Harm also was named the Scholar-Athlete of the Year in Women’s Golf and received a total of $4,000 in scholarships. She, along with ECU pitcher and Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Jake Agnos, were selected from a group of 23 individual sport Scholar-Athletes of the Year.
Sprinter Mario Burke (Men’s Outdoor Track & Field), pitcher Savannah Heebner (Softball) and swimmer Peyton Kondis (Women’s Swimming & Diving) were recognized as the league’s Scholar-Athletes of the Year in their respective sports with each receiving a $2,000 scholarship for their academic achievements.
With four sport Scholar-Athletes in 2018-19, Houston tied with Memphis and Tulsa for the most in the league.