EFSC has 95 student-athletes make FCSAA All-Academic team

Eastern Florida State College student-athletes once again excelled in the classroom this year as the Florida College System Activities Association named 95 Titans to the All-Academic team.

The 95 student-athletes is a record for the school for the second straight season, topping last season's 89 that were honored. The student-athletes had to have a grade point average over 3.30 this season and 11 student-athletes finished with a 4.0.

Volleyball players Sarah Henault and Emma Kiser, women's basketball players Jaidyn Koerdt and Rosa Redondo Sorribes, women's soccer player Kamara Simmons, baseball player Jonathan Padilla, men's basketball player Matus Malovecs, softball player Madison Ford, women's tennis player Laura Yans, men's tennis player Konstantin Kukaras and women's golfer Brittany Odic all finished with 4.0 grade point averages.

Kiser and Sorribes make the 4.0 grade point list for the second straight season.

All 13 sports had at least one player make the All-Academic team with the men's soccer team leading the way with 16 players honored. The women's soccer, volleyball and women's basketball team each had 11 players honored.

Here are all of the student-athletes honored by the FCSAA.

BASEBALL – Bryce Donovan Carter (3.55); Jake Cooper (3.68); Kenneth Robinson (3.61); Jonathan Padilla (4.0); Brady Strelitz (3.53)

MEN'S BASKETBALL – Andrija Bukumirovic (3.77); Luca Colceag (3.58); Ernests Locmelis (3.48); Matus Malovecs (4.0); Oliver Pasque (3.65); Enrijs Noels Slivackis (3.91); Afan Trnka (3.33); Aaron Walker (3.90); Matija Zuzic (3.65)

MEN'S SOCCER – Luc Achermann-Stanfield (3.42); Pedro Henrique Amancio (3.37); Enrico Burigotto (3.87); Zak Ford (3.71); Mateo Garcia Galan (3.42); Takuma Kiuchi (3.83); Siphesihle Maseko (3.57); Ryuta Morioka (3.50); Emanuel Mukisa (3.71); Daiki Okada (3.75); Rhys Shirley (3.64); Christoph Steinleitner (3.89); Ryan Thomas (3.72); Isaak Torossian (3.37); Kodai Tsuzuki (3.95); George Wyatt (3.81)

WOMEN'S SOCCER – Ana Alvarez (3.81); Laura Dimascio (3.32); Morgan Gamin (4.0); Tigana Gent (3.53); Mia Lewis (3.60); Lea Monteiro (3.85); Lauren Pastor (3.55); Sofia Posner (3.84); Samira Roper (3.86); Kamara Simmons (4.0); Cali Stranz (3.57)

SOFTBALL – Jenna Borkey (3.70); Olivia Davis (4.0); Madison Ford (4.0); Samantha Formosa (3.63); Ashley Grieser (3.81); McKenzie Jewell (3.87); Mia Sanchez (3.77); Gracie Snell (3.60); Maci Vonderstrasse (3.50)

WOMEN'S TENNIS – Nayara Alvarez Martin (3.70); Maria Gento Sanchez (3.68); Lucia Lucas Martinez (3.43); Elena Martinez Prado (3.88); Emma Sanchez Jimenez (3.58); Laura Yans (4.0)

MEN'S TENNIS – Hugo Car (3.43); Jack Dixon (3.50); Konstantin Kukaras (4.0); Jett Leong (3.47); Eric Tripathi (3.82)

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY – Simon DeVoss (3.62); Ethan Heise (3.52); Dayton Law (3.37); Niall Lovelock (3.50); Nicholas Spence (3.57)

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY – Amelia Shepard (3.38)

WOMEN'S GOLF – Jenna Barnett (3.78); Gracie Doke (3.54); Brittany Odic (4.0); Emma Parker (3.55)

MEN'S GOLF – Adam Vermut (3.83); Jamie Chepenik (3.89)

VOLLEYBALL – Libby Ashline (3.35); Rachele Braccio (3.72); Juliana DeAcharan (3.33); Paulina Dobreva (3.57); Sarah Henault (4.0); Dominae Jordan (3.40); Sofia Kamke (3.76); Emma Kiser (4.0); Sophia Knowles (3.81); Mariana Lopes (3.65); Mariana Andrade DaRocha Saba (3.67)

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL – Mackenzie Rae Auton (3.75); Amelia Hassett (3.40); Jaidyn Koerdt (4.0); Kristiana Kulackovska (3.42); Caitlin Lord (3.64); Martina Narro (3.72); Silvia Otokhagua (3.88); Rosa Redondo (4.0); Lynn Rieth (3.62); Esra Sen (3.80); Samaire Slusarek (3.30)