More than 160 WSCC Student Athletes Named to ACCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

HANCEVILLE, Ala. — Wallace State Community College congratulates more than 160 student athletes who earned a place on the Alabama Community College Conference (ACCC) Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the Fall 2025 semester by achieving a 3.0 GPA or higher as well as the 13 athletic teams that collectively achieved a team GPA of 3.0 or more.

"These student-athletes and teams should be extremely proud of themselves, as they have balanced academics with practice and games," stated ACCC Commissioner Dean Myrick. "I am very proud of them, along with the faculty and staff at our amazing colleges for the work they do in preparing our student-athletes for life outside of athletics". 

“Our student-athletes continue to set the standard for excellence at Wallace State,” said Wallace State President Dr. Vicki Karolewics. “Their achievements—both in competition and in the classroom—reflect hard work, discipline, and the unwavering commitment that defines our college community. I am incredibly proud of their accomplishments and excited for all that lies ahead for these outstanding Lions.”

The 13 teams that averaged a 3.0 GPA or higher include baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, cheerleading, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, men’s golf, women’s golf, soccer, softball, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and volleyball.

All 14 athletic teams were represented by individual student athletes, including:

Baseball: Landon Blackwood, Aiden Boileau, Tyde Borden, Carson Burdette, Brett Cannon, Elijah Cannon, William Chambers, James Clark, Cooper Clemmons, Shayne Craft, Carter Cumming, Colby Durden, Kevin Elmore, Ryan Everly, Charles Gross, Christopher Gross, Max Hotze, Jacob James, Brody King, Joshua Knight, Bobby Lowe, Joseph Lowery, Dyris Martinez, Abel Montas, Israel Navarro, Taylor Parten, Michael Rasbury, Tucker Rickman, Brandon Sanford, Wesley Seymore, Andruw Smith, Samuel Vincent, Tyler Woodham

Men's Basketball: Tyson Barrett, Sawyer Griffin, Kohl Key, Trey Knight, Jaeden Rush, Anthony Wilson

Women's Basketball: Leah Childress, Sinaya Gibson, Zamyra Goode, Idaysia Mercer, Jada Peterson, Chloe Rule, Kameron Sanders, Taylor Smith, Bailey Tetro, Heather Tetro, Karma Wynn

Cheerleading: Shyla Armistad, Ashley Benefield, Kylee Broadley, Ashlyn Danecker, Evelyn Daniels, Rachel Dueland, Mack Dumas, Kenlee Hall, Emery Hester, KayTi Murillo, Omari Nelson, Gracelyn Peterson, Jo-Anna Phillips, Adyson Wallace

Men's Cross Country: Luke Allen, Tyler Anthony, Beau Branscome, Jackson Brown, Elliot Denard, Thomas Ferster, Daniel Leija, Carson Masterson, Samuel McCrary, Rene Moreno, William Wiggins, Auston Wilkes

Women's Cross Country: Madison Goble, Julia Gosline, Ann Marie Land, Rachael Matthews, Brookelyn Morgan, Reagan Parris, Payton Ridley, Hanna Sheffield

Flag Football: Emma Kile, Carley Paschal, Maggie Patterson, Jayla Rudolph

Men's Golf: Kaden Cobbs, Benjamin Johnson, John Carter Massey, Eli Proctor, Tristan Tidemann, Clark Vandiver

Women's Golf: Mallory Brooks, Maggie Chastain, Jazmin Conn, Kellyn Cox, Alyssa Warren

Soccer: Santiago Acosta, Hector Alvarez, Jax Bartlett, Oscar Galvez Maldonado, Juan Gazga-Figueroa, Austin Holley, YaYa Jawneh, Harper Jones, Elias Meinhardt, Logan Ortega-Ramos, Mitchell Perez, Zinedin Perez, Javier Rivera Miranda, Samuel Schofield, Emrik Senécal, Matti Stöcker, Kenneth Thompson, Jose Viviesca, Elijah Wong

Softball: Blakelyn Austin, Camdyn Bassett, Reese Decker, Leah Graves, Sydney Gurley, Teagen Harmon, Madeline Howard, Allyssa Hunt, Kaelyn Jones, Alexis Kelly, Charli Kyser, Ashlynn Massey, Leilah Mennes, Brooklynn Sertell, Ava Smith, Alexandra Tatum, Kenley Vaughn

Men's Tennis: Alexander Andersen, Artur Beifuss, Camdyn Clifton, Ian Franco Costabel Rey, Alexander Hernandez, William Johnson, Tom Koepf, Nikith Surapaneni, Luka Uzelac, Matias Vargas

Women's Tennis: Jayden Johnson, Lydia Lichlyter, Jaedyn Martin, Madison Standifer

Volleyball: Darcy Alford, Abby McDonald, Rachel Mecklenburg, Makenzie Noles, Ali Price, Aliana Quesada, Valerie Rodriguez, Kaylee Roman, Molly Shiflett, Sofiia Sobol, Kenzie Wilson

During the Fall 2025 semester four Wallace State teams — men’s and women’s cross country, flag football and soccer—won ACCC Championship titles. The cross country teams both finished in sixth place nationally. Most recently, the Wallace State cheerleaders finished in second place nationally at the UCA & UDA College Cheerleading & Dance Team National Championship in the Open Small Coed Division.

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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 Rising Star 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.