More than 120 student athletes earn place on ACCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Hanceville, Ala. — Wallace State Community College congratulates the student athletes and teams who were named to the Alabama Community College Conference (ACCC) Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. Student athletes who achieve a GPA of 3.0 or higher are eligible for inclusion on the Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

“We are extremely proud of our student athletes,” said Kristen Holmes, Vice President for Students. “They work hard every day on and off the field, juggling classes along with practices and game, and serving as leaders on campus. It takes dedication, effort and focus to earn such an outstanding achievement.”

Collectively, 10 WSCC teams recognized for averaging a 3.0 GPA or higher for the 2024-2025 academic year: Baseball, Women’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Softball, Men’s and Women’s Tennis and Volleyball.

More than 120 student athletes earned a place on the individual Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the Spring 2025 semester.

Baseball: Landon Blackwood, Eli Cannon, Connor Cosby, Shayne Craft, Benjamin Crumpton, Miles Edwards, Ryan Everly, Luke Fernandez, Brady Gillespie, CJ Gross, Charlie Harbin, Brayden Heaps, Samuel Henegar, Riley Jackson, Andrew Lawrence, Cody Lee, Conner Lowery, Jayden Martin, Cole Molina, William Perry, Kahlil Quesada, Cole Rasbury, Tucker Rickman, Cooper Sanford

Men’s Basketball: Sawyer Griffin, Camren Johnson, Kohl Key, Marquis Nash, Hayden Shedrick

Women’s Basketball: Ella Collum, Nylaa Fuller, Sinaya Gibson, Carrie McCullar, Idaysia Mercer, Chloe Rule, Kameron Sanders, Taylor Smith, Emma Stearns, Bailey Tetro, Heather Tetro, Kallie Tinker, Jaden Toney

Cheerleading: Raven Adams, Ashley Benefield, Gabriela Green, Bailey Jefferson, Tori Ozio, Gracelyn Peterson, Kloey Poe, Adyson Wallace, Brooklyn Wells

Men’s Cross Country: Tyler Anthony, Zachariah Beauregard, Elliot Denard, Talan Franks, Luke Kennedy, Carson Masterson, Conner McCrary, Devon McGee, David Robles, Marcos Tajeda

Women’s Cross Country: Eden Brumer, Raven Fairley, Grace Gosline, Reagan Parris, Kylie Powell, Bernarda Tizapa-Robles, Madison Wright

Men’s Golf: Nicklaus Cook, Zachary Lindeman, Samuel Mitchell

Women’s Golf: Mallory Brooks, Lanie Cornelius, Alyssa Warren

Softball: Blakelyn Austin, Ashlyn Burns, Reese Decker, Leah Graves, Madeline Howard, Kaelyn Jones, Lexie Kelly, Charli Kyser, Brandy Phillips, Brooklynn Sertell, Ava Smith, Charley Walker

Men’s Tennis: Jean Badenhorst, Ferran Bonstre Taroncher, Eli Chaney, Alex Edley, James Edley, Marcos Fernandez Cano, Brett Foster, Ronan Garchitorena, Juan Manuel Garcia Amor, Angel Gautier, Alexander Hernandez, Will Johnson, Axel Le Ho, Jose Muñoz Mercado, Zac Riley

Women’s Tennis: Sophia Baillos, Chloe Baines, Noelle D'angelillo, Maddie Files, Lydia Lichlyter, Joslyn Newton, Indira Wilson

Volleyball: April Burgess, Ava Calvarese, Kailey Dickerson, Mia Fowler, Chloe Jackson, Abby McDonald, Rachel Mecklenburg, Amanda Monge Santana, Ali Price, Aliana Quesada, Valerie Rodriguez, Kaylee Roman, Molly Shiflett

Seven Wallace State athletic teams claimed ACCC conference championships during the 2024-2025 season: Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Men’s Golf, and Men’s and Women’s Tennis. Seven teams finished in the top 10 in national competitions. Men’s and Women’s Cross Country finished third and fourth, respectively. Softball finished in third place, Women’s Golf finished in fifth place, and Men’s and Women’s Tennis finished in eighth and 10th place, respectively.

Wallace State is fielding teams for two new sports at the college. Men’s Soccer and Women’s Flag Football will each begin play in Fall 2025. For more information about Wallace State Athletics, visit athletics.wallacestate.edu. 

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About Wallace State

Wallace State Community College (Ala.), a member of the Alabama Community College System, is a comprehensive community college in north central Alabama offering more than 200 options in academic, health and technical programs of study leading to an associate degree, certificate or transfer, as well as workforce-credit training and adult education. An Achieving the Dream Leader College, nationally recognized by the Aspen Institute as a finalist for the 2025 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, ranked by Southern Business and Development among the Top 3 institutions in the South for workforce development, named a Center of Excellence by the National League for Nursing and the National Security Administration, rated the Top Online Community College in Alabama, a Military Friendly Institution and an All-Steinway School, Wallace State is an outstanding place for students to pursue their education and career goals. Classes are offered online and on campus, day, evening and on weekends, with numerous start dates each year. Visit Wallace State’s beautiful main campus located on 300-acres in Hanceville, Ala., our satellite location in downtown Oneonta, Ala., find us online at www.wallacestate.edu, or call 256.352.8000.