liam Toroman
James Van Herzeele
Women's Tennis (9)
Joana Baptista
Ariadna Briones Ginesta
Ana Conde Vendrell
Nicole Discenza
Pauline Ernstberger
Shauna Heffernan
Ryan Kershner
Ella Piron
Bhakti Shah
Men's Track and Field (10)
Austen Apperson
Josh Dickinson
Christian Graham
Joe Hudson
Brian Kiprotich
Ollie Newman
Tom Patrick
Ned Potter
Wyatt Roseman
Alex Thompson
Women's Track and Field (23)
Hanna Ackermann
Isabella Ales
Sunitha Black
Bianca Boehnke
Eloise Bolles
Ines Borba
Gabriella Chiara
Alyssa Cullen
Kenna DeLemos
Gabbie Hasskamp
Abby Kendrick
Julia Kiesler
Alexee Kline
Amit Koma
Lauren Larson
Macy Marquardt
Autumn Ost
Kaiya Robertson
Ruby Sereday
Maggie Shirazi
Abby Stamper
Rebecca Vander Poel
Addie Winter
Volleyball (6)
Paige Bartsch
Elle Cotton
Kendall Hastings
Nicole Jacob
Bella McGirr
Bridey O'Connor
The Broncos, who broke the previous record of 129 set in 2020-21, were led by women's track and field (23) and football (21) for the most selections among the 13 Boise State teams represented in the Mountain West.
Four other women's teams also reached double digits, including soccer (18), softball (17), gymnastics (14) and women's basketball (11).
The other programs with honorees included men's track and field (10), women's tennis (9), volleyball (6), women's golf (6), men's basketball (4), men's golf (4), and men's tennis (4).
Boise State student-athletes closed out the 2023-24 academic year with the highest cumulative grade-point average (GPA) in department history with a 3.42. Over half of Boise State's sports programs earned a new GPA record, whether cumulative or semester, during the school year, while women's golf (3.82), softball (3.57) and football (3.18) set all-time records for semester GPA.
All student-athletes who meet the following criteria were named a Mountain West Scholar-Athlete:
- Must have completed at least two semesters or three quarters at the certifying, member institution; and
- Must have a cumulative grade-point average, at the member institution, of 3.50 or higher.
The Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Awards follow up the conference's announcement on Tuesday of the Spring 2024 Academic All-Mountain West honorees, which the Broncos had 101 selections.
Men's Basketball (4)
Tyson Degenhart
Andrew Meadow
Jace Whiting
Sam Winter
Women's Basketball (11)
Dani Bayes
Alyssa Christensen
Jayda Clark
Mya Hansen
Allie Hueckman
Trista Hull
Linsey Lovrovich
Abby Muse
Mackenzie Naro
Mary Kay Naro
Natalie Pasco
Football (21)
Michael Callahan
Bryce Cleave
Ryker Clinger
Kyle Cox
Tyler Crowe
Max Cutforth
Ben Ford
Colt Fulton
Jackson Grier
Maddux Madsen
Chase Martin
Wyatt Milkovic
Cole Miller
Marco Notarainni
Chase Penry
Boen Phelps
Carson Rasmussen
Jason Steele
Alexander Teubner
Luke Voorhees
Matt Wagner
Men's Golf (4)
Luke Cushman
Ryan Meyer
Will O'Connor
Cole Rueck
Women's Golf (6)
Annie Buffolino
Leia Chung
Macee Greenwood
Jillian Hui
Teal Matsueda
Franca Polla
Gymnastics (14)
Courtney Blackson
Anna Ferguson
Kylee Hamby
Julia Krzywanski
Sydney Leitch
Emily Lopez
Emma Loyim
Elaina McGovern
Julia Melchert
Dani Nakayama
Adriana Pop
Dani Schaffer
Victoria Smirnov
Alyssa Vulaj
Softball (17)
Kasey Aguinaga
Paige Austin
Taylor Caudill
Abby Dowell
Hollie Farmer
Keely Gousha
Isabel Gusman
Taci Haase
Mykenzie Hanna
Jordyn Hutchins
Sophia Knight
Megan Lake
Leah McAnally
Sophia Romero
Skylar Stroh
Brook Thompson
Ashyln Whalen
Soccer (18)
Sophia Avalos
Ella Baker
Ali Chatterton
Olivia Collins
Genevieve Crenshaw
Carly Cross
Sophie Drown
Gabrielle Hanke
Michaela Justiniani
Asia Lawyer
Mackenzie MacMillan
Avery McBride
Payton McBride
Molly McCabe
Kaitlyn Slocum
Grace Sommers
Jocelyn Stephens
Evva Vail
Men's Tennis (4)
Jan Lucca Marquardt
Sam Sippel
Liam Toroman
James Van Herzeele
Women's Tennis (9)
Joana Baptista
Ariadna Briones Ginesta
Ana Conde Vendrell
Nicole Discenza
Pauline Ernstberger
Shauna Heffernan
Ryan Kershner
Ella Piron
Bhakti Shah
Men's Track and Field (10)
Austen Apperson
Josh Dickinson
Christian Graham
Joe Hudson
Brian Kiprotich
Ollie Newman
Tom Patrick
Ned Potter
Wyatt Roseman
Alex Thompson
Women's Track and Field (23)
Hanna Ackermann
Isabella Ales
Sunitha Black
Bianca Boehnke
Eloise Bolles
Ines Borba
Gabriella Chiara
Alyssa Cullen
Kenna DeLemos
Gabbie Hasskamp
Abby Kendrick
Julia Kiesler
Alexee Kline
Amit Koma
Lauren Larson
Macy Marquardt
Autumn Ost
Kaiya Robertson
Ruby Sereday
Maggie Shirazi
Abby Stamper
Rebecca Vander Poel
Addie Winter
Volleyball (6)
Paige Bartsch
Elle Cotton
Kendall Hastings
Nicole Jacob
Bella McGirr
Bridey O'Connor
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