BIRMINGHAM, Ala. | The Gulf South Conference unveiled its academic awards for the 2019 spring season, and The University of Alabama in Huntsville garnered eight 2019 GSC Spring All-Academic Team selections and a total of 94 GSC Honor Roll recipients.
 
GSC All-Academic Teams are selected by the Gulf South Conference Sports Information Directors (SIDs) and Faculty Athletic Representatives (FARs) in a joint vote. Nominees must have an overall grade point average (GPA) of 3.20 or better on a 4.00 scale for their entire academic career and may not be freshmen or first-semester or quarter transfers. The student-athlete must be a significant contributor to the squad.
 
Other factors include leadership, community service and extra-curricular activities. SIDs and FARs are not allowed to vote for their own student-athletes. The number of student-athletes selected in each sport is determined by the number of positions normally involved in the playing of that sport. Ties are not broken.
 
Trevian Jenkins (3.64 GPA, electrical engineering) – a GSC Top Ten Award winner – represented UAH men's track & field with his second career GSC All-Academic honor, as he was joined by teammate Hunter Nails (3.94 GPA, aerospace engineering) to give the program two all-academic awardees.
 
The Chargers women's lacrosse team also notched a pair of GSC All-Academic honorees including Kinta Schott (3.41 GPA, kinesiology) and Sophia Fiorino (3.32 GPA, electrical engineering).
 
Also garnering GSC All-Academic honors from UAH includes baseball's Nolan Ramsey (3.85 GPA, management), men's tennis's Timo Christen (3.99 GPA, chemistry), women's tennis's Stefanie Melich (3.94 GPA, earth science systems), and women's track & field's Erin Jewell (3.37 GPA, management).
 
The spring sports honored by the GSC are baseball, softball, women's lacrosse, men's tennis, women's tennis, men's track & field, and women's track & field.
 
A breakdown of UAH's 94 GSC Honor Roll recipients are listed below.
 
Baseball: Brooks Brophy, Devin Davenport, Whitt Davis, Palmer Ford, Dorien Jenkins, Jordan Lowe, Tyler McCown, Ko Powell, Nolan Ramsey, Tyler Self, Heath Senn, Jay Shirey, Jack Stamper, Will Stump
 
Women's Lacrosse: Leslie Allen Brown, Lauren Brown, Abigail Cherry, Haleigh Comp, Natalie Davis, Caroline McAnally, Nicole Federovitch, Katie Gerber, Karissa Glover, Emma Gould, Megan Hartnett, Shannon Kruse, Abbey O'Brien, Natalie Pachinger, Savanna Robbins, Kinta Schott, Anna Grace Shepherd, Natalie Shotts, Maria Smith, Paige St. George
 
Softball: Shelby Booker, Ashley Cornell, Gracie Deaton, Torie Garner, Amber Hammonds, Ava Jacobs, Shannon Long, Eve Mallard, Reagan Malone, Mackenzie Nutt, Taylor Wascavage
 
Men's Tennis: James Caddies, Timo Christen, Guilherme Coleta, Dylan Hall, Tim Nutz, Noah Pring, Sebastian Rohrbach
 
Women's Tennis: Rinata Bauzhanova, Karolin Kirchtag, Mariana Lopez, Stefanie Mehlich, Monika Polakovic, Sarah Stearman, Presley Thomas, Marilene van Beek
 
Men's Track & Field: Jeff Bannon, Will Bryant, Miguel Cortes, John Dalton, Jay Day, Alex Herbst, Garrison Hill, Hunter Hill, Zach Howard, Trevian Jenkins, Nick Klein, Harold Lacroix, Rob Russell, Hunter Nails, RJ Nelson, Andrew Sweeney, Raymond White
 
Women's Track & Field: Morgan Aldridge, Lauren Allred, Allison Ammons, Serenity Andrus, Emee Baldwin, Courtney Canady, Lauren Clark, Auburn Cohan, Kristen Fuller, Erin Jewell, Angel Mobley, Lauren Rattenbury, Stacy Solomon, Kaylee Stewart, Rebekah Voss, Sydney Woods