SUNY Brockport student-athletes earned a Spring 2025 semester grade point average of 3.27 and currently hold a 3.24 cumulative GPA across 23 varsity sports. The Golden Eagles had one of its largest cohorts of student-athletes in program-history, as the department climbed to 709 total athletes.
 
Brockport's Spring 2025 GPA of 3.27 is the highest semester GPA dating back to the Spring of 2020 when the Golden Eagles posted a 3.27 with just over 600 student-athletes competing. 
 
During the spring semester of 2025, 57 student-athletes finished with a 4.0 GPA. A total of 313 student-athletes finished with a 3.4 or higher, while 498 earned a 3.0 GPA or higher.
 
This spring featured 11 teams that held a 3.3 GPA or better for the semester. In total, 20 teams earned a 3.0 or better for the semester. Brockport gymnastics led the way with a 3.68 team GPA (25 student-athletes), while women's basketball finished second with a 3.60 GPA (15 student-athletes).  Women's cross country posted a 3.51 GPA (31 student-athletes) and softball rounded out the top four with a 3.51 GPA (22 student-athletes).
 
"Our student-athletes embody the true meaning of scholar-athletes. Their dedication to academic excellence, alongside their athletic pursuits, reflects the core values of Division III," said Athletic Director Erick Hart. "We are incredibly proud of their commitment to achieving success in the classroom, on the field, and in life beyond college."
 
The full list of teams achieving a fall 2024 GPA of 3.0 or better includes gymnastics (3.68), women's basketball (3.60), women's cross country (3.51), softball (3.51), women's lacrosse (3.47), volleyball (3.45), men's lacrosse (3.44), men's cross country (3.41), women's soccer (3.36), men's hockey (3.35), women's swimming (3.32), women's track & field (3.28), men's track & field (3.26), baseball (3.16), field hockey (3.13), women's tennis (3.04), men's swimming (3.02) and men's soccer (3.01).
 
Below are the teams that maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.0 across all semesters: gymnastics (3.62), women's cross country (3.51), women's basketball (3.51), men's hockey (3.46), softball (3.43), women's soccer (3.38), men's cross country (3.37), women's lacrosse (3.35), women's tennis (3.34), women's track & field (3.34), women's swimming (3.31), volleyball (3.31), men's lacrosse (3.22), men's track & field (3.19), field hockey (3.13), baseball (3.08) and men's soccer (3.04).