2022 Big Sky Conference Fall All-Academic Team (PDF)
FARMINGTON, Utah (April 4, 2023) – The Big Sky Conference office has announced its 2022 Fall All-Academic Team honoring well over 600 student-athletes for their excellence academically and athletically.
“Being named to the All-Academic team is not a feat anyone should take lightly,” Big Sky Commissioner Tom Wistrcill said. “Competing at the highest level both on the field of play and in the classroom takes a lot of effort, and I’d like to pass along my most sincere congratulations to our 600-plus student-athletes that have earned this prestigious designation.”
In total, 626 student-athletes were placed on the All-Academic Team, with 80 of those honorees earning a perfect 4.0 GPA.
To be eligible, a student-athlete must have met and/or exceeded the following minimum requirements: 1) Participated in at least half of the team’s competitions; 2) Achieved a 3.2 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) at the conclusion of the most recently completed term; 3) Completed at least one academic term at his/her current Big Sky institution.
For cross country student-athletes, they must have participated in at least half of the team’s competitions or competed at the conference championship.
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’22 Fall All-Academic Numbers Breakdown
Total: 626 Student-Athletes
Men’s Cross Country: 65
Women’s Cross Country: 81
Football: 246
Soccer: 148
Volleyball: 86
Cal Poly: 3 (3 FB)
Eastern Washington: 78 (5 MXC, 13 WXC, 29 FB, 22 SOC, 9 VB)
Idaho: 60 (10 MXC, 6 WXC, 18 FB, 18 SOC, 8 VB)
Idaho State: 76 (7 MXC, 8 WXC, 30 FB, 22 SOC, 9 VB)
Montana: 77 (4 MXC, 6 WXC, 43 FB, 16 SOC, 8 VB)
Montana State: 45 (4 MXC, 7 WXC, 22 FB, 12 VB)
Northern Arizona: 52 (6 MXC, 5 WXC, 14 FB, 18 SOC, 9 VB)
Northern Colorado: 39 (3 MXC, 7 WXC, 13 FB, 12 SOC, 4 VB)
Portland State: 62 (10 MXC, 12 WXC, 17 FB, 16 SOC, 7 VB)
Sacramento State: 48 (4 MXC, 7 WXC, 20 FB, 6 SOC, 11 VB)
UC Davis: 9 (9 FB)
Weber State: 77 (12 MXC, 10 WXC, 28 FB, 18 SOC, 9 VB)