ASC – Sports

RICHARDSON, Texas – Twenty-Six graduating student-athletes, from the 13 American Southwest Conference member institutions, are honored by the conference and their institutions as 2017-18 ASC Scholar-Athlete Medal of Honor recipients.

The ASC Scholar-Athlete Medal of Honor goes to one male and one female member of the graduating class who has compiled the most outstanding record in academics, athletics, and leadership over their collegiate career. The award is presented annually by the Faculty Athletics Representative at each conference member institution.

Recipients of the 2017-18 ASC Scholar-Athlete Medal of Honor represent 13 different conference sports and include individuals who graduated with academic honors, hold admission to graduate-level programs, are members of academic honor societies and campus organizations; competed on national, conference or division title teams; earned ASC All-Academic, Distinguished Scholar-Athlete and All-Conference honors; and who served as volunteers, tutors and mentors within the campus and the community.

ASC 2017-18 Scholar-Athlete Medal of Honor Award Recipients

Member	Scholar-Athlete	Major(s)	Sport(s)	Hometown
Belhaven	Somto Ngwudike	Chemistry	Soccer	Onitshia, Nigeria
	Brooklyn Schumaker	Biology	Cross Country / Track	Moscow, Idaho
Concordia Texas	Michael Evan	Secondary School Curriculum	Baseball	Cameron, Texas
	Carly Custer	Business Management	Volleyball	League City, Texas
East Texas Baptist	Dylan Sumpter	Business Administration	Baseball	Tyler, Texas
	Abby Weaver	International Studies	Basketball	Dallas, Texas
Hardin-Simmons	Danny Benyamin	Environmental Science	Soccer	Cedar Park, Texas
	Kirsten Parrish	Biology	Soccer	Granbury, Texas
Howard Payne	Jaze Randolph	Accounting	Basketball / Tennis	Gustine, Texas
	Kayla Boucher	Marketing	Softball	Tomball, Texas
LeTourneau	Gonzalo Sosa	Business Management	Baseball	Houston, Texas
	Korissa White	Early Child-6th Gr. Education	Volleyball	Topeka, Kan.
Louisiana College	Ryan Morris	Biology	Football	Baton Rouge, La.
	Mattie Stine	Social Studies Education	Softball	Hackberry, La.
Mary Hardin-Baylor	Zane Boles	Pre-Physical Therapy	Football	Henderson, Texas
	Sarah Rempe	Cellular Biology	Soccer	Lewisville, Texas
McMurry	Chris Baker	History – Grades 8-12	Baseball	San Angelo, Texas
	Symphony Munoz	Sociology	Tennis	Monahans, Texas
Ozarks	Spencer Turner	Accounting	Tennis	Pearcy, Ark.
	Roseanna Ezell	Accounting	Basketball	Quitman, Ark.
Sul Ross State	Caleb Thomasson	Interdisciplinary Studies	Basketball	Ackerly, Texas
	Lauren Ebbs	Kinesiology / Science	Soccer	Dublin, Ireland
UT Dallas	Danny Meyer	Global Bus. / Intl. Political Econ.	Soccer	Phoenix, Ariz.
	Stefanie Polderman	Biochemistry	Softball	West Vancouver, B.C.
UT Tyler	Alex Bishop	Mechanical Engineering	Baseball	Calgary, Alberta
	Stephanie Tutt	Civil Engineering	Golf	McKinney, Texas

Biographical information provided by each student-athletes’ Faculty Athletic Representative and Sports Information Director.