RICHARDSON, Texas ---Nineteen student-athletes from American Southwest Conference member institutions have been named to winter and spring College Division ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America and All-District VI teams by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

Seven conference student-athletes earned Academic All-America citations, including First Team designations on a conference-best five different winter-spring sport academic squads. ASC representatives on First Team Academic All-America teams include Tommy Stolhandske (San Antonio, Texas), Texas Lutheran -- men's basketball; Damon Stokes (Anchorage, Alaska), LeTourneau -- baseball; Emillie Collins (Bentley, La.), Louisiana College -- softball; Cody Brotherton (Stratford, Texas), McMurry -- men's track and field/cross country; and Holly Glover (Breckenridge, Texas), Mary Hardin-Baylor -- women's at-large sports.

Golfer Amanda Tuskey (Palestine, Texas) of Mary Hardin-Baylor is a Second Team Academic All-America on the women's at-large sports team while Natalie Wood (Cibolo, Texas) of Texas Lutheran is a Third Team Academic All-American on the women's track and field/cross country team.

ASC student-athletes are also listed on the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI squads for basketball (4), baseball (4), softball (2), track and field/cross country (4), and men’s and women’s at-large sports (5).

CoSIDA District VI includes college and university sports information officials in the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. The College Division includes student-athletes from NCAA Division II/III and NAIA institutions. All members of the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America and District teams carry a 3.25 or better cumulative grade point average and are starters or top reserves on their repective athletic teams.