The Omaha swimming & diving team placed more than 95 percent of its roster on the Summit League Academic Honor Roll.
More Than 160 Mavericks Named To Summit Academic Honor Roll
Jul 21, 2020 | General
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Summit League announced today that 166 Omaha student-athletes were named to the league's Academic Honor Roll for 2019-20.
To earn the honor, student-athletes must have at least a 3.2 cumulative grade-point average and have used one season of competition in the sport in which she or he was nominated.
The Mavericks ranked fourth out of the Summit League's eight schools in members of the Academic Honor Roll. Some student-athletes received multiple recognition for cross country and track & field, driving UNO's total selections to 174. In all, 1,537 Summit student-athletes were recognized.
Twelve of UNO's 15 teams had a majority of their student-athletes named to the Academic Honor Roll. It came following a spring semester in which the Mavericks posted their highest all student-athlete GPA of the Division I era at 3.562.
Women's golf had all seven players named to the honor roll while women's tennis had eight of nine players. Among larger roster teams, swimming & diving had 95 percent of its roster honored followed by volleyball (87.5 percent).
On Wednesday, the Summit League will announce the Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence and its Team Academic Achievement Awards.
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To earn the honor, student-athletes must have at least a 3.2 cumulative grade-point average and have used one season of competition in the sport in which she or he was nominated.
The Mavericks ranked fourth out of the Summit League's eight schools in members of the Academic Honor Roll. Some student-athletes received multiple recognition for cross country and track & field, driving UNO's total selections to 174. In all, 1,537 Summit student-athletes were recognized.
Twelve of UNO's 15 teams had a majority of their student-athletes named to the Academic Honor Roll. It came following a spring semester in which the Mavericks posted their highest all student-athlete GPA of the Division I era at 3.562.
Women's golf had all seven players named to the honor roll while women's tennis had eight of nine players. Among larger roster teams, swimming & diving had 95 percent of its roster honored followed by volleyball (87.5 percent).
On Wednesday, the Summit League will announce the Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence and its Team Academic Achievement Awards.
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