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Thirteen Syracuse High students earn UHSAA Academic All-State award

By Utah News Staff · November 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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Thirteen Syracuse High students earn UHSAA Academic All-State award
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Thirteen Syracuse High student-athletes have earned the UHSAA Academic All-State award. The honor is given to senior student-athletes who maintain a cumulative 4.0 GPA or a specific index combining GPA and ACT scores.

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  • Thirteen Syracuse High student-athletes earned the UHSAA Academic All-State award.
  • The award is available to seniors with a 4.0 GPA or a combined GPA and ACT index.
  • Recognized athletes include members of the tennis, volleyball, cross country, football, golf, and soccer teams.

Thirteen Syracuse High student-athletes have earned the Academic All-State award, the most prestigious honor from the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA).

According to Syracuse High Athletics, senior student-athletes qualify for this recognition by maintaining a cumulative 4.0 GPA or by achieving an index that combines their GPA and ACT score.

Recipients include Alexia Reese, Dallas Chamberlain, and Sadie Smith from girls tennis; Brinley Barkdull from girls volleyball; Luke Steele and Michael Qualls from boys cross country; Aliza Hall, Charlotte Fish, and Demsey Bradshaw from girls cross country; Jace Cook from football; Wyatt Affleck from boys golf; and Carlie Hobbs and Jocee Eddy from girls soccer.

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