NORFOLK, Va., May 8, 2023—The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) has announced the 2023 Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field All-Academic selections, honoring 172 student-athletes from the conference’s eight member institutions who have achieved academic success.
MEAC sophomore, junior and senior student-athletes with a 3.0 or better cumulative grade point average (GPA), 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.
“Congratulations to our outdoor track & field All-Academic student-athletes,” MEAC Commissioner Sonja Stills said. “Education is the cornerstone of everything we do, both at the conference level and in intercollegiate athletics as a whole. Academic achievement is just as worthy of praise as anything accomplished in competition, if not more so.”
Listed below are the 2023 Track & Field All-Academic honorees (by institution):
Coppin State (11)
Salomay Agyei
Latifa Ali
Kimani Alphonse
Amadou Ba
Halutie Hor
Destinee McLoud
Jayeed Norbal
Erin Palmer
Saidai Stuteley
Shenelle Tomlinson
Jahmei Wyatt
Delaware State (26)
Aasiyah Abdul-Kareem
Mosa Aboied
Annalise Bond
Elijah Brown
Morey Campbell
Malcom Garbutt
Maria Garcia-Rabago
Leila Garraud
Makiya Gayles
Lakendra Harpe
Lakia Hope
Peter Kamanu
Purity Kattam
Trinity Kinard
Ashley Lagat
Malachi Little
Michelle Markland
Tyrell Martin
Oriana Moore
Juvianna Mullings
Azure Patterson
Ashley Richardson
Sierra Romaine
Devin Smith
Ashley Stanley
Khaliyah White
Howard (29)
Mekhi Abbott
Ayoade Adebiyi
Dylan Beard
Kaleb Berry
Jermaine Byrd
Joslyn Crosby
De’ja Dade
Goba Dan-Princewell
Ashton Daniel
Kameron Davis
Chase Drewery
Kaya Rae Dunbar
Camille Egbula
Kyle Fisher
Erin Hatcher
Jasmyn Hunter
Ja’Tae Joyner
Cameron Kennedy
Darci Khan
Julian Lawson
Breanna McDonald
Ezra Monteiro
Cathrina Morris
Nnamdi Olebara
Tiffany Rae Pittman
Minyarn Smalls
Lamaria Washington
Monika Williams
Jessica Wright
Maryland Eastern Shore (23)
Derionah Abner
Bruce Ayers
Ashane Beckford
Janoi Brown
Sergio Chofong
Caleb Clark
Soleil Cotton
Caleb Gosiee
Mahki Herring
Faithlyn Irving
Elise Johnson
Mya Johnson
Witchell Laurier
Devin Monroe
Zachary Opon
James Perkins
Radjae Reid
Spencer Settle
Shawn Smith
Kalin Troogood
Renaldo Tull
Jahlanee Watkins
Kennis Welch
Morgan State (27)
Deborah Adekayode
Justin Alston
Ishana Asinor
Joshua Belinga
Ali Bowens
Zackery Dillon
Jalissa Emmens
Rachel Field
Yasmine George
Tarique Gooden
Davian Gray
Adrian Holley
Emmanuel Ibeh
Dante Jackson
Tia Jackson
Johnelle Johnson
Duane Kizer
Terine Lambert
Jessica Lamorn
Omari McKenzie
John Purvis
Derick Robinson
Inara Shell
Nasir Wallace
Jackson Waller
Destiny Ward
Keon Witherspoon
Norfolk State (26)
Joseph Abiakam
Maurice Brown
Kai Cole
Rodric Cox-Cooper II
Alexus Deloatch
Allysia Farrar
Anthony Franklin
Kara Grant
Dazon Harrison
Dwight Henry
Mercyline Kimaiyo
Sadiq Nurse
Arieana Parker
Antaeveon Payne
Joshua Peterson
Indya Richards
Brian Rotich
Shonte Seale
Gidion Sigei
Zion Smith
Isa Suleiman
Joshua Sutton
Nike Walker
Tynniesia Wilson
Camren Wynder-Hill
Leslie Young
North Carolina Central (16)
Nelson Anderson
Khamari Arrington
Jaelyn Blanc
Joidon Boddie
Isaiah Bowman
Jordan Braxton
Melchoir Ellis
Brenden Finger
Charles Alex Garcia
Taylor Hanson
Zinzili Kelley
Tracey Manigault
Saniah O’Neil
Del’Nique Penn
Matthew Swepson
Victoria Swepson
South Carolina State (14)
Jada Banks
Dallas Carraway
Dwayne Curnell
Jasmine Donovan
Domonique Edmondson
Chanice Harris
Erick Hill
Andrew Latimer
Waddell Rembert-Jett
Imani-Kashall Sells
Maya Smith
Faith Sparks
Tiona Walls
Debrielle Williams
About the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) is in its 52nd year of intercollegiate competition with the 2022-23 academic school year. Located in Norfolk, Va., the MEAC is made up of eight outstanding historically black institutions across the Atlantic coastline: Coppin State University, Delaware State University, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, Norfolk State University, North Carolina Central University and South Carolina State University.