NEW ORLEANS, La. – The USTFCCCA announced its All-Academic Teams and Athletes for cross country, with both Montevallo men's and women's teams being honored for the fall 2024 season.

The Montevallo men's cross country team earned a team GPA of 3.381 to be named on the USTFCCCA Men's All-Academic Team. Jackson Howse, Joseph Pitard, and Cameron Prosser were all named on the men's All-Academic Athlete list.

Howse posted a 4.000 GPA in pursuit of a biology degree. The sophomore has been solid on the course for UM, competing in all six races this year. Howse captured a 57^th place finish at the NCAA DII South Regional.

 Pitard posted a 3.720 GPA in pursuit of an MED. The graduate student led the way for the Montevallo men, being the top UM finisher in five out of six races. Pitard earned a first-place overall finish at the Royals Challenge and placed 68^th at the NCAA DII South Regional.

Prosser posted a 3.680 GPA in pursuit of an Exercise & Nutrition Science degree. The sophomore had a solid season on the course, competing in all six meets. Prosser closed the season, finishing 70^th at the NCAA DII South Regional.

The Montevallo women's cross country team earned a team GPA of 3.423 to be named on the USTFCCCA Women's All-Academic Team list. Morgan Remley, Abby Snyder, Sarah Turner, and Natalie Warner were all named on the women's All-Academic Athlete list.

Remley posted a 3.800 GPA in pursuit of an Exercise & Nutrition Science degree. The junior has been solid on the course, competing five meets this season. Remley placed 62^nd at the at the NCAA DII South Regional.

Snyder posted a 3.570 in pursuit of an Exercise & Nutrition Science degree. The senior performed well on the course, competing in all six meets this season. Snyder placed 45^th in the NCAA DII South Regional.

Turner posted a 3.720 GPA in pursuit of a history degree. The junior was solid for the Falcons, competing in all six meets. Turner closed the season, placing 73^rd at the NCAA DII South Regional.

Warner posted a 3.960 GPA in pursuit of a history degree. The senior had a stellar season, leading the way for UM in every race. Warner placed 25^th at the NCAA DII South Regional, to secure a spot on the All-Region team.