CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Cascade Collegiate Conference announced the student-athletes who earned 2026 Spring U.S. Bank Academic All-Conference honors on Tuesday morning. A total of 74 Eastern Oregon University student-athletes were recognized across the men's and women's Outdoor Track & Field, Baseball, and Softball teams. 

To qualify for the Academic All-Conference Team, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2, hold at least sophomore standing, and have been identified with their institution for two full semesters or three full quarters. EOU's honorees are as follows:

Softball

• Emily Barry, Masters of Arts in Teaching
• Alexis Blankenship, Health & Human Performance
• Kallan Bordwell-Gray, Psychology
• Hope Burke, Health & Human Performance
• Natalie Dimitrov, Marketing
• Hannah Ebner, Biology
• Kaya Enriquez, Elementary Education
• Brylin Field, Business Administration
• Kelly Monaghan, Business Administration
• Madison Shell, Elementary Education
• Sydney Stocker, Multidisciplinary Studies

Baseball

• Jayce Bartley, Psychology
• Jake Brady, Communication Studies
• Jayden Butler, Business Administration
• Ashton Demarest, Rangeland Ecology & Management
• Easton Espinoza, Business Administration
• Carson Gerding, Business Administration
• Tyler Harper, Agriculture Entrepreneurship
• Camron Hendrix, General Studies-Exploratory, Pre-Nursing
• Mario Landeros, Computer Science
• Brody Noonan, Agriculture Entrepreneurship
• Alex Olague, MAsters in Business Administration
• Tyler Rebsom, Fire Services Administration
• Jake Sauceda, Business Administration
• Lucas Smith, Business Administration
• David Soto, Communication & Media Studies
• Monte Spence, Master of Public Administration
• Reed Stamps, Business Administration
• Tommy Whiles, Health & Human Performance
• Tucker Zander, Health & Human Performance

Women's Track & Field 

• Gracie Birkinbine, Marketing
• Melanie Boatman, Accounting
• Norah Brooks, Business Administration
• Kiah Carlson, Business Administration
• Karina DeYoung, Health & Human Performance
• Madisen Douglas, Interdisciplinary Studies
• Kaleah Hines, Health & Human Performance
• Jensyn Jacobson, Biology
• Carlee Jensen, Accounting
• Ava Jensen, Biology
• Taylor Joyce, Agricultural Studies
• Peyton Kneeland, Business
• Sadie McCoy, Health & HumanPerformance/ Nursing
• Sara McKen, Health & Human Performance
• Aliviah Mode, Rangeland Ecology & Management
• Eve Moore, Marketing
• Sydney Peck, Rangeland Ecology & management
• Natalie Pugh, Communication & Media Studies
• Nora Roscoe, Health & Human Performance
• Naiya Senethavilay, Communication & Media Studies
• Katelyn Senn, Multidisciplinary Studies
• Ashley Treadwell, Nursing
• Mattie Woodbury, Agriculture Entrepreneurship

Men's Track & Field 

• Dylan Buss, Health & Human Performance
• Dezmond Chavez, Business Administration
• Mark Church, Agricultural Sciences
• Luke Davis, Health & Human Performance
• Cooper Gover, Business Administration
• Grady Greenwood, Psychology
• Evan Gunning, Health & Human Performance
• Cooper Huxoll, Business Administration
• TJ Lynch, Music
• Reuben Manzer, Health & Human Performance
• Cristian Mendoza, Masters of Arts in Teaching
• Trevor Nichols, Biology
• Thomas Ogden, Health & Human Performance
• Osman Osman, masters of Arts in Teaching
• Michael Pedrick, Fire Services Administration
• Cameron Reich, Health & Human Performance
• Bryson Spears, Business Administration
• Van Vinson, Business Administration
• Nathan Wachs, Business Administration
• Myer Whitmore, Health & Human Performance