Reed Earns LSC Academic Player of the Year; She and Beck Tabbed Second Team

THACKERVILLE, Okla. -- St. Mary's senior Rebecca Reed picked up Lone Star Conference Women's Golf Academic Player of the Year honors to headline the women's golf academic awards, it was announced by league officials Sunday (May 23) at the championship banquet.
 
Reed, who is from Midland, Texas and majoring in Marketing, boasts a 4.0 grade-point average. She is a five-time LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll selection, two-time Women's Golf Coaches Association Scholar All-American and 2022 LSC All-Academic Team pick. Reed was also chosen as St. Mary's Marketing Student of the Year. 
 
Reed and senior teammate Estelle Beck (Lakeway, Texas) were also both honored on the Lone Star All-Conference Second-Team. Beck leads the team with a 75.70 stroke average, while Reed is right behind her at 76.04. The duo is dotted all over the record books at St. Mary's and was part of the third-place team at the 2021 NCAA Championship. 
   
To be eligible for LSC academic honors, student-athletes must carry at least a 3.30 grade point average and be at least a sophomore, both academically and athletically. The Academic Player of Year award and All-Academic Team are selected from the list of academically qualified players, with the league's sports information directors voting based on both academic and athletic achievement. The All-Conference awards are voted on by the league's head coaches.