The criteria for making this prestigious list include:
• Academically being a junior or senior and a varsity player
• Having a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or higher at the conclusion of the 2016-17 academic year • Having matriculated at least one year at the current institution
• Being a member of a NCAA Division I, II, III, or NAIA Division I or II institution with a NABC member coach

There were 18 from Arkansas colleges to make the 2016-2017 Honors Court. Harding led the way with five on the list.

• Joe Burt, Lyon, senior, business major
• Braden Eggleston, Harding, junior, finance major
• Will Francis, Harding, senior, health and kinesiology major
• Travis Garrett, Hendrix, senior, physics major
• Dillon Gash, Ozarks, senior, mathematics major
• Stephen Glassco, Arkansas-Monticello, junior, biology major
• Cobe Goosby, Arkansas-Monticello, junior, physical education major
• Zydrunas Jergutis, Henderson State, junior, finance major
• Conner Kern, Arkansas State, junior, sport management major
• Moses Kingsley, Arkansas, senior, recreation and sport management major
• Mark Tayte Kitts, Arkansas-Monticello, junior, business marketing major
• Filip Medjo, Harding, senior, international business major
• Matthew Panaggio, Henderson State, junior, marketing major
• Darrius Parker, Arkansas-Fort Smith, senior, media communications major
• Aaron Steele, Hendrix, senior, accounting major
• Kaylon Tappin, Henderson State, junior, recreation sport management major
• Tim Wagner, Harding, senior, international studies major
• Zac Ward, Harding, senior, management major

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