Anne Arundel Community College Athletics announced on July 30, 2026, that multiple student-athletes and teams have been named to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Academic honor rolls for the 2025-26 academic year. This recognition highlights the academic achievements of AACC athletes alongside their commitments in junior college sports.
Recognizing Student-Athlete Academic Achievement
The NJCAA All-Academic honor rolls celebrate student-athletes who maintain a high grade point average throughout the academic year while actively participating in NJCAA-sanctioned sports. This distinction reflects the dedication and discipline of Anne Arundel Community College students balancing athletics and rigorous academic standards.
AACC Athletics continues to emphasize the development of student-athletes who excel both on the field and in the classroom, underscoring the college’s commitment to fostering comprehensive personal and professional growth.
Importance of NJCAA Academic Honors
The National Junior College Athletic Association governs two-year college athletics nationwide, promoting excellence in both sports and academics. Earning a place on the NJCAA All-Academic teams can enhance transfer options and future academic success for community college athletes.
Anne Arundel Community College’s strong representation on these honor rolls speaks to the effective support from the college’s coaching staff, academic advisors, and athletic administration in encouraging student-athlete achievement beyond competition.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
The inclusion of Anne Arundel Community College student-athletes on the NJCAA All-Academic Teams exemplifies Maryland’s robust commitment to academic excellence in community college athletics. These honors not only elevate the profile of AACC’s programs but also serve as a model for other NJCAA institutions in Maryland and across the nation. By prioritizing education alongside athletics, AACC is helping prepare student-athletes for success well beyond their collegiate sports careers.
Source: Original report
“First Team Chase Hannon, Baseball, Fr.Ryleigh Smoot, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Softball, Fr.Holly Wall, Women’s Soccer, So.Second TeamKristian Ali, Men’s Soccer, Fr.Israel Argueta Henriquez, Men’s Soccer, So.George Dhima, Men’s Soccer, Fr.Clint Dorval, Baseball, Fr.McKenzie Gilbert, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf, So.Jonathan Greene, Men’s Soccer, Fr.Kellie Harring, Women’s Basketball, Fr.Logan Jensen, Men’s Lacrosse, Fr.Corey Knox, Men’s Basketball, So.Emily Shadle, Volleyball, So.Third TeamCullen Boswell, Men’s Lacrosse, So.Reagan Chilton, Women’s Soccer, So.AJ Cozzone, Baseball, Fr.Noah Cramer, Baseball, Fr.Matt Donaldson, Baseball, So.Cheik Kangoute, Men’s Soccer, So.Andy Ordonio, Men’s Soccer, So.Maddie Raynes, Women’s Soccer, Fr.Nadia Suber, Volleyball, So.Maddie Wright, Women’s Soccer, Fr.,”
