General 12/23/2025 10:00:00 AM Millsaps College Office of Athletic Communications

Millsaps College Athletics Recognizes 118 President's and Dean's List Scholars

Student-Athletes Achieved 3.5 GPA or Greater During 2025 Fall Semester

JACKSON, Miss. — The Millsaps College Department of Athletics received praise for its outstanding academic achievement, with 118 student-athletes earning spots on either the President's List or the Dean's List following the 2025 Fall Semester, demonstrating a strong commitment to academic excellence.

Undergraduate students who earn a GPA of 3.85 or higher are named to the President's Scholars List, while those achieving at least a 3.5 GPA are recognized on the Dean's Scholars List.

All honored students have completed a minimum of 12 semester hours, received grades of C or higher in all courses, and upheld the standards of good citizenship as judged by the president and the dean.

Millsaps Athletic programs achieved significant academic success, with 18 out of 19 programs as well as cheerleaders all being represented. The Millsaps men's soccer team led with 18 student-athletes, followed closely by the Millsaps football team with 17.

The Millsaps baseball team also saw a strong academic performance with 16 student-scholars on either the President's or Dean's Lists. The Millsaps women's soccer team contributed 12 student-athletes, while the Millsaps volleyball team included 11 scholars.

Across campus, 205 students achieved recognition on the President's List or the Dean's List, with 58 percent being student-athletes. A total of 11 individuals were multi-sport athletes.

Millsaps recognized 79 students on the President's List, including 40 student-athletes who prioritized their academics to achieve this distinction. The President's List comprised 51 percent of the student-athletes.

A total of 126 names were presented on the Dean's List, with 62 percent consisting of student athletes. The Majors totaled 78 college athletes as Dean's scholars.

MILLSAPS COLLEGE ATHLETICS – FALL 2025 PRESIDENT'S & DEAN' LISTS

PRESIDENT'S LIST	SPORT(S)
Julie Amacher — Chelsea, Ala.	Softball
Tia Anderson — Port Allen, La.	Women's Basketball
Phillip Antis — New Orleans, La.	Men's Cross Country / Track & Field
Ally Baer — Pace, Fla.	Volleyball
Brady Bell — Lafayette, La.	Men's Soccer
Andrew Bradley — Kenner, La.	Baseball
Eliana Candebat — Covington, La.	Women's Soccer
Rose Caston — Jackson, Miss.	Cheerleading
Abigail Cerwick — Helena, Ala.	Women's Golf
Ellis Dykes — Tuscaloosa, Ala.	Men's Soccer
Collin Edwards — Madisonville, La.	Men's Soccer
Laila Fredieu — Metairie, La.	Volleyball
Garin Freeman — Little Rock, Ark.	Women's Basketball
Dakota Gasca — West Monroe, La.	Men's Basketball
Sebastian Gonzalez — San Antonio, Texas	Men's Tennis
Bryan Guthrie — Brandon, Miss.	Baseball
Michael Hamauei — Shreveport, La.	Men's Soccer
Luke Hamblen — Cordova, Tenn.	Baseball
Sara Grace Hoggatt — Lafayette, La.	Women's Cross Country / Track & Field
Haley James — Laurel, Miss.	Women's Soccer
William Jeonsson — Tranby Buskerud, Norway	Men's Golf
Ryan Laiche — La Place, La.	Baseball
Christian Lopez — Shreveport, La.	Men's Soccer
Keely Marshall — Madison, Miss.	Women's Soccer
Michael Maxwell — Mandeville, La.	Baseball
Jon Titan Nguyen — Houma, La.	Men's Tennis
EJ Ousley — Prattville, Ala.	Baseball
Ava Palumbo — Metairie, La.	Softball
Rachel Parr — Florence, Miss.	Women's Soccer
Hailey Peterson — Metairie, La.	Softball
Ethan Pratt — Rainbow City, Ala.	Men's Soccer
Alden Romano — Baton Rouge, La.	Men's Soccer
Malakie Smith — Hammond, La.	Women's Tennis
Edward Steinwand — Fellsmere, Fla.	Men's Soccer
Julia Strain — Baton Rouge, La.	Softball
Ava Sutton — Diamondhead, Miss.	Women's Soccer
Thomas Temple — St Francisville, La.	Baseball
Elyse Warren — Cordova, Tenn.	Women's Basketball / Flag Football
Abby Wiard — Houston, Texas	Women's Soccer
Rachel Zamjahn — New Orleans, La.	Volleyball


DEAN'S LIST	SPORT(S)
Dawson Alexandre — Memphis, Tenn.	Men's Soccer
Connor Babin — Fulshear, Texas	Football
London Bean — Jonesboro, Ark.	Volleyball
Charlie Berglund — Borlänge, Dalarna, Sweden	Men's Golf
Zillia Biniam — Slidell, La.	Women's Soccer
Amelia Bohl — Chuluota, Fla.	Volleyball / Women's Track & Field
Nolan Bone — Hernando, Miss.	Baseball
Stewart Bonnecaze — Baton Rouge, La.	Baseball
Alex Bremond — Slidell, La.	Women's Soccer
Hannah Briscoe — Lewisville, Texas	Softball
Hadley Brunet — Berwick, La.	Softball
Lily Bumpers — Mobile, Ala.	Volleyball
Suzanna Busbee — Birmingham, Ala.	Women's Soccer / Track & Field
Sam Cagle — Olive Branch, Miss.	Men's Soccer
Kadence Cannon — Gretna, La	Softball
Brandon Carver — Cummong, Ga.	Football
Anderson Causey — Liberty, Miss.	Men's Tennis
Cam Cressend — Mandeville, La.	Baseball
Layne Cross — Brandon, Miss.	Baseball
Olivia Danos — Houston, Texas	Volleyball
Alden Davenport — Houston, Texas	Men's Soccer
Laken Day — Lafayette, La.	Women's Cross Country / Track & Field
Peyton Depolitte — Metairie, La.	Football
Ethan Dulitz — New Orleans, La.	Baseball
Kamden Dyess — Mckinney, Texas	Football
Fred Fields — Baton Rouge, La.	Baseball
CJ Foret — Walker, La.	Football
Bruce Foster — Pensacola, Fla.	Football
Braxton Garmon — Kaufman, Texas	Football
Joshua Gitau — Pearland, Texas	Men's Golf
Tayler Gonzales — Benton, La.	Women's Track & Field
Mack Gorton — Madison, Miss.	Men's Basketball
Liza Gregg — Vidalia, La.	Softball
Ashlyn Hafley — Huntsville, Ala.	Women's Basketball
Devion Hart — D'Iberville, Miss.	Men's Cross Country / Track & Field
Greer Hernandez — Broussard, La.	Men's Soccer / Cross Country / Track & Field
Samuel Holt — Tuscaloosa, Ala.	Men's Basketball
Ryan Hoover — Hammond, La.	Men's Soccer
Bailey Johnson — Metairie, La.	Women's Basketball
Davin Karst — Assiniboia, SK, Canada	Men's Golf
Caleb Kent — Jackson, Miss.	Men's Basketball
McCullough Lawson — Shreveport, La.	Volleyball
Daniel Lee — Bossier City, La.	Men's Soccer
Maddy Maw — Raymond, Miss.	Women's Basketball
Riley McClain — Vestavia, Ala.	Women's Tennis
DJ McNeir — Pensacola, Fla.	Women's Flag Football
Pierce Melancon — Mandeville, La.	Football
Mason Miles — Geismar, La.	Football
Weston Myers — Vestavia, Ala.	Baseball
Trista Naquin — Des Allemands, La.	Volleyball
Jenna Nattinger — Austin, Texas	Volleyball
Steven Noack — Austin, Texas	Men's Golf
Molly Northam — Ashville, Ala.	Women's Cross Country / Basketball / Track & Field
Alicia Olivas — Round Rock, Texas	Women's Soccer
Alexis Oliver — Clarksdale, Miss.	Women's Tennis
Christos Panagopoulos — Grimsby, ON, Canada	Baseball
Rachel Pflum — Fairhope, Ala.	Women's Basketball / Flag Football
Trustin Phillips — Roanoke, Ala.	Football
Ben Ragas — Schriever, La.	Football
Mallory Richardson — Pensacola, Fla.	Volleyball
Gavin Rodriguez — Leander, Texas	Football
Anahi Sanchez — Covington, La.	Women's Soccer
Hughes Schneidau — Metairie, La.	Men's Soccer
Eleanor Scott — Clinton, Miss.	Women's Track & Field
Ella Morgan Sears — Tuscaloosa, Ala.	Softball
Ben Simms — Vestavia, Ala.	Men's Basketball
Jackson Simpkins — Thompsons Station, Tenn.	Football
Jeb Sisk — Mathiston, Miss.	Football
Dylan Speaks — North Richland Hills, Texas	Men's Soccer
Mikey Strain — Slidell, La.	Football
Jordyn Templeton — Fordoche, La.	Women's Soccer
Reagan Touchstone — Madisonville, La.	Football
Jackson Van Meter — Jackson, Miss.	Men's Swimming & Diving
Allana Vasquez — San Antonio, Texas	Softball
Kyle Veal Jr. — Baker, La.	Football / Baseball
Braden Walters — Caledonia, Miss.	Men's Soccer
Kaleb Wilkins — Gonzales, La.	Men's Soccer
Laci Williams — Harvey, La.	Cheerleading

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Founded in Jackson, Mississippi in 1890, Millsaps College is a national liberal arts college dedicated to academic excellence, open inquiry and free expression, the exploration of faith to inform vocation and the innovative shaping of the social, economic and cultural progress of our region. Consistently ranked as one of the best values in higher education, Millsaps has been praised by Colleges That Change Lives, The Princeton Review, Forbes Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, The John Templeton Foundation, and The Fiske Guide to Colleges.

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Players Mentioned

#3 Collin Edwards: D; 5' 11"; Junior; New Orleans Jesters

#54 Alden Romano: IF; 5' 10"; Freshman; R/R

#18 Connor Babin: K/P; 6' 0"; Sophomore

#0 Bruce Foster: WR/LS; 5' 9"; Senior

#90 Pierce Melancon: DL; 6' 0"; Sophomore

#96 Trustin Phillips: DL; 5' 11"; Sophomore

#69 Ben Ragas: OL; 6' 0"; Sophomore

#92 Gavin Rodriguez: DL; 5' 8"; Sophomore

#73 Jeb Sisk: OL; 6' 3"; Sophomore

#45 Mikey Strain: LB; 6' 1"; Sophomore

Players Mentioned

#3 Collin Edwards
: 5' 11"; Junior; New Orleans Jesters
: D

#54 Alden Romano
: 5' 10"; Freshman; R/R
: IF

#18 Connor Babin
: 6' 0"; Sophomore
: K/P

#0 Bruce Foster
: 5' 9"; Senior
: WR/LS

#90 Pierce Melancon
: 6' 0"; Sophomore
: DL

#96 Trustin Phillips
: 5' 11"; Sophomore
: DL

#69 Ben Ragas
: 6' 0"; Sophomore
: OL

#92 Gavin Rodriguez
: 5' 8"; Sophomore
: DL

#73 Jeb Sisk
: 6' 3"; Sophomore
: OL

#45 Mikey Strain
: 6' 1"; Sophomore
: LB