Five Lakeland University basketball players have been honored with selections to the College Sports Communicators’ NCAA Division III Academic All-District Teams. Four members of the women's team—A.T. Bartlett, Meghan MacPhee, Sadie Grabow, and Lydia Levra—and one from the men's team, Peyton Mrotek, achieved these accolades. The awards reflect their excellence both on the court and in academics, requiring nominees to maintain a minimum GPA of 3.50 and meet specific game participation criteria. Each honored player is making significant contributions to their teams while excelling in their studies, showcasing the dedication of student-athletes. The winners will now be eligible for the Academic All-America program, which honors top athletes across multiple divisions.

By the Numbers
  • Five players recognized: 4 women, 1 man.
  • All honorees maintain a GPA of at least 3.50.
State of Play
  • Continuing emphasis on academic excellence in athletics at Lakeland University.
  • Recognition for outstanding performance both in sports and academics boosts school pride.
What's Next

The academic achievements may lead to further recognition in the national Academic All-America program, spotlighting Lakeland University’s dedication to cultivating student-athletes. Individual players may leverage this honor for future career opportunities in sports and academics.

Bottom Line

Lakeland University's achievement of having five athletes named to the CSC Academic All-District Teams underscores the institution's commitment to academic excellence in athletics, highlighting the balance between sports performance and educational pursuits for student-athletes.