Nearly 85 percent of the Colorado College student-athletes who competed in sports sponsored by the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Academic earned a spot on the league's Academic Honor Roll for the fall season.
 
Led by the SCAC champion women's cross country team with 22 of 25 student-athletes honored, a total of 75 Tigers achieved the minimum 3.25 grade-point average necessary to receive the honor. The women's cross country team also had the highest percentage of student-athletes recognized at 91.7%.
 
The men's cross country team, which also captured a conference championship, was second with 21 of 25 members on the list and a percentage of 84%.

Despite having one less Division III sport than the other SCAC schools in the fall (women's soccer), Colorado College had the second-most recipients among the eight league schools.
 
Ben Gellman (men's cross country), Megan Koch (women's cross country, Isabella Vasquez (volleyball) and Andrew West (men's cross country) added their names to the exclusive list of 143 CC student-athletes who earned the distinction all four years.
 
Three Tigers – Josh Fry (men's cross country), Georgia Mullins (volleyball) and Elliot Singer (women's cross country) – were named a SCAC player or runner of the year in their respective sport in addition to earning a spot on the honor roll.
 
The other 18 CC student-athletes who were all-conference selections as well as honor roll recipients include: Kendall Accetta (women's cross country), Piper Catlin (women's cross country), Emily Dwyer (women's cross country), Peyton Hummell (volleyball), Jenny Jenks (volleyball), Megan Koch (women's cross country), Isabella Lipacis (volleyball), Walt Jones (men's cross country), Georgia Mullins (volleyball), Paul Olsen (men's cross country), Claire Quinn (women's cross country), Sydney Rankin (women's cross country), Sam Rodriguez (men's cross country), Max Saliman (men's cross country), James Settles (men's cross country), Kiran Singh (men's soccer), Bella Vasquez (volleyball), Alexander Ward (men's soccer).
 
Koch received the SCAC Elite 19 Award for the second year in a row, which is presented to the junior or senior student-athlete with the highest GPA of at least 3.25, has at least 60 credit hours at his or her current institution and earned all-conference honors.
 
Since the inception of the SCAC Academic Honor Roll in 1997, more than 31,000 male and female student-athletes have been recognized for their exemplary performances in the classroom.
 
The following is a complete list, by sport, of the most recent CC student-athletes honored:
 
Women's Cross Country (22)
Kendall Accetta, Zarah Ahmad, Lizzie Blaschke, Lily Brazil, Piper Catlin, Esther Cornish, Emily Dwyer, Charlotte Furman, Britt Helgaas, Megan Koch, May Lamb, Jane Mallach, Amelia McDonald, Mara Mueting, Isabel Olson, Samara Park, Claire Quinn, Sydney Rankin, Elliot Singer, Posy Vogt, Ashlyn Walker, Dafna Williams.
 
Men's Cross Country (21)
Jan Alfaro, Mason Castle, Ayden Cherry, Josh Fry, Ben Gellman, Andrew Han, Walt Jones, Isak Larson, Jay Moran, Liam Mullen, Paul Olsen, Sebastian Olson, Sam Rodriguez, Max Saliman, Aidan Santos, James Settles, Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, Theo Snowdon, Devlin Swanson, Andrew West, Emerson Worrell.
 
Men's Soccer (19)
Will Bavier, Bowen Blair, Brandon Burke, Mason Davis, Keleher Felton, Sam Frykholm, Curtis Hale, Henry Hodde, Noah Johnson, Gabe Kellman, Teddy Libby, Atticus Lynch, Ronan McCann, Niklas Nilsson, Kevin Peterson, Kiran Singh, Will Sylvain, Charlie Wagner, Alex Ward.
 
Volleyball (13)
Evan Arvisu, Kellie Hopper, Peyton Hummell, Jenny Jenks, Keeley Kandziora, Izzy Lipacis, Iza Mesa, Abby Miller, Kelli Miller, Georgia Mullins, Delaney Rach, Kaylie Stuteville, Bella Vasquez.