EDINBURG – The University of Texas-Pan American Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced on Tuesday that a record 110 student-athletes made the Athletic Director Honor Roll by achieving a GPA of at least 3.0 while serving as a full-time student and competing as an active member of their squad during the fall semester.
 
UTPA Athletics will recognize these student-athletes at halftime of Thursday's 7 p.m. men's basketball game against Utah Valley at the UTPA Fieldhouse.
 
Sixteen of those student-athletes earned a perfect GPA of 4.0. As a whole, the department's GPA, encompassing 187 student-athletes, including those who have completed their eligibility but are still on athletic aid while complete their degrees, was 3.05. In total, 64.3 percent of the 171 Broncs student-athletes eligible for the award earned AD Honor Roll honors.
 
Baseball had the most student-athletes named to the AD Honor Roll, with 29, while men's tennis had the highest percentage, with six of the seven (85.7 percent) student-athletes earning the honor.
 
Women's tennis had the highest team GPA, at 3.56. Men's tennis had the highest GPA among men's teams at 3.48.
 
"Our student-athletes are continuing to excel by putting in a lot of hard work both in the classroom and in study hall," UTPA Director of Athletics Chris King said. "Their grade point averages are higher than that of the rest of the undergraduate student body. We're proud of the job they are doing."
 
A complete list of student-athletes who made the AD Honor Roll can be found below.
 
Baseball (29)
Omar Avila
Michael Baca
Edgar Cordon
Matt Daniels
Tanner Dickerson
Dillon Engelhart
Blake English
Andy Fortuna
Jesus Garcia
Victor Garcia Jr.
Jonathan Garza
Clayton Haltom
Matthew Harrell
Alex Henson
Alex Howe
Jacob Huckabay
Jarret Johnson
Logan Landon
Evan Mason
Chris McKeehan
Alberto Morales
Andrew Padron
Bryan Ramirez
Lee Rios
Brandon Roush
Bryant Stites
Sam Street
Blake Thomas
Martin Trevino
 
Men's Basketball (9)
Josh Cleveland
Javorn Farrell
Christian Hildebrandt
Hurley Johnson
Alex Majewski
LJ McIntosh
Blake Provost
Jacob Raspopovich
Lauri Toivonen
 
Women's Basketball (8)
Jada Bennett
KaeLynn Boyd
Khiani Clark
Taylor Cyphers
LaQuita Garner
Shawnte' Goff
Alexandria Hill
Tonisha Walker
 
Men's Golf (3)
Chris Felix
Richard Hinchey
Ben Maskus
 
Women's Golf (4)
Melissa Bernal
Kelsey Canales
Ashley Garcia
Alexandria Martinez
 
Men's Tennis (6)
Victor Alves
Joseph Bishop
Mauricio Fosado
Ricardo Hopker
Sebastien Job
Chetan Panditi
 
Women's Tennis (7)
Christel Amsallem
Eleaine Barron
Wanda Beguelin
Heather Borsos
Didi Fatchikova
Mariana Ranzahuer
Stanislava Stachova
 
Men's Track & Field (11)/Cross Country (3)
Jesus Alvarez
Martin Casse (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Justin Gonzalez
Dijan Johnson
Bryan MacDonald
Edmundo Mata
Sergio Mireles (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Edgar Moreno
Ramon Neilly
Luis Serrano (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Grady Young
 
Women's Track & Field (22)/Cross Country (7)
Maryanny Alvarez
Erika Anderson
Savanna Antley (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Alyssa Canul
Brianne Davis
Kayla de la Pena
Vivian Espinoza
Tania Fabian (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Elizabeth Galloso (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Robin Galloso (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Klarissa Gonzalez
Carolina Hinojosa
Kimberly Kuriata
Chelsea Luna
Ana Martinez (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Joanna Martinez (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Raquel Martinez
Melissa Rodriguez
Megan Shaw
Itzel Solis (Track & Field and Cross Country)
Kari Williams
Leocajuan Williams
 
Volleyball (11)
Corynn Acuff
Krysta Freitas
Maria Kliefoth
Jessica Martinez
Nycole Masaki
Nausheen Merchant
Diara Reynolds
Kasey Sanchez
Macey Singleton
Angelica Vargas
Alisha Watson

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