New Orleans, LA. — The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced its prestigious 2025 NCAA Division II All-Academic Teams this week, and Colorado State University Pueblo once again stood out with 19 leaders of the Pack earning individual All-Academic honors.

This recognition celebrates student-athletes who not only competed at the national level but also maintained a minimum 3.25 GPA and met competitive criteria, including ranking among the NCAA's top 50 individuals or contributing to nationally ranked relay teams.

11 women from CSU Pueblo's squad earned All-Academic Athlete distinction for 2025, representing a wide range of academic disciplines and athletic excellence.

2025 CSU Pueblo Women's USTFCCCA All-Academic Honorees:

• Helen Braybrook – Media & Entertainment

• Gabrielle Dunich – Nursing

• Jadyn Herron – Social Work

• Katherine Higgins – M.Ed. Education

• Leah Keisler – BS EXPER

• Olivia Mikaelian – Health Science

• Sarah Renberg – Psychology

• Camille Renou – MBA

• Keturah Templeman – Elementary Education

• Margot Thomas-Gatel – M.S. Biology

• Febe Wessels – Health Science

These women not only delivered standout performances on the track and in the field but also exemplified academic commitment across a variety of rigorous degree programs.

CSU Pueblo's men's program also made its mark with eight All-Academic honorees, with student-athletes pursuing careers in business, technology, and construction management, while continuing to represent the Pack at the national level.

2025 CSU Pueblo Men's USTFCCCA All-Academic Honorees:

• Moosah Alsaffar – Accounting

• Tim Anstett – Pre-Business

• Kaleb Beloy – Construction Management

• Xavier Freeman – Construction Management

• Caleb McLeod – Pre-Business

• Emil Meggle – Computer Information Systems

• Lukas Moran – Business Management

• Tyrell Smith – MBA

• Jon Sweepe – Construction Management

These honors cap off an already historic season for CSU Pueblo Track & Field. In addition to success at NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships, the program was ranked among the top 10 programs nationally in the USTFCCCA Program of the Year standings, underscoring the team's consistency across all disciplines and seasons.

The academic accolades reflect the culture instilled by the coaching staff and university leadership—where success in the classroom is held to the same standard as performance on the track.

To qualify as a USTFCCCA All-Academic Athlete, student-athletes must:

• Hold a minimun 3.25 GPA on a 4.0 scale

• Be academically eligible during their season of performance

• Rank among the top 50 individuals or be part of a top 35 relay team nationally

• Have competed at the Indoor or Outdoor NCAA Championships