Titans had a school-record 21 players make first team, finishing with a 4.0 grade point average
Eastern Florida State College had 67 student-athletes named to the NJCAA Division I 2025-26 All-Academic Teams, recognizing student-athletes across the country.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Eastern Florida State College had 67 student-athletes named to the NJCAA Division I 2025-26 All-Academic Teams, recognizing student-athletes across the country.
The Titans had a school-record 21 players make the first team, finishing with a 4.0 grade point average.
A total of 13,723 student-athletes have been honored for achieving a GPA above 3.60. Student-athletes are eligible to earn academic honors by achieving an overall GPA of 3.60 or higher for the 2025-26 academic year.
The 67 student-athletes is up from last year with the men’s soccer leading the way with 14 student-athletes while the baseball team had 13 honored.
The 21 students who made the first team with a 4.0 grade point average are:
Men’s soccer players Jacopo Caprile, Aidan McAteer, Ismail Mukalazi, Louis Munn, Shuto Sano and Alvin Ssekamate.
The Eastern Florida State College men’s soccer players Jacopo Caprile, Aidan McAteer, Ismail Mukalazi, Louis Munn, Shuto Sano and Alvin Ssekamate were named to the First-Team.
Baseball players Sage Adams, Cade Ginder, Jacob Miller, Aiden Schwartz and Jackson Wargo.
Women’s soccer players Rebecca Barros, Maria Jackson and Jenna Moreland. Softball players Hannah Davis and Martha Jones.
Women’s basketball players Milica Lazarevic and Angela Mirkovic. Women’s tennis players Dasha Moskalenko and Marina Sanso and women’s golfer Blair Powers.
Ura and Jones made the first team for the second straight season.
The second team consisted of student-athletes with a GPA of 3.80 and 3.99. The Titans had 28 make the second team.
Men’s soccer players Diego Sanders, Lazarus Ocira, Liam Kuemmeritz, Henry Crosthwaite and Davi Araujo.
Baseball players Parker Trowbridge, Shane Patrick, Jacob Goldman, Christopher Carroll and Andrew Gaskins.
Men’s tennis players Pablo Rodriguez, Johan Mottlau and Tomas Cardozo. Women’s tennis player Annalise Smith.
Women’s volleyball players Diara Gaye and Ashley Cate, women’s golfers Cayden Challacombe and Konstanze Anglett along with men’s golfer Trey Farnsworth III and women’s basketball player Bruna DaSilva.
The third team consisted of student-athletes with a GPA of 3.60 and 3.79. The Titans had 18 make the third team.
Baseball players Ray Yero, Caleb Jones and Ethan Askin. Men’s soccer players Josh Rayfield, Vito Mendonca and Pablo Ossabal.
Volleyball players Eve Nelson, Mikayla Lamb and Emma Cook. Men’s golfers Nolan Hyatt, Blake Hodges and Andrew Bell.
Women’s soccer players Reese Ura and Kanon Tai along with women’s basketball player Ofir Parpara. Softball players Avery Velazquez and Isabel Otero as well as men’s basketball player Moses McKay.
“At Eastern Florida State College, we believe the ultimate measure of student-athlete success is achievement both academically and athletically. Having 67 Titans earn NJCAA All-Academic honors, including a school-record 21 students with perfect 4.0 GPAs, is an extraordinary accomplishment, ” said College President Dr. Jim Richey. “These outstanding student-athletes exemplify what it means to be a Titan. Their achievements in the classroom reflect the same dedication and discipline they bring to their sport every day. We are proud to celebrate these students for demonstrating the pursuit of excellence that defines our college.”
It is the fifth straight season the Titans have had over 50 student-athletes were named to the NJCAA Division I All-Academic Team.
