A total of 384 student-athletes have earned recognition on the 2020 Academic All-Big 12 Track & Field Team.
 
A total of 152 make up the men’s team (107 first team and 45 second team), while 232 comprise the women’s squad (204 first team and 28 second team).
 
Oklahoma State paced the men’s teams with 23 honorees and the women’s side with 33.
 
Thirteen men’s honorees registered 4.00 grade point averages: Will Anderson (Baylor), Zach Timm (Iowa State), Ben Butler (Kansas), Parker McCafferty (K-State), Ethan Powell (K-State), Taylor Smith (K-State), Graham Santilli (Oklahoma), Max Braht (Oklahoma State), Jake Dyer (Oklahoma State), Mitchell Etter (Texas), Braden Darrow (Texas Tech), Steven Duran (Texas Tech) and Cole Whatley (Texas Tech).
 
There were 36 women that represented with 4.00 GPAs: Isabella Lackner (Baylor), Megan Durbin (Iowa State), Alexis Gourrier (Iowa State), Bailey Righi (Iowa State), Lisa Lauschke (Kansas), Andrea Willis (Kansas), Alex Ferguson (K-State), Caylene Hume (K-State), Kassidy Johnson (K-State), Cara Meglares (K-State), Camri Austin (Oklahoma), Myah Bowen (Oklahoma), Chandler Branum (Oklahoma), Faith Ette (Oklahoma), Lauren Jones (Oklahoma), Ariane Ballner (Oklahoma State), Elliett Kulkin (Oklahoma State), Michelle Magnani (Oklahoma State), Gianna Moulis (Oklahoma State), Katherine Ruck (Oklahoma State), Taylor Somers (Oklahoma State), Summer Thompson (Oklahoma State), Michaela Travers (Oklahoma State), Elissa White (Oklahoma State), Claire Workman (Oklahoma State),  Bekah Alcozer (Texas), Claudine Blancaflor (Texas), Martha Hughes (Texas), Bret Leigh Nance (Texas Tech), Marianne Abdalah (West Virginia), Tessa Constantine (West Virginia), Olivia Hill (West Virginia), Peyton Kukura (West Virginia), Malina Mitchell (West Virginia), Avigail Radablaugh (West Virginia) and Bree Warren (West Virginia).
 
First team members consist of those who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA while the second team selections hold a 3.00 to 3.19 GPA.
 
To qualify, student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 GPA or higher either cumulative or the two previous semesters. Freshmen and transfers are not eligible in their first year of academic residence.