TURLOCK, Calif. — A record-breaking 112 Stanislaus State student-athletes have been named to the 2024–25 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) All-Academic Team, as announced by the conference office. This marks the first time in school history that over 100 Warriors have earned this prestigious honor in a single academic year.

The CCAA recognized a record 1,150 student-athletes from its 12 member institutions and 13 sports for achieving a 3.40 GPA or higher and earning a varsity letter in a conference-sponsored sport. This total surpasses the previous record of 1,030 set last year. The CCAA has presented All-Academic honors annually since 2005–06.

"Congratulations to all of the CCAA All-Academic honorees for once again setting a new conference record," said CCAA Commissioner Allen Hardison. "The dedication our student-athletes show in academics and athletics is on full display with this impressive list. I am inspired by the hard work they put into school, training, competition, and leadership in our communities. Thank you also to our coaches, academic advisors, and administrators who support their daily success."

Stanislaus State was one of five universities with more than 100 All-Academic selections. Cal State San Marcos led with 126 honorees, followed by Cal State East Bay (118), San Francisco State (116), Stanislaus State (112), and Cal Poly Pomona (101). The Warriors posted the largest year-to-year increase, nearly doubling last year's total of 58.

The CCAA sponsors the following sports: baseball, men's and women's basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, outdoor track & field, softball, and women's volleyball. The Warriors also compete in the PacWest Conference for women's tennis and are independent in women's indoor track & field.

Earlier this year, 37 Warriors were named to the 2024–25 CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll, and 50 earned Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll distinction.

Additionally, track and field standouts Trent Lauderdale and Annie Wild earned spots on the Academic All-American® Teams, selected by the Collegiate Sports Communicators (CSC).

In July, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) named four Warriors—Lauderdale, Wild, Crystal Hernandez, and Mila Real—as All-Academic Athletes. Wild also earned the title of 2025 NCAA Division II Women's Indoor Track & Field National Scholar Track Athlete of the Year.

The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) named five Warriors—Jason Cibull, Mahda Falley, Jeremiah Jones, Tahjae Ordonio, and Jordan Smith—to its 2024–25 Honors Court.
Five teams received academic honors from their respective coaches' associations: baseball, men's basketball, men's track and field, volleyball, and women's track and field.

In total, 32 Stan State student-athletes were selected to the Academic All-District® Team by the CSC.

The following Warriors earned 2024–25 CCAA All-Academic Team honors:
Malia Allen – Women's Soccer
Daniel Ameyaw – Men's Basketball
Daniel Avalos – Men's Soccer
Aliah Avila – Women's Soccer
Cole Bailey – Men's Track & Field
Jacob Baker – Baseball
Austin Balentine – Baseball
Bree Barner – Softball
Moxie Barton – Softball
McKenna Beach – Softball
Emily Bigley – Softball
Chase Bird – Men's Golf
Haley Burdo – Volleyball
Alex Byrd – Volleyball
Makenna Carrillo – Volleyball
Marissa Cerda – Softball
Noah Chelberg – Baseball
Chris Chomyn – Men's Golf
Jason Cibull – Men's Basketball
Alecxander Cuellar – Men's Soccer
Karli DalBianco – Softball
Adam Davies – Baseball
Luke Davies – Baseball
Sydney Davis – Softball
Adin Dibble – Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Amanda Do – Women's Soccer
Jace Eberhardt – Baseball
Grace Fabionar – Women's Soccer
Mahda Fallay – Men's Basketball
Jocelyn Figueroa – Women's Soccer
Luis Flores – Men's Soccer
Lloyd French – Men's Basketball
Levi Gardner – Men's Track & Field
Quinn Garrett – Women's Basketball
Luke Giannotta – Men's Track & Field
Ethan Gonsalves – Men's Golf
Francesca Hahn – Women's Soccer
Jackson Hall – Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Haylee Heffner – Women's Soccer
Austin Hein – Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Crystal Hernandez – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Julian Hernandez – Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Eris Hutchins – Men's Track & Field
Teagan Irish – Volleyball
Kryslin James – Volleyball
Jayden Jimenez – Women's Soccer
Shauna Johnston – Women's Soccer
Avery Jolley – Softball
Jeremiah Jones – Men's Basketball
Olivia Kamm – Women's Soccer
Autumn Kirby – Volleyball
Lamont Lane – Men's Track & Field
Aubrey Lascano – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Eligah Lawrence – Men's Track & Field
Kayden Legan – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Luke Leonard – Baseball
Ryan Leonesio – Baseball
Da'Myiah Lewis – Women's Basketball
Sasha Martello – Softball
Keoni Martin – Men's Soccer
Emily Meyer – Volleyball
Kaia Mills – Women's Soccer
LaKeal Morris – Baseball
Leonardo Muniz – Men's Soccer
Danny Murphy – Baseball
Arthur Navarette Jr. – Baseball
Antony Newman-Gomez – Men's Basketball
Devyn Nifo – Volleyball
Alexis Nino – Women's Track & Field
Evan Nunes – Men's Track & Field
Kyndra Obermeyer – Women's Soccer
Alexi Ochoa – Women's Soccer
Ycela Ochoa – Women's Soccer
Tahjae Ordonio – Men's Basketball
Kayla Perez – Women's Soccer
Mason Phillips – Men's Track & Field
Victoria Plumb – Volleyball
Amber Pon – Women's Soccer
Shaelyn Pruiett – Volleyball
Ariana Puccini – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Kadon Quitno – Baseball
Mila Real – Women's Track & Field
Fabian Reichstadt – Men's Basketball
George Riberal – Men's Soccer
Dominic Robles – Men's Cross Country/Track & Field
Madison Rosebrough – Softball
Cameron Rosen – Baseball
Christopher Ruiz – Men's Track & Field
Armaan Sahota – Men's Golf
Pierce Sailer – Baseball
Anthony Sanchez-Raya – Men's Soccer
Austin Sargent – Baseball
Jared Sawyer-Baseball
Bianca Scott – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Jordan Smith – Men's Basketball
Katie Smith – Women's Soccer
Alex Solis – Baseball
Patrick Sweeney – Baseball
Christallynn Tate – Volleyball
Katie Thornsberry – Softball
Kayla Umana – Women's Soccer
Robert Valdivia – Baseball
Tyler Van Dyk – Baseball
Pamela Vargas – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Tessa Vasquez – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Johnny Venegas – Men's Track & Field
Sammy Villanueva – Men's Soccer
Ellison Weaver – Volleyball
Annie Wild – Women's Cross Country/Track & Field
Zoie Willson – Women's Soccer
Makeila Yancey – Women's Soccer
Adrian Yepez – Men's Soccer