ASHLAND – A total of 41 student-athletes from Southern Oregon University's spring sports teams were named U.S. Bank Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference honorees on Tuesday, the CCC office announced.

To qualify for the honor, individuals must have been enrolled at their current institution for at least one year with sophomore or higher academic standing and a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better.

SOU had 13 softball players, 10 golfers, nine beach volleyball players and nine track and field athletes on the list. Including fall and winter sports teams, the Raider athletic department has produced 156 academic all-conference performers in 2025-26.

A complete list of SOU's spring honorees is below:

BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Emily Anderson, health & exercise science
Eireen Dale Madelo, psychology
Kiahla Granger, biomedical science
Kendal Hadwick, health & exercise science
Amanda Moffat, healthcare administration
Natalie Perez, communications
Andressa Ribeiro Soares, psychology
Kira Sandoval, environmental science & policy
Tessa Zimmermann, education

MEN'S GOLF
Oliver Ausland, health & exercise science
Ty Beyer, business
Preston Brandt, businss
Sam Havens, business
Ryder Jacox, business
Mason Labow, communications
Ricky Reisner, computer science

WOMEN'S GOLF
Mia Bontrager, business
Abby Francis, communications
Mya Oakes, computer science

SOFTBALL
Gia Almont, business management
Tatiana Blas, health & exercise science
Avery Coffin, health & exercise science
Ayla Davies, psychology
Kierstin Grotewiel, biology
Michelle Hara, ecology & conservation
Gabby Heiken, elementary education
Vanessa Lang, health & exercise science
Aubree Muxen, elementary education
Brooke Nordahl, health & exercise science
Glory Pistole, health & exercise science
Kalea Thomas, health & exercise science
Ari Williams, criminology & criminal justice

MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Trenton Abraham, financial mathematics
Carson Le Bel, health & exercise science
Trey Lucas, health & exercise science
Hayden Roth, business administration
Mason Weisgerber, business administration

WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Mercedes Harms, chemistry
Alyssa Johnson, biology
Katherine Martinez, health & exercise science
Sydney Perkins, psychology