The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2024 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes.  The Siena Heights Women's Track & Field Program had fourteen student-athletes earn this distinction.

In order to be nominated for the NAIA Scholar-Athlete, an individual must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, must appear on the eligibility certificate for the sport, and have attended one full year.

Earning the award for the Saints was:

Erica Albrecht (1^st time), sophomore, elementary education major from Bay City, Michigan

Jocie Berry (1^st time), sophomore, English language arts major from Jackson, Michigan

Jordyn Bronowski (1^st time), sophomore, biology major from Genoa, Ohio

Carly Cure (1^st time), sophomore, mathematics major from Hanover, Michigan

Tyler Fugate (3^rd time), graduate student, nursing major from Tecumseh, Michigan

Leah Gregg (1^st time), sophomore, biology major from Sand Creek, Michigan

Brooke Hildebrandt (2^nd time), junior, biology major and chemistry minor from Adrian, Michigan

Emily Kilpatrick (2^nd time), junior, social work major and criminal justice minor from Onsted, Michigan

Jordan Lumbrezer (2^nd time), junior, exercise science major from Lyons, Ohio

Perla Reyes (1^st time), junior, criminal justice major and psychology minor from Battle Creek, Michigan

Rachel Rose (1^st time), senior, biology major from Phoenix, Arizona

Grace Scheumann (2^nd time), senior, graphic design major and marketing minor from Hoagland, Indiana

Abigail Stauber (1^st time), sophomore, environmental science major from Waterford, Michigan

Isabelle Uganski (2^nd time), senior, environmental science major and biology minor from Whitehall, Michigan

For the full release from the NAIA, click HERE

For the full list of honorees, click HERE