BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – A total of 69 University of Alabama student-athletes have been named to the Southeastern Conference Winter Academic Honor Roll, the league office Wednesday.

Six members of the Crimson Tide’s Elite Eight men’s basketball team earned academic recognition. Additionally, five of those student-athletes were part of the previous season’s NCAA Final Four team. On the women’s side, eight basketball players were honored following a standout season that featured a consistent top 25 national ranking and the program’s fourth NCAA Tournament appearance in five years. 

Among the academic recipients were 48 student-athletes from the Alabama men’s (18) and women’s (28) swimming and diving programs. The honorees tallied a combined 24 All-America accolades as both teams concluded impressive seasons with top 15 finishes at the NCAA Championships. 

Alabama gymnastics contributed nine student-athletes to the academic list, following the program’s 39th top eight NCAA finish. Highlighted among the squad were four NCAA Championships All-Americans.

To qualify for the SEC Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes must have achieved a grade point average of 3.0 or higher for either the previous academic year or their cumulative career and must be in at least their second year of academic standing. The winter list honors those student-athletes that participate in men’s & women’s basketball, gymnastics and swimming & diving as well as equestrian and rifle.

Alabama has tallied a total number of 207 SEC Academic Honor Roll recipients for the 2024-25 academic year. Additional student-athletes will be added when the spring and first-year honor rolls are released later this year. 

Winter Honorees

Alabama – Sport – Major

Mouhamed Dioubate– Men’s Basketball – Sports Management

Klark James – Men’s Basketball – Consumer Science

Grant Nelson – Men’s Basketball – Human Environmental Sciences

Max Scharnowski – Men’s Basketball – Conflict Resolution

Mark Sears – Men’s Basketball – Graduate Student

Jarin Stevenson – Men’s Basketball – Consumer Science- Financial Planning

Sarah Ashlee Barker – Women’s Basketball – Sport Management (master’s)

Essence Cody – Women’s Basketball – Early Childhood Education

JeAnna Cunningham – Women’s Basketball – Sport Management (master’s)

Reychel Douglas – Women’s Basketball – Kinesiology

Naomi Jones – Women’s Basketball – Kinesiology (Pre-Dental track)

Aaliyah Nye – Women’s Basketball – Master’s of Business Admin.

Jessica Timmons – Women’s Basketball – Sport Management

Karly Weathers – Women’s Basketball – Nursing

Corinne Bunagan – Gymnastics – Mechanical Engineering

Karis German – Gymnastics – Human Development & Family Studies

Gabby Gladieux – Gymnastics – Criminal Justice

Lilly Hudson – Gymnastics – Psychology

Chloe LaCoursiere – Gymnastics – Neuroscience

Gabby Ladanyi – Gymnastics – Kinesiology

Jordyn Paradise – Gymnastics – Communication Studies

Natalia Pawlak – Gymnastics – Political Science

Rachel Rybicki – Gymnastics – Econ/Finance Double Major

Drayden Bell – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science

Bernardo Bondra de Almeida – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Advertising

Connor Carlile – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting

Brendan Conners – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting

Colin Cosgrove – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science

Colten Cryer – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Chemical Engineering/Chemistry Dual Degree

Peter Edin – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Marketing

Tommy Hagar – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Mechanical Engineering

Charlie Hawke – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Electrical Engineering

Isiah Hilton – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Mechanical Engineering

Tim Korstanje – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Economics/Finance

Ben Kutufaris – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Marketing

Connor Little – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Finance

Paul Mathews – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management

Kyle Micallef – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting

Will Taylor – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Finance

Mark Underwood – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Economics/Finance

Zarek Wilson – Men’s Swimming and Diving – General Business

Laci Black – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Psychology

Sydney Blackhurst – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting

Laurel Blase – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Public Relations

Lockett Bowley – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Psychology

Mackenzie Brandt – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Communicative Disorders

Kate Christian – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Human Development Family Studies Child Life

Mela Delmenico – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Finance

Julia Herring – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Civil Engineering

Grace Hurley – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science

Ella Jones – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Public Health

Emily Jones – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management

Ella Menear – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science

Kasia Norman – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Nutrition

Anna Ogren – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Public Health

Kylie Payne – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Finance/Marketing

Diana Petkova – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Human Environmental Science

Maggie Ella Robbins – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Communication Studies

Ryleigh Rodgers – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Marketing

Charlotte Rosendale – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting

Sydney Sanders – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting

Jada Scott – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management

Alison Thome – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Biology

Gaby Van Brunt – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Psychology

Cadence Vincent – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management

Alexandra Warshaw – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Advertising

Stella Grace Watts – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Consumer Sciences

Liberty Williams – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Human Environmental Science

Kailyn Winter – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science