INDIANAPOLIS – The College Sports Communicators (CSC) released its 2026 Academic All-America® At-Large teams with 12 Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) male student-athletes earning recognition.
Missouri S&T paced the Conference with five selections, while Rockhurst produced three honorees and Maryville added two. Indianapolis, Lewis, and Missouri-St. Louis each placed one student-athlete on this year's teams. The GLVC featured three First Team selections, five Second Team honorees, and four Third Team recipients.
Rockhurst's Carson Bradshaw and Brock Ollila joined Missouri S&T's Tyler Johnwick on the First Team.
Bradshaw secured First Team Academic All-America® honors. The senior chemistry major boasts a 3.93 cumulative grade-point average and was one of five GLVC men's lacrosse student-athletes recognized by CSC this year.
Johnwick also collected First Team Academic All-America® honors. The junior mechanical engineering major carries a 3.94 cumulative GPA and was one of five Missouri S&T student-athletes recognized on this year's At-Large teams.
Ollila completed the Conference's First Team contingent by earning the highest Academic All-America® honor of his career. The senior business administration major, who owns a 3.81 cumulative grade-point average, improved upon his Third Team selection from 2025 by earning First Team recognition this year.
Five GLVC student-athletes garnered Second Team recognition, including Missouri S&T's Grant Edmonds and Rizq Adam Rohizam, Rockhurst's Avery Moody, Maryville's Cole Ritter, and Indianapolis' Alec Score. Edmonds, a junior aerospace engineering major with a 3.75 GPA, was recognized in men's volleyball. Rohizam, a sophomore business major with a 3.80 GPA, earned honors in men's golf. Moody, a senior biochemistry major with a 3.94 GPA, represented Rockhurst in men's lacrosse. Ritter, a graduate student in business administration, received recognition in wrestling after compiling a 3.60 undergraduate GPA and a 3.88 graduate GPA. Score, a sophomore finance major with a 3.97 cumulative GPA, represented Indianapolis in men's lacrosse.
Third Team honors went to Missouri S&T's Bartosz Chmielewski and Caleb Rohlwing, Lewis' Tyler Davis, Maryville's Jeremiah Larson, and Missouri-St. Louis' Logan Mayo. Chmielewski, a junior aerospace engineering major with a 3.69 GPA, and Rohlwing, a senior chemical engineering major with a 3.63 cumulative GPA, represented the Miners in men's volleyball. Davis, a junior business administration major with a 3.70 GPA, was honored in men's lacrosse. Larson, a graduate accounting student, earned recognition in wrestling after posting a 3.88 undergraduate GPA and a 3.72 graduate GPA. Mayo, a sophomore finance major with a 3.69 GPA, rounded out the GLVC honorees in men's golf.
The Academic All-America® program recognizes student-athletes for their combined achievements in competition and the classroom. To be eligible for nomination, student-athletes must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically while maintaining a cumulative grade-point average of 3.50 or higher.