HAMMOND – Southeastern Louisiana University placed 88 student-athletes on the Southland Conference Commissioner's Spring Academic Honor Roll, which was announced by the league office on Thursday.

Southeastern's total was the second-highest in the Southland behind Texas State's 101 members. The 932 student-athletes named to the Spring Honor Roll matches last year's record for the longest honor roll in school history.

The Southland Conference Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll acknowledges participants in all sports sponsored by the league and its member institutions. The honor roll is released within 30 days at the conclusion of the fall and spring semesters, recognizing student-athletes who maintained a minimum 3.00 GPA for the semester in which the student-athlete's championship is held. Student-athletes, nominated by their respective academic advisors, must have been eligible to compete in a conference sport during the academic year in which the nomination occurs.

The announcement of the Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll capped an impressive 2010-11 year for Southeastern student-athletes in the classroom. Coupled with the 77 honorees in the fall, Southeastern placed 165 student-athletes on the Southland Conference Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll – more than any other league institution.

For the second straight year, Southeastern had more student-athletes named Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year, as Cedric Scotto (men's golf), Henry Rop (men's cross country) and Kyle MacIntosh (women's soccer) were honored in their respective sports. Southeastern also had more Academic All-Americans than any other Southland school, as Katie Duhe (softball) and Josh Cryer (baseball) both earned those accolades.

Both the Southeastern baseball and softball teams had more Spring Honor Roll members than any other Southland Conference school in those sports. Cryer was one of 24 representatives from head baseball coach Jay Artigues' squad, along with Louisiana Pitcher of the Year Tyler Watkins and Justin Boudreaux, a 14th-round pick by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Major League Baseball draft earlier this month.

Under the direction of head coach Pete Langlois, the Southeastern softball team had 15 student-athletes on the Spring Honor Roll. Duhe was joined on the list by fellow starters Meghan Gomez, Tamra Ladnier, Katie Matthews and Megan McCollum.

Sean Brady's track and field team had 30 representatives on the list. All-American Kovey Simmons and two-time Southland Conference Men's Cross Country Student-Athlete of the Year Rop highlighted the 14 Lions selected. An All-Southland honoree in the pole vault, Brittany Pfantz was among the 16 Lady Lions recognized.

The Southeastern women's basketball team had seven players on the Spring Honor Roll. Leading scorer Kelli Jenkins was among a group that included fellow starters Mary Fountain, Rachel Mackie and Chelsea Hix.

The men's golf, men's basketball and women's tennis teams all placed four student-athletes on the list. Highlighting that group was Scotto, who became the first men's golfer in league history to earn Southland Student-Athlete of the Year honors three times.

2011 Southland Conference Commissioner's Spring Academic Honor Roll
(Southeastern Honorees Only)

Name – Class – GPA – Sport – Major – Hometown
M.J. Ahmad – Jr. – 3.00 – Men's Track and Field – Finance – Gretna, La.
Paul Arthur – Fr. – 3.42 – Men's Track and Field – Biology – Walker, La.
Jared Ashford – Sr. – 3.40 – Baseball – General Studies – Denham Springs, La.
Rasmus Astrand – Sr. – 3.83 – Men's Golf – Finance – Solvesborg, Sweden
Stephen Atkinson – Jr. – 3.16 – Men's Track and Field – General Studies – Mandeville, La.
Brittany Blackmon – Jr. – 3.75 – Women's Track and Field – General Studies – Russellville, Ark.
Trish Bliss – Jr. – 3.25 – Softball – General Studies – Lafayette, La.
Justin Boudreaux – Jr. – 3.00 – Baseball – General Studies – Prairieville, La.
Isabel Brito – So. – 3.00 – Women's Tennis – Psychology – Badajoz, Spain
Bethany Burst – So. – 3.80 – Women's Track and Field – Athletic Training – Metairie, La.
Jerel Butler – Sr. – 3.20 – Men's Track and Field – Finance – New Orleans, La.
Marissa Cannon – So. – 3.56 – Women's Track and Field – Biology – Amite, La.
Lauren Coniglio – Jr. – 3.20 – Softball – General Studies – LaPlace, La.
Amber Crenshaw – Jr. – 3.40 – Women's Basketball – Marketing – Memphis, Tenn.
Josh Cryer – Sr. – 4.00 – Baseball – Accounting – Leesville, La.
Whitney Curry – Sr. – 3.41 – Women's Track and Field – Biology – Greensburg, La.
Jonathan Curtis – So. – 3.40 – Men's Basketball – Management – Baton Rouge, La.
Morgane Dadot – Jr. – 3.40 – Women's Tennis – Management – Reunion, France
Gary Dixon – Sr. – 3.75 – Men's Basketball – General Studies – Pontotoc, Miss.
Brady Domangue – Fr. – 3.56 – Baseball – Undeclared – Houma, La.
Kevin Dorhauer – So. – 3.00 – Men's Track and Field – Kinesiology – Denham Springs, La.
Katie Duhe – Sr. – 4.00 – Softball – MBA – Lutcher, La.
Kristen Eubanks – Jr. – 3.57 – Women's Track and Field – Math Education – Oak Grove, La.
Jessica Fekete – So. – 3.26 – Women's Track and Field – Health and Physical Education – Holden, La.
Jacob Fisher – Jr. – 3.66 – Baseball – General Studies – Zachary, La.
Mary Fountain – Sr. – 3.50 – Women's Basketball – General Studies – Pensacola, Fla.
Sebastian Garcia – Fr. – 3.00 – Men's Golf – Finance – Cali, Colombia
Britt Gautreaux – Fr. – 3.21 – Baseball – Biology – Geismar, La.
Aja Gibson – Fr. – 3.33 – Women's Basketball – Nursing – Somerville, Tenn.
Meghan Gomez – Jr. – 3.46 – Softball – Biology – Alvin, Texas
Cody Gougler – Jr. – 3.40 – Baseball – Sport Management – Huntsville, Texas
Tamra Grayson – Jr. – 3.16 – Women's Track and Field – General Studies – Tulsa, Okla.
Shannon Grover – Sr. – 3.80 – Men's Track and Field – Management – New Orleans, La.
Mia Hagiu – Jr. – 4.00 – Women's Tennis – Accounting – Focsani, Romania
Cass Hargis – Sr. – 3.00 – Baseball – General Studies – Meraux, La.
Brock Hebert – So. – 3.06 – Baseball – Kinesiology – Bourg, La.
Chelsea Hix – Sr. – 4.00 – Women's Basketball – General Studies – Canton, Ga.
Vicki Honeycutt – Jr. – 3.20 – Softball – General Studies – St. Francisville, La.
Kenzie Howe – Fr. – 3.12 – Softball – Kinesiology – Hammond, La.
Jordan Hymel – So. – 3.60 – Baseball – Business Administration – Gramercy, La.
Josh Janway – Jr. – 3.60 – Baseball – General Studies – Baton Rouge, La.
Kelli Jenkins – Jr. – 3.17 – Women's Basketball – Management – Plaquemine, La.
Naomi Jeruto – Sr. – 3.31 – Women's Track and Field – Health Ed. & Promotion – Kaimoji, Kenya
Dorcas Kapkiai – Sr. – 3.57 – Women's Track and Field – Accounting – Eldoret, Kenya
Elise Kittrell – So. – 3.78 – Softball – Biology – Boca Raton, Fla.
Joseph Koon – Jr. – 3.80 – Baseball – General Studies – Saltillo, Miss.
Tamra Ladnier – Sr. – 3.50 – Softball – Sport Management – Hernando, Miss.
Reese Lee – Sr. – 3.76 – Men's Track and Field – General Studies – Walker, La.
Jordan Logan – Jr. – 3.17 – Softball – Sociology – Garden Grove, Calif.
Torin Lucas – Jr. – 3.66 – Baseball – Sport Management – Ponchatoula, La.
Rachel Mackie – Sr. – 4.00 – Women's Basketball – Nursing – Arlington, Texas
Jason Marks – Sr. – 3.00 – Men's Basketball – General Studies – Little Rock, Ark.
Alex Marse – So. – 3.60 – Baseball – General Studies – Paulina, La.
Trey Martin – Sr. – 3.40 – Baseball – Computer Science – Wetumpka, Ala.
Katie Matthews – Jr. – 3.83 – Softball – General Studies – Spring, Texas
Emily McAfee – So. – 3.61 – Women's Track and Field – Kinesiology – Hammond, La.
Megan McCollum – Fr. – 3.33 – Softball – Kinesiology – Lafayette, La.
Adam Michel – Fr. – 3.00 – Baseball – Undeclared – Paulina, La.
Ryan Milton – Fr. – 3.23 – Baseball – General Studies – Albany, La.
Phillippe' Moore – Fr. – 3.50 – Men's Track and Field – Criminal Justice – Pass Christian, Miss.
Kati Morse – So. – 3.43 – Softball – Communication – Ponchatoula, La.
Matthew Mouton – Fr. – 3.00 – Men's Track and Field – General Studies – Covington, La.
Alicia Noel – Fr. – 3.00 – Women's Track and Field – Accounting – Baton Rouge, La.
Onochie Ochie – Fr. – 3.35 – Men's Basketball – Sport Management – Albany, Ga.
Jacob Ott – Sr. – 3.33 – Baseball – General Studies – Chalmette, La.
Jonathan Pace – Jr. – 3.80 – Baseball – General Studies – Terry, Miss.
Andrew Pennington – Sr. – 4.00 – Men's Track and Field – Social Studies – Covington, La.
Brittany Pfantz – So. – 4.00 – Women's Track and Field – Kinesiology – DeRidder, La.
Matthew Pittari – Fr. – 3.00 – Baseball – Business Administration – Mandeville, La.
Steven Poche' – Fr. – 3.61 – Baseball – Athletic Training – Prairieville, La.
Petra Poznic – Jr. – 3.83 – Women's Track and Field – General Studies – Velenje, Slovenia
Johnel Reams – So. – 3.00 – Men's Track and Field – History – Walker, La.
Christopher Robinson – Sr. – 3.07 – Men's Track and Field – Communication – Slidell, La.
Henry Rop – Sr. – 3.60 – Men's Track and Field – Health Education and Promotion – Kapsabet, Kenya
Lacey Sanchez – Jr. – 3.60 – Women's Track and Field – English – Baton Rouge, La.
Nina Schmied – So. – 4.00 – Women's Tennis – Sport Management – Maria Anzbach, Austria
Cedric Scotto – Sr. – 4.00 – Men's Golf – Management – Albi, France
Tori Sheppard – Fr. – 3.20 – Softball – Marketing – Houston, Texas
Kovey Simmons – Jr. – 3.00 – Men's Track and Field – Finance – DeRidder, La.
Jessica Sommers – Jr. – 3.40 – Women's Basketball – General Studies – San Antonio, Texas
Joe Sparacino – Sr. – 3.25 – Baseball – General Studies – Alabaster, Ala.
Kenna Terry – So. – 3.23 – Softball – English – Baytown, Texas
Lindsey Toups – So. – 3.25 – Women's Track and Field – General Studies – Gonzales, La.
William Ward – Fr. – 3.00 – Baseball – Kinesiology – Mandeville, La.
Tyler Watkins – Sr. – 4.00 – Baseball – General Studies – Petal, Miss.
Clara Wells – Sr. – 3.46 – Women's Track and Field – Communication – Baton Rouge, La.
Rhys West – So. – 3.60 – Men's Golf – Finance – Johannesburg, South Africa
Bailey Zievert – Sr. – 4.00 – Softball – General Studies – Vinton, La.