Correction: This story and headline have been edited to reflect the addition of volleyball player Hannah Bogatin.

Southern Oregon University's fall sports teams produced 23 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes, the department's second-highest total ever for the fall season.

To earn the Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete distinction, a student-athlete must be a junior or senior academically, have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 and log at least one full year at their current institution.

The Raider volleyball team led the way with eight honorees, the women's soccer team had five, the men's soccer and football teams produced four each and the cross country teams had two.

Below is a complete list:

Noah Oberriter (pre-nursing), men's cross country
Kayle Blackmore (communications), women's cross country
Tyler Cox (outdoor adventure leadership), football
Collin Crown (business), football
Isaac Hurd (criminal justice), football
Jeret Musser (elementary education), football
Brendan Allen (public accounting), men's soccer
Paul Matyas (environmental science), men's soccer
Wyatt Zabinski (biology), men's soccer
Daniel Zamores (pre-physical therapy), men's soccer
Sarah Garoutte (criminology/psychology), women's soccer
Macaylea Mitchell (environmental science), women's soccer
Simone Schroder (pre-physical therapy), women's soccer
Makena Totushek (nursing), women's soccer
Aislinn Waite (psychology), women's soccer
Kiley Barcroft (pre-nursing), volleyball
Hannah Bogatin (business), volleyball
Makayla Hoyt (environmental studies), volleyball
Natalie James (sociology), volleyball
Dani Johnson (business), volleyball
Kadyn Jones (biochemistry), volleyball
Nila Lukens (biology), volleyball
Emma Ryan (psychology), volleyball