PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas – Prairie View A&M Athletics continues to demonstrate its commitment to academic excellence as 187 student-athletes were recognized on the 2025-26 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Commissioner's Honor Roll.

The SWAC Commissioner's Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who achieved a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher during the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 semesters. The annual honor highlights the conference's dedication to academic achievement and celebrates student-athletes who excel both in competition and in the classroom.

Prairie View A&M's honorees represented 16 athletic programs and a diverse range of academic disciplines, including engineering, computer science, biology, business, agriculture, architecture, criminal justice, psychology, kinesiology, and health sciences.

Baseball (27 Honorees)

Corey Battey (General Studies), Beau Beaty (Criminal Justice), Michael Burroughs (Kinesiology), Dylan Diaz Rodriguez (Kinesiology), Kamar Dove (Kinesiology), Cameron Franklin (Computer Science), Hunter Ham (General Studies), Mason Heiskell (Computer Science), Isaac Herrera (Psychology), Rayce Hudson (Kinesiology), Brenton Jackson (Psychology), John Lawson (Criminal Justice), Corie Lockette (Communications), Mason Maxie (Kinesiology), Deshon Middleton (Kinesiology), Tyvon Moore (Physical Education), Jadin Moreno (General Studies), Sonnier Moses (Marketing), Ty Pankonin (General Studies), Zacarias Salinas (Community Development), Trace Sanchez (General Studies), Julian Scott (Kinesiology), Brandon Stinson (Civil Engineering), Kaleb Thompkins (Construction Science), Ethan Walker (General Studies), Basilio Williams (Management), and Jordan Williams (Mechanical Engineering).

Men's Basketball (2 Honorees)

Alfonzo Foster (Criminal Justice) and Jannoy Thomas (Criminal Justice).

Men's Cross Country/Track & Field (29 Honorees)

David Barrett (Mechanical Engineering), Eric Brooks (Finance), A'isayah Brown (Finance), Sebastian Cruz (Management), Julian Dawkins (Accounting), Logan Fields (Agriculture), Messiyah Forte (Finance), Javier Gallegos (Natural Resources/Environmental Science), Thierry Garcon (Finance), De'Trevyon Goudeau (Kinesiology), Noah Green (Computer Engineering), Nickolos Hall (Agriculture), Kendon Hill (Mechanical Engineering), Jaiden Johnson (Criminal Justice), Arrion Knight (Computer Science), Marcus Lewis (Accounting), Kolby Masters (Agriculture), Bryce McFadden (Management Information System), Darryl Muckelroy, II (Marketing), William Osby, II (Kinesiology), Damion Phillips (Social Work), Jayden Pleasant (Architecture), Jordan Smith (Finance), Trejon Spiller (Special Education), Shawn St. Romain (Kinesiology), Jabari Stocker (Marketing), Ayden Turner (General Studies), Markerian Wesley Stamps (Marketing), and Todd Woods (Computer Science).

Football (36 Honorees)

Triston Airy (Architecture), Adam Atwell (Business Administration), Ja'Koby Banks (Criminal Justice), Ellis Bynum (General Studies), Brandon Campbell (Juvenile Justice), Christopher Carter (Business Administration), Tevin Carter (Juvenile Justice), Pedro Chagas Da Silva (Health), Chaney Fitzgerald (Finance), Dorian Gates (Psychology), Malik Gucake (General Studies), Kheagian Heckaman (General Studies), Danarius Hollywood (General Studies), Harmony Jackson (Kinesiology), Skylon Jean-Louis (Kinesiology), Jamal Marshall (Physical Education), Molik Mason (General Studies), LaMagea McDowell (Business Administration), Trelin Miles (Kinesiology), Blake Murphy (Management), Xyler Myles (Criminal Justice), Tyler Nelson (Criminal Justice), Ashton Ojiaku (Management Information System), Rodny Ojo (Management), Dazure Paggett (Management), Cameron Pascal (General Studies), Sterling Roberts (General Studies), Drew Skartvedt (Kinesiology), Joseph Stewart Jr. (Accounting), KeVondrick Taylor (Marketing), William Taylor II (Finance), William White III (Management), David Williams (Management), Malachi Williams (Finance), Elijah Wilson (General Studies), and Reginald Wilson (Finance).

Men's Golf (5 Honorees)

Kolawole Abuda (Civil Engineering), Ethan Aleman (Psychology), Gage Gallo (Finance), Kenneth Melendrez (Psychology), and Marshall Meredith (General Studies).

Men's Tennis (3 Honorees)

Omari Dudley (Digital Media), Tafari Dudley (Physics/Computer Science), and Devyn Gans (Computer Engineering).

Women's Basketball (4 Honorees)

Jacque Giron (Math), Alaysia Gude (Pre-Nursing), Awa Jawara (Political Science), and Ja'Nya Polk (General Studies).

Women's Bowling (5 Honorees)

Skylar Alexander (Electrical Engineering), Nevaeh Brown (Biology), Miranda Fuentes (Accounting), Caroline Lewis (Marketing), and Chandler Townsend (Psychology).

Women's Cross Country/Track & Field (18 Honorees)

Aniyah Thomas (Social Work), Treasure Bethea (Finance), Amelie Brewer (Construction Science), Maya Clark (Kinesiology), Starrmia Dixon (Kinesiology), Christina Fitzpatrick (Architecture), Jaliyah Gray (Kinesiology), Aida Kane Diallo (Marketing), Sanai Kintchen (Kinesiology), Mikyah McDonald (Psychology), Lea Murphy (Civil Engineering), Yasmine Rogers (Criminal Justice), Jailynn Smith (Business Administration), Nia Story (Agriculture), Raina Thomas (Public Health), Mariah Turner (Kinesiology), Janiya Wilkins (Criminal Justice), Nikiyah Williams (Architecture), and Kaylan Woodrow (Kinesiology).

Softball (20 Honorees)

Kayla Adams (General Studies), Za'Riya Bell-Moris (Communications), Hannah Comeaux (Biology), Aryana Cruz (Kinesiology), Ashlee Elizarraras (Biology), Jordan Franklin (Biology), Regan Green (Kinesiology), Breayna Jackson (General Studies), Gabrielle Larson (General Studies), Julieann Lopez (General Studies), Caidence Martin (Kinesiology), Maritza Martinez (Kinesiology), Michelle Meeks (Kinesiology), Lainey Niederhofer (Health), Mia Nunez (Kinesiology), Isabela Rodriguez (Biology), Morgan Smith (Kinesiology), Kearstin Tinsley (Management), Jade Uresti (Marketing), and Kayla Zaid (General Studies).

Women's Golf (8 Honorees)

Briann Briggs (Computer Science), Nevaeh Figueroa (Marketing), Micaiah Joubert (Teacher Education), Juliann Manalili (Marketing), Kacey Menyoli (Biology), Kyra Peacock (Health), Rendon Fernanda (Human Nutrition & Food), and Madison Williams (Psychology).

Women's Tennis (3 Honorees)

Joanne Fernandes (Marketing), Ainara Vegal Rodriguez (Mechanical Engineering), and Chyna Welborn (Marketing).

Women's Soccer (14 Honorees)

Emily Apodaca (Health), Kyla Arnes (Biology), Amiah Brown (Communications), Jalyn Dennis (Human Nutrition & Food), Jayden Garza (Agriculture), Niasia Goodwin (Health), Juliana Hodge (Public Health), Kaarie Hutchinson (Marketing), Nenah Jackson (Mechanical Engineering), Mariah Loera Urbina (Kinesiology), Amelia Olowu (Biology), Jayla Roashe (Chemical Engineering), Chloe Wiggins (Architecture), and Nia Wilson (Social Work).

Volleyball (13 Honorees)

Terasita Caldwell (Biology), Jade Coates (Biology), Carrington Cook (Electrical Engineering), D'Mya Hill (Kinesiology), Adlene Jideofor (Counseling), Kennedy Massey (Health), Camille Middleton (Communication), Kylee Owens (Management), Tayler Ruffin (Mechanical Engineering), Iyonna Sherwood (Psychology), Leila Smalls (Mechanical Engineering), MaKinzie Taplin (Kinesiology), and Valencia Wilder (Criminal Justice).

Prairie View A&M Athletics congratulates all student-athletes recognized by the Southwestern Athletic Conference for their academic success and dedication to excellence in the classroom. Their achievements reflect the department's commitment to developing leaders and champions who excel academically, athletically, and professionally.

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