NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 24, 2018—The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) announced the 2018 Cross Country All-Academic Selections, honoring 72 student-athletes from the conference’s 12 institutions who achieved academic success during the 2017-18 academic year.
MEAC sophomore, junior and senior student-athletes with a 3.0 or better cumulative grade point average, as well as transfer student-athletes who have been in residence at the institution for at least one year, are eligible for All-Academic accolades.
“It is my honor to congratulate our women’s and men’s cross country student-athletes for maintaining a 3.0 or better grade point average,” said MEAC Commissioner Dr. Dennis E. Thomas. “I would also like to acknowledge the academic support staff, parents and coaches who have contributed to the academic success of these student-athletes.”
Listed below are the 2018 Cross Country All-Academic honorees (by institutions):
Bethune-Cookman (6)
Cameron Berryhill
Bernita Brown
Deja Davis
Damaris Jepkorir
Paige Johnson
Daniel Kiptoo
Coppin State (5)
Lunnise Gibson
Jona Hanson
Jasmine Henery
Erika Hightower
Erykah Jerome
Delaware State (14)
Rebecca Altidor
Komlan Attiogbe
Lananda Correla
Kavante Dawson
Caleb Giles
Hassan Gill
Precious Igwebuike
Hanquaamo Lintiso
Gregory Moore
Elton Quansah
Slyvia Okafor
Jose Infante Rosales
Katarzyna Rosikon
Martina Smalls
Florida A&M (4)
Emmax Kiplagat
Fridah Limo
Nancy Murgor
Mercy Rotich
Howard (13)
Sydney Benson
Mekhi Closson
Aaron Coates
Jessika Gbai
Anthony Gordon-Bester
Aliyah Hale
Jade Hardy
Oluchi Ike
Steven Imes IV
Zachare Lane
Michael Riddick
Ozioma Scott
Destiny Stanford
Maryland Eastern Shore (8)
John Akakeya
Hector Cime
Judah Corriette
Luan Gabriel
Amirah Jones
Ayanna Lynn
Neus Quinero
Jessica Roney
Morgan State (7)
Annastacia Barham
Fernandes Boyd
Halim Joseph
Valencia McDowell
Jalon Robinson
Nahshon Robinson
Chantai Smith
Norfolk State (8)
Fetus Bett
Candice Higgins
Nelly Jerop
Felix Kiprotich
Ashah Koech
Caroline Samoe
Joeseph Wanene
Lanei Woodson
North Carolina A&T State (4)
Kristoni Barnes
G’Jasmyne Butler
Dequan Maddox
Camille Martin
Savannah State (3)
Cameron Pack
Atakilti Sahlu
Jaylen Sewell