BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Alabama A&M Athletics continues to excel in the classroom as the Department has announced that a total of 165 student-athletes have been named to the SWAC All-Academic Team after an impressive Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 semester.
The Bulldogs were part of the highest collective group of student-athletes from the SWAC to qualify within the past five academic years as 1,873 student-athletes earned a spot on the team.
In order to be on the list, each individual had to achieve a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or better and eight individuals delivered a perfect 4.0 GPA.
Leading that group for AAMU was football with 31 individuals while baseball was second with 26. Two programs produced at least 20 such honorees, including women's soccer (22), and softball (21).
They were followed by women's volleyball (12), women's basketball (9), women's bowling (8) women's track & field (8), men's tennis (7), women's tennis (7), men's golf (5), men's track & field (5) and men's basketball (4).
2021-22 SWAC Commissioner's Honor Roll by Team (Individuals)
Baseball (26)
Peyton Baker
Janmikell Bastardo
Trevor Berkemeyer
Teddy Bridges
Tyler Campbell
Evan Crenshaw
Tim Dixon
Tommy Easley
Brandon Edwards
Josue Espaillat
Jose Figueroa
Jason Garcia
Malachi Gilbert
Dylan Hall
James Hall
Dustin Hernandez
Zachary Malone
Jason Marono
Demetrice Rudolph
Dillon Roop
Dimitri Stamatopoulos
Chandler Stocking
Damani Thomas
Josue Torres
Devin Tonkins
Daniel Wright
Women's Bowling (8)
Jacquelyne Beard
Taese Davenport
Nairya Jackson
Andreana Jones
Tamyra Long
Kimberly Mann
Kelecia Orange
Jordyn Patterson
Montaya Walton
Men's Golf (5)
Felipe Gomez Lopez
Jason Johnson
Adric Kimbrough
Conner McMillan
Fabian Sanchez
Women's Soccer (22)
Victoria Ajegwu
Tehya Beadles
Lauryn Christophe
Sherice Clarke
Gabby Cumby
Arielle Fortune
Amaya Gill
Marissa Horton
Laura Jansa
Brooke Linney
Mia Lockhart
Victoria Mealing
Alana Paul
Tateyana Pitter
Makayla Rushing
Kelsey Sampson
Taylor Stokes
Jasmine Taylor
Jayla Thrash
Unique Ward
Taylor Watson
Kirsten Winston
Men's Track & Field (5)
Jackson Cooper
Kyle Graham
Charlie Harper
Demetrius Hurry
Nicholas Powell
Women's Track & Field (8)
Ta'Nya Burnett
Danielle Chambers
Deajene Jackson
Fabiona Jackson-Jenkins
Jairyn Russell
Onnieka Rolle
Shanique Masters
Taylor Wingo
Women's Volleyball (12)
Maci Battle
Ta'Nya Burnett
Alana Cox
Tristyn
Michay Jackson
Ashley Jordan
Kori Mills
Kendall Murphy
India Rhodes
Lyric Sampson
Alondra Santana
Denae Shelby
Football (31)
Joshua Anderson
Victor Barbosa
Christopher Barnes
Xavier Billingsley, Jr.
Nevell Brown
Richard Calloway
Bryson Clark
Aadreekis Conner
Kenechukwu Eziomume
Andrew Franzisi
Terrell Gardner
Demarco Gibson
Khalil Griffin
Phillip Hopkins
Anthony Howard
Abdul-Fatai Ibrahim
Jamal Irby
Harold Jemison
Kendric Johnson
Xavier Lankford
Troy Lendvay
Collin Malone
Trey Middleton
Israel Mukwiza
Jerry Parra
Aveon Pittman
Gary Quarles
Liston Richardson
Jayden Simpson
Mark Trana
Kristopher Wilkins
Men's Basketball (4)
Garrett Hicks
Jalen Johnson
Brandon Powell
Jabiri Smith
Softball (21)
Gabriella Belyeu
Iyanna Canada
Shalin Charles
Sinclair Cole
Faith Cross
Aubri Gray
Lauryn Gross
Isabelle Hansell
Serena Herbranson
Zahria Jones
Alyssa Lopez
Imani Mathis
Ariel McAtee
Rachael McKinney
Tatianna Roman
Allyson Riches
Venice Sandes
Paige Scott
Timarian Tinsley
Da'Nijah Wade
Brooklyn Wallace
Women's Tennis (7)
Deja Brown
Jasmine Boyd
Neha Ghare
Ximena Duarte Ramirez
Camila Ruiz Diaz
Kennedy Ward
India Woods
Men's Tennis (7)
Rodrigo Arana Rios
Cheng Chang
Freddie Lawrence
Natiphat Mulada
Vence Ntcha
German Ruiz Crespo
Austin Smith
Women's Basketball (9)
Darian Burgin
Jill Harris
Kierra Johnson-Graham
Teliyah Jeter
Nigeria Jones
Dariauna Lewis
Trinity Murray
Lazurea Saunders
Kobi Warner
