Clarksville, Ark. – The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) announced its Student-Athlete Academic Honor Roll for the 2025-2026 winter term.
     
To qualify, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum grade-point average of 3.25 for the term and be a regular member of a varsity athletic team in a sport sponsored by the conference. 
     
For the 2025-26 academic year, a record 360 student-athletes made the list. The 360 honorees marks the most during the winter season since the league split the spring honor roll announcement into separate announcements for the winter and the spring in front of the 2015-16 academic year.

Since its inception in the fall of 1997, just over 38,800 male and female student-athletes have been recognized for their contributions in the classroom.

Among the winter sports student-athletes receiving recognition, Colorado College led the way with 64 honorees, followed by University of the Ozarks with 40 and Hendrix College with 34.
     
Men's Basketball: Dylan Archey, a junior finance major from Allen, Texas; Roberto Brandao, a sophomore finance major from Jundai Sao Paulo, Brazil; Dylan Ducharme, a senior finance major from Dripping Springs, Texas; Tyce Gentry, a senior management major from Weatherford, Texas; Mateus Goncalo, a sophomore accounting major from Limeira, Brazil; Lane Miller, a sophomore health science major from Lamar, Ark.;  Vanya Nikolic, a freshman computer science major from Belgrade, Serbia; Luke Proctor, a senior business technology education major from Mountain Home, Ark.; Eyal Shamri, a freshman computer science major from Herzliya, Israel; and Jagger Worley, a junior health science major from Carnegie, Okla. 

Women's Basketball: Abby Beene, a junior health science major from Bauxite, Ark.; Madan Brooks, a freshman marketing major from Springdale, Ark.; Sydney Brown, a freshman exercise science major from Benton, Ark.; Lili Garcia, a senior psychology major from Ferris, Texas; Elli Garcia, a senior general studies major from Marshall, Okla.; Lila Hartness, a sophomore exercise science major from Kingston, Ark.; Nadia Smith, a senior management major from Lawton, Okla.; Kennedy Jarrett, a freshman biology major from Weatherford, Texas; Ayrielle Johnson, a freshman political science major from Rockwall, Texas; Caydence Kimball, a freshman exercise science major from Combs, Ark.; Lanie Moore, a sophomore marketing major from Midwest City, Okla.; Abby Sample, a sophomore biology major from Lexington, Okla.; Emalee Smith, a senior management major from Edmond, Okla.; Addison Pontiff, a freshman exercise science major from Madisonville, La.; and Kennedi Wight, a sophomore health science major from Muldrow, Okla.

Men's Swim and Dive: Nathan Jennings, a junior accounting major from Friendswood, Texas and John Novinger, a freshman elementary education major from Austin, Texas. 

Women's Swim and Dive: Journey Blackwell, a freshman psychology major from Choctaw, Okla.; Brianna Devlin, a junior psychology major from Topeka, Kans.; Emma Gilmore, a freshman psychology major from Berryville, Ark.; Emma Golladay, a freshman accounting major from Bushland, Texas; Riley Holcomb, a senior environmental studies major from Friendswood, Texas; Gracie Morris, a sophomore biology major from Spring, Texas; Samantha Naramore, a sophomore psychology major from Lufkin, Texas; Lillian Reed, a sophomore psychology major from Kingwood, Texas; Isabel Shelton, a junior political science major from Scranton, Ark.; Ashtyn Smith, a freshman biology major from Monticello, Ark.;  Chloe Weathers, a senior elementary education major from Clarksville, Ark.; Macy Weathers, a sophomore elementary education major from Clarksville, Ark.; and Jessie Wright, a senior biology major from Decatur, Texas.