RICHMOND, Va. — The William & Mary football team continues to build upon its tradition of academic excellence, as 64 Tribe student-athletes were recognized on the CAA Football Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll for the spring semester.
 
To garner the distinction, student-athletes must be enrolled full-time and have attained a minimum GPA of 3.0 for the designated academic term.
 
Representing the Tribe for the spring semester were: Matthew Akuchie, Drew Babcock, Eric Bernstein, Jackson Blee, Elijah Booth, Jaden Boring, Sam Braidwood, Noah Brannock, Breyden Byrd, Linden Clemmons, Owen Copeland, Aidan Cunningham, Quinn Devlin, Brady Echols, Bart Francois, Jonathan Hammond, Cameryn Heath, Malachi Imoh, Harrison Johnson, Jalen Jones, Jaedon Joyner, Michael Kabban, John Kearney, Greg Klingensmith, Justin Krueger, Isaiah Lemmond, Kyle Love, Kadin Lynch, Hollis Mathis, Cade Mattive, Josh McCormick, Trey McDonald, Matt McElwain, Sean McElwain, Ryan McKenna, Haven Mullins, Luka O'Day, Quinn Osborne, Andrew Piercy, Jayden Platt, Elijah Rainer, Hayden Raley, Jaden Ratliff, Jack Reuter, Kyle Reviello, David Roulley, Latrelle Smith-Leaks, James Spainhour, Charles Stewart, Hunter Svoboda, Joey Svoboda, Joey Tomasso, Cayden Trotter, Gent Veizi, Alex Washington, George White, Jor'dyn Whitelaw, AJ Woodard, Jake Worthen, Ryan Wozniak, Armon Wright, Ethan Yip, Momen Zahid and Jack Zamer.
 
W&M enters the 2025 campaign having posted four consecutive winning seasons, marking the first time the program has accomplished the feat in the last 25 years. The Tribe opens its season at Furman on Aug. 30, while it will host Maine for its home opener on Sept. 6. Season tickets, as well as mini plans, are available at TribeAthletics.com.