ASHLAND – Southern Oregon University's softball and track and field teams were represented by a total of 36 student-athletes on the spring U.S. Bank Academic All-Cascade Conference team, which was released Wednesday by the league office.

To qualify for Academic All-CCC recognition, 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 institutional GPA of 3.2.

SOU produced 106 academic all-conference student-athletes combined during the 2020-21 academic year.

SOU's spring honorees are listed alphabetically below:

Kianush Behbehani-Escobar, track & field (business administration)
Haylee Brodahl, track & field (education studies)
Garrett Bryan, track & field (psychology)
Steph Collett, softball (psychology)
Arianna Daniel, track & field (biology)
Julia Delucchi, track & field (elementary education)
Joseph Dotson, track & field (health & PE)
Isaac Fernandez, track & field (health & PE)
Savannah Greenwade, track & field (health & PE)
Justin Hall, track & field (health & PE)
Jenna Hodges, track & field (psychology)
Trevor Holt, track & field (biology)
Jordin Johnson, track & field (emerging media & digital arts)
Sarah Johnston, track & field (elementary education)
Sydnee Kizziar, track & field (emerging media & digital arts)
Hannah Lilly, softball (digital cinema)
Olivia Mackey, softball (health & PE)
Erika Marquez, softball (interdisciplinary studies/health & PE)
Taelor Mayben, softball (elementary education)
Shane McLaughlin, track & field (communications)
Avery Morehead-Hutsell, softball (elementary education)
Adam O'Brien, track & field (business administration)
Lauren Quirke, softball (management of human resources)
Jensen Salvatori, track & field (business administration)
Hannah Shimek, softball (communications)
Maya Smith, track & field (environmental science & policy)
Hannah Stark, softball (business administration)
Zeke Stelzer, track & field (business administration/marketing)
Allie Stines, softball (health & PE)
Lindsey Stripling, softball (education studies)
Sydney Stuart, track & field (health & PE)
Claire Tillett, track & field (sociology & anthropology)
Baylee Touey, track & field (education studies)
Tayler Walker, softball (elementary education)
Josh Washington, track & field (emerging media & digital arts)
Lauren Weinberg, softball (business administration)