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The Student-Athlete Advisory Council is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulation, and policies that affect student-athletes' lives on the Texas A&M University-Commerce campus.

The mission of the SAAC is dedicated to promoting and maintaining student-athlete well-being, academic excellence, personal development, and community involvement. The purpose of SAAC is:

  • To generate a student-athlete voice within the institution
  • To solicit student-athlete response to proposed NCAA Division II legislation and to suggest potential legislation.
  • To organize community engagement and service efforts
  • To create a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus, conference wide and nationally
  • To provide members leadership opportunities by serving on various University, Lone Star Conference and NCAA Division II committees

Division II SAAC's philanthropy is The Make-A-Wish Foundation. It is Texas A&M University-Commerce SAAC's responsibility to raise money for this cause every year. The SAAC also competes on a yearly basis for the Lone Star Conference SAAC Cup. The Lions' SAAC won the LSC SAAC Cup for the first time in 2015 with a then-record 17,873 points. A&M-Commerce student-athletes stepped up their service in the 2015-16 academic year, running the total up to 22,549.82 points. The Lions won the SAAC Cup for the second time in three years in 2016-17 with 25,841.31 and the third time in four years in 2017-18 with 27,015.06 points! Lion SAAC continued its commitment to community service in 2018-19, winning the SAAC Cup for the third year in a row, and the fourth time in five years!

Student-athletes (scholarship or non-scholarship) are eligible to be members. Representatives are selected through a nomination and interview process. There are two voting members from each sport, athletic training and spirit squads. Each team should try and have at least one upperclassman and one underclassman as officers for their respective team. There is an Executive Board that consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Committee Chair.

 

2021-22 Executive Board

Lauren Shaw Chance Mulligan Joe Cruz Nathan Jester
LAUREN SHAW
President
Soccer
CHANCE MULLIGAN
Vice President
Men's Golf
JOE CRUZ
Secretary
Cross Country and Track and Field
NATHAN JESTER
Executive Committee Chair
Football
 
2019-20 Representatives
 Student-Athlete  Sport
Bobbie Culberson  ATR
 Talea Westbrook  ATR
 Carius Key  MBB
 Carson Tuttle  MBB
 TBD WBB
 TBD WBB
 Katherine Duncan  Cheer
 Hannah South  Cheer
 Claire Beckelman  Dance
 Peyton McClendon  Dance
 Bryson Jenkins  FB
 Solomon Ndukwe  FB
 Simon Haas  MGOLF
 Jovin Tan  MGOLF
 Sophie-Charlott Hempel  WGOLF
 Karlee Nichols  WGOLF
 Kara Blasingame  SOC
 Skylar Sorrell  SOC
 Abby Gatlin  SBALL
 Uxua Modrego  SBALL
 Tim Carr     TF-M   
 Ushan Perera  TF-M
 Destiny Skidmore  TF-W
 Iniuto Ukpong  TF-W
 Riley Davidson  VBALL
 Nicki Gonelli  VBALL

2021-22 Interns
 Student-Athlete  Sport
 Kuea Angilau  SBALL
 Luis Martinez  MGOLF
 Hunter Miller  FB
 Inma Ortiz Prieto  WGOLF
 Christian Wise  FB
 Sarah Wongsinth  WGOLF

Advisors: Jessica Diaz and Luci Ponce