Five players from the Southeastern Louisiana University women's basketball team were recognized by the Southland Conference for their academic excellence during the 2025-26 season. Mia Ramos, Eryn McKinzie, Natalie Huff, Taylor Wilkins, and Erynn Williams earned spots on the SLC All-Academic Team, showcasing a strong balance of athletics and academics. Each player contributed both on the court and in the classroom, exemplifying the commitment to excellence at SLU.

By the Numbers
  • Mia Ramos: 3.97 GPA, 8.2 points per game in 29 games.
  • Eryn McKinzie: 3.72 GPA, 9.9 points and 5 rebounds per game.
  • Natalie Huff: 3.55 GPA, 1.8 steals per game, ranked ninth in SLC.
  • Taylor Wilkins: 3.53 GPA, season-high of 15 points.
  • Erynn Williams: 3.50 GPA, known for strong defensive play.
Yes, But

While the recognition highlights academic achievement, concerns remain about whether these athletes can maintain such high performance levels both academically and athletically in future seasons.

State of Play
  • SLU women's basketball continues to compete at a high level within the Southland Conference.
  • The team's performance contributes to its reputation as a school valuing student-athlete success.
What's Next

The program aims to build on this academic success by recruiting more athletes who can excel both in sports and academics. Upcoming seasons will likely highlight these athletes’ capabilities during competition while maintaining their academic standings.

Bottom Line

Recognizing the academic achievements of these student-athletes underscores the dual commitment to sports and education, a cornerstone of success for SLU’s women's basketball program.