Dupage Policy Journal

The College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) has seen numerous student-athletes from its nine institutions named to the 2025 Academic All-District Women’s Track & Field team. This announcement was made by College Sports Communicators on Tuesday.

This recognition honors student-athletes for their performances both in athletics and academics. The CSC Academic All-America program also acknowledges men’s track and field athletes across four divisions: NCAA Division I, II, III, and NAIA.

Those selected as Academic All-District honorees are eligible for consideration on the CSC Academic All-America ballot. Finalists for the CSC Academic All-America award are marked with an asterisk and will proceed to a national ballot, with results announced on July 15.

The Division III CSC Academic All-America programs receive partial financial support from NCAA Division III national governance structures to assist with awards fulfillment for the 2024-25 academic year.

From Augustana College, Cora Deemer, Charlotte Frere*, Heather Michalski*, McKenzie Reser*, and Jordyn Van Santen were recognized. Carroll University had Rebekah Buboltz, Katelyn Duber, Maria Falk*, Grace Tinder, and Vanessa Uitenbroek* named.

Carthage College's Abbey Calhoun*, Tara Schaalma, Kylie Smith, and Nicole Tarpley* received honors. Elmhurst University had Alyssa Busker*, Anna Andretich, Lauren Marshall*, Nakala Nadeau, and Molly Roberts recognized.

Illinois Wesleyan University's honorees included Annalese Chudy*, Adriana Crabtree*, Lauren Huber*, and Emma McGrath. Millikin University featured Katie Janvrin, Madison Jessen, Hailey Newill, Alexis Wike, and Haylee Yelle.

North Central College's Julia Benes, Gwen Berenyi*, Natalie Johnson, Robin Lee, and Lindsey Novak* were honored. North Park University saw Julia Klein, Thea Ring*, and Jayla Sotelo recognized.

Finally, Wheaton College had Grace Crowder, Natalie Fopma, Sophia Huber*, Sarah Quintanilla, and Caroline Stetina* named to the team.