GREENWOOD, Ind. – College Sports Communicators announced the 2024 CSC Academic All-District team on Tuesday. Daniel Dickinson, Burke Camper, Calyn Halvorson, Mitch Mueller, and Eli Sundquist were named to the team, which combines academic performance with on-field accolades.
 
"This is a great acknowledgment for our players who have been superior on the field and in the classroom. These are areas that we pride our program upon, and these individuals exemplify this commitment to achievement," said UVU head coach Eddie Smith.
 
Dickinson finished the season with a .367 batting average and tied the UVU single-season home run record with 18. His 90 hits helped ignite the UVU offense from the leadoff spot, while he held a 3.62 in the Exercise Science program. He capped the spring semester when he was named to the All-WAC team for the second time in his career.
 
Also in the Exercise Science program is Camper, who was named First Team All-WAC and is a semifinalist for the Buster Posey Award. He launched 18 homers to tie Dickinson and Goose Kallunki for the single-season record. The UVU senior broke program records for the most walks in a season and is third all-time in career on-base percentage.
 
Halvorson is an Applied Communication major and holds a 3.93 GPA in the classroom. He set new career highs with 10 homers and 45 runs scored in 2024, helping to aid one of the best offenses in the WAC. His four-hit performance at Saint Mary's early in the season tied a career-high while he reached base at a .421 clip.
 
On the mound, Mueller helped lead the UVU staff with consistency in 2024. The Applied Communication major finished the season 6-1 with a 4.04 ERA with two saves while he struck out 63 hitters in 64 2/3 innings pitched. In the classroom, he finished his degree with a 3.59 GPA. His eight strikeouts against California Baptist this season aided UVU to a series win over the Lancers in Riverside.
 
Sundquist was named to the Stopper of the Year Watchlist earlier this season and was named TicketSmarter WAC Pitcher of the Week. The right-handed hurler had a 3.97 GPA in University Studies. While on the hill, he threw 38 innings and earned a save this season. He averaged over a strikeout per inning pitched this season.
 
The five recipients will now be considered for College Sports Communicators Academic All-American, which will be voted on by the organization's members. The announcement is scheduled for early July.