3 SWEDES ANNOUNCED AS 2022-23 KCAC MEN'S TENNIS SCHOLAR-ATHLETES
Wichita, Kan. – The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) and Barnes & Noble College are pleased to announce that 30 men's tennis student-athletes have been named 2023 KCAC Scholar-Athletes. Barnes & Noble College is the official sponsor of KCAC Scholar-Athlete and Scholar Team awards, and is the official campus bookstore and course material provider of the KCAC.
Bethel College and McPherson College are tied for the lead in the conference, with each institution having five men's tennis athletes earning the scholar-athlete distinction. Southwestern College and Kansas Wesleyan University are not far behind, with four honorees each. Bethany College has three scholar-athletes, while Ottawa University, Evangel University, and Oklahoma Wesleyan University each have two. Rounding out the list are Tabor College, Friends University, and Sterling College, which each have one honoree.
- are sophomores or above in academic standing at the beginning of the semester in which they compete.
- carry a minimum 3.250 cumulative GPA at the beginning of the semester in which they compete.
- student-athletes must appear on the eligibility certificate for the sport and have attended one full year at the KCAC institution to be eligible.
The 2023 KCAC Men's Tennis Scholar-Athletes are:
| NAME | INSTITUTION | CLASS | HOMETOWN |
| Franco Hernandez Colman | Bethany College | Jr. |
San Jose de Mayo, Uruguay
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| Daniel Lozano Machado | Bethany College | So. | Villavicencio, Columbia |
| Zeke Mumford | Bethany College | So. | Gawker, Australia |
| James Menard | Bethel College | Jr. | Orange, Texas |
| Jordan Twenter | Bethel College | So. | Independence, Mo. |
| Milan Bucek | Bethel College | Jr. | Pelhrimov, Czech Republic |
| Michael Cech | Bethel College | Jr. | Modlany, Czech Republic |
| Tomas Quercia | Bethel College | Jr. | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| James McIlwraith | Evangel University | Jr. | Durban, South Africa |
| Jarrett Teel | Evangel University | Jr. | Forsyth, Mo. |
| Ethan Chouinard | Friends University | Jr. | Wichita, Kan. |
| Bryce Ware | Kansas Wesleyan University | Jr. | Amarillo, Texas |
| Garrison Wright | Kansas Wesleyan University | So. | Maize, Kan. |
| Alex Sherer | Kansas Wesleyan University | Jr. | Rossville, Kan. |
| Francisco Velasquez | Kansas Wesleyan University | Jr. | Arkansas City, Kan. |
| Martin Millos | McPherson College | Sr. | Vigo, Spain |
| Trey Murphy | McPherson College | Sr. | Wagga Wagga, Australia |
| Michael Beltran | McPherson College | Jr. | Madrid, Spain |
| Daniel Marcano | McPherson College | So. | Caracas, Venezuela |
| Oscar Brouwer | McPherson College | So. | Groningen, Netherlands |
| Clement Martin-Dardaine | Oklahoma Wesleyan University | Sr. | Jaunay-Clan, France |
| Adam Spencer | Oklahoma Wesleyan University | Sr. | Mustang, Okla. |
| Oscar Aguilera | Ottawa University | Sr. | Santa Cruz, Bolivia |
| Joel Quinonez | Ottawa University | Jr. | Calama, Chile |
| Benjamin Erdmann | Southwestern College | Sr. | Ennis, Texas |
| Ryan Kitchin | Southwestern College | So. | Sydney, Australia |
| Federico Poi | Southwestern College | Jr. | Cordoba, Argentina |
| Ignacio Rubio | Southwestern College | So. | Antofagasta, Chile |
| Hunter Lee | Sterling College | Sr. | Abilene, Texas |
| Mateo Garcia Pedraza | Tabor College | Sr. | Bogota, Columbia |
Congratulations Swedes!!!
~#RockarStockar~