TURLOCK, Calif.--- A trio of Stan State juniors—
Adrian Yepez,
Alexis Cervantes and
Jose Ponce—earned All-CCAA recognition after helping the Warriors close the 2026 season with a four-match unbeaten streak.
Yepez started all 17 matches and finished the season with three goals, eight assists and 14 points. He ranked second in the CCAA in assists and fifth in shots per match, while ranking 14th nationally in NCAA Division II in total assists and 21st in assists per match. Yepez tied the Stan State single-match record with two assists against Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 15.
In the Stan State record book, the junior ranks second in career assists with 16 and fifth in career points with 32. His eight assists in 2026 are tied for third in the Warriors' single-season record book, while his seven assists in 2025 rank fifth. He previously earned All-CCAA honorable mention recognition in 2025 and received Academic All-District, D2ADA Academic Achievement, CCAA All-Academic Team and CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll honors.
Cervantes led Stan State with nine goals and 18 points while recording 41 shots and 19 shots on goal. He appeared in all 18 matches and earned CCAA All-Tournament Team honors in 2025. Cervantes currently ranks tied for fifth in Stan State history with 14 career goals and tied for sixth with 31 career points. He was also named the FloCollege/CCAA Offensive Player of the Week for Oct. 19-25.
The Empire, Calif., native tied the Stan State single-match record with three goals against Cal Poly Humboldt on Oct. 24. He also recorded two goals against Hawai'i Pacific and Saint Martin's.
Ponce appeared in 16 matches and recorded one goal and three assists for five points. He previously earned All-CCAA honorable mention recognition in 2025. Ponce also tied the Stan State single-match record with two assists against Hawai'i Pacific on Sept. 10.
Stan State finished the season with a 5-6-7 overall record and a 3-4-5 mark in CCAA play. The Warriors closed the season with a four-match unbeaten streak, including wins over Cal Poly Humboldt and Fresno Pacific.
