EUGENE, Ore. – The National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) this evening announced its All-Academic Team and Academic Honor Roll for the 2022 season via the association’s social media accounts on Twitter and Instagram.
 
Members of the NCATA All-Academic Team must have a 3.30 grade-point average and provide significant contributions to the team’s success during 2022 regular season competition.
 
Eight different programs were represented on the 2022 NCATA All-Academic Team, including two-time selections in Fairmont State’s Peyton Barnes and Baylor’s Kamryn Kitchens. Barnes and Kitchens were joined on the All-Academic Team by Oregon’s Sara Buchner, West Liberty’s Kenzie Kyle, Converse’s Josie McDevitt, Quinnipiac’s Kyla Roberts, Limestone’s Rylee Rossman and Hawaii Pacific’s Avery Tyson.
 
Each member of the 2022 All-Academic Team had at least a 3.90 cumulative grade-point average or higher (view GPAs and majors below) for the second-consecutive year. Four members of the All-Academic Team had perfect 4.0 grade-point averages.
 
In addition, the NCATA also announced its 2022 Academic Honor Roll, which includes all active Acrobatics & Tumbling student-athletes with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.30 or higher.
 
In all, 504 Acrobatics & Tumbling student-athletes, from 32 competing teams, were named to the NCATA Academic Honor Roll.
 
CLICK HERE to view the 2022 NCATA Academic Honor Roll.
 
2022 NCATA All-Academic Team
Peyton Barnes, Fairmont State University (3.97, Triple Major: National Security and Intelligence, Criminal Justice, Political Science)
Sara Buchner, University of Oregon (4.0, Biology)
Kamryn Kitchens, Baylor University (3.91, Neuroscience)
Kenzie Kyle, West Liberty University (4.0, Education)
Josie McDevitt, Converse University (3.95, International Business)
Kyla Roberts, Quinnipiac University (3.99, Physician Assistant)
Rylee Rossman, Limestone University (4.0, Elementary Education)
Avery Tyson, Hawaii Pacific University (4.0, Psychology)