Alva, Oklahoma – The Great American Conference has announced their 2020-2021 conference All-Academic Team. Northwestern Oklahoma State University was well represented, with 106 student-athletes on the team. The conference set a record for 1270 total student-athletes earning all-academic honors.

Northwestern finished with the sixth most in the conference with the 106. The men's cross country team had eight honorees reach the academic team, which was the most members from men's cross country in the conference.

The conference qualifications to qualify for All-Academic honors are "For student-athletes to be recognized on the Academic All-Conference team, they must have enrolled as freshmen before the fall of 2020. In addition, their grade-point average must be a minimum of 3.30 based on the 4.0 system. The GPA shall be cumulative for the athlete's entire collegiate career."

The Rangers' athletes included were:

Football (16): Wilson Cal – Health & Sports Science Education (3.61), Tanner Clarkson – Health & Sports Science Education(4.00), Nicholas Dill – Mass Communication(3.91), James Ellis – Health & Sports Science Education (3.31), Brian Gonzalez – Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement (3.43), Cameron Gordon – Health & Sports Science Education (3.51) Braxton Kearns – Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement(3.74) Juan Licea – Mathematics(3.30), James Lueb – Political Science (3.83), James Lueb-Political Science(3.71), Matthew O'Neal – Health & Sports Science Education(3.60), Derrell Pinnock (Jr.) Health & Sports Science Education(3.46), Braden Reichert – Health & Sports Science Education(4.00), Simeon Shepherd-Health & Sports Science Education(3.62), Torrence Stevens – Health & Sports Science Education(3.42), Ryan Willingham – Psychology (3.63).

Volleyball (10): Morgan Bullinger – Agriculture (3.72), Abby Davis – Psychology (3.50), Madison Dehlinger – Psychology (4.00), Kate Deterding – Health & Sports Science Education (3.48), Kaydee Honeycutt – Biology-Health Science (3.56), Tarra Parks-Business Administration-Management (3.92), Maggie Peterson – Chemistry (3.91), Courtney Russell – Health & Sports Science Education (3.80), Braylee Stute – Business Administration – Marketing (3.38), Jessica Thompson (So.) Agriculture (3.77).

Women's Cross Country (9): Brianna Berryman-Biology-Health Science (3.67), Emilie Brown – Health & Sports Science Education (3.87), Jean Dodds – Health & Sports Science Education (3.43), Savannah Francis – Political Science (3.66), Caitlin Hofen – Mass Communication (4.00), Elizabeth McMahan – Health & Sports Science Education (3.42), Melissa Perez-Biology-Health Science (3.76), Kelsey Swindle – Health & Sports Science Education (3.51), Briley Yunker-Biology (4.00).

Men's Cross Country (8): Jose Amador – Accounting (3.68), Nicholas Castillo-Business Administration – General Business (3.51), Christopher Chauncey-Mathematics (3.68), Victor Cruz – Chemistry (3.33), Timothy Jacobson – Music-Instrumental (3.98), Christopher Kincaid – Psychology (3.60), Dacoda McDowell-Wahpekeche Mass Communication (3.40), Nicholas Nakvinda-Biology-Health Science (3.41).

Women's Soccer (11): Reagan Allen – Health & Sports Science Education (3.50), Caitlyn Bidart – Health & Sports Science Education (3.49), Alissa Carlson – Social Work (3.91), Brittany Cirnigliaro – General Studies (3.73), Mikayla Edris – Early Childhood Education (4.00), Reyna Gonzalez – Health & Sports Science Education (3.69), Kailani Kealoha – Biology-Health Science (3.45), Carlie Massingale – Health & Sports Science Education (3.40), Clare Merrigan – Nursing (4.00), Kaitlyn Morphy – Health & Sports Science Education (3.75), Alyssa Nunez – Health & Sports Science Education (3.64).

Men's Basketball (4): Oscar Maldonado Health & Sports Science Education (3.31), Connor Norman – Accounting (3.73), Thomas Prado – Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement (3.33), Derrick White-Health & Sports Science (3.57).

Women's Basketball (6): Bailey Brown – Biology – Health Science, (3.86), Scout Frame – Political Science (3.92), Kinsey Neiderer – Business Administration (3.56), Kes Reeves – Health & Sports Science Education (3.96), Hayley Stiger Health & Sports Science Education (3.67), Kiana Walker – Health & Sports Science Education (4.00).

Baseball (16): Thomas Beiswanger – Agriculture (3.85), Wyatt Bergner – Health & Sports Science, Brady Bowles – Psychology (3.83), Rafferty Brown-Psychology (3.64), Joshua Cobb – Health & Sports Science Education (3.61), Garrett Crone (3.70), Kaleb Honea – Health & Sports Science Education (3.61), Daschal Johnson – Adult Education Management & Administration (3.77), Preston Lonadier-Health & Sports Science Education (3.81), Chase Orrock Health & Sports Science Education (3.57), Sean Rydell – Health & Sports Science (3.44), Jeremey Sawyer – Psychology (3.37), Kaydan Whetstone – Computer Science (3.41), Jacob White – Health and Sports Science (3.56), Austin Thomason-Adult Education Management &Administration (3.87).

Softball (10): Kelsey Bushey – Health & Sports Science (3.70), Abby DeTar – Psychology (3.94), Ariel Forsyth – Social Work (3.68), Hannah Howell – Business Administration (3.44), Allie Hufford-Elementary Education (3.68), Kalie Johnson – Health & Sports Science Education (3.48), Morgan La Neve – Health & Sports Science Education (3.52), Lindsey McElroy-Accounting (3.52), Shelbie Roberson – Biology – Health Science (3.54).

Men's Golf (5): Juan Gui Angarita – Business Administration (3.31), Ben Baker – Chemistry (3.69), Tyler Berryhill – Chemistry (3.45), Keenan Hofstad – Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement (3.30), Joseph Nix – Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement (3.30).

Women's Golf (3): Angela Egger – Early Childhood Education (3.95), Samantha Friday – Psychology (3.35), Ashley Watts – Mass Communications (3.80)

Women's Track & Field (9): Brianna Berryman – Biology Health Science (3.67), Emilie Brown Health & Sports Science Education (3.87), Jean Dodds Health & Sports Science Education (3.43), Savannah Francis – Political Science (3.66), Caitlin Hofen – Mass Communications (4.00), Elizabeth McMahan – Health & Sports Science Education (3.42), Melissa Perez – Biology – Health Science (3.76), Kelsey Swindle – Health & Sports Science Education (3.51), and Briley Yunker – Biology (4.00)