EFSC Students Named to Florida College System Activities Association’s All-Academic Team

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September 03, 2026

Eastern Florida State College recently announced that 98 students have been named to the Florida College System’s 2025-2026 All-Academic Team for academic excellence.

This year’s All-Academic Team consisted of a record number 1,399 students throughout the 28-member Florida College System (FCS) that includes Eastern Florida State College.

Each college within the FCS nominates students based on performance in co-curricular activities, grade point average, community service, and on-campus leadership.

"One of the greatest rewards in higher education is seeing students excel both in and out of the classroom,” said College President Dr. Jim Richey. “This recognition celebrates not only academic achievement, but also leadership, and a commitment to making a difference. These students represent the very best of EFSC, and we are proud of the positive impact they are making on our campuses and in our community. Congratulations to each of them on this well-deserved honor."

Honores include:

Performing Arts (Theatre): Braelyn “Sparrow” Creamer, Scott Reagan, and Kayla Rolle 

Men's Tennis: Johan Mottlau, Salva Serradilla, Pablo Rodriguez, and Tomas Cardoza

Women’s Tennis: Ida Englund, Daria Moskalenko, Marina Sanso, and Annalise Smith

Men’s Golf: Nolan Hyatt, Zachary McGoffin, Trey Farnsworth, III, and Blake Hodges

Women’s Golf: Konsranze Anglett, Margaux Blais, Cayden Challacombe, Blair Powers, and Mila Tang

Volleyball: Ashley Cate, Jordyn Cox, Diara Gaye, Mikayla Lamb, Emma Cook, and Eve Nelson

Softball: Kerissa Howell, Martha Jones, Jessica Merk, Zoey Mills, Isabel Otero, Brooklyn Scott, Avery Velazquez, Madison Velazquez, Jaelynne Whipple, Brianne Yocum, Morgan Brennan, Jessica, Camacho, Hannah Davis, Annalyn Duncan, Emma George, and Avery Helms.

Men’s Cross Country: Wenn Gilbertson, and Toby Grissom, Jr.

Baseball: Bradley Link, Jacob Miller, Shane Patrick, Iziah Santiago, Omir Santos, Garrett Smith, Parker Trowbridge, Jackson Wargo, Ray Yero, Ethan Askin, Benjamin Berisko, Christopher Carroll, Aiden Schwartz, Andrew Gaskins, Cade Ginder, Jacob Goldman, Kyle Hirst, Bryce Jackson, and Caleb Jones

Men’s Soccer: Vitor Mendonca, Ismail Mukalazi, Louis Munn, Pablo Ossabal, Josh Rayfield, Diego Sanders, Alvin Ssekamate, Shuto Sano, Davi Araujo, William Blease, Henry Crosthwaite, Chandler Draper, Liam Kuennritz, and Aidan McAteer

Women’s Soccer: Kanon Tai, Reese Ura, Isabella Ventura, Phoebe Wilson, Brianne Yocum, Maria Jackson, Rebecca Barros, Mia Castillo, Addie Kolachik, Jenna Moreland, Savannah O’Grady, and Thea Pederson Men’s Basketball: David Andino, and Moses McKay

Women’s Basketball: Bruna Da Silva, Tamara Elliott, Milica Lazarevic, Angela Mirkovic, Ofir Parpara, Angelina Spence, and Alana Trail.

For more information about Eastern Florida State College, visit efsc.edu or call 321-632-1111.

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