MOUNT VERNON – Cornell College student-athletes collected 163 Academic All-Midwest Conference awards in 16 sports during the 2021-22 academic year.
 
The Rams had 122 total individuals recognized for excellence in the classroom. Twenty-three individuals gained the distinction in at least two sports.
 
To be eligible for the award, the student-athlete must have attained a 3.33 grade point average – calculated only in the awarded academic year – and earned a varsity letter in one of the MWC's 20 intercollegiate sports.
 
The Rams accounted for 88 women's all-academic awards and 75 on the men's side.
 
Coach Seth Wing's baseball team led all Cornell sports with 24 all-academic performers. The Rams landed 14 women's selections apiece in indoor and outdoor track & field and soccer.  
 
A total 1,469 student-athletes earned all-academic status, representing nine MWC member institutions plus two affiliate schools. The list includes 256 multi-sport honorees.
 
Cornell Academic All-Midwest Conference
WOMEN'S SPORTS (88)
Indoor Track & Field (14) – Billie Fogarty, Natalie Neuhaus, Miranda Hall, Caroline Riss, Taylor Walsh, Katie Lammers, Caitlyne Mar, Hanna Walsh, Sam See, Taylor Cruz, Mio Aoki-Sherwood, Emily Lucie, Annika Sutter, Michelle Nava
Outdoor Track & Field (14) – Billie Fogarty, Natalie Neuhaus, Miranda Hall, Caroline Riss, Taylor Walsh, Katie Lammers, Caitlyne Mar, Hanna Walsh, Sam See, Taylor Cruz, Mio Aoki-Sherwood, Emily Lucie, Annika Sutter, Michelle Nava
Soccer (14) – Georgia James, Sam O'Brien, Nicole Trenholm, Emma Rowe, Sydney Hancox, Brynn Schierenbeck, Kylie Hard, Elise Thomason-Larsen, Elise Hermiston, Amelia Brown, Marina Mayorga, Sanne Croes, Sierra Dimmel, Maddalin Doran
Cross Country (12) – Emily Lucie, Mio Aoki-Sherwood, Billie Fogarty, Natalie Neuhaus, Miranda Hall, Caroline Riss, Taylor Walsh, Katie Lammers, Annika Sutter, Hanna Walsh, Sam See, Michelle Nava
Softball (12) – Hannah Rhoades, Skylar McCartney-Puzio, Mary Puffett, Zoie Harvey, Mady Rainey, Caitlin Babcock, Izzy Gullixon, Miranda Keith, MacKenzie Macam, Alyssa Pearson, Erin Puck, Addie Bowman
Volleyball (10) – Caitlin Babcock, Taylor Cruz, Sarah Carvo, Clare Green, Tendall Weigand, Delaney Thomas, Lindsey Frazier, Alissa McEndaffer, Rory Light, Olivia Henkel
Basketball (6) – Grace Werlin, Madison Wauters, Ani'ja Simmons, Rachael Adewusi, Taeylor Reece, Kali March
Tennis (6) – Josalin McKeever, Emmaline Fievet, Amanda Dragon, Ashley Mink, Kaylanna Seu, Makayla Johnson
 
MEN'S SPORTS (75)
Baseball (24) – Drew Logel, Alec Boldt, Lincoln Greasley, Will Miller, Vince Zipperer, Colton Slinger, Darren Mancke, Josiah Shaw, Darren Weston, James Hoyle, Cody Zahn, Jacob Henderson, Chad Dzierba, Carsen Dodge, Elijah Anderson, Julian Skosey-LaLonde, Joe Lavoie, Bobby Petersen, Ryan Rader, Sam Williamson, Tony Neuman, Sam Bonilla, Preston Wright, Lucas Krueger
Football (11) – Tony Gomez, Nathan Phillips, Colden Clark, Fabian Brandenburg, Matthew Corley, Adam Mitchell, Eddie Del Castillo, Anthony Hoffman, Denver Wilson, Trey Gohlmann, Peni Waqairatu
Basketball (9) – Marcus Quirk, Tanner Ingle, Austin Kelly, Jayden Meeker, Cade Nelson, Jordan Magnani, Julian Cleary, Hart Gallentine, Jacob King
Indoor Track & Field (8) – Tyler Bilskie, Luke Murray, Matthew Corley, Samuel O'Hara, Jacob Engelken, Caleb Schopen, Charlie Link, Ryan Mofidi
Outdoor Track & Field (8) – Tyler Bilskie, Luke Murray, Matthew Corley, Samuel O'Hara, Jacob Engelken, Caleb Schopen, Charlie Link, Ryan Mofidi
Soccer (7) – Justin Howe, Nolan Zeger, Zach Miller, Thomas Hamborg, Drew Bruck, Bryce Scott, Jeremy Spina
Cross Country (4) – Caleb Schopen, Tyler Bilskie, Luke Murray, Charlie Link
Tennis (4) – Edwin Holyoake, Chris Penas-Hull, Michael Coester, Ravi Parekh