(Peru, Neb.)- The Heart of America Athletic Conference announced their 2024-25 Heart of America Scholar Athletes. The Bobcats topped their number from last year and had 53 athletes make the list.
To achieve the honor of the Scholar-Athlete Team, student-athletes must earn a 3.4 GPA on a 4.0 scale, accumulate 60 credit hours (undergraduate and/or graduate), complete at least 5 semesters, attend the institution for at least two semesters prior to being nominated and have competed in a varsity competition.
Baseball –
Jackson Lynch – Business Administration in Sports and Communication Leadership and Operations
Baseball –
Garrett Pavletich – Business Administration in Management and Leadership
Baseball –
Casey Ogden – Exercise Science
Baseball –
Blake Denson – Business Administration Management & Computer Management Information Systems
Baseball –
Brenton Pitt – Elementary Education with a Coaching 7–12 Endorsement
Baseball –
Diego Rivera – Criminal Justice: Legal Studies and Psychology
Baseball –
Billy Starr – Business Administration in Marketing and Organizational Leadership and Management
Baseball –
Kevin Diaz – Business Administration in Sports and Communication Leadership & Operations
Men's Basketball –
Easton Hall – Kinesiology
Men's Basketball –
Amir Poat – Disease and Human Health
Women's Basketball –
Natasha Deal – Early Childhood Education Including B–3
Women's Basketball –
Kaelin Platt – Health and Physical Educ PK-12
Men's Bowling – Issac Skalak – Business Administration
Women's Bowling –
Makenzie Millard – Business Administration
Women's Bowling –
Kaitlyn Doyal – Business Marketing & Information Technology 6–12 & Coaching 7–12 Endorsement
Women's Bowling –
Adria Huiett – Criminal Justice: Counseling and Psychology
Women's Bowling –
Aleia Crandall – Business Administration in Management and Leadership and Marketing
Women's Bowling –
Mindy Bartels – K–12 Special Education
Competitive Cheer –
Reagan Wondercheck – Graphic Design, Marketing and Creative Marketing
Competitive Cheer –
Grace Greenwood – Early Childhood Education Including B–3
Competitive Cheer / Football –
Quinton Rowell – Health and Physical Education PK–12
Men's Cross Country –
Austen Janssen – Biochemical Science, Disease & Human Health & Forensic Chemistry
Men's Cross Country –
Brandon Kristensen – Social Science Teaching and Health & Physical Education PK–12
Men's Cross Country –
Gavin Smith – Fine Arts
Women's Cross Country –
Emma Larson – Liberal Arts and Art Concentration
Women's Cross Country –
Lydia Lang – Elementary Education
Women's Cross Country –
Madison Wittwer – Biology and Biochemical Science
Women's Cross Country –
Phoebe Wilson – Psychology and Alcohol and Drug Counseling
Football –
Dominic Winn – Kinesiology
Football –
Grant Gutschow – Biology and Biochemical Science
Football –
Lander Imbimbo – Business Administration in Management and Leadership
Football – Michael Nelson – Marketing and Business Administration in Business Finance
Football –
Zahir Washington – Educational Studies
Women's Golf – Oliva McAsey – Business Administration Management & Leadership Computer Management Information Systems
Women's Golf –
Carly Johnson – Kinesiology and Biochemical Science
Softball –
Leann Hawkins – Elementary Education and Coaching 7–12 Endorsement
Softball –
Kaelyn Hamblen – Exercise Science and Art 2D
Softball –
Ellie Ohlde – Elementary Education, Psychology and Coaching 7–12 Endorsement
Softball –
Autumn Dixon – Disease and Human Health
Softball –
Jordan Tracy – Health and Physical Education PK–12 and Coaching 7–12 Endorsement
Softball –
Maci Green – Strength and Conditioning
Softball –
Kylee Dieckmann – Exercise Science and Psychology
Softball –
Jami Mans – Biological Science
Softball –
Harmony Franke – Criminal Justice: Administration
Volleyball –
Kennedy Miller – Health and Physical Education PK–12
Volleyball –
Addison Schneider – Chemistry, Biology and Biochemical Science
Volleyball –
Allie Schneider – Natural Science: Science Opt Education
Volleyball –
Elli Williams – Disease and Human Health