KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced their selections for the 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes.
 
This honor recognizes student-athletes in each of the spring sports who have excelled academically, including baseball, men's and women's golf, men's and women's lacrosse, track and field, softball, men's and women's tennis, men's volleyball and women's beach volleyball. 
 
To qualify as a Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete, students must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, appear on the eligibility certificate for their sport, and have attended their institution for at least one full year. This year, the list features an impressive number of student-athletes who have met these rigorous standards.
 
An impressive 33 student-athletes from Tabor College have earned this prestigious honor, representing Baseball, Men's Golf, Men's and Women's Track & Field, Softball, and Women's Tennis.
 
Tabor College Baseball 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes
 
Aidan Martinez                         Gr.       Buda, Texas
Aiden Tackett                           So.       Haysville, Kan.
Brenden Buseman                   So.       Andover, Kan.
Brendon Green                        Sr.        Wichita, Kan.
Cody Moore                             Gr.       Midlothian, Texas
Hunter Miller                            So.       Andover, Kan.
Isaiah Cohens                          Gr.       Wichita, Kan.
Pryce Holloway                         Jr.         Choctaw, Okla.
Sergio Gutierrez                       Gr.       Oxnard, Calif.
 
 
Tabor College Men's Golf 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes
 
Andreas Aho                             Sr.        Menahga, Minn.
Luke Buckingham                     Sr.        Benton, Kan.
 
 
Tabor College Men's Track & Field 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes
 
Apostolo Zuniga                        Sr.        Topeka, Kan.
Caleb Wehrman                        So.       Edwardsville, Kan.
Taegen Gallagher                     So.       Garden Plain, Kan.
 
 
Tabor College Women's Track & Field 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes
 
Adrienne Selzer                        Jr.        Sharon Springs, Kan.
Andelyn Johnson                      Sr.        Monument, Kan.
Julianna Maxfield                     So.       St. Edward, Neb.
Kaitlyn Drake                            So.       Moran, Kan.
Kylie Arnold                              Jr.         Salina, Kan.
Sydnee Gardner                       Jr.         Wichita, Kan.
 
 
Tabor College Softball 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes
 
Cheyenne Washington             Gr.       Stockton, Calif.
Chloe Yturbide-Reader             Sr.        Reno, Nev.
Dessa Zavala                            Sr.        Lodi, Calif.
Keeley Brewer                          So.       Hillsboro, Kan.
Lauren Roberts                         Sr.        Olathe, Kan.
Mickelly Soyez                          Sr.        Marion, Kan.
Mikayla Guarascio                    Sr.        Manteca, Calif.
Reese Hefley                            Jr.         Hillsboro, Kan.
Reyna Enriquez                        Sr.        Las Vegas, Nev.
Savannah Evans                       So.       Lodi, Calif.
 
 
Tabor College Women's Tennis 2025 NAIA Spring Sport Daktronics Scholar-Athletes
 
Fiorella Villa                              Jr.         Guyaquil, Ecuador
 
Tabor College is proud of each one of these student-athletes for their commitment to excellence on and off the field, court, and track. This honor is a testament to their work ethic and their drive to compete.
 
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Tabor College is a Christ-centered institution located in Hillsboro, Kansas. The Bluejays are members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and compete in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC).