Mizzou Pupil-Athletes Safe Sturdy Semester in Classroom

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri student-athletes accomplished one other extremely profitable semester within the classroom through the spring, incomes a cumulative Spring 2026 grade-point common of three.34.

In addition, 68 Mizzou student-athletes earned 4.0 GPAs this spring. In whole, 83 Mizzou student-athletes have been honored for incomes their levels throughout graduation ceremonies May 15-17; one other 10 will earn their levels in August. 

This marks the Nineteenth-consecutive semester Mizzou student-athletes produced a median GPA of three.0 or increased. During the autumn, student-athletes posted a cumulative GPA of three.31, as 18 scholar athletes earned their levels.

“Tremendous achievement in the classroom continues to be a defining characteristic of our student-athlete experience at Mizzou,” stated Tami Chievous, Executive Athletics Director for Academic Services. “To record another cumulative GPA above 3.3 while also celebrating record-setting team performances, degree completion milestones and the daily demands of competing in the Southeastern Conference speaks to the discipline, commitment and support system surrounding our student-athletes. We are incredibly proud of the way they continue to excel academically while representing Mizzou at the highest level.”

“Our student-athletes continue to demonstrate what it means to pursue excellence in every aspect of the Mizzou experience,” Director of Athletics Laird Veatch stated. “These accomplishments reflect an incredible commitment from our student-athletes, coaches and the outstanding academic support staff led by Tami Chievous. Education remains at the core of the student-athlete experience, and we are proud to see our Tigers thriving in the classroom while competing at the highest level of collegiate athletics.”

During the 2026 Spring semester, 4 Mizzou groups recorded their highest spring GPA in program historical past: soccer (3.13), girls’s golf (3.79), volleyball (3.68) and ladies’s swimming (3.87). Alongside these 4 record-breaking semesters, three extra groups posted GPAs of three.5 or higher: gymnastics (3.51), soccer (3.73) and ladies’s monitor and discipline (3.50). 

SPRING 2026 GRADUATES

College of Education & Human Development 

Morgan Cannon, Women’s Track and Field

Anna Vedral, Women’s Track and discipline

Khalil Jacobs, Football

Ethan Lee, Men’s Track and Field

Kayley Lenger, Softball

College of Engineering 

Thomas Joswiak, Men’s Swimming and Diving 

College of Health Sciences (Undergraduate) 

Langden Kitchen, Football

Brett Le Blanc, Football

TJ Wiggins, Men’s Track and Field 

Tommy Hagan, Wrestling 

Jarrett Stoner, Wrestling

Tionna Herron, Women’s Basketball

Averi Kroenke, Women’s Basketball

Grace Slaughter, Women’s Basketball

Courtney Donahue, Softball

Keegan Good, Soccer

Ana DiMaria, Soccer

Sydney Bales, Women’s Swimming and Diving

Olivia Liddle, Women’s Swimming and Diving 

Gaby San Juan Carmona, Women’s Swimming and Diving (August)

Kimani Johnson, Volleyball 

College of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources 

Josh McDevitt, Baseball

Sam Innes, Men’s Track and Field

Garik Pozecki, Men’s Track and Field 

Easton Hilton, Wrestling 

Cam Steed, Wrestling (August)

Seltzer, Zeke, Wrestling (August)

Addison Lawrence, Gymnastics 

Petra Gombas, Women’s Track and Field 

Brianna Lee, Women’s Track and Field

Anthony Favrow, Football (August) 

Tristan Wilson-Godinez, Football (August) 

Andrea Artimedi, Tennis

Janet deMarrais, Volleyball 

Maya Sands, Volleyball (August) 

College of Arts & Science 

Jamal George, Baseball

Gehrig Goldbeck, Baseball

Keegan Knutson, Baseball

Kadin Muckley, Baseball 

Jackson Sobel, Baseball 

Mark Mitchell, Men’s Basketball

Jevon Porter, Men’s Basketball 

Kevin Coleman, Football

Sam Horn, Football 

Xavier Lloyd, Football

Chris McClellan, Football 

Curtis Peagler, Football (August)

Toriano Pride Jr., Football 

Virgilio Paz, Men’s Golf 

Jacobi Jackson, Wrestling 

Emma Jackson, Softball

Jordana Reisma, Women’s Basketball 

Jayla Smith, Women’s Basketball

Saniah Tyler, Women’s Basketball 

Kate Bibby, Women’s Golf 

College of Arts & Science 

Dane Bjorn, Baseball

Nasir Pogue, Football

Cierra Harrison, Softball

Karolina Bank, Women’s Swimming and Diving

Kylee Sullivan, Women’s Swimming and Diving 

Elissa Barnard, Women’s Track and Field 

Caylen Alexander, Volleyball 

Sinclair School of Nursing

Neci Trusty, Women’s Basketball

Trulaske College of Business 

Blake Craig, Football, (August)

Gavin Wyatt, Football

Clayton Kamp, Men’s Track & Field (August)

Collier Dyer, Men’s Swimming and Diving (August)

Preston Spray, Wrestling 

Declan Tunney, Men’s Track & Field

Owen Uhls, Wrestling 

Elena Zuchowski, Soccer

Regan Haith, Volleyball

Francesca Smith, Women’s Swimming and Diving

Graduate Certificate

Kiyah Bast, Women’s Track and Field

Ames Burton, Women’s Track and Field

Allison Newman, Women’s Track and Field

Haidyn Sokoloski, Softball

Makayla Green, Gymnastics

Lauren Macpherson, Gymnastics

Sara Wabi, Gymnastics

MJ Brumfield, Tennis

Evan Bates, Wrestling

Max Mayfield, Wrestling

Graduate School

Javyn Pimental, Baseball

Jaden Pospishil, Men’s Swimming and Diving

Calvin Windle, Men’s Swimming and Diving

Mara Manion, Women’s Swimming and Diving

Jocelyn Moore, Gymnastics

Amy Wier, Gymnastics

Tania Duncan, Women’s Track and Field

Anneken Viljoen, Women’s Track and Field

Josh Edmond, Wrestling

Luqman Masud, Wrestling