NORFOLK, Va. – Norfolk State Athletics placed 124 student-athletes on the 2026 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Commissioner's All-Academic Team, recognizing Spartans who have excelled both in competition and in the classroom during the 2025-26 academic year.

The annual honor recognizes sophomore, junior and senior student-athletes who have achieved a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

Norfolk State's 124 honorees included 53 women's student-athletes and 71 men's student-athletes, representing baseball, men's basketball, football, softball, women's basketball, bowling, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's track & field, and volleyball.

"Our student-athletes continue to demonstrate what it means to pursue excellence in every aspect of the collegiate experience," said Norfolk State Vice President and Director of Athletics Dr. Melody Webb. "This recognition reflects their dedication, discipline, and commitment to achieving success in the classroom while proudly representing Norfolk State Athletics in competition."

2026 MEAC Commissioner's All-Academic Team Honorees

• Women's Basketball (8): Da'Brya Clark, Niya Gaston, Jenesis Hill, Carmen Kweti, Iyanna Rogers, Amari Smith, Jazmine Spencer, Cire Worley
• Women's Bowling (2): Lashauna Burrus, Tori Spruill
• Softball (10): Jaiden Henderson, Maya Johnson, Julia Kearney, Jordan Knott, Kachelle Refour-McMillian, Madison Morris, Bristyl Riddick, Ennovi Sandoval, Emory Shorts, Savannah Stover
• Women's Tennis (5): Irina Iurea, Sabina Iurea, Angelina Maniawska, Elena Martinez Prado, Ines Sabadie
• Women's Track & Field (17): Kailie Borque, Autumn Burrell, Abigael Chebet Longisa, Amira Dailey, Zayre Floyd, Brandy Hall, Malye Hawes, Lexa Hunter, Moamiky Kenneh, Dannielle King, Sonia Koech, Amanti Mayes, Riley Kaena, Essence Shaw, Kayla Spencer, Natashe Tate, Jahmei Wyatt
• Volleyball (11): Erin Armstrong, Reagan Chisholm, Catori Crawford, Jala Dixon, Gabrielle Gilbert, Jasmine Mataira, Sydney McCree, Ryan Nored, Kaden Sanders, Paula Sigurani, Mya Wood
• Baseball (22): Seth Alexander, Ethan Blakeney, Brendan Burke, Myles Crocker, Brayden Daulton, Thomas Ealey, Walker Fuller, Josiah Harrison, Ryan Hoeft, Brayden Hutchinson, Emmett Jefferson IV, Justin Journette, Tyler Mitchell, Carl Patterson, Terrence Rhodes, Ian Salters, Alvaro Samboy-Diaz, Ryan Sellers, Sean Stewart, Christian Velez, Thomas White, McGregor Yarbrough
• Men's Basketball (3): Devon Ellis, Anthony McComb III, Mekhi Reid
• Football (27): Daniel Ademisoye, Daizon Allen, Keyonte Arrington, Taron Biles-Walker, Jahee Blake, Malcolm Britt, Isaiah Ceus, Jayden Chappell, Major Dillard, Aaron Evans, Stephon Hall, Benjamin Heffron, Evan Helfrich, Tyler Jones, Thomas Katopodis, Parker Lancaster, Jaylen Laudermilk, Daylan Long, Keshawn Lynch, Javontay Martin, Mayoy McGodfred, David Olasimbo, Guan Price II, Makye Ramirez, Miguel Rijo German, Dawson Rivers and Julian Soriano.
• Men's Tennis (2): Luka Cvjetkovic, Dominik Simunovic
• Men's Track & Field (17): Christopher Basking, Victor Jumo, Ian Kimutai, Matthew Kipkoech, Basil Koech, Carlos Lamoso, Devin Mosely, Andwele Shurland, Devin Sloan, Rae'Shon Smith, Kristopher Stephens, Tre'shawn Taylor, Donovan Terry, Lewis Too, Julian Ward, Atrell Williams and Kendrick Winfield.