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Warriors had 43 Student-Athletes Named to the 25-26 CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll

Warriors Place 43 Student-Athletes on 2025-26 CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll

4/6/2026 12:00:00 PM

TURLOCK, Calif. — Stan State Athletics announced that 43 Warrior student-athletes were named to the 2025-26 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Fall Academic Honor Roll, recognizing academic excellence during the fall season.

The CCAA recognizes student-athletes on a seasonal basis — fall, winter, and spring — across all conference-sponsored sports. To be eligible for the Fall Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes must have sophomore athletic standing or higher, compete in a CCAA-sponsored fall sport, and maintain a cumulative grade-point average of 3.30 or higher based on the most recently completed term.

A total of 484 student-athletes from across the CCAA's 12 member institutions were honored for their efforts in the classroom during the fall of 2025. Stan State's 43 selections were tied for the third-most among all CCAA institutions,
alongside Cal Poly Humboldt and Cal State San Bernardino.

CCAA-sponsored fall sports include men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer, and women's volleyball.

The 43 honorees from Stan State reflect the department's continued commitment to academic achievement and success both in competition and in the classroom.  Eighteen Stan State student-athletes earned Fall Academic Honor Roll recognition for the second or third time in their careers, including six who received the honor for a third time: Malia Allen, Kryslin James, Alexi Ochoa, Ryan Rosas, Samuel Villanueva, and Makeila Yancey.

Several Warriors also earned national academic recognition during the 2025-26 academic year. Samuel Villanueva (men's soccer) was named an Academic All-American, in addition to earning United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-West Region and Academic All-District honors.

Aliah Avila (women's soccer) garnered United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America honors, along with Scholar All-West Region and Academic All-District recognition. Makeila Yancey (women's soccer) earned Scholar All-West Region and Academic All-District honors.

In cross country, Nina Furtado, Bela Moreno, Mason Oliveira, Jacqueline Sanchez-Silva, Izzy Soto, and Annie Wild were named USTFCCCA All-Academic, while both the men's and women's programs earned USTFCCCA All-Academic Team honors.

Additional Academic All-District honorees included Adrian Yepez (men's soccer), Emily Meyer and Victoria Plumb (volleyball), and Grace Fabionar, Olivia Kamm, and Katie Smith (women's soccer).

In addition to academic success, several Warriors earned national recognition for their performance in competition. Stan State men's soccer produced five All-America selections. Gerardo Flores and Ian Reis were named United Soccer Coaches First Team All-Americans, Emmanuel Duran earned Third Team honors, Angel Ruiz-Hernandez was selected to the Second Team and the D2CCA Third Team, and Samuel Villanueva earned D2CCA First Team and United Soccer Coaches Second Team honors.

In women's cross country, Annie Wild earned USTFCCCA All-America honors after placing 24th at the NCAA Division II National Championships.

Stan State also had multiple All-West Region selections. Men's soccer honorees included Emmanuel Duran, Gerardo Flores, Ian Reis, Angel Ruiz-Hernandez, and Samuel Villanueva. Annie Wild earned All-West Region honors in women's cross country, while Aliah Avila and Makeila Yancey represented women's soccer.

Warrior student-athletes also collected extensive All-CCAA recognition. In men's soccer, Emmanuel Duran, Gerardo Flores, Angel Ruiz-Hernandez, Ian Reis, and Samuel Villanueva were named First Team selections. Sebastian Carbajal earned Second Team honors, while Federico Barbieri, Jose Ponce, Landon Real Ruiz, and Adrian Yepez received Honorable Mention recognition. Mason Oliveira was a First Team selection in men's cross country.  Women's cross country placed five student-athletes on the All-CCAA First Team: Nina Furtado, Bela Moreno, Jacqueline Sanchez-Silva, Izzy Soto, and Annie Wild. In volleyball, Christallynn Tate earned First Team honors, Isabella Saucedo was named Second Team, and Leah Mendoza, Shaelyn Pruiett, and Malia Tanksley received Honorable Mention. Women's soccer honorees included First Team selection Aliah Avila, Second Team honoree Olivia Maragos, and Honorable Mention recipient Makeila Yancey.

Stan State also earned multiple CCAA individual awards. Sebastian Carbajal was named Men's Soccer Freshman of the Year, Gerardo Flores earned Forward of the Year honors, Angel Ruiz-Hernandez was selected as Goalkeeper of the Year, and John Powell was named Coach of the Year.

CCAA Tournament honors were highlighted by Samuel Villanueva being named Offensive MVP and Ian Reis earning Defensive MVP recognition. All-Tournament Team selections included Alexis Cervantes, Emmanuel Duran, and Angel Ruiz-Hernandez in men's soccer, Shaelyn Pruiett in volleyball, and Aliah Avila in women's soccer.

2025-26 CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll — Stan State
(* indicates second-time honoree; ** indicates third-time honoree*)
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