Five MONMOUTH Squads earn perfect multi-year APR results of the NCAA

West Long Branch, NJ – Five Monmouth University programs were recognized by the NCAA for perfect multi -year academic progress rate (APR) in the recent publication of the organization.

Herrengolf, men's tennis, bowling for women, Frauengolf and the lacrosse program for women led the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) with perfect multi-year APR values ​​for the academic year 2023-24. The Monmouth men's basketball program achieved a number of 990 in several years, which was good enough for fourth place in the CAA. The women's basketball came with a value of 985 lasting several years, good enough to connect the third best score in the CAA.


The Monmouth bowling team was integrated into first place in the Northeast Conference with a perfect 1000-year APR value.

Thirteen monmouth programs have made perfect one-year values ​​for academic progress for the academic year 2023-24. Men basketball, men's golf, men's football, men -Lacrosse, men's tennis, women's basketball, bowling, field hockey, Frauengolf, women -Lacrosse, softball, women's swimming and women's tennis were the teams with perfect APR values.

The NCAA honors teams with several years of academic progress in the top 10 percent of all teams in every sport. The announcement is part of the academic reform efforts in Department I of Department I and is intended to highlight teams that demonstrate an engagement for academic progress and the commitment of athletes by reaching the top APRs within their respective sport. In particular, these teams have published several years of APRS in the top 10 percent of all teams in every sport. Each sports team of Division I calculates APR in every academic year, based on the authorization, the conclusion and commitment of each scholarship student athlete. The prices are based on the performance of the past four years. The APR offers a real-time view of the academic success of a team every semester by tracking every student athlete's academic progress on scholarships.

The academic progress rate (APR) blames the institutions for the academic progress of their student athletes by a team-based metric, which is taken into account for the authorization and storage of each athlete for every academic term.

APR is calculated as follows:

Every athlete who receives a sporty financial support deserves a point for staying at school and a point for academically authorized enthusiasts.

The total points of a team are divided by possible points and then multiplied by 1,000 to meet the team's academic progress rate.

In addition to the current APR of a team, the four -year APR from four years is also used to determine the accountability obligation.

You can find a complete list of Monmouth programs with perfect multi-year APR results that are divided until the year.