NORFOLK, Va.-  Forty-five Savannah State University student-athletes were named to the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 2015 Commissioner's All-Academic Team for their respective sports during the 2014-15 academic year.
 
The team honors student-athletes, including sophomores to seniors, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better.
 
A total of 1,096 student-athletes from the conference's 13 member institutions who achieved academic success during the 2014-15 academic school year were recognized.
 
Nineteen (19) women from SSU were named to the team.
 
Golf: Abigale Drew (Accounting), Cheyenne Willard (Chemistry), Jocelyn Williams (Mass Communication) and Sydney Woolfolk ( Interdisciplinary Studies).
 
Softball: Tia Bolden (Electrical Engineering Technology), Chloe Brett (Biology), Tamara Jones (Social Work), Antonette Smith (Criminal Justice) and Kylie Tierce (Mathematics).
 
Tennis: Bria Burrows (Business Management) and Tiffany Williams (Biology).
 
Track & Field: Asea Gilmore (Social Work), Alysia Potts (Behavioral Analysis), Asia Stinson (Biology) and Chantia Taylor (Biology).
 
Volleyball: Chantia Taylor (Biology), Justice Dilworth (Mass Communication), Christian Lyle (Biology), Gabrielle Nathaniel (Undeclared) and Olivia Wasdin (Business Administration).
 
Twenty-six (26) men from Savannah State were named to the team.
 
Baseball: Austin Denney (History), Jacob Lightle (Undeclared), Zachery McCormack (Political Science), Giancarlo Mirabal (Homeland Security), Jonathan Moore (Mathematics), David Richards (Civil Engineering Technology) and Charles Sikes (Biology).
 
Basketball: Karandeep Malhi (Accounting), Saadiq Muhammad (Civil Engineering) and Kei'erre Richards (Biology).
 
Football: David Adebiyi (History), Afolabi Ayangbari (Computer Information Systems), Damani Debeatham (Management), Jeremiah Harris (Computer Science Technology), Lashon Hudson (Interdisciplinary Studies), Roosevelt Isom (Homeland Security), Marcus Lee (Global Logistics) and Raydell Martin (Undeclared).
 
Golf: Joseph Barrows (Political Science), Anthony Conaway (Interdisciplinary Studies) and Patrick Snarr (Civil Engineering Technology).
 
Track & Field:  Derrick Atkins (Management), Dolphurs Hayes (Homeland Security), Justin Legget (Business Information Technology) and Randy Thomas (Mass Communication).