Another successful year on the court was rewarded by another successful year off the court for the Northwest College athletic programs, as 39 athletes were named to the NJCAA All-Academic teams.

Nine of those athletes were on the All-Academic First Team, which means they achieved a 4.0 GPA last year.

Those athletes included Juan Cabezas (men’s soccer), Kale Conner (women’s soccer), Trinity Frank (volleyball), Maddie Mills (women’s basketball), Aidann Mottishaw (volleyball), Eva Murray (volleyball), Mackenzie Ray (women’s soccer), Kassidi Webb (women’s soccer) and Bailey Wright (women’s soccer).

Second Team All-Academic honors went to 16 student athletes who held a 3.8-3.99 GPA for the school year.

Those athletes included Ellianna Baumstarck (volleyball), Jaila Childress (women’s basketball), Aubree Fisher (women’s basketball), Nick Hertling (men’s soccer), Addison Hickey (women’s basketball), Sascha Knebel (men’s soccer), Jack Kuspert (men’s soccer), Djordy Lefevere (men’s soccer), Landree Meeks (volleyball), Savannah Morton (women’s soccer), Emma Pique (women’s basketball), Trey Rinn (men’s basketball), Josh Scroccaro (men’s soccer), Mateo Souza (men’s soccer), Emma Vaughn (women’s soccer) and Isabella Williams (women’s basketball).

The remaining 14 athletes for Northwest were on the All-Academic Third Team, maintaining a 3.6-3.79 GPA.

Those athletes were Braydon Bradshaw (men’s basketball), Samantha Brannan (women’s soccer), Canyon Britt (women’s basketball), Taylee Carlson (volleyball and women’s basketball), Josephine Etheridge (women’s soccer), Amelia Franklin (women’s soccer), Joseph Hughes (men’s soccer), Saige Kidd (women’s basketball), Orla Kingsley (women’s soccer), Harry Mayhew (men’s soccer), Tate Monroe (men’s basketball), Briauna Rybolt (women’s soccer), Mateo Trujillo (men’s basketball) and Isaac Wolfe (men’s basketball).

Overall team GPAs and honors were not available as of press time.