Garden City Community College Earns 109 KJCCC All-Academic Selections for 2025-26
GARDEN CITY, KS. — Garden City Community College continued its tradition of excellence in the classroom during the 2025-26 academic year, with 109 Broncbuster student-athletes earning Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) All-Academic honors.
The annual recognition is awarded to student-athletes who complete the academic year with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 or higher. Eligibility is based on all coursework completed during the 2025-26 academic year, including transfer credits earned during that period, and includes all posted grades.
The 109 honorees represent every Broncbuster athletic program, highlighting the department's commitment to academic success alongside competitive excellence.
"We're incredibly proud of our student-athletes for the commitment they've shown both in the classroom and in competition," Garden City Community College Athletic Director Mike Pilosof said. "Earning KJCCC All-Academic recognition requires discipline, consistency and hard work. Having 109 student-athletes achieve this honor is a tremendous reflection of their dedication, as well as the support they receive from our coaches, faculty and academic support staff."
Garden City's honorees included student-athletes from baseball, men's and women's basketball, football, men's and women's golf, men's and women's soccer, softball, men's and women's track and field, volleyball, and men's and women's cross country.
2025-26 KJCCC All-Academic Honorees
Baseball (12): Ty Scheler, Jacob Allen, Kaden Baete, Ethan Bailey, Truman King, Aiden Roberts, Willis Simair, Karson Evans, Cody Kilpatrick, Adam Cook, David Young and Cael Hamrick.
Men's Basketball (1): DaSean Lewis.
Women's Basketball (4): Ayse Coskan, Paula Fernandez, Luana Luz and Mar Manent.
Football (18): Nathan Baudry, Carter Borlase, Karson Butts, Casen Carroll, Demarion Crest, Maddix Davis, Tanner Helton, Josiah Jackson, Malek Jackson, Gregory Johnson, Joseph Lentine, Skyler Little, Jemarion Lewis, Coltin Myers, Joseph Nnamuchi, Tochi Okoro, Jaydyn Sisk and Enese Tonga.
Men's Golf (2): Miguel Silveira and Makian Maydew.
Women's Golf (3): Amelia Bowles, Maria Marcelo and Holly Duddy.
Men's Soccer (22): Ridvan Akburak, Alejandro Aldana, Facundo Nunez, Yanis Aubaret, Mathis Desplats, Adrian Campbell, Hugo Gomez Hernandez, Javier Codinach, Samuel Herrera, Axel Padilla, Thomas Mututala Napindi, Daniel Hidalgo, Tesnim Makes, Benjamin Martinez Cocconi, Aruchi Edmund Mbato, Chrispin Muhawenimana, Samuel Murica Ramirez, Davi Viana, Jose Navarro Guerrero, Mateo Prigent, Javier Ruspil and Dakato Tshinyani.
Women's Soccer (9): Tahlia Alvey, Summer Barrett, Isabelle Barsk, Millie D'Ath, Siobhan Davidson, Maddison Foster, Gabriella Lima, Wilma Nyberg and Frida Steene.
Softball (10): Averie Ashford, Michela Pugliese Levi, Isabel Foster, Jadeyn Lampe, Madison Scott, Isabella Stevenson Del Torto, Samantha Torres, Kendall Richardson, Malarangi Waipara and Maysen Kurene-Iwikau.
Men's Track & Field (5): Daniel Aboagye, Andreas Laursen, Kadan Ponder, Alexander Deloach and Carson Schmidt.
Women's Track & Field (4): Snegugu Mkhize, Umahan Sahin, Meryeme Mai and Madyson Schreibvogel.
Volleyball (12): Duru Karagoz, Hira Koseoglu, Jana Kovacevic, Vitoria Reis, Gabriela Muller, Daniella Nogueira, Paris Bond, Beatriz Da Crus Da Silva, Andrea Djordjevic, Alexis Arwine, Kinnley Flower and Kamdyn Carr.
Men's Cross Country (3): Andreas Laursen, Daniel Aboagye and Carson Schmidt.
Women's Cross Country (4): Meryeme Mai, Snegugu Mkhize, Umahan Sahin and Madyson Schreibvogel.