Concordia-St. Paul’s track and field teams have achieved notable academic success, with both the men's and women's teams earning USTFCCCA Team All-Academic honors for the 12th consecutive season. This marks the women's team’s impressive 21-year streak, demonstrating their longstanding commitment to academic excellence. Five student-athletes, including repeat honoree Dan Otto, were recognized individually for their academic achievements. The men's team maintained a GPA of 3.11, while the women recorded a 3.38, showcasing their dedication to both athletics and academics.

By the Numbers
  • Men's team GPA: 3.11
  • Women's team GPA: 3.38
  • Consecutive seasons receiving USTFCCCA Team All-Academic honors: 12
  • Year streak for women's team: 21
Yes, But

While both teams have excelled academically, maintaining high GPAs may require ongoing support and resources to balance rigorous athletic schedules with academic demands. Challenges such as fluctuating enrollment and the transfer of student-athletes could impact future standings.

State of Play
  • Both teams continue to be recognized among the top Division II institutions for academic performance.
  • CSP is fostering an environment where academic success is prioritized alongside athletic achievement.
What's Next

As the academic year progresses, Concordia-St. Paul will likely continue to aim for maintaining or improving their GPA standings. They may also explore additional resources to support student-athletes in balancing their academic and athletic responsibilities.

Bottom Line

Concordia-St. Paul’s track and field programs exemplify a successful combination of athletic and academic excellence. Their ongoing commitment to maintaining high academic standards is essential for sustaining their legacy and performance at both levels.