KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Washburn Ichabod men's and women's track and field team placed 60 student-athletes on the MIAA Academic Award listing for winter sports announced on Monday by the MIAA. The Ichabods also had six student-athletes with a 4.0 grade point average for the MIAA Academic Excellence listing and five more who were named to the Scholar Athlete list after recording at least a 3.5 grade point average while earning all-MIAA honors finishing in the top three at the conference championship.

Earning the MIAA Academic Excellence award were: Reagan Housley (Nursing), Kenzie Ross (Kinesiology), Judah Bowell (Management), Gustavo Cadan (Kinesiology), Sebastiaan Horselenberg (Public Administration) and Logan Montgomery (Nursing).

Earning MIAA Scholar Athlete honors were: Kereser Augustin (Kinesiology), Jolie Evans (Kinesiology), Lexie Fontaine (Health Services Administration), Isabella Garcia (Kinesiology) and Jake Muller (Management).

Earning MIAA Academic Honor Roll were: Reagan Housley (Nursing), Kenzie Ross (Kinesiology), Cheyenne Hittle (Accounting), Riley Britton (Political Science), Isabella Garcia (Kinesiology), Adriel Holloway (Music Performance), Lexie Fontaine (Health Services Administration), Ayva Darmento (Mass Media), Jolie Evans (Kinesiology), Ashley Heavner (Mass Media), Blair Brennan (Forensic Investigation), Addi Webster (Health Services Administration), Maya Pattison (Marketing), Ashtyn Collins (Law Enforcement), Kereser Augustin (Kinesiology), Kynleigh Chard (Forensic Investigation), Natalie Hillebert (Medical Imaging), Riley Ammons (Biology), Naiuri Krein (Psychology), Misti Schlabach (Biochemistry), Kamdyn Wedel (Kinesiology), Marrah Spriggs (Legal Studies), McKenzie Hayse (Exploratory), Alex Hart (Nursing), Kennedi Knowles (Nursing), Roni Simeon (Kinesiology), Jadyn Falley (Biology), Judah Bowell (Management), Gustavo Cadan (Kinesiology), Sebastiaan Horselenberg (Public Administration), Logan Montgomery (Nursing), Layne Whisler (Mathematics), Aaron Newcomer (Kinesiology), Devin Trent (Chemistry), Seth Motes (Public Administration), Tucker Groh (Marketing), Zuri Glenn (Middle School Mathematics), Jordan Dale (Economics), Aidan Junior (Nursing), Bryce Schwerdtfeger (Nursing), Ian Suther (Nursing), Trent Zimbelman (General Business), Caden Caplinger (General Business), Sam  Baxter (Data Analytics), Jake Muller (Management), Ryan Rochford (Kinesiology), Donald Kibet (Nursing), Tommy Roehl (Data Analytics), MacKobe Merwin (Kinesiology), Shane Mullen (Economics), Eli Strawn (Molecular Biology & Biotechnology), Ludovico Vaccari (Kinesiology), Emeka Ogbonna (Management), Noah McCoy (Kinesiology), Adam Wooldridge (Kinesiology), Alex Adams (Kinesiology), Ransford Nti (Kinesiology), Deven Cristomos (Psychology), Javier Lopez (Marketing) and Sam Nesbitt (Economics).
  
Overall, 468 indoor track and field student-athletes (231 men, 237 women) were named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. To be recognized on the Academic Honor Roll, one must have a grade point average used by the institution for purposes of NCAA academic certification of 3.00 or above at the certifying member institution. The individual must also have at least two terms of attendance at the certifying member institution, excluding summer terms. 

To view a complete list of the 231 men who received academic awards in the 2025-26 indoor track and field season, click here. To view a complete list of the 237 women who received academic awards in the 2025-26 indoor track and field season, click here. 

These 2025-26 indoor track and field academic awards do not include first-year student-athletes or first-year transfers. The MIAA will release separate academic awards for its 2025-26 newcomers in June, once the student-athletes have completed at least two terms of attendance at the certifying MIAA member institution.