A staggering total of 56 Alabama Crimson Tide student-athletes were named to the Southeastern Conference Winter Academic Honor Roll, the league office announced.

Five players from the men’s basketball team were named to the list including Mobile native and soon-to-be NBA first round selection Labaron Philon Jr., while seven members of the women’s basketball team and a total of 34 qualified from both the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams.

The entire list of athletes and their majors is as follows:

Aiden Sherrell – Men’s Basketball – Sport Management
Aden Holloway – Men’s Basketball – Human Environmental Sciences
Jacob Martin – Men’s Basketball – Kinesiology
Labaron Philon Jr. – Men’s Basketball – Sport Management
Houston Mallette – Men’s Basketball – Sport Management (MS) – Social Media Marketing (Graduate Certificate)
Leah Brooks – Women’s Basketball – Studio Art
Diana Collins – Women’s Basketball – Public Health
Reychel Douglas – Women’s Basketball – Kinesiology
Naomi Jones – Women’s Basketball – Kinesiology
Eris Lester – Women’s Basketball – Real Estate
Ta’Mia Scott – Women’s Basketball – Studio Art
Jessica Timmons – Women’s Basketball – Public Relations
Love Birt – Gymnastics – Political Science
Ryan Fuller – Gymnastics – Management
Kylee Kvamme – Gymnastics – Marketing
Chloe LaCoursiere – Gymnastics – Neuroscience
Gabby Ladanyi – Gymnastics – Kinesiology
Lillian Lewis – Gymnastics – Kinesiology
Natalia Pawlak – Gymnastics – Criminal Justice
Rachel Rybicki – Gymnastics – Economics and Finance (double major)
Jamison Sears – Gymnastics – Sport Management
Paityn Walker – Gymnastics – Hospitality Management
Drayden Bell – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science
Nigel Chambers – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Finance
Brendan Conners – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting
Colin Cosgrove – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science
Colten Cryer – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Chemical Engineering/Chemistry
Toni Dragoja – Men’s Swimming and Diving – General Business
Tommy Hagar – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Mechanical Engineering
Lance Johnson – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Consumer Science
Tim Korstanje – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Finance/Economics
Ethan Otten – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Consumer Science
Jarrett Payne – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting
Noah Saylor – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science
Mark Underwood – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Finance/Economics
Adam Varga – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Civil Engineering
Zarek Wilson – Men’s Swimming and Diving – General Business
Cole Witmer – Men’s Swimming and Diving – Finance
Sydney Blackhurst – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting
Mackenzie Brandt – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Communicative Disorders
Kate Christian – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Human Development Family Study
Rin Drudge – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management
Ella Jones – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Public Health
Emily Jones – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management
Ella Menear – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science
Brooklyn O’Day – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Kinesiology Exercise Science
Victoria Raymond – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Finance
Maggie Ella Robbins – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Communication Studies
Ryleigh Rodgers – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Marketing
Charlotte Rosendale – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting
Sydney Sanders – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Accounting
Jada Scott – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management
Emma Sundermeyer – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Biology
Gaby Van Brunt – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Psychology
Cadence Vincent – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Sports Management
Stella Grace Watts – Women’s Swimming and Diving – Consumer Science

To be eligible for the SEC Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher and have completed at least one full academic year at their respective institution.

Alabama now has 185 SEC Academic Honor Roll selections for the 2025-26 academic year, with additional honorees to be recognized following the spring and first-year academic lists.