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ADSA Staff Promotions

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The Academic Development of Student-Athletes (ADSA) would like to highlight the hard work of our employees and the work that they do daily to positively impact the student- athlete’s lives that they work with. We are thrilled to highlight three staff promotions and announce a new Academic Counselor. ADSA and the student-athletes appreciate all of their contributions!

Lexi Williams – Academic Counselor 

Lexi Williams, recently transitioned from a Literacy Specialist to Academic Counselor. She continues to expand her impact in ADSA. Lexi came to the Hilltop in Summer 2024 from Georgia Tech, where she was an Athletic Academic Advisor for various teams including Women’s basketball, Women’s tennis, and Softball. Lexi embraces the opportunity to work with different teams and individuals. For Lexi, the most rewarding part of her role is witnessing the development and personal growth of the student-athletes she supports. Her adaptability and genuine care make her a tremendous asset to our team and we are excited to watch her grow! 

Leeann Oland – Office Manager 

For 14 remarkable years, Leeann Oland has been a cornerstone of the ADSA department. In her elevated position, Leeann will continue to oversee several programs, student workers, while elevating her operational and fiscal responsibilities. She approaches her role with a warm smile, greeting every student-athlete with enthusiasm and a commitment to building meaningful relationships. Leeann is an invaluable part of our ADSA and SMU community. We celebrate her incredible tenure and consistency she brings to the ADSA every single day.  

Desmond Grayson – Senior Academic Counselor 

Desmond first joined SMU in 2023, as an Academic Counselor working with Football and Equestrian. In 2025, he was promoted to Senior Academic Counselor, serving the same teams. In this elevated position, Desmond is also taking on additional ADSA specific programming oversight.  His commitment to fostering academic and personal growth ensures that every student-athlete he works with feels supported along their journey at SMU. Desmond’s work embodies the spirit of teamwork and excellence. 

Kelsey Smith – Senior Academic Counselor 

Kelsey recently promoted from Academic Counselor to Senior Academic Counselor in January. She has quickly embraced her new role as with enthusiasm and a drive to connect with her new teams. Previously, she worked with Men’s & Women’s Soccer, and Rowing. As a Senior Counselor, she will work with Football, Men’s Tennis, Men’s Golf, and oversee other internal ADSA programming. She had this to say about the future, “I’m really looking forward to getting to know even more student-athletes and getting to support them through their academic career at SMU. It’s been so fun attending practices and games to learn more about my new teams and their culture”. 

Congratulations to Lexi, Leeann, Desmond, and Kelsey! 

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February Mustang Champions

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This February, we are back to highlight four student-athletes that embody the spirit of the Mustang, each setting a new standard for athletic and academic achievement. Meet Macey Hilton, Jack Forrest, Logan Parr, and Mackenzie Lee:

Macey Hilton (Track & Field, Cross Country): 

Macey Hilton, a junior from Auckland, New Zealand, is making a name for herself as a true standout at SMU. She is majoring in Applied Physiology and Sport Management; Macey isn’t just excelling in her academics—she’s also dominating on the track. This semester, Macey broke the SMU indoor mile record with an impressive time of 4:41.41. Her dedication and competitive drive are evident in everything she does, and it’s clear that she’s earned her spot among the program’s top athletes. 

Beyond her athletic achievements, Macey is thriving academically, and approaches her studies with the same focus and determination that she brings to the track. As her ADSA counselor, Katie Evans, observes, “What stands out about Macey is not just her achievements but the positive, motivating energy she brings to those around her. She’s the type of person who encourages her teammates to push harder, whether they’re on the track or in the classroom, and her infectious attitude creates an atmosphere where everyone wants to do their best. With her drive, academic focus, and unbeatable attitude, there’s no doubt she will keep inspiring everyone around her.” 

Jack Forrest (Men’s Swimming): 

Jack Forrest, a junior from Little Rock, Arkansas, is making waves both in the pool and the classroom. Specializing in butterfly and freestyle, he’s become a standout on the SMU swimming team, with some impressive records to show for it. But Jack isn’t just about swimming—he’s also juggling a double major in Finance and Data Science, all while being accepted into the highly competitive Alternative Asset Management Program (ALTS) at SMU. Even with the heavy workload, Jack handles it all with impressive grace and determination. 

What really stands out about Jack is his drive to keep pushing himself, whether it’s in his studies, his training, or even trying new things outside his comfort zone. This semester, he took things a step further by enrolling in a singing class! While he jokes that he’s the worst singer in the group, it’s clear that he’s all about growth. 

Jack is continuously earning recognition for his academic achievements. He’s made the SMU Honor Roll 5 consecutive semesters. He’s not just excelling in the pool or acing tough courses, he’s always looking for new ways to grow and challenge himself.  

 Logan Parr (Football):  

Offensive lineman Logan Parr, hailing from Helotes, Texas, joined the Mustangs from the University of Texas (Austin) in 2023. He quickly established himself as an academic powerhouse, earning All-ACC Academic Team honors and pursuing his second Master’s Degree in Sports Management. He obtained his first Masters from the Cox School of Business in Management Science. Logan exemplifies the spirit of taking advantage of the opportunities presented by SMU to cultivate personal and professional growth. He is a returning member of SAAC, and Marissa Watters states “he plays a key role in engaging his teammates, encouraging their involvement, and fostering a strong sense of community within the program. His leadership extends beyond campus, as he actively recruits teammates to participate in service initiatives, including Boulevard Ballers, a sports camp in partnership with Dallas Parks and Recreation. In addition to his work in athletics and service, Logan is a passionate advocate for mental health. Through collaboration with SMU’s counseling team, he has participated in educational videos aimed at reducing stigma and encouraging student-athletes to prioritize their well-being.”  

Mackenzie Lee (Women’s Golf): 

Mackenzie has really found her stride on the golf course and in the classroom this past year. As a junior, majoring in Sports Management with a minor in Business, she earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in the Fall.  She is witty and fun to be around, always making her teammates smile. Lee also was one of 72 women amateur golfers selected to compete in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur tournament in April. She looks forward to representing the United States in this prestigous tournament. She is passionate about serving others, and in her spare time, she volunteers at Stewpot. Lee is leading the New Era of SMU Women’s Golf and we are excited to watch them excel! 

The narratives of Macey Hilton, Jack Forrest, Logan Parr, and Mackenzie Lee stand as a testament to the holistic development that ADSA and SMU fosters. Each athlete, through their individual pursuits, has demonstrated that athletic excellence and academic rigor can coexist.  As these athletes continue to represent SMU, they serve as powerful examples of what it means to be a Mustang, inspiring their fellow mustangs to strive for excellence in every aspect of their lives.

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46 Student-Athletes make the Fall Honor Roll

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The ADSA is enthused to celebrate the academic successes of 46 remarkable student-athletes, who made the Fall 2024 SMU Honor Roll! This is a true testament to their commitment, perseverance, and drive for success.

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 To make the Honor Roll the following must be met:

  • Appointment determined by percentile rank based on cumulative SMU GPA 
  • Must be degree seeking students; non-degree students are not eligible. 
  • Completion of at least 12 hours of courses with grades A through D- for the term (Engineering co-op students are eligible based on successfully completing the co-op program for the term.) (Courses that are excluded from the undergraduate program (i.e. 4+1 students) are included in determining honor roll eligibility.) 
  • No incomplete grades, in any prior coursework, at time selection process is run 
  • For students with majors in separate schools a percentile rank is determined separately for each school with the highest percentile rank applying. 
  • The Honor Roll is issued at the end of the Fall and Spring regular terms. The scholastic data for the Honor Roll is determined 3 weeks after the last day of final examinations for the term. Scholastic changes received after this cut-off are not included in the determination of the Honor Roll for the term. Scholastic data is based on enrollments through the end of the Honor Roll regular term and does not include any scholastic data for short terms that immediately follow the regular term. 

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Supporting these dual pursuits is our dedicated Academic Development of Student-Athletes (ADSA) program. Our department is designed to help student-athletes succeed and balance their academic and athletic pursuits. Our program combines tailored resources with a supportive environment. It’s not just about achieving grades—it’s about instilling values like discipline, resilience, and teamwork that extend far beyond the classroom or the field. To our student-athletes: congratulations on an exceptional semester! 

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New Year, New Mustang Champions

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The life of a SMU student-athlete is a demanding one, requiring a delicate balance between rigorous training schedules and challenging academic pursuits. We are always impressed by our SMU Mustangs who exemplify dedication, resilience, and a commitment to excellence both in their respective sports and in the classroom. These four Mustangs are starting the year off strong!  

Kayanna Cox (Women’s Basketball) 

Cox’s story is one of incredible resilience. After undergoing surgery just before the start of the school year, Kayanna faced an uphill battle. Undeterred, she tackled a demanding 17-hour course load in the challenging engineering program and achieved one of the highest semester GPAs on her team. Her relentless work ethic and dedication, both on and off the court, have made her an exceptional student-athlete and a true leader in the classroom. Kayanna’s professors have raved about her active participation and engagement, highlighting her passion for learning. 

Jack Berube (Men’s Swimming) 

Jack Berube, a Fall 2024 transfer, has wasted no time making his mark on the SMU community. He’s already broken the school record in the 100 backstroke, an impressive feat made even more special by the fact that the previous record holder was his own father! Jack was also a key member of the record-breaking 400 medley relay team. Beyond his athletic pursuits, Jack is driven to excel academically and plans to pursue a business degree. He’s also passionate about elevating the team’s social media presence and is a vocal advocate for his teammates, demonstrating his commitment to the SMU community both in and out of the pool. 

Shelby Clauson (Equestrian) 

Shelby Clauson, a graduating senior majoring in CCPA: Organizational Communication with a minor in Political Science, embodies the ideal of a well-rounded student-athlete. Shelby has consistently demonstrated her commitment to academics by proactively managing her academic plan and utilizing available resources to maximize her academic success. We’re incredibly proud of this Baylor transfer who contributed to the national championship team last year and is now striving for another. 

Richard Garcia (Men’s Soccer) 

Richard, a junior midfielder on our Men’s Soccer team has had an impressive semester as a Mustang. Originally from Dallas, he wanted to transfer to SMU to be closer to family and follow in his cousin’s footsteps, Homero (who graduated from SMU as well). He transferred from California Polytechnic State University and is majoring in Sports Management.  He has aspirations to study law after he graduates in Fall 2025, finishing his last season as a Mustang.  

These four students- athletes represent the best of SMU, demonstrating what it takes to perform at the highest level- academically and athletically. Their hard work, dedication, and passion serve as an inspiration to us all. We congratulate them on their accomplishments and wish them continued success! 

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S.P.I.R.I.T of a Mustang

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The SMU Mustangs are known for their competitive spirit and dedication to excellence, both on the field and in the classroom. Let’s celebrate their recent successes! 

Yohan Traore (Men’s Basketball) 

Yohan Traore, since transferring to SMU last Fall, has demonstrated exceptional work ethic and a positive attitude. Navigating the complexities of transferring universities can be challenging, but Yohan tackled the process with grace and determination, diligently completing all necessary petitions. Now, fully immersed in the academic year, he continues to shine. Yohan is a model student, consistently punctual for classes, tutoring, and study hall. His dedication is evident in his strong performance in his history courses, a testament to his commitment to academic success. Beyond his achievements, Yohan’s respectful demeanor makes him a true pleasure to work with. 

June Song (Women’s Golf) 

Junior June Song is a force to be reckoned with. Majoring in Journalism and minoring in Art History, June maintains a stellar GPA while simultaneously competing at a high level on the Women’s Golf team. Her talents extend beyond the classroom and the golf course. June recently captivated audiences with her stunning vocal performance at the ACC Football Conference Championships. She truly embodies the definition of a well-rounded student-athlete, excelling in academics, athletics, and the arts. 

Luke Sitz (Men’s Diving) 

Luke Sitz has made a splash on the international stage! Representing the United States at the World Aquatics Junior Diving Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Luke earned three impressive top-six finishes: 5th in 3-meter diving, 6th in 1-meter diving, and 5th in synchronized diving. His talent and hard work haven’t gone unnoticed at the collegiate level either. Luke has been named ACC Diver of the Week three times this fall, further solidifying his position as a rising star in the diving world. His ADSA counselor, Katie Evans, looks forward to supporting the academic development of this first year student. 

Maddy Parker (Women’s Swimming) 

Transferring to SMU this fall from Washington State University, sophomore Maddy Parker has already made a significant impact on the swimming scene. At the US Open Championships  in Greensboro earlier this month, Maddy showcased her talent by winning two events: the 50 free (22.26) and the 100 free (48.09). Her impressive performances signal a bright future for this Mustang swimmer. Maddy plans to major in Anthropology, demonstrating her commitment to academic pursuits alongside her athletic ambitions. 

These four student-athletes represent the best S.P.I.R.I.T  of SMU. Their dedication, talent, and commitment to both academics and athletics serve as an inspiration to the entire Mustang community! 

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ADSA Academic Feedback Requests

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The Academic Development of Student-Athletes (ADSA) is dedicated to collaborating with faculty to ensure the success of student-athletes. Twice each semester, ADSA solicits feedback from instructors to align with key academic milestones such as Early Progress Reports (EPRs), Mid-Term Progress Reports (MPRs), and the final withdrawal deadline. The software platform utilized by ADSA for this feedback collection is called Teamworks. 

What’s New: 

Enhanced Security: Faculty members will now receive a secure one-time password when accessing grade check surveys through email prompts. 

Authorized Access: This additional security measure ensures that only authorized faculty members can access and submit feedback. 

How It Works for Faculty: 

Access the Survey: When you receive a grade check email prompt, click the “Complete the Survey” button or copy and paste the provided link into your internet browser. 

Request Access Code: You’ll be prompted to enter your faculty email address to receive a secure access code. 

Retrieve Access Code: Check your inbox for an email containing your one-time password. 

Authenticate: Enter this code on the verification page to securely access your course(s) grade check survey. 

Spring 2025 Timeline for Feedback: 

Faculty Feedback Request #1 (Smaller Student-Athlete Population): 

  • February 17: Teamworks communication #1 for the first reporting period 
  • March 3: Teamworks first reporting period closes 

Faculty Feedback Request #2 (All Student-Athletes): 

  • April 7: Teamworks communication #1 for the second reporting period 
  • April 21: Teamworks second reporting period closes 

Please note: This authentication process is a temporary measure for Spring 2025 only. ADSA is working with campus OIT to implement Single Sign-On (SSO) for Teamworks access this summer. We understand this adds an extra step, but it is necessary to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of the feedback process while we transition to SSO. 

For detailed guidance and visual demonstrations of this update, please consult our faculty member grade check help center guide: 

https://help.teamworks.com/academics/s/article/Access-and-Complete-a-Grade-Check 

For sport-specific contact information, please visit our website.

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ADSA Announces Fall 2024 Academic Achievements

As the final grades for Fall 2024 are in, SMU has proven once again that excellence isn’t just confined to the playing field—it’s thriving in the classroom too. The results from the first semester in the ACC are nothing short of exceptional, and we couldn’t be prouder of the outstanding academic accomplishments of our student-athletes. 

From top team GPAs to individual academic triumphs, SMU has shown a strong commitment to achieving success in both athletics and academics. The dedication and hard work of our athletes, coaches, and staff members were on full display this semester, setting a new standard of excellence. 

Top Fall 2024 Team GPAs:  

Several teams have demonstrated remarkable academic success this past semester. Notably, the Women’s Cross-Country team led the pack with a stellar 3.836 term GPA (3.775 cumulative GPA), making them the highest-performing team overall. In the men’s teams, Men’s Tennis earned the highest term GPA of 3.562, paired with a 3.587 cumulative GPA, showcasing their ability to achieve excellence in all areas. 

Fall 2024 Academic Milestones: An Impressive Percentage of Student-Athletes Excel 

The numbers from Fall 2024 reflect a strong culture of academic achievement among SMU student-athletes. Some key highlights include: 

  • 164 students (36% of athletes) earned a perfect 4.00 term GPA. 
  • 216 students (48%) achieved a term GPA above 3.50. 
  • A total of 329 students (73%) finished the term with a GPA higher than 3.00. 

Even more impressive, 18 student-athletes (4%) maintained a 4.00 cumulative GPA over their collegiate career—a true testament to their consistency and hard work. 

Gratitude to the ADSA Staff and Cross-Campus Partnerships 

None of this would be possible without the exceptional support and guidance provided by the ADSA staff and their cross-campus partnerships. Their commitment to the academic success of our student-athletes is truly invaluable. The collaboration between academic and athletic departments ensures that our athletes are supported in every facet of their collegiate experience, and it is this dedication that continues to fuel our athletes’ success on and off the field. 

Looking Ahead 

As we celebrate these outstanding achievements, we look forward to the continued academic and athletic success of our student-athletes. The Fall 2024 semester has set a high bar for the future, and with the continued support of the ADSA staff, coaches, athletic administration, faculty, and all other members of the SMU campus community, we are confident that SMU Athletics will continue to excel both academically and athletically in the years to come. 

At SMU, we’re not just about winning games—we’re about building well-rounded individuals who excel in all aspects of life. We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication our athletes have shown, and we can’t wait to see what they will accomplish in the semesters ahead! 

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Thankful for these November Mustang Champions

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SMU is thankful for these Mustangs that lead the charge in academics, athletics, and improving their community during the holiday season!  

Emily Little (Cross Country and Track & Field) 

Emily is a dynamic and dedicated student-athlete who has made significant contributions to her team and the university in the Fall semester. Her active participation in both on-track and off-track activities demonstrates her commitment to achieving excellence. During the Life After Ball (LAB) programming, she was highly engaged, offering valuable insights and actively participating in discussions. Her strong character and leadership qualities are evident in her interactions with teammates and coaches. Her athletic accomplishments, including earning All-ACC honors at the ACC Cross Country Championships, highlight her exceptional talent and dedication to her sport. As a recent transfer to SMU, she is eager to apply her knowledge and skills to her Master’s in Sport Management program. 

Izzy Krantzcke (Women’s Swim & Dive) 

Izzy is a dedicated leader and active participant in the SMU and Dallas community. Izzy was a nominee by SAS (Student-Athlete Success), as she consistently ranks at the top of the Athletic Service Leaderboard, demonstrating her commitment to volunteering and giving back to the Dallas community. Her enthusiastic participation in LAB and DEIB initiatives fosters a positive and inclusive environment at SMU.  She has been excelling in the classroom as an academic weapon, most notably within her Health Management courses. Izzy is a rising star, as a sophomore, with a bright future! 

Keldric Luster (Football)  

 Several ADSA staff members have acknowledged sophomore Keldric’s positive attitude. He has been nominated as a Mustang Champion because of his dedication to both academics and athletics. Keldric employs the same learning strategies he uses as a quarterback to master classroom content. The ADSA staff looks forward to seeing his hard work pay off in the coming semesters, and Keldric is optimistic that it will. The ADSA staff also appreciates his encouragement of his teammates, both on and off the field.  

Vikas Deo (Men’s Tennis)  

 Vikas, a DFW Native from Carrollton, joined the Hilltop Fall 2024 after a stint at Wake Forest.  The Computer Science major is specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Specialization.  Vikas quickly became a regular presence in the ADSA while building connections with student-athletes across all sports. Dr. Teiana Jones, Senior Director of ADSA and Assistant A.D. for Academics, appreciates his positive spirit and perseverance. She believes that these qualities will continue to grow throughout his time at SMU.  

We will be back next month to highlight another four student-athletes which will be the last four student-athletes of 2024! 

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October Mustang Champions

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This month’s Mustang Champions feature three Senior Mustangs and one on the rise Freshman! Check out the commitment to excellence by our Mustangs Champions of the Month! 

Natalia Newsome (Volleyball)  

Natalia Newsome is a freshman from Arlington, Texas and is having a standout year on the court and in the classroom. She has impressed her senior academic counselor, Alana Owens, who shared that she has a respectful and punctual attitude and that Natalie is committed to her studies. Owens notes that Newsome embodies the Athletic Department’s S.P.I.R.I.T. motto, making her a joy to work with. She is the middle blocker on the SMU volleyball team, which is nationally ranked at #10.  Natalia’s academic interests include Business, Law, or Sports Management. 

Kyran Chambron Pinho (Men’s Soccer) 

Kyran Chambron Pinho is a senior from Frankfurt, Germany. During his time on the Hilltop, he has been a role model for the other international students on his team.  He exemplifies what is means to be a student-athlete. Not only is he competitive and striving for excellence on the pitch, but he also expects perfection in the classroom and from his peers. The two-time ACC Player of the Week honoree, encourages the use of ADSA resources and regularly pursues opportunities for personal, educational, and professional growth, which will continue to serve him well. Dr. Teiana Jones, Senior Director of ADSA and Assistant Athletic Director of Academics, shared that Kyran has been a pleasure to get to know. She is proud of his academic journey. Kyran is on track to graduate in 3.5 years, with a degree in Economics and a minor in Psychology (Fall 2024). SMU awaits the reveal of the 48-team NCAA Championships bracket, which is set to be released during the NCAA Selection Show on Monday, Nov. 18. First-round NCAA tournament action will begin on Thursday, Nov. 21.   

Maykayla Jackson (Track & Field) 

Senior Triple Jumper, Maykayla Jackson has earned this honor, through her pursuits and voice on campus. She is an active member of BSAC (Black Student-Athlete Committee), whose mission is; “to create a safe space and advocacy channel for Black-identifying student-athletes at SMU”. Originally from Midlothian, Texas, Maykayla is consistently working to reach her personal and educational goals. She is majoring in Biological Sciences, conducting research with Professor Brewster, and has aspirations to go to medical school after she graduates in May 2025.  

Keon Ambrose-Hylton (Men’s Basketball) 

Keon’s journey to SMU wasn’t easy; originally from Ontario, Canada, his first stop in the US was Alabama University. He transferred to SMU in the Summer of 2022, and completed his Bachelor’s degree in Applied Physiology and Sports Management (APSM) in Spring 2024.  He is furthering his education on the Hilltop, and is pursuing his Masters of Liberal Studies (MLS), expecting to graduate in 2025. Keon has been an active member of BSAC and LAB. This Fall, he has the second most community service hours logged by an individual SMU student-athlete at 11.25 hours. Come support Keon and SMU Men’s Basketball team (currently 3-0) this season! (Click here for Schedule) 

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SMU Volleyball Breaking Records on the Court and in the Classroom

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A snapshot into traveling on the road in the ACC: 

During the first week of the 2024 Fall semester, while most students were walking to their first class on campus, it looked a little different for the SMU volleyball student-athletes; who were on a plane traveling to Hawaii and San Diego for their first away tournament. Before they stepped into a class, they were walking on the court.  

 It’s no secret that the demands on a student-athlete are different than the average college student. There are early mornings, late nights, changing schedules, and traveling for competitions that take up an athlete’s “spare time”. In those small breaks, you can see the dedication shown by the athletes studying on the bus or plane, reading the in the hotel room, etc. Our Mustang Student-Athletes want to be the best at everything they do, so SMU Athletics partners with ADSA to ensure that academics are still prioritized even when they are traveling for competitions. The coaching staff “really value ADSA support and resources and make it a priority in the volleyball program” – Alana Owens, Senior Academic Counselor

More than Competition: 

This trip allowed many of the volleyball players to experience Hawaii and Polynesian culture for the first time. While most away trips for student-athletes are scheduled to allow for the shortest travel time possible- to avoid missing classes, etc. On this trip, the team was able to experience several unique events including attending the Polynesian Cultural Center (see below) 

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When on the road, Alana Owens, the Volleyball Senior Academic Counselor, conducted mandatory academic study hall for all student-athletes on the team. This is to ensure that there is scheduled time dedicated to academics. “This group is very athletically and academically focused this semester; I am very proud of them for putting in the required road study hall hours through this busy road trip schedule” – Alana Owens. Of the 15 players on the team, 7 are graduate students pursuing programs in Cox and Simmons. These athletes are dedicated to pursing their degree while also having a record-breaking season in the ACC.

Come support this outstanding team at their next game on Friday, November 15, 2024 in Moody Coliseum in Dallas, TX.  

 Photography credit: FreeKey Three Creative Team