COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. --- New Mexico Highlands'
Annie Topal was named RMAC All-Academic First Team for women's outdoor track and field when the conference released the awards Thursday.
Topal, who won her seventh overall RMAC triple jump title this outdoor season, owns a 4.0 GPA as a graduate student with an emphasis in Forestry, for the Cowgirls.
Topal, the 2019 triple jump national champion, looks to regain her title when she begins action at the NCAA Championships on Friday in Allendale, Michigan.
WOMEN'S RMAC ALL-ACADEMIC FIRST TEAM
| Name |
School |
Cl. |
GPA |
Major |
| Josie Coffey |
Colorado Mesa |
So. |
4.0 |
Political Science |
| Zoe Baker* |
Colorado School of Mines |
R-Jr. |
4.0 |
Computer Science / Applied Mathematics & Statistics |
| Hannah Miller |
Colorado School of Mines |
Jr. |
3.90 |
Quantitative Biosciences & Engineering |
| Jenna McKinley |
CSU Pueblo |
Sr. |
4.0 |
Education |
| Yasmine Hernandez |
CSU Pueblo |
Gr. |
3.73 |
Nurse Management |
| Annie Topal |
New Mexico Highlands |
Gr. |
4.0 |
Forestry |
| Audrey Bloomquist |
UCCS |
R-So. |
4.0 |
Business |
| Layla Almasri |
UCCS |
R-Sr. |
3.73 |
Science & Health Promotion |
| Kayla Zink |
UCCS |
R-Sr. |
3.77 |
Health Care Science |
| Hannah Ellis |
UCCS |
R-Jr. |
3.90 |
Nursing |
* 2022 RMAC Women's Outdoor Track and Field Academic Athlete of the Year
