KANSAS CITY, Mo. – On Wednesday, the NAIA released the 2025 Spring Sports Daktronics Scholar-Athletes as 65 Warriors would earn the honor. Women's track & field would lead the way for Tech with 15 NAIA Scholar-Athletes, followed by baseball (12), softball (8), men's tennis (6), men's volleyball (5), men's lacrosse (4), men's golf (3), women's golf (3), women's lacrosse (3), women's tennis (3), and men's track & field (3).

To qualify as a Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete, students must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, appear on the eligibility certificate for their sport, and have attended their institution for at least one full year. 

Scholar-Athletes:
Baseball – Luke Huerta, Landon Kruse, Seth Leininger, Danny May, Jaden Miller, Ben Morrison, Luke Myers, Kade Robinson, Hector Rodriguez, Logan Rybarczyk, Coley Stevens, Alex Watkins
Men's Golf – Calvin Hartleroad, Trevor Hummer, Jackson Policicchio
Men's Lacrosse – Aaron Adams, Josh Bramley, Carter Krizmanich, Ryan Tedesco
Men's Tennis – Ivan Bilandzic, Sebastian Carbajal, Randy Funez, Sam Kollar, Juan Pablo Lazo, Jorge Rodriguez
Men's Track & Field – Trenton Hoffman, Zachary Hueber, Victor Rodriguez
Men's Volleyball – Imraan Aung, Dylan Poore, Alex Rosenow, Ben Rosenow, Clayton Wheatley
Softball – Savannah Bravo, Bella Brock, Kiersten Delaney, Alyssa Fox, Taylor Hodgen, Kaelie Kugler, Haylee Pruitt, Maire Trouba
Women's Golf – Andrea Aizpurua, Elin Gebrowsky, Mackensy Mabie
Women's Lacrosse – Kat Hoff, Michelle Farrell, Sydney Oberdorfer
Women's Tennis – Aurora Domingo Valiente, Paula San Jose Menendez, Roshne Arunkumar
Women's Track & Field – Maria Bacchetta, Junae Bennett, Genesis Borom, Ryah DiGiacomo, Evelyn Dolce, Mattie Fell, Aaliyah Frederick, Allison Hancher, Anyssa Heinold, Korah Honig, Karla Julian, Andrea Lawrence, Maeve Milligan, Latarsha Moore, McKenna Palmer