The annual Lone Star Conference Scholar-Athlete Award winners were announced on Tuesday, with 35 student-athletes recognized by league officials.
 
      Each academic year, the LSC presents a Scholar-Athlete Award to one male and one female student-athlete at member institutions. These student-athletes represent the outstanding accomplishments in athletics, scholarship, and leadership that are on display at each LSC campus during the year.
 
      In order to be eligible for consideration, student-athletes must have participated at least two years in their sport and be a member of the graduating class.
 
      Besides representing all 18 of the league’s member institutions, this year’s awardees represent 14 of the 18 sports sponsored by the conference.  Baseball had the most scholar-athletes with five, followed by Men’s Soccer, Softball and Women’s Basketball with four each. Men’s Basketball, Men’s Cross Country, Men’s Track and Field, Women’s Golf and Women’s Soccer all had three honorees.
 
      The 2020-21 Scholar-Athletes led their respective teams to six conference championships, four divisional titles and three tournament crowns. Award winners also combined to win two regional championships and two national titles.
 
      Of the 35 recipients, 23 hail from the state of Texas, with two coming from New Mexico. One student-athlete from Alabama, Alberta, Argentina, Arizona, England, Florida, France, Illinois, Mexico and Utah received recognition.

      This year’s LSC Scholar-Athlete honorees are:
 

Scholar-Athlete	Member Institution	Year	Sport(s)	Hometown
Jordan Williams	Angelo State	R-So.	Baseball	Round Rock, Texas
Marissa Brezgiel	Angelo State	Sr.	Women's Soccer	Frisco, Texas
Eduardo Gutierrez	Cameron	Sr.	Men's XC/Track and Field	Hondo, Texas
Melany Opolz	Cameron	Sr.	Women's Tennis	Ituzaingo, Argentina
Chandler Jacobs	DBU	Sr.	Men's Basketball	Missouri City, Texas
Hanna Harrison	DBU	Sr.	Women's Golf	Plano, Texas
Liam Sabiston	Eastern New Mexico	Sr.	Baseball	Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Caroline Bachman	Eastern New Mexico	Sr.	Women's XC/Track and Field	Grants, N.M.
Jonathan Woods	Lubbock Christian	Sr.	Men's Soccer	Chesterfield, England
Ashton Duncan	Lubbock Christian	Sr.	Women's Basketball	Lubbock, Texas
Julian Barajas	Midwestern State	Sr.	Men's Soccer	Fort Worth, Texas
Kityana Diaz	Midwestern State	Sr.	Women's Basketball	Amarillo, Texas
Andres Brictson	Oklahoma Christian	Jr.	Men's Golf	Merida, Mexico
Brianna Robinson	Oklahoma Christian	Jr.	Softball	Henderson, Texas
Ryan Garza	St. Edward's	Sr.	Men's Basketball	Edinburg, Texas
Kaitlyn Stark	St. Edward's	Sr.	Women's XC/Track and Field	Rockwall, Texas
Alain Peralt	St. Mary's	Sr.	Men's Soccer	Mountain Home, Texas
Alex McLennan	St. Mary's	Sr.	Softball	Austin, Texas
Philip Sanchez	Texas A&M International	Sr.	Baseball	Houston, Texas
Nicole Heyn	Texas A&M International	Sr.	Women's Basketball	Spanish Fork, Utah
Steven Sanchez	Texas A&M-Commerce	Gr.	Men's Track and Field	New Braunfels, Texas
Kara Blasingame	Texas A&M-Commerce	Sr.	Women's Soccer	Oswego, Ill.
Caleb Nash	Texas A&M-Kingsville	R-So.	Baseball	San Antonio, Texas
Madison Lake	Texas A&M-Kingsville	Sr.	Women's Golf	Victoria, Texas
Lexi D'Abrosca	Texas Woman's	Sr.	Women's Soccer	Carrollton, Texas
Chris Rollins	UAFS	Sr.	Men's Basketball	Akron, Ala.
Alejandra Rodriguez	UAFS	Sr.	Women's Golf	Brownsville, Texas
Pemron Burrows	UT Permian Basin	Sr.	Baseball	Coconut Creek, Fla.
Megan Ashton	UT Permian Basin	Sr.	Volleyball	Midland, Texas
Zachary Tucker	UT Tyler	Sr.	Men's XC/Track and Field	Perrin, Texas
Tristin Anders	UT Tyler	Sr.	Softball	Mont Belvieu, Texas
Alexander Vencel	West Texas A&M	Sr.	Men's Soccer	Mittlehausbergen, France
Lexy Hightower	West Texas A&M	Sr.	Women's Basketball	Amarillo, Texas
Michael Anzures	Western New Mexico	Sr.	Men's Cross Country	Seboyeta, N.M.
Grisdey Parades-Alvarez	Western New Mexico	Sr.	Softball	Tucson, Ariz.