LACEY, Wash.  – Logan Armstrong compiled a perfect 4.00 GPA to lead 14 Saints named to the GNAC Men's Track and Field All-Academic team presented by Barnes & Noble College.
 
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Lo. Armstrong was one of only six student-athletes in the GNAC to earn a perfect 4.00 GPA while competing this season. From Seattle, Lo. Armstrong will graduate with a master's of science in computer science.
 
Miguel De LaMelena, a junior math and mechanical engineering major from Vancouver, Washington, earned his third GNAC All-Academic award with a 3.59 GPA. Guillaume Tabary a junior political science and psychology major from Kailua, Hawaii, joined De LaMalena for the third time with his 3.53 GPA.
 
Andrew Oslin, a sophomore communications major from Puyallup, Washington, earned his second selection with a 3.84 GPA. Hunter Kiphart, a sophomore from Issaquah, Washington, and Josh Schulz, a junior master of science in computer science from Pe Ell, Washington, also were named for a second time with 3.68 and 3.45 GPAs respectively.
 
Nine Saints were name to the GNAC All-Academic team for the first time including Logan Armstrong, and his younger brother Landon Armstrong, a sophomore computer science major from Seattle, who earned a 3.58 GPA.
 
Jack Farrell, a sophomore biology major from Lacey, Washington was selected with a 3.75 GPA. Nicholas Georgia, a freshman nursing major from Honolulu, Hawaii, also earned his selection with a 3.58 GPA.
 
Ian Kisamore, a sophomore information technology major from Kalama, Washington, and Marcus Rice, a junior environmental studies major from Spokane, Washington were named with a 3.60 and 3.57 GPAs respectively. Noah Simons, a freshman nursing major from Lacey, Washington was selected with a 3.61 GPA.
 
Nicholas Sarysz, a communication studies major from Longview, Washington, earned a 3.90 GPA. Andrew Schulz, a freshman computer science major from Pe Ell, Washington, nearly finished with a perfect GPA at 3.98.
 
To qualify for the GNAC All-Academic Teams, presented by Barnes & Noble College, nominees must be of sophomore eligibility or greater, have a minimum cumulative GPA or 3.20 or greater, be a letterwinner on their team and must be in their second year at the nominating institution.

Thanks to eligibility waivers provided by the NCAA due to the cancellation of the 2020 season, athletes who continue to hold freshman eligibility but are in their second season of competition at the nominating institution were eligible for selection to the GNAC All-Academic Team.