KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association announced its academic award winners from the 2025 football season, as 36 Griffon Football student-athletes earned Academic Honor Roll recognition. That group included two MIAA Scholar-Athletes and nine recipients of the MIAA Academic Excellence Award.
The 36 Griffon Football student-athletes named to the Academic Honor Roll were
Diego Becerra,
Branden Berwald,
Keegun Daniels,
Tyler Duerbeck,
Rickie Dunn,
Grant Finley,
Chris Floyd Jr.,
Marrell Fountain,
Johnny Fragakis,
Quentin Garrett,
Sam Goode,
Desmond Green,
Mason Grove,
Michael Haggerty,
TreVon Holmes, and
Connor Holt.
Also earning recognition were
Malakai Imsirovic,
Sheldon King,
Kody Kirk,
Weston Langvardt,
Jake Leader,
Tyson Lucas,
Preston Marsh,
Aden Monzon,
Trey Nesbitt,
Denver Parker,
Lance Peters,
Drew Scott,
Austin Sohl,
Adam Sotelo,
Spencer Sprenger,
Jaxon Vikander,
Braydon Wickliffe,
Evan Williams,
Jayden Williams, and
Broc Worcester.
The two Griffon Football student-athletes named MIAA Scholar-Athletes were
TreVon Holmes and
Connor Holt.
The nine Griffon Football student-athletes who earned MIAA Academic Excellence Award honors were
Keegun Daniels,
Marrell Fountain,
Desmond Green,
TreVon Holmes,
Tyson Lucas,
Aden Monzon,
Trey Nesbitt,
Spencer Sprenger, and
Jayden Williams.
TreVon Holmes was one of nine MIAA football student-athletes to earn all three of the league's postseason academic awards, posting a perfect 4.00 GPA while also earning All-MIAA Second Team Defense honors at defensive back.
To be recognized on the league's Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes must have a grade point average of 3.00 or higher, as used by the institution for NCAA academic certification, and have completed at least two terms of attendance at the certifying member institution, excluding summer terms.
An MIAA Scholar-Athlete is a student-athlete who has earned a grade point average of 3.50 or higher, as used for NCAA academic certification, with at least two terms of attendance at the certifying member institution. The student-athlete must also have received All-MIAA honors during the 2025 season.
An Academic Excellence Award recipient must have earned a grade point average of at least 4.00, as used for NCAA academic certification, and have at least two terms of grades reported at the certifying member institution, excluding summer terms.
