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TUCSON–Pima Athletics continues to excel in the classroom as well as on the field. In the 2024–25 academic year, 10 of Pima’s 11 teams earned NJCAA All-Academic Team honors, while a record-setting 88 student-athletes secured individual NJCAA All-Academic distinction. Collectively, the department achieved a 3.237 GPA, underscoring a deep commitment to academic success.

NJCAA all-academic team GPAs

• Women’s Cross Country: 3.740
• Women’s Basketball: 3.614
• Women’s Track & Field: 3.485
• Softball: 3.243
• Men’s Cross Country: 3.203
• Baseball: 3.190
• Men’s Basketball: 3.172
• Women’s Volleyball: 3.164
• Men’s Track & Field: 3.158
• Women’s Soccer: 3.131

Individual NJCAA all-academic first team (4.0 GPA)

Keira Beall-Gleason (Women’s Basketball) Amelie Buffill-Gutierrez (Women’s Basketball) Sofia Cambridge (Women’s Basketball/Track & Field) Trevor Carlson (Baseball) Ahdiayh Chee (Women’s Basketball) Clarissa Figueroa (Softball) Nolan Ganter (Baseball) Brady Hall (Baseball) Annalise Holthaus (Women’s Basketball) Jasmin Joseph (Volleyball) Phoebe Knisley (Women’s Soccer) Jacob Lund-Iversen (Men’s Soccer) Talia Martin (Softball) Walter Murphy (Men’s Soccer) Legend Otero (Softball) D’Andre Pickett (Men’s Soccer) Viviana Sanchez (Women’s Soccer) Aidan Schmidt (Men’s Basketball) Kenna Simon (Volleyball) Julia Weatherbie (Volleyball) Brigg Wolfe (Men’s Basketball)

Individual NJCAA all-academic second team (3.80–3.99 GPA)

Noheah Aberle (Women’s Basketball) Ella Allred (Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Elexia Aragon (Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Sean Barta (Baseball) Noah Brunet (Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Uriah Burrell (Women’s Soccer) Tyra Christean (Women’s Track & Field) Sariah Ferrentino (Softball) Kai Fitak (Baseball) Julia Ford (Volleyball) Solaris Graves (Women’s Soccer) Victor Jarrett (Men’s Track & Field) Ray Jesse (Baseball) Cooper Jones (Men’s Basketball) Dohyun Koh (Men’s Soccer) Julissa Lopez (Softball) Aubrey Marx (Softball) Jose Luis Martin Montealegre (Men’s Soccer) Jimmie Moody (Men’s Track & Field) April Necaise (Women’s Track & Field) Eric Nguyen (Men’s Soccer) Kennedi Niemann (Women’s Basketball) Cashlyn Proffitt (Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Maclain Roberts (Baseball) Oscar Rocha (Baseball) Jace Schaub (Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Taiya Teixeira (Softball) Maylee Thompson (Women’s Track & Field) Landon Weishaar (Men’s Soccer)

Individual NJCAA all-academic third team (3.60–3.79 GPA)

Amon Batain (Men’s Track & Field) Emma Beach (Women’s Soccer) Kota Benson (Men’s Basketball) Tayvien Biancuzzo (Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Brian Boyer (Men’s Track & Field) Katie Burns (Women’s Basketball) Belen Camacho (Softball) Frank Castro (Men’s Soccer) Elizabeth Coppola (Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Bianca Corona (Women’s Track & Field) Reatta Danhof (Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field) Quintin Hennesy (Baseball) Rori Hoffmeyer (Women’s Basketball) Carter Huntsman (Men’s Track & Field) Elsie Ibarra-Borboa (Women’s Track & Field) Ayomikun “Joshua” Jaiyeola (Men’s Track & Field) Layla Konski (Women’s Track & Field) Jackson Koontz (Men’s Track & Field) Elli Meinke (Volleyball) Savannah Michel (Women’s Soccer) Missael Montilla (Men’s Soccer) Reece Niemann (Women’s Basketball) Gabe Oldham (Men’s Basketball) Cheyanne Ortiz (Softball) Morgan Pepe (Women’s Track & Field) Natalya Rivera (Softball) Kendall Snyder (Volleyball) Mateo Soto (Men’s Soccer) Mat’Tanaya Vital (Women’s Basketball)

The Aztecs also compiled a combined team sports record of 214–49, secured six Region I team championships, and finished as Region I runners-up three times. Pima programs garnered 34 NJCAA All-American selections and six Coach of the Year honors.

Men’s and Women’s cross country, Men’s and Women’s soccer, and Women’s volleyball begin 2025 fall practice on Friday, August 1.

Founded in 1969, Pima serves more than 75,000 students annually and is the eighth-largest institution of its kind in the United States. Pima offers over 100 transfer and occupational programs across six campuses and 180 teaching sites throughout Pima County, with flexible courses, affordable tuition, and comprehensive student support services.

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