EFSC has 81 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 81 Titans to the 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 81 Titans to the All-Academic team.
All 13 sports had at least two student-athletes make the All-Academic team with 12 being named from the men's soccer team that made the semifinals of the NJCAA Division I National Tournament.
The student-athletes had to have a grade point average over 3.30 this season and four student-athletes finished with a 4.0. Overall, 17 Titans made the All-Academic team both seasons they were at Eastern Florida State College.
Men's soccer players Luc Achermann-Stanfield, Mateo Garcia-Galan, Ryuta Morioka and Daiki Okada, baseball player Kenneth Robinson, men's basketball player Ernests Locmelis, softball player Ashley Grieser, women's golfers Jenna Barnett, Brittany Odic and Emma Parker, women's cross country player Amelia Shepard, women's tennis player Elena Prado Martinez, men's tennis player Konstantin Kukaras and volleyball players Libby Ashline, Mariana Bueno Lopes and Sarah Henault.
Here are all of the student-athletes honored by the FCSAA.
BASEBALL (10) – Ethan Askin (3.35); Ashton Fernandez (3.56); Jacob Goldman (3.78); Landen Moore (3.50); Nicholas Paszt (3.37); Kenneth Robinson (3.79); Owen Simmons (3.88); Bowen Tabola (3.83); Parker Trowbridge (3.64); Houston Wills (3.7).
MEN'S BASKETBALL (4) – Corey Caulker (3.32); Nathan King (3.7); Ernests Locmelis (3.54); Gavin Murphy (3.57).
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY (2) – Brandon Faris (3.87); Wyatt Pittman (3.36).
MEN'S GOLF (3) – Andrew Bell (3.87); Micke Laurelli (3.58); Horace Pennix III (3.85).
MEN'S SOCCER (12) – Luc Achermann-Stanfield (3.89); David Araujo Jr. (3.67); Lars Bekman (3.83); Zak Ford (3.83); Soloman Fyffe (3.75); Mateo Garcia Galan (3.6); Randie Hernandez (3.66); Angelo Lemb (3.54); Aidan McAteer (3.48); Ryuta Morioka (3.51); Louis Munn (3.87); Daiki Okada (3.76).
MEN'S TENNIS (3) – Pablo Garcia Rodriguez (3.77); Konstantin Kukaras (3.84); Tomas Kurz Cardozo (3.87).
SOFTBALL (10) – Jessica Camacho (3.66); Emma George (3.40); Ashley Grieser (3.77); Martha Jones (4.00); Cora Middleton (3.72); Zoey Mills (3.51); Isabel Otero (3.50); Avery Velazquez (3.67); Madison Velazquez (3.64); Luci Walters (3.37).
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (9) – Ashleigh Battle (3.48); Amanda Baumgarte (3.90); Mailey Cunningham (3.58); Karen Nimo (3.60); Silvia Otokhagua (3.69); Claudia Peiro (3.67); Lynn Rieth (3.65); Nia Santiago (3.38); Tamara Elliott (3.38).
WOMEN'S GOLF (5) – Cayden Challacombe (4.0); Jenna Barnett (3.77), Brittany Odic (3.95); Emma Parker (3.87); Mila Tang (3.90).
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY (3) – Isabella Narvaez (3.80); Amelia Shepard (3.81); Trinity Trett (3.37).
WOMEN'S TENNIS (3) – Sara Ladino (3.37); Elena Prado Martinez (3.60); Laura Yans (3.86).
WOMEN'S SOCCER (8) – Victoria Pou Varona (3.64); Jessica Reis (4.0); Kanon Tai (3.35); Reese Ura (4.0); Sydney Aldeghi (3.75); Pahris Campbell (3.78); Jule Hofman (3.50); Thea Pederson (3.75).
VOLLEYBALL (9) – Libby Ashline (3.67); Camila Canedo (3.80); Emma Cook (3.48); Annsley Flack (3.46); Sarah Henault (3.95); Sophia Iglesias (3.90); Dominae Jordan (3.55); Mariana Bueno Lopes (3.80); Hailey Mull (3.80).