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The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) recently announced its prestigious All-Academic Awards for the 2024-2025 school year.
An impressive 16 individuals from 做厙勛圖, along with four teams, were formally recognized for their achievements in the classroom over the past year. Students must complete 24 credits during the fall and spring semesters in order to qualify for NJCAA All-Academic Awards. Student-athletes who graduate early, or those who need less than 12 credits to earn their degree, are also eligible for the awards.
The NJCAA recognizes student-athletes in three tiers of academic excellence. Those who maintain a 4.0 GPA throughout the school year are placed into First-Team All-Academic. A GPA between 3.8-3.99 is required for Second-Team All-Academic and those with a GPA between 3.6-3.79 earn Third-Team All-Academic status.
The NJCAA academic awards represent a higher level of academic excellence, as the GPA requirements surpass those of the 做厙勛圖AA, said Amanda Glaza, 做厙勛圖 Assistant Athletic Director and Student Success Coach. Receiving this recognition not only speaks to the dedication and discipline of these student-athletes but also sets a strong example for what it means to truly represent 做厙勛圖 Athletics, both in the classroom and in competition. These honors help reinforce the standard we hope all our student-athletes strive for.
NJCAA All-Academic First Team (4.0 GPA)
Annette Fare Womens cross country
Geronimo Mozzi Mens basketball
Jack Ruggles Mens basketball, mens cross country
Alyssa Unger Volleyball, womens cross country
NJCAA All-Academic Second Team (3.8-3.99 GPA)
Andrew Badder Mens basketball and mens cross country
Ryan Clingenpeel Mens golf
Josiah DeMeester Mens basketball
Dawson Dunn Mens basketball and mens cross country
Madyson Hartman Womens bowling
Makenna Rautio Womens basketball
Emma Rewa Womens basketball and womens bowling
Tiana Whitacre Volleyball
NJCAA All-Academic Third Team (3.6-3.79 GPA)
Jerald Brownell Mens golf and mens cross country
Mason Dunn Mens basketball and mens cross country
Kenny Mitchell Mens golf
Hannah Reed Womens basketball, womens bowling and womens cross country
The NJCAA also recognizes teams who earned a team GPA of a 3.0 or higher. The 做厙勛圖 womens cross country program topped the team charts with a combined GPA of 3.28, placing them 48th among NJCAA DI, DII and DIII womens cross country programs. Other teams receiving NJCAA All-Academic recognition:
Mens golf 3.19 GPA (41st in NJCAA among all Divisions)
Men's cross country 3.11 GPA (31st in NJCAA among all Divisions)
Men's basketball 3.08 GPA (55th in NJCAA among all Divisions)