LOGAN – The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) recently announced its spring Academic All-State teams. Dozens of student athletes from Region 11, Box Elder High School and Rich High School were recognized for their achievements in their designated sports and for their success in the classroom. In total, 90 local students were recognized in nine spring sports.
“For over many years the UHSAA has presented the Academic All-State Award to recognize those students who have excelled in the classroom as well as in athletic competition,” says UHSAA Executive Director Rob Cuff. “Individuals are selected for this award on the basis of their athletic ability and academic proficiency.
“With over 100,000 students participating in high school activities, this award is the most prestigious honor the UHSAA presents to senior students. On behalf of all those who are associated with the UHSAA, I congratulate and pay tribute to those individuals who have earned and received this distinguished award.“
The nomination process for these awards opened on March 19 and continued through April 18. Student athletes are considered for these recognitions based on their unweighted cumulative high school GPA, ACT/SAT score, and a nomination form.
The following is a list of local students – based on the sport – who were named to Academic All-State, presented by Deseret News.
Boys Tennis
Jackson Healy – Box Elder
Kale Klein – Box Elder
Luke Sutton – Box Elder
Seth Mortensen – Box Elder
Carson Shakespear – Green Canyon
Jack Robison – Green Canyon
Ryan Williams – Green Canyon
Zachary Crane – Green Canyon
Ryan Harris – Mountain Crest
Brock Hougaard – Sky View
Tyler Funk – Sky View
Zander Poulsen – Sky View
Girls Golf
Maykayla Hansen – Box Elder
Marrisha Perkes – Green Canyon
Terra Baldwin – Green Canyon
Camri Sparrow – Sky View
Mandy Haynie – Sky View
Softball
Rylee Ericson – Green Canyon
Autumn White – Mountain Crest
Eliza Arledge – Ridgeline
Karlie Gowen – Ridgeline
Cambria Davis – Sky View
Samantha Cadina – Sky View
Baseball
Maxim Baer – Ridgeline
Seth Chambers – Sky View
Boys Soccer
Ryan Scott – Green Canyon
Eli Clark – Mountain Crest
Ray Robins – Mountain Crest
Andrew Findley – Ridgeline
Ryan Johnson – Ridgeline
Parker Christensen – Sky View
Boys Track & Field
Cole Mortensen – Box Elder
Michael Sabin – Box Elder
Tiberius Putnam – Box Elder
Bryan Hamson – Bear River
Conner Jensen – Bear River
Ryan Pace – Bear River
Tiran Fertig – Bear River
Adam Rowe – Green Canyon
Clark Campbell – Green Canyon
Tate Walker – Green Canyon
Andrew Crookston – Logan
Bracken Hertzler – Mountain Crest
Caden Bradshaw – Mountain Crest
Hyrum Staffanson – Mountain Crest
Jared Hochstrasser – Mountain Crest
Joseph Hammer – Mountain Crest
Quinton Bladen – Mountain Crest
Andrew Tenny – Ridgeline
Lukas Sorenson – Ridgeline
Tyler Bertolio – Ridgeline
Coleman Griffiths – Sky View
Isaiah Crookston – Sky View
Jonah Larsen – Sky View
Max Parry – Rich
Girls Track & Field
Ashlyn Zito – Box Elder
Kaela Small – Box Elder
Gracie Riley – Bear River
Saige Murray – Bear River
Abigail Blau – Green Canyon
Katie Latvakoski – Green Canyon
Tessa Ward – Logan
Anneliese McBride – Mountain Crest
Brittney Egbert – Mountain Crest
Brynlie Chambers – Mountain Crest
Jordan Merrill – Mountain Crest
Kylee Atkinson – Mountain Crest
Maycee Murray – Mountain Crest
Eden Hunsaker – Ridgeline
Hannah Swensen – Ridgeline
Jane Paulsen – Ridgeline
Madeline Sonntag – Ridgeline
Andi Thain – Sky View
Arianne Davies – Sky View
Catherine Gibbons – Sky View
Emma Housley – Sky View
Hannah Dowding – Sky View
Kena Littlefield – Sky View
Girls Lacrosse
Sofi Burggraf – Box Elder
Madison Willard – Green Canyon
Alexis Lindsey – Ridgeline
Aydan Johnson – Ridgeline
Ellie Goins – Ridgeline
BlaykeLee Barr – Sky View
Boys Lacrosse
Kase Avery – Bear River
Myles Nielson – Bear River
Conner Dockery – Green Canyon
Weston Christensen – Green Canyon
Jake Spackman – Sky View
Mavrik Hillyard – Sky View
