LOS ANGELES – Cal State LA had a record 49 student-athletes from winter and spring sports honored for their work in the classroom as members of the 2025-26 California Collegiate Athletic Association Winter and Spring Academic Honor Rolls, the conference announced.
A total of 621 student-athletes were honored among the conference schools. The 49 awards are a new program high for Cal State LA for combined winter and spring honor roll recipients, eclipsing the previous record of 46 set in the 2024-25 academic year and well ahead of the 34 in 2023-24.
The CCAA recognizes individuals academically per season – fall, winter, and spring – for all CCAA-sponsored sports. The Winter Honor Roll consists of eligible student-athletes who compete in men's and women's basketball. The Spring Honor Roll consists of eligible student-athletes from men's and women's golf, men's and women's track and field, softball and baseball.
The seasonal awards were instituted in 2014 and previously named the Fall, Winter and Spring All-Academic Teams.
Honor Roll distinction is given to student-athletes who are a sophomore or higher in academic standing with a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.3 while competing in a conference-sponsored sport. Graduate students are eligible for the Honor Roll.
The conference also has full-year CCAA All-Academic Awards that will be announced later this week.
The following student-athletes from Cal State LA were among those honored by the CCAA on the Winter and Spring Academic Honor Rolls.
Burrell Adams, men's track and field
Wallace Aflamah, men's track and field
Sarah Amaya, women's golf
Daniela Andrade, women's golf
Deraje Agbaosi, men's basketball
Adam Axtell, baseball
Ariana Ayala, women's track and field
Joshlyn Ayala, women's golf
Damion Bonds, men's track and field
David Bonds, men's track and field
Kai Butler, baseball
Jonny Covarrubias, baseball
Rilee Crosby, women's golf
Nicholas Delgado, men's track and field
Sofia Fidelus, women's basketball
Amaya Fuentes, women's basketball
Patrick Garcia, baseball
Nelly Garnica, women's track and field
Jacob Gudino, baseball
Talia Gutman, women's golf
Jordan Hansen, men's basketball
Priscila Haro, women's track and field
Rochelle Henare, women's track and field
Mikaela Holguin, women's track and field
Taylor Jones, women's track and field
Ben Lee, baseball
Cecille Lightbourn, women's track and field
Joshua Lovato, men's track and field
Jonathan Manuel, baseball
Jaylin Morgan, women's track and field
Daniel Neria, baseball
Lisette Orellana, women's golf
Trent Osburn, men's track and field
Jace Paderez, baseball
Carson Panarisi, baseball
Michael Pearson Jr., men's basketball
Christian Perez, men's track and field
Sinaiah Pointer, women's track and field
Damarion Pouncil, men's basketball
Alberto Prado, baseball
Jared Robles, baseball
Connor Scales, men's basketball
Ariyah Smith, women's basketball
JR Valadez, baseball
Ski'lar Wallace, women's track and field
Kyara Walter, women's basketball
Martin Zarzuela, men's basketball
Marina Zeferino, women's track and field
Lino Zepeda, baseball
