CSUN Places 71 on 2025 Big West Spring Academic All-Conference Teams

NORTHRIDGE, Calif. – A total of 71 CSUN student-athletes who competed in the spring sports of baseball, beach volleyball, men’s and women’s golf, softball, women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track & field, men’s volleyball, and women’s water polo were honored for their work in the classroom and in athletic competition as members of the 2025 Big West Spring Academic All-Conference Team on July 3. 
 
A total of 756 student-athletes across all the various teams in the Big West, who compete in spring sports, were honored. 
 

In order to qualify for the Academic All-Conference honor, a student-athlete must carry a minimum 3.00 cumulative institutional grade point average (GPA), must have completed one full academic year at the member institution prior to the season for which the award is being received, and must have competed in at least 50 percent of the institution’s contests in the student-athlete’s respective sport, with the exception of track & field student-athletes. In the sport of track & field, a student-athlete must have competed in either 50 percent of the institution’s events or participated in the Conference Championship.
 
Sakura Divecchio (women’s track & field) was a standout amongst CSUN athletes as she was one of only 13 Big West honorees to maintain a 4.0 GPA throughout the semester.
 
The Big West recognizes individuals academically per season – fall, winter, and spring – for all conference-sponsored sports. The Fall Academic All-Conference Team honored student-athletes from men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball and the Winter Academic All-Conference Team consisted of men’s and women’s basketball student-athletes.
 
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Baseball
Trent Abel 
Roberto Gonzalez
Ryan Halamicek
Hayden Hall 
Gabriel Hernandez
Will Linberg 
Kyle Panganiban 

Beach Volleyball

Julia Bazylevych

Haley Coggins 

Kinley Lindhardt 

Tasha Mae 

Tia Mendiola 

Maleya Miles

 

Men’s Golf

Liam Judkins 

Dillon Jonke 

 

Women’s Golf

Gracie Piar 

Meghan Paracuelles

Nicole Tanoue

Kim Turgut 

 

Softball

Isabella Alonso 

Mikayla Carman 

Lauryn Carranco 

Alexis Chavez 

Kaylee Escutia 

Sydney Freijanes 

Kylie Galindo 

Alexa Landeros 

Jerzie Liana 

Jadyn Nielsen

Raegan Jackson 

Gizella Vargas Sandoval 

 

Women’s Tennis

Elena Goodman 

Angela Ho 

Emma Moratalla Sanz 

Madison Shepperson 

Yuliia Zhytelna 

Men’s Track and Field

Santiago Cerda 

Tzu-Ting Chan 

Tylor Connelly 

Luke DaVanon 

Logan Davis 

Jonrich Dela Cruz 

Elijah Ignacio 

Ehinome Inegbenoise

Francisco Isiordia 

Trey Knight 

Guillermo Lopez 

Gabe Martinez

Ramiro Mateos 

Joey Nations 

Camilo Torres 

 

Women’s Track and Field

Amani Britton 

Treasure Brown 

Sakura Divecchio 

Jocelyn Hoggard 

Emily Hutchinson 

Brianna Kelpis 

Myli Level 

Alba Moreno Paredes 

Simone Smith 

 

Men’s Volleyball

Lorenzo Bertozzi

Donovan Constable 

Chris Karnezis 

 

Women’s Water Polo

Nicole Bacoyanis 

Kate Cornejo 

Jessica Matkovich 

Anna Pal 

Helena Sandhagen 

Tatum Scarry 

Alexis Smith 

Dorottya Telek