Bone, Ludwig Make Sports Honor Roll – Effingham’s News Leader
Bone, Ludwig Make Sports Honor Roll Effingham’s News Leader
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – The Ohio Valley Conference unveiled the Commissioner’s Honor Roll, recognizing a record 1,625 student-athletes, including 129 SIUE student-athletes.
To be listed, recipients must have achieved at least a 3.25 grade point average, have been eligible and on the team throughout the competitive season in their chosen NCAA-sponsored sport(s) and used a season of competition.
Effingham’s Braydon Bone received the honor in the sport of baseball and Luke Ludwig in the sport of golf.
The List of SIUE recipients follows by sport:
Baseball (15): Colin Baumgartner (Brighton, Illinois), Braydon Bone (Effingham, Illinois), Ryan Brink (Nashville, Illinois), Dylan Burris (Edwardsville), Brandt Glidewell (Goreville, Illinois), Connor Kiffer (Maple Valley, Washington), Cole Milam (Waterloo, Illinois), Josh Ohl (Edwardsville), Victor Perez (Park City, Illinois), Justin Perkins (St. Charles, Missouri), Nic Roes (Kent, Washington), John Stallcup (Webster Groves, Missouri), Blake Struble (Carrollton, Illinois), Ryan Swanson (Eden Prairie, Minnesota), Parker Wielt (Mt. Vernon, Illinois).
Men’s basketball (8): Justin Benton (Memphis, Tennessee), Jackson Best (Edwardsville), Blake Lindenmeyer (Arcola, Illinois), Zeke Moore (Granite City, Illinois), Tyresse Williford (Chicago), Lamar Wright (Murrieta, California), Shamar Wright (Murrieta, California).
Women’s basketball (8): Mikala Hall (Danville, Illinois), Mikia Keith (Indianapolis, Indiana), Christen King (Medina, Tennessee), Mikayla Kinnard (Louisville, Kentucky), Kaitlin Lee (Flossmoor, Illinois), Bria Stallworth (Chicago), Allie Troeckler (Bethalto, Illinois), Zaria Whitlock (St. Paul, Minnesota).
Men’s cross country (4): Kevin Campbell* (Memphis, Tennessee), Spencer Hielkema* (Rockton, Illinois), Austin Woodard* (Philo, Illinois), Cameron Woodard* (Philo, Illinois).
Women’s cross country (7): Olivia Beckwith* (Crystal Lake, Illinois), Keri Burmester* (Red Bud, Illinois), Kassidy Dexheimer* (Washington, Illinois), Emily Ellis* (Minooka, Illinois), Aly Goff* (Springfield, Illinois), Jalea Paslay* (Vandalia, Illinois), Natalia Rodriguez* (Elgin, Illinois)
Men’s golf (6): Peder Lehmann Brunnsjö (Hoiiviken, Sweden), Tanner Collins (Kansas City, Missouri), Luke Ludwig (Effingham, Illinois), Connor Neighbors (Cedar Rapids, Iowa), Albert Nilsson (Tvarred, Sweden), Anthony Ruthey (Port Byron, Illinois).
Women’s soccer (24): Myah Diekema (Grand Rapids, Michigan), Amanda DiNardo (Joliet, Illinois), Taylor Dolt (Lawson, Missouri), Emma Dutko (Granite City, Illinois), Emma Ehrsam (Joliet, Illinois), Andrea Frerker (Maryville, Illinois), Ashley Guardado (St. Louis), Maria Haro (St. Louis), Lydia Harris (Chesterfield, Missouri), Bella Henderson (St. Peters, Missouri), Sarah Hibbeler (Kansas City, Missouri), Jess Hieb (Normal, Illinois), Angel Ikeda (St. Charles, Missouri), Megan Keeven (St. Charles, Missouri), Kayla Klipsch (St. Louis), Sarah Magnoni (Des Plaines, Illinois), Katie Mahoney (Ada, Michigan), Mallory Mushill (Edwardsville), Alexis Royal (Fort Wayne, Indiana) Lilly Schnieders (Fenton, Missouri), Jensen Schoch (Wildwood, Missouri), Taylor Spiller (Cincinnati, Ohio), Courtney Vollmer (Belleville, Illinois), Allison Wendt (Troy, Illinois), Ashlin West (Glen Carbon, Illinois).
Softball (20): Micah Arps (St. Louis), Sydney Bina (Washington, Illinois), Samantha Breed (San Tan Valley, Arizona), Alana Cobb-Adams (Kapolei, Hawaii), Bailley Concatto (Cummings, Georgia), Reagan Curtis (Helena, Alabama), Conner Cutright (Casey, Illinois), Kloe Hilbrenner (Odessa, Missouri), Emily Ingles (Scottsdale, Arizona), Kalei Kaneshiro (Pearl City, Hawaii), Lexi King (Goreville, Illinois), Jade Kranwetter (Campbell Hill, Illinois), Kennedy Lehn (Kewaskum, Wisconsin), Abby Marlow (New Athens, Illinois), Emma Neuman (Eugene, Oregon), Rachael Quaritsch (Cornell, Illinois), Zoe Schafer (Noblesville, Indiana), Amber Storer (Lincoln, Nebraska), Bianca Vozenilek (Plainfield, Illinois), Amara Wylie (New Lebanon, Ohio).
Women’s tennis (5): Jill Lambrechts (Beerse, Belgium), Vanessa Reinicke (Berlin, Germany), Caitlyn Sporing (Blue Springs, Missouri), Lara Tupper (Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia), Melissa Vizcardo (The Woodlands, Texas).
Men’s track and field (11): John Barnes (Hollowayville, Illinois), Brandon Bretz (Mahomet, Illinois), Kevin Campbell* (Memphis, Tennessee), Daniel Card (Plainview, Illinois), Spencer Hielkema* (Rockton, Illinois), Nick Matthews (Cisne, Illinois), Conor McCarthy (Lockport, Illinois), Devonte Tincher (Glen Carbon, Illinois), Logan Webb (Glasford, Illinois), Austin Woodard* (Philo, Illinois), Cameron Woodard* (Philo, Illinois).
Women’s track and field (12): Olivia Beckwith* (Crystal Lake, Illinois), Keri Burmester* (Red Bud, Illinois), Kassidy Dexheimer* (Washington, Illinois), Emily Ellis* (Minooka, Illinois), Hayley Goebel (Palos Heights, Illinois), Aly Goff* (Springfield, Illinois), Alexis Hutchins (Harvey, Illinois), Izzy Kennedy (Plainfield, Illinois), Jamirah Meeks (St. Louis), Jalea Paslay* (Vandalia, Illinois), Natalia Rodriguez* (Elgin, Illinois), Michaela Smith (Roselle, Illinois).
Volleyball (12): Sarah Armendariz (Fresno, California), Hannah Bagley (Superior, Colorado), Savannah Christian (Washington, Missouri), Annie Ellis (Edwardsville), Hope Everett (Norris City, Illinois), Grace Hurst (McCordsville, Indiana), Nicole Kijowski (Channahon, Illinois), Jordyn Klein (St. Charles, Missouri), Rachel McDonald (Cold Spring, Kentucky), Madison McKinley (Russellville, Arkansas), Mallory Nicholson (Sugarland Texas), Gabby Wimes (Kansas City, Missouri).
*two-sport winner
Due to the extraordinary circumstances related to the COVID-19 pandemic, spring sport athletes who were eligible and met the GPA requirements, but saw their seasons cancelled (therefore not using a season of competition) received the award. Additionally, student-athletes who had pass/fail courses listed on their transcript were also made eligible so long as the institutional GPAs are calculated according to institutional policy.
