The Fort Valley State University Department of Athletics proudly congratulates its student-athletes who were recognized on the 2025-26 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Commissioner's All-Academic Team. This prestigious honor celebrates student-athletes who have demonstrated excellence in the classroom while successfully balancing the demands of collegiate athletics.

Fort Valley State was represented by 59 student-athletes across multiple sports, earning an impressive combined GPA of 3.64. The recognition highlights the commitment of Wildcat student-athletes to academic achievement, leadership, and success beyond competition.

Among the honorees were student-athletes from football, volleyball, basketball, cross country, track and field, softball, and men's volleyball. Leading the way with perfect 4.0 GPAs were Football's Donovan Anthony, Women's Cross Country's Blance McCluskey, Women's Volleyball's Danyjah Johnson, and Softball standouts Amira Johnson, Jennifer Ramirez, and Darianna Sosa.

The Wildcats' representation on the SIAC Commissioner's All-Academic Team serves as a testament to Fort Valley State University's dedication to developing well-rounded student-athletes who excel both academically and athletically. Their accomplishments reflect the hard work, discipline, and determination that define the Wildcat standard.

Fort Valley State Athletics applauds all 59 honorees for their outstanding achievement and for representing the university with excellence in the classroom, in competition, and throughout the community. Congratulations, Wildcats! Your commitment to academic success continues to make Fort Valley State University proud. 
ARTICLE: SIAC Announces 2025-26 All-Academic Honors - SIAC

Football

• Malachi Kemp – Accounting (3.884 GPA)

• Jai'Que Hart – Management (3.785 GPA)

• Saadiq Teel – Marketing (3.739 GPA)

• Christian Ector – Accounting (3.670 GPA)

• Demauree Bennett – Liberal Studies (3.609 GPA)

• Andrew Dixon – Marketing (3.600 GPA)

• Jadyn Walker – Computer Science (3.545 GPA)

• Ron Golden – Management (3.538 GPA)

• Terrious Miles – Agricultural Engineering Technology (3.520 GPA)

• Richard Freeman – Pre-Health & Physical Education (3.491 GPA)

• Ezekiel Theodoris – Political Science (3.483 GPA)

• Terrance Irons – Management (3.481 GPA)

• Brenden Cook – Agricultural Economics (3.451 GPA)

• Tyler Parker – Media Studies (3.444 GPA)

• De'andre Boykins – Psychology (3.406 GPA)

Women's Basketball

• Jewel Harwell – Biology (3.800 GPA)

• Kimora Wade – Animal Science (3.745 GPA)

• Julia Baker – Management (3.714 GPA)

• Jalexicia Hargrove – Biology (3.671 GPA)

• Arieonna Booker – Computer Science (3.562 GPA)

• Tiana Gongora – Psychology (3.535 GPA)

• Delissa Kier – Psychology (3.534 GPA)

Women's Volleyball

• Sa'Nyah Daly – Psychology (3.742 GPA)

• Dakotah Holmes – Biology (3.666 GPA)

• Naoma Yancey – Political Science (3.515 GPA)

Men's Volleyball

• Haris Syed – Management (3.888 GPA)

• Jeffrey Gaston – Organizational Leadership (3.875 GPA)

• Isaiah Fedd – Accounting (3.573 GPA)

• De'Vonte Payton – Mathematics (3.5+ GPA)

Softball

Perfect 4.0 GPA Honorees

• Amira Johnson – Pre-Elementary Education/Special Education (4.000 GPA)

• Jennifer Ramirez – Health & Physical Education (4.000 GPA)

• Darianna Sosa – Biology (4.000 GPA)

Cross Country

• Blance McCluskey – Animal Science (4.000 GPA)

• Keashawn Brown – Nursing (3.537 GPA)

Women's Outdoor Track & Field

• Bridgette Clark – Computer Science/Mathematics (3.884 GPA)

• Kandyce DaSilva – Biology (3.806 GPA)

• Nalaya Lee – Veterinary Technology (3.444 GPA)

• Kennedy Phillips – Biology (3.400 GPA)

Men's Outdoor Track & Field

• Kedatriss Anderson-Keith – Agricultural Economics (3.678 GPA)

• Christian Ector – Accounting (3.670 GPA)

• Bradley Mason – Computer Science (3.629 GPA)