Redlands Community College is proud to announce the exceptional academic achievements of its student-athletes for the 2025-2026 academic year. Demonstrating a strong commitment to excellence both on the field and in the classroom, multiple teams and individual athletes have been recognized by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) for their outstanding academic performances.
Several individual Redlands student-athletes have earned spots on the NJCAA All-Academic Teams, with four students on the All-Academic First Team (4.0 GPA), 12 students on the All-Academic Second Team (3.80-3.99 GPA) and 17 students on the All-Academic Third Team (3.60-3.79 GPA).
“We are incredibly proud of our student-athletes for their remarkable achievements,” said Redlands President Jena Marr. “Their success is a reflection of their hard work, as well as the support provided by our faculty, coaches, and staff. We take immense pride in supporting the academic and athletic growth of our students, ensuring they excel in all aspects of their college experience.”
Below is a list of student-athletes named to NJCAA All-Academic Teams.
FIRST TEAM
Ivanna Gerez Sanchez, golf (women), San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Veronica Hermunen, basketball (women), Helsinki, Finland
Marly Moore, basketball (women), Edmond
Taj Smith, baseball, Newcastle
SECOND TEAM
Sophia Blake, golf (women), Cuernavaca, Mexico
Daneille Cameron, soccer (women), Lauderhill, Fla.
Luke Fleek, baseball, Lantana, Texas
Oliver Flokstra, baseball, Turramurra, Sydney. Australia
Zoe Howell, soccer (women), Canute
Madysin Kellum, soccer (women), Mustang
Grady Lesperance, baseball, El Reno
Michelah Paradis, soccer (women), Mustang
Joseph Smothers, baseball, Dallas, Texas
Evelyn Sturgill, golf (women), Mooreland
Paige Treat, soccer (women), Coweta
Cole Webb, baseball, Azle, Texas
THIRD TEAM
Brianna Armendariz, soccer (women), Claremore
Elizabeth Bolton, soccer (women), Mustang
Anthony Brennan, baseball, Moore
Kara Busey. cross country (women), Davis
Randy Cardenas, baseball, Round Rock, Texas
Karlee Harviston, basketball (women), Dover
Tylon Holmon, baseball, Midwest City
Haven Joseph, basketball (women), Edmonton, Canada
Ashanti Lewis, soccer (women), Linstead, Jamaica
Alaura Pruitt, basketball (women), Oklahoma City
Anne Pulkkinen, basketball (women), Helsinki, Finland
Jake Scott, baseball, Burleigh Waters, Queensland, Australia
Makynzi Spencer-Friday, soccer (women), Bristow
Lainey Stevens, golf (women), Choctaw
Jasmine Villareal, basketball (women), Ryan
Darrel Wilson, baseball, Roff
Whitney Wollenberg, basketball (women), Norman