ASHLAND – Southern Oregon University's fall sports teams, still awaiting the chance to showcase their talents in uniform, were at least recognized for their classwork Monday when 43 Raider student-athletes earned spots on the U.S. Bank Fall Academic All-Cascade Conference team.

To qualify for the Academic All-CCC distinction, one must have been enrolled at their current institution for at least one year and reached sophomore or higher academic standing with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2.

SOU was represented by 17 women's soccer player, 10 men's soccer players, six volleyball players, five women's cross country runners and five men's cross country runners.

The complete list of honorees is below:

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Haylee Brodahl, elementary education
Sydnee Kizziar, emerging media and digital arts
Shayla Potratz, communications
Maya Smith, environmental science
Claire Tillett, sociology/anthropology

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Isaac Fernandez, communications
Wyatt Goff, mathematics
Alex Harbert-Castro, business
Jensen Salvatori, business
Zeke Stelzer, mathematics

WOMEN'S SOCCER
Kaya Baird, health and PE
Jordan Bell, business administration
Madison Childers, business administration
Ruth Hegstad, English
Ashlynn Hernandez, health and PE
Cassandra Kohler, environmental science
Sarah Mauk, health and PE
Lauren Miller, psychology
Kiani Pandoliano, pre-physical therapy
Malaika Quigley, mathematics
Alivia Quitugua, communications
Morgan Rohmann, pre-physical therapy
Mia Santander, health and PE
Jessie Selby, pre-physical therapy
Tabitha Wheeler, digital cinema
Emily Williman, business
Brionna Wood, biology

MEN'S SOCCER
Noah Addie, political science
Izaiha Bruce, business marketing
Chris Downey, biology
Kendal James, elementary education
Liam Kalhagen, communications
Austin Mahoney, interdisciplinary studies
Daniel McDevitt, outdoor adventure leadership
Kevin Nevinger, psychology
Yan Pessoa de Oliveira, outdoor adventure leadership
Robby Running, biology

VOLLEYBALL
Chanel Groom, elementary education
Makayla Hoyt, environmental studies
Kadyn Jones, biochemistry
Myla Norvell, communications
Katie Vroman, education
Shelby Young, environmental science