Pima Athletics Produces 10 Teams and 99 Athletes on NJCAA All-Academic Lists

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TUCSON – The Pima Community College Athletics department produced in the classroom as 10 of its 11 teams received 2025-26 NJCAA All-Academic recognition along with a new school record of 99 individual student-athletes earning All-Academic distinction.
The Aztecs had a previous record of 88 individuals set last year and improved their collective GPA to 3.30 (3.237 in 2024-25). There were 23 student-athletes who earned First Team.

29 individuals named to the Second Team and 47 who claimed Third Team honors.

NJCAA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS

  • Women’s Cross Country – 3.62 GPA
  • Women’s Track & Field – 3.54 GPA
  • Men’s Track & Field – 3.36 GPA
  • Softball – 3.36 GPA
  • Women’s Basketball – 3.34 GPA
  • Men’s Cross Country – 3.32 GPA
  • Baseball – 3.25 GPA
  • Men’s Soccer – 3.22 GPA
  • Women’s Soccer – 3.21 GPA
  • Men’s Basketball – 3.00 GPA

Collective Department: 3.30 GPA

First Team NJCAA All-Academic (4.0 GPA) – 23

  • Sebastian Barrios – Men’s Soccer
  • Trevor Carlson – Baseball
  • Ahdiayh Chee – Women’s Basketball
  • Kathleen Farley – Women’s Track & Field
  • Lucy Fisher – Women’s Basketball
  • Kai Fitak – Baseball
  • Julie Fonseca – Women’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Noah Fredin – Men’s Track & Field
  • Meredith Galus – Women’s Soccer
  • Brady Hall – Baseball
  • Juan Hernandez – Baseball
  • Layla Konski – Women’s Track & Field
  • Jackson Koontz – Men’s Track & Field
  • Ian Lemus – Baseball
  • Julissa Lopez – Softball
  • Elliot Lovett – Men’s Track & Field
  • Mike Muniz – Baseball
  • Wyatt Nicholas – Men’s Track & Field
  • Chijindu Oji – Men’s Track & Field
  • Alek Peral – Men’s Soccer
  • Tess Sage – Women’s Track & Field
  • Angela Vasquez – Women’s Track & Field

Second Team NJCAA All-Academic (3.80-3.99 GPA) -29

  • Elexia Aragon – Women’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Shawn Barros – Baseball
  • Kymia Bridgett – Women’s Track & Field
  • Noah Brosier – Men’s Track & Field
  • Noah Brunet – Men’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Lilyanne Dawson – Women’s Track & Field
  • Omar Dominguez – Men’s Soccer
  • Andrew Ellison – Men’s Soccer
  • Taevean Famutimi-Brown – Men’s Basketball
  • Sariah Ferrentino – Softball
  • Diegoctavio Garcia – Men’s Soccer
  • Joost Hermeling – Men’s Soccer
  • Mason Hessier – Men’s Track & Field
  • Cayla Jones – Women’s Track & Field
  • Danny Knapp – Men’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Cooper Kruk – Baseball
  • Lucy Land – Women’s Basketball
  • Tommaso Leonardi – Men’s Soccer
  • Tayah Lyons – Softball
  • Rowan McKenzie – Men’s Basketball
  • Lourdes Moraga – Women’s Soccer
  • Breeze Schelter – Volleyball
  • Andrew Schmier – Men’s Track & Field
  • Kendall Snyder – Volleyball
  • Tyra Starkey – Women’s Track & Field
  • Julia Weatherbie – Volleyball

Third Team NJCAA All-Academic (3.60-3.79 GPA) – 47

  • Alyssa Aguirre – Softball
  • Tayvien Biancuzzo – Men’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Dameris Canto-Parker – Women’s Soccer
  • Tyra Christean – Women’s Track & Field
  • Elizabeth Coppola – Women’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Ava Dagnino – Women’s Soccer
  • Angelina Dehler – Softball
  • Anjeli DesRosier – Women’s Soccer
  • Will Feagles – Men’s Basketball/Track & Field
  • Estelle Fetsis – Volleyball
  • Clarissa Figueroa – Softball
  • Adriel Figueroa-Brito – Baseball
  • Isabella Files – Women’s Track & Field
  • Bruno Fong -Vidana – Men’s Track & Field
  • Julia Ford – Volleyball
  • Gabriel Grant – Men’s Track & Field
  • J’Kai’a Graves – Softball
  • Hayden Green – Baseball
  • Ava Harrelson-Cybulski – Volleyball
  • Aiden Hartman – Men’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Jaycob Humbel – Men’s Soccer
  • Paris Magee – Women’s Track & Field
  • Brian Maloney – Men’s Track & Field
  • Teagan Martin – Women’s Basketball
  • Kallen McCracken – Men’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Bryceton Meyer – Baseball
  • Kristal Navarro – Women’s Soccer
  • Jolee Nelson – Women’s Basketball
  • Melicia Nelson – Women’s Basketball
  • Chidindu Oji – Men’s Track & Field
  • Paul Olivares Yepiz – Men’s Basketball
  • John Pierson – Men’s Soccer
  • Soleil Ponce – Softball
  • Karlee Pope – Women’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Mason Richardson – Men’s Track & Field
  • Izabel Rodriguez – Softball
  • Jihoon Song – Men’s Soccer
  • Angela Stinnett – Women’s Track & Field & Cross Country
  • Florian Traebert – Men’s Soccer
  • Owen Wade – Baseball

The Aztecs produced 28 NJCAA All-Americans, claimed one team NJCAA National Championship (Women’s Basketball) and one individual NJCAA National Championship (Kymia Bridgett, Triple Jump, Indoor Nationals). Pima took home six Region I Team Championships.

The Pima Community College men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball teams begin fall practice for the 2026 season starting on Friday, August 1.

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