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By USTFCCCA Communications, USTFCCCA July 22, 2021

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2021 USTFCCCA Collegiate Track & Field Academic Awards

NEW ORLEANS — In the classroom.

On the track.

In the field.

Here are those athletes and teams who stood out in all phases of the student-athlete experience during the 2021 NCAA and NAIA track & field seasons.

In addition, the NJCAA Track & Field Coaches Association announced their set of academic awards for the 2021 track & field seasons.

NCAA Division I

Cole Hocker, Oregon

Turner Washington, Arizona State

Oregon

Patrick Dever, Tulsa

Turner Washington, Arizona State

Oregon

Sage Hurta, Colorado

Lisa Gunnarsson, LSU

Arkansas

Anna Cockrell, Southern California

Lisa Gunnarsson, LSU

Southern California

NCAA Division II

Trevor Bassitt, Ashland

Kizan David, Lincoln (Mo.)

Grand Valley State

Samuel Hartman, Seton Hill

Cameron Burrows, Tiffin

Grand Valley State

Nicole Sreenan, Grand Valley State

Ellianne Kimes, Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State

Ida Narbuvoll, U-Mary

Danielle Collier, Slippery Rock

Azusa Pacific

NCAA Division III

Matthew Wilkinson, Carleton

Steven Hermsen, Carroll (Wis.)

Wartburg

Bailey Forsyth, Pacific Lutheran

Sydney Thompson, UW-Oshkosh

Loras

NAIA

Luke Skinner, Saint Mary (Kan.)

Dylan Kucera, Midland (Neb.)

Indiana Tech

Tony Floyd, Madonna (Mich.)

Jacob Cornelio, Concordia (Neb.)

Doane (Neb.)

Emma Wilson, Huntington (Ind.)

Josie Puelz, Concordia (Neb.)

Indiana Tech

Emily Kearney, Milligan (Tenn.)

Josie Puelz, Concordia (Neb.)

Indiana Tech

NJCAA

NJCAA Academic Awards are produced by the NJCAA Track & Field Coaches Association