JACKSON, Tenn. – Union University Athletics has inducted 61 student-athletes into Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society. The 2024-25 year marked the first year for Union to nominate student-athletes to Chi Alpha Sigma, as the Gulf South Conference and Chi Alpha Sigma began a conference-wide partnership.
Founded in 1996, Chi Alpha Sigma is the first and only nonprofit organization to recognize both the academic and athletic accolades and achievements of four-year undergraduate student-athletes. The organization currently boasts more than 400 chapters across 47 states.
Membership in local chapters is an honor bestowed upon selected student-athletes. Selection for membership is determined by an athletics department designee in consultation with the individual’s head coach. To be eligible, student-athletes must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher, complete at least four full-time semesters, be a junior or senior in academic standing, and participate in a varsity intercollegiate sport.
Benefits for members include the ability to procure graduation regalia, such as medallions and cords, as well as the opportunity to apply for a postgraduate scholarship.
2024-25 Union Student-Athletes Inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma
Abshere, Rivers Hope – women’s soccer
Aguayo, Tarik Addis – women’s soccer
Anousinh, Jazalyn Kaylee – women’s basketball
Autry, Matthew – baseball
Baker, Lainey Beth – softball
Blackwood, Benjamin J – men’s cross country
Brown, Stewart Joshua – men’s cross country
Brown, William Ryan – men’s golf
Caldwell, Avery Grace – women’s soccer
Carver, Knoah Ray – men’s basketball
Cook, Caleb Alan – men’s cross country
Davis, Caleb Michael – baseball
Denman, Braden – cheer
Erzen, Tessa Maxine – women’s soccer
Felder, Emily – softball
Fernandez, Abigail Grace – women’s golf
Finkley, Kira Hayley – women’s softball
Fynaardt, Aaron Krie – men’s cross country
Garcia Alvarez, Lucia – women’s soccer
Garrison, Riley Cross – men’s cross country
Goehring, Amelia Grace – women’s soccer
Guinness, Bethany Joy – women’s soccer
Haas, Camille Stephanie – women’s cross country
Hamill, Hannah – volleyball
Harjanne, Christian Hugo Petteri – men’s soccer
Harrington, Hope Grace – volleyball
Hostettler, Grayce – cheer
Jackson, Rebekah Joy – women’s soccer
Jacobs, Finn Gordon – men’s soccer
Keeton, Ryan Luke – men’s cross country
Korte, McKinnley Grace – women’s golf
Langley, Camryn Taylor – softball
LaVallee, Kirsten – women’s soccer
Lee, Olivia Caroline – women’s basketball
Lentz, Brodey Duane – baseball
Litscher, Jonathan – men’s cross country
Lucas, Keisharna Mystique – women’s basketball
Ludwig, Lilly Anouk – women’s soccer
Mann, William Brody – baseball
Mason Striverson, Kynidi Sanai – women’s basketball
Mislevy, Sophie Grace – softball
Moore, Rylee Grace – softball
Morrison, Shylee Marie – women’s basketball
Owens, Sarah Reese – volleyball
Pinkston, Timothy Jon – men’s golf
Placie, Dehlia Saige – women’s soccer
Robbins, Brooklyn Rae – women’s soccer
Robinson, Trace James – men’s golf
Ross, Grant Michael – baseball
Schott, Patrick Marius – men’s soccer
Supine, Natalie – volleyball
Sureda, Matthew David – baseball
Tacker, Sara Grace – volleyball
Thompson, Sarah Katherine – softball
Torosian, Marie – volleyball
Tritt, Mary Scott- women’s cross country
Vircks, Alexis Grace – softball
Westmoreland, Andrew James – men’s golf
Whittaker, Sydney Marie – volleyball
Winkleman, Luke Fischer – men’s cross country
Young, Ayla Mae – women’s cross country
