EFSC has record 96 student-athletes named to all-academic team

Eastern Florida State College student-athletes excelled in the classroom this season as a school record 96 athletes were honored by the Florida College System Activities Association.

The 96 student-athletes named to the All-Academic team all had a grade point average of 3.30 or higher and 18 finished with a 4.0 GPA.

Baseball players Aiden Schwartz, Cade Ginder, Jacob Miller and Jackson Wargo, men's soccer players  Aidan McAteer, Ismail Mukalazi, Louis Munn and Shuto Sano, women's soccer players Maria Jackson, Rebecca Barros, Jenna Moreland, women's golfer Blair Powers, women's tennis players Daria Moskalenko and Marina Sanso, softball players Hannah Davis, Martha Jones and women's basketball players Milica Lazarevic and Angela Mirkovic all finished with a 4.0.

Overall, 19 Titans made the All-Academic team both seasons they were at Eastern Florida State College. Softball player Martha Jones finishes her two seasons with a 4.0 grade point average. Also making the All-Academic team for the second straight season are baseball players Ethan Askin, Jacob Goodman and Parker Trowbridge, men's golfer Andrew Bell, men's soccer player Davi Araujo Jr., Louis Munn and Aidan McAteer, men's tennis players Pablo Garcia Rodriguez and Tomas Kurz Cardozo, softball players Emma George, Avery Velazquez and Madison Velazquez, women's golfers Cayden Challacombe and Mila Tang, women's soccer players Kanon Tai, Reese Ura and Thea Pederson along with women's volleyball player Emma Cook.

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

Men's soccer (14)

Davi Araujo (3.90); William Blease (3.58); Henry Crosthwaite (3.89); Chandler Draper (3.54); Liam Kuemmritz (3.80); Aidan McAteer (4.00); Vitor Mendonca (3.53); Ismail Mukalazi (4.00); Louis Munn (4.00); Pablo Ossabal (3.77); Josh Rayfield (3.67); Diego Sanders (3.81); Alvin Ssekamate (4.00); Shuto Sano (4.00)

Women's soccer (12)

Maria Jackson (4.00); Rebecca Barros (4.00); Mia Castillo (3.56); Addie Kolachik (3.90); Jenna Moreland (4.00); Savannah O'Grady (3.80); Thea Pederson (3.83); Kanon Tai (3.60); Reese Ura (3.75); Isabella Ventura (3.80); Phoebe Wilson (3.35); Brianne Yocum (3.48)

Women's volleyball (6)

Ashley Cate (3.81); Jordyn Cox (3.36); Diara Gaye (3.89); Mikayla Lamb (3.79); Emma Cook (3.67); Eve Nelson (3.63).

Men's cross country (2)

Wenn Gilbertson (3.57); Toby Grissom Jr. (3.46).

Men's golf (5)

Andrew Bell (3.76); Trey Farnsworth III (3.81); Blake Hodges (3.63); Nolan Hyatt (3.71); Zachary McGoffin (3.57)

Women's golf (5)

Konstanze Anglett (3.90); Margaux Blais (3.42); Cayden Challacombe (3.90); Blair Powers (4.00); Mila Tang (3.47).

Men's tennis (4)

Pablo Garcia Rodriguez (3.91); Tomas Kurz Cardozo (3.90); Johan Mottlau (3.90); Salva Serradilla (3.56).

Women's tennis (4)

Ida Englund (3.50); Daria Moskalenko (4.00); Marina Sanso (4.00); Annalise Smith (3.91).

 Men's basketball (2)

David Andino (3.52); Moses McKay (3.61)

Women basketball (7)

Bruna DaSilva (3.81); Tamara Elliott (3.68); Milica Lazarevic (4.00); Angela Mirkovic (4.00); Ofir Parpara (3.68); Angelina Spence (3.38); Alana Trail (3.52)

Baseball (19)

Ethan Askin (3.66); Benjamin Berisko (3.52); Christopher Carroll (3.89); Aiden Schwartz (4.00); Andrew Gaskins (3.89); Cade Ginder (4.00); Jacob Goldman (3.90); Kyle Hirsh (3.42); Bryce Jackson (3.56); Caleb Jones (3.77); Bradley Link (3.73); Jacob Miller (4.00); Shane Patrick (3.81); Iziah Santiago (3.38); Omir Santos (3.36); Garrett Smith (3.38); Parker Trowbridge (3.82); Jackson Wargo (4.00); Ray Yero (3.78).

Softball (16)

Morgan Brennan (3.39); Jessica Camacho (3.88); Hannah Davis (4.00); Annalyn Duncan (3.44); Emma George (3.41); Avery Helms (3.90); Kerissa Howell (3.32); Martha Jones (4.00); Jessica Merk (3.55); Zoey Mills (3.89); Isabel Otero (3.61); Brooklyn Scott (3.39); Avery Velazquez (3.76); Madison Velazquez (3.58); Jaelynne Whipple (3.88); Brianne Yocum (3.48).