CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A total of 76 Jones College student-athletes earned NJCAA All-Academic honors for the 2025-26 academic year after posting an overall GPA of 3.60 or higher. The Bobcats matched last year's total of 76 NJCAA All-Academic selections, with student-athletes recognized across three honor teams based on their cumulative grade point average.
The criteria for the three NJCAA All-Academic teams is listed below:
NJCAA All-Academic First Team: 4.00 GPA
All-Academic Second Team: 3.80-3.99 GPA
NJCAA All-Academic Third Team: 3.60-3.79 GPA
Fifteen Bobcats were named to the
NJCAA All-Academic First Team, including
Tripp Alexander (men's soccer),
Heidi Clayton (women's tennis),
Hailey Duque (volleyball),
Bastian Graf (men's golf),
Drew Groscost (men's golf),
Mary Katherine Gunter (women's soccer),
Walker Hall (men's golf),
William Hodges (football),
Larissa Hubbard (women's basketball),
Warren Hutchinson (baseball),
Ridge Jones (men's tennis),
Mary Kimble Price (softball),
Morgan Landry (softball),
Laney Little (softball) and
Claire Wicker (volleyball).
Thirty-one Bobcats earned
NJCAA All-Academic Second Team honors, including
Claire Andersen (softball),
Mary Grace Batson (women's soccer),
Chelsea Daffin (volleyball),
Reagan Dale (softball),
Gracie Drinkwine (softball),
Abby Duncan (women's soccer),
Riley Edwards (volleyball),
Fairley Hall (softball),
Julius Hautmann (men's golf),
Graison Holder (women's soccer),
Makenzie Houston (softball),
Jennifer Huerzeler (women's soccer),
Chloe Jenkins (softball),
Sherline King (women's soccer),
Landen Linares (men's soccer),
Jaxon Lindsay (men's soccer),
Abigail Lindsey (softball),
Logan Mansur (softball),
Maria Martinez (women's tennis),
Ny'zavion McClendon (football),
Santae McWilliams Jr. (football),
Sofia Monico (women's soccer),
Andrew Pearce (men's soccer),
Emily Rogers (women's tennis),
Riley Rolison (women's soccer),
Cole Cress (men's soccer),
Chase Russell (baseball),
Parker Sellers (men's soccer),
Addy Shorter (softball),
Morgan Taylor (softball),
Josie Tullos (women's tennis) and
Raegan Van Buren (women's soccer).
Thirty Bobcats were named to the
NJCAA All-Academic Third Team, including
Sanders Ainsworth (baseball),
Sara Akins (volleyball),
Christian Baglione (football),
Izzi Barnes (volleyball),
Mikayla Baumgartner (softball),
Breelyn Cain (softball),
Pressley Carothers (women's soccer),
Crews Cockrell (men's tennis),
Cannon Crowder (football),
Jensi Doise (volleyball),
Mabry Eason (softball),
Adelaide Egner (volleyball),
Lillian Evans (softball),
Olivia Guth (volleyball),
Katie Hennington (women's soccer),
Jameyah Hubbard (women's soccer),
Lauren Howard (women's basketball),
TK Keyes (football),
Lathan Lewis (football),
Tereza Perez (women's soccer),
Dash Piper (baseball),
Katlin Porcello (women's soccer),
Crissi Tenner (women's soccer),
Talan Theriot (baseball),
Josh Tombs (men's golf),
Reese Touchet (men's tennis),
Hope Welsh (women's soccer),
Anna Grace Whitehead (softball) and
Damond Williams (football).
A total of 3,800 student-athletes garnered first team honors after achieving a 4.00 GPA. Another 4,550 student-athletes were named to the NJCAA All-Academic Second Team, while 5,330 student-athletes received Third Team recognition.
