The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2025 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes awards.  The Siena Heights Women's Soccer Program had fourteen student-athletes earn this distinction. 

In order to be nominated for the NAIA Scholar-Athlete, an individual must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, must appear on the eligibility certificate for the sport, and have attended one full year.

Earning the award for the Saints was:

Parker Cheney, (2^nd time), senior, biology major, chemistry and psychology minors from Brownstown, Michigan

Sydney Eads (1^st time), junior, criminal justice major and sociology minor from Blacklick, Ohio

Reagan Fennelly, (1^st time), senior, environmental engineering major from Lapeer, Michigan

Genevieve Ihns (1^st time), senior, business administration and accounting major and criminal justice minor from Chesterfield, Michigan

Kailey Lambert (2^nd time), junior, exercise science major and psychology minor from Pinckney, Michigan

Cassie McNatt (2^nd time), junior, psychology major and religious studies minor from Clinton, Michigan

Maddie Morris (3^rd time), graduate student, business administration major, from Fort Wayne, Indiana

Alyssa Naso (3^rd time), senior, exercise science major and management minor from Grosse Ile, Michigan

Hannah Rose (1^st time), sophomore, criminal justice major and psychology minor from Phoenix, Arizona

Maya Ruffles (3^rd time), senior, biology major and chemistry minor from Royal Oak, Michigan

Keirra Thompson (2^nd time), junior, criminal justice major from Monroe, Ohio

Ruthie VanSkiver, (1^st time), senior, marketing major and communications minor from Ada, Michigan

Madison Verhaeghe (2^nd time), junior, accounting major, finance minor from Harrison Township, Michigan

Gianna Whitney (1^st time), sophomore, criminal justice major from Livonia, Michigan

For the full release from the NAIA, click HERE

For the full list of Student-Athletes by sport, click HERE