ASHLAND – Southern Oregon University led all schools with 50 U.S. Bank Academic All-Cascade Conference honorees from its winter sports teams, the CCC office announced on Wednesday.

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

The total is SOU's highest ever for the winter season. The Raiders had 23 honorees from the men's wrestling team, 14 from the women's wrestling team, eight from the women's basketball team and five from the men's basketball team.

They're listed below, alphabetically and by sport:

WOMEN'S WRESTLING
Kaylee Annis, health & exercise science
Nevaeh Arthun, criminology & criminal justice
Emma Baertlein, outdoor adventure leadership
Maisie Bandel-Ramirez, economics
Emily Bellant, health & exercise science
Bailey Dennis, healthcare administration
Eliza Goodwin, emerging media & digital arts
Sophie Keefer, environmental science & policy
Marissa Kurtz, outdoor adventure leadership
Avery Manko, psychology
Quilaztli Miguel-Lapham, business administration & marketing
Carolina Moreno, health & exercise science
Sabrina Sifuentez, biomedical science
Myia Weiler, health & exercise science

MEN'S WRESTLING
Shaiden Carr, business management
Kabb Christensen, outdoor adventure leadership
Brayden Clayburn, economics/political science
Anthony Comer, pre-medical technology
Diego Cruz, psychology
Sebastian Echeverria, computer science
Jordan Faifai, health & exercise science
Michael Fear, criminology & criminal justice
Vonn Fenn, outdoor adventure leadership
Aaron Gandara, health & exercise science
Josiah Green, business accounting
Hunter Harwood, outdoor adventure leadership
Tony Isom, environmental science & policy
Dylan Mann, health & exercise science
Ethan Miller, business
Evan Potter, art & art history
Tyler Rhue, health & exercise science
Juan Ruiz, computer science
Curt Strahm, criminology & criminal justice
Dylan Straley, business administration
Noah Talavera, health & PE
John White, interdisciplinary studies
Ayden Wolgamott, mathematics

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Eliza DiGiulio, environmental science & policy
Meghan McIntyre, communications
Clara Robbins, health & PE
Sierra Scheppele, kinesiology
Emma Schmerbach, business management
Ali Stevens, environmental science & policy
Mallory Williams, psychology
Keeley Wright, biomedical science

MEN'S BASKETBALL
Khalil Chatman, communications
Bryce Dyer, business management
Emmett Fenz, business administration
Theo Reid, pre-nursing
Brady Rice, business