Virginia Athletics | Virginia Locations 567 on ACC Honor Roll

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The 69th annual Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll, recognizing educational excellence by student-athletes throughout the 2024-25 educational 12 months, was introduced immediately (Aug. 22) by the league.

Virginia positioned 567 student-athletes on the Honor Roll, marking its second-best whole at school historical past. Conor Murphy (males’s cross nation/monitor & subject) and Ethan Weatherspoon (wrestling) earned the honour for the sixth time throughout their careers, whereas 15 Cavaliers have been acknowledged for the fifth time. The group of five-time honorees consists of: Emily Alexandru (ladies’s monitor & subject), Trina Barcarola (ladies’s monitor & subject), Jack Eliason (males’s cross nation/monitor & subject), Elijah Gaines (soccer), Lia Godfrey (ladies’s soccer), Samar Guidry (ladies’s soccer), Lilly Hengerer (subject hockey), Meghen Hengerer (subject hockey), Lauren Pederson (ladies’s lacrosse), Justin Phillips (wrestling), Elaine Rouse (ladies’s soccer), Laughlin Ryan (ladies’s soccer), Rebecca Skoler (ladies’s golf), Alexis Theoret (ladies’s soccer), Alex Walsh (ladies’s swimming) and Jack Walshe (males’s lacrosse).

The ACC Academic Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes who participated in a varsity-level sport and registered a grade level common of three.0 or higher for the total educational 12 months. This marks the most-ever student-athlete honorees (7,945) and sixth consecutive 12 months by which no less than 5,500 ACC student-athletes have achieved Honor Roll standing.

During the course of the 12 months, UVA had a file 363 student-athletes named to ACC All-Academic groups and three have been named Scholar-Athletes of the Year for his or her respective sport – Gary Martin (males’s cross nation/monitor & subject), Jans Croon (subject hockey) and Gretchen Walsh (ladies’s swimming & diving).