Staff Reports

GADSDEN – Gadsden State Community College Athletic Director Blake Lewis announced that 87 student-athletes and seven athletic teams have been named to the Alabama Community College Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the Spring Semester. This recognition highlights the excellence and dedication of the college’s student-athletes.

“The achievements of our student-athletes demonstrate what is possible when dedication, perseverance, and accountability come together,” he said. “Their success both in the classroom and in competition sets a standard for excellence.”

The ACCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who maintained at least a 3.0 GPA during the spring semester, which highlights their ability to balance academics with the demands of collegiate athletics.

“These student-athletes and teams should be extremely proud of themselves, as they have balanced academics with practice and games,” stated 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.”

Those listed on the Honor Roll include:

Baseball: Andrew Au of Cullman; Camden Barnet and Kole Nicholson both of Northport; Atticus Barton of Hoover; Aidan Bee of Clanton; Nicolas Bellantoni and Ricky Bellantoni of Auburn; Eli Bozeman of Eastaboga; Brayden Cooper of Spanish Fort; Damon DeVine of Attalla; John Hays of Athens; Cooper Jarvis of Gardendale; Jackson Jones of Muscle Shoals; Matthew Lackey, Nicholas McCord, and Peyton Parkinson, all of Birmingham; Zachary Miller of Hiram, Ga.; Nolan Moore of Leeds; Daniel Munoz of Tampa, Fla.; Ryder Porter of Douglasville, Ga.; Evan Snow of Alexandria; Jacob Steed of Breman, Ga.; Walker Thomas of Chelsea; Jacques Walker of Buford, Ga.; Mckade Watson of Wetumpka; and Clayton Whitfield of Vandiver.

Men’s Basketball: Trey Crawford of Gardendale; Caleb Parks of East Chicago, Ind.; Vincent Parks of Atlanta, Ga.; Kade Slaton of Venice, Fla. and Marcus Towns of Luthersville, Ga.

Women’s Basketball: Alyssa Freeman of Remlap; Kamoriah Gaines of Birmingham, Princessa Hernandez of Oneonta; Khaleyah Jones of Huntsville; Kayley Kirk of Spring Garden; Jordan LeGrier of Lithia Springs, Ga.; and Katelyn St. Clair of Sand Rock.

Men’s Cross Country: Caleb Gay of Alexandria; Angel Hernandez Martinez of Guntersville; Ethan Patterson of Hokes Bluff; Kameron Schacht of Huntsville; and William Spruill of Roanoke.

Women’s Cross Country: Kylie Davis and Trinity Pope, both of Alexandria; Abbie Dickeson of Piedmont; and Madeline Holt of Jacksonville

Softball: Leighton Arnold of Anniston; Patelyn Battles of Hayden; Gracie Beach, Rachel McCown, and Zaida Zapf, all of Huntsville; Cacey Brothers and Cayla Brothers, of Piedmont; Addison Draiss of Helena; Peyton Earp of Tuscaloosa; Lauren Farmer, Sydney Simpson, and Julia Snead, all of Attalla; Lily Henry of Pleasant Valley; Tennley Johnson of Oneonta; Lacey Nichols of Moody; Abigail Payne of Hokes Bluff; Chloe Phillips of Odenville; Ava Ramsey of Southside; Pressley Slaton of Alexandria; Evelyn Splawn of Vestavia Hills; Katelyn St. Clair of Sand Rock; and Molly Weaver and Kirby Wisner, both of Sylvania.

Men’s Tennis: Bryson Martin of Boaz; Tristen Rogers of Fort Payne; Luke Russo of Springville; Jackson Stanford and Braxton Strickland both of Gardendale; Dennis Tucker of Rainbow City; and Wan Nabeel Bin Wan Adrie of Malaysia.

Volleyball: Allie Bryant of Wellington; Makasia Crawford of Sylacauga; Ally Folsom of Oxford; Alexis Phillips and Camryn Stone of Jacksonville; Kaden Pritchett and Eryn Spradley, both of Alexandria; Brianna Williams of Fort Payne; and Aiby Ann Wyatt of Helena.

Gadsden State teams who achieved a team GPA over 3.0 for the fall and spring combined are Baseball, Men’s Cross Country, Men’s Tennis, Softball, Volleyball, Women’s Basketball, and Women’s Cross Country.

For more information about Gadsden State Athletics, visit GoCardinals.gadsdenstate.edu.