AUGUSTA, Ga. – Flagler College shattered its record by putting 246 student-athletes on the 2025 Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll, presented by Barnes & Noble College, which was released today by conference officials. There were 1,742 student-athletes that earned the conference's honor roll accolade. The Presidential Honor Roll recognizes all student-athletes at the PBC member institutions, as well as it's associate members, who had a grade point average of 3.0 or higher for the academic year.

The honor roll is divided into four groups: Presidential, Bronze, Silver and Gold Scholars. All student-athletes with a GPA from 3.0 to 3.24 are Presidential Scholars while Bronze Scholars are 3.25 to 3.49; Silver 3.50 to 3.74 and Gold Scholars are those with a 3.75 to 4.00.

Last year, Flagler had 232 representatives on the 2024 PBC Presidential Honor Roll. The PBC's 1,742 student-athletes gives the league more than 1,000 honorees for the 15th year in a row. Each student-athlete will receive a certificate from the conference office.

Flagler had 62 student-athletes earning Gold Scholar honors. The following earned Gold Scholar honors: Sam Adebonojo (men's cross country/track); Shanya Arasu (women's golf); Puck Arnone (men's lacrosse); Dylan Beiermann (men's soccer); Cassidy Bloom (volleyball); Logan Burch (men's cross country/track); Olivia Burns (softball); Paige Churchill (women's soccer); Caitlyn Clancy (volleyball); Mattie Culver (women's cross country/track); Stephanie Daly (softball); Olivia Dragone (women's soccer); Nic Eberhard (men's golf); Bella Faherty (women's soccer); Andrea Fernandez (women's soccer); Christian Fernandez (men's cross country/track); Bryce Fitzgerald (baseball); Miquel Fons (men's cross country/track); Matthew French (men's golf); Matt Gick (men's lacrosse); Eden Goddard (women's cross country/track); Julio Goti (men's golf); Henley Grunst (women's soccer); Conner Hall (men's cross country/track); Tabitha Hanely (women's golf); Justin Haskins (baseball); Morgan Hicks (softball); Maddi Hood (women's cross country/track); Analena Jacob (women's soccer); Aaliyah Jordan (women's cross country/track); Philip Jung (men's soccer); Marissa Kempf (women's cross country/track); Eryka Kruk (women's tennis); Emerson Kutz (women's basketball); Tommy Leonard (men's lacrosse); Lainee Mack (volleyball); Zoie Marchant (women's cross country/track); Christian McFarlane (men's cross country/track); John McGarry (men's soccer); Anastasia Nikolova (women's tennis); Margot O'Brien (women's cross country/track); Jack Pilla (men's lacrosse); Rocco Randazzo (men's golf); Emily Ricci (softball); Lirios Rizo  (women's soccer); Madeline Rodriguez (women's cross country/track); Joshua Sea (men's cross country/track); Clare Sheedy (volleyball); Jordan Sheets (softball); Arianna Silva (women's soccer); Grace Simon (women's soccer); Chloe Smith (women's cross country/track); Cooper Smith (baseball); Jonah Smith (men's lacrosse); Taylor Stone (women's cross country/track); Mae Swenson (women's soccer); Ethan Tank (men's cross country/track); Tessa Thompson (women's cross country/track); Dieumerci Ufitimana (men's cross country/track); Megan Vreeland (women's cross country/track); Isaiah Wellman (baseball); and Landon Zehr (men's lacrosse).

Sixty-seven more student-athletes earned Silver Scholar honors. Those earning Silver Scholar recognition were: Makary Adamek (men's tennis); Presley Ancheta (women's soccer); Sammy Andress (women's cross country/track); Reuel Belizaire (men's cross country/track); Jordan Berglin (volleyball); Ilian Borlee (men's tennis); Vivian Brezler (women's cross country/track); Ben Byrne (men's lacrosse); Austin Combs (men's lacrosse); Meredith Dixon (volleyball); Bryce Dufrene (men's cross country/track); Aly El Rafie (men's tennis); Roo Fenwick (men's golf); Daniel Fischer (baseball); Amelia Fitzpatrick (volleyball); Blair Fowler (women's cross country/track); Ella Gembicki (women's soccer); Chloe Gilbert (women's cross country/track); Mason Gray (baseball); Maddock Griffith (men's soccer);  Carleigh Grimm (women's basketball); Ethan Grossenbacher (men's cross country/track); Jacob Hauser (men's lacrosse); Dana Heimen (women's tennis); Alyssa Hunter (softball); Lilly Jacobus (women's basketball); Bhoomi Jagtap (women's golf); Stella Jelinek (women's golf); Laura Jipescu (women's tennis); Raquelle Justice (softball); Molly Kornblit (women's soccer); Alexa Kulis (women'scross country/track); Adela Latalova (women's tennis); Oliver Lindstrom (men's soccer); Mitchell Lynch (men's lacrosse); Eli Maddox (baseball); Brooke Maher (softball); Franziska Martens (women's cross country/track); Ty Martineau (baseball); Destiny McClendon (women's basketball); Courtney McGough (women's cross country/track); Kiley McQuillan (softball); Griffin Moore (men's lacrosse); Jordan Moss (softball); Alberto Ontiveros (men's soccer); James Perch (men's lacrosse); Amonyay Pritchard (men's cross country/track); Micah Quinn (men's lacrosse); Katherine Rank (volleyball); Steven Reiss (baseball); Sam Reynolds (men's soccer); Cecilia Robert (volleyball); Jaden Ross (baseball); Miles Shanley (men's soccer); Isabella Sibbrell (women's cross country/track); Abby Smith (women's basketball); Samantha St. Pierre (women's soccer); David Stanley (men's cross country/track); Colby Stempkowski (volleyball); Henriette Stranda (women's golf); Iris Theunis (women's cross country/track); Clemence Treguer (women's cross country/track); Jesse van Krimpen (men's soccer); Brendan Watson (men's lacrosse); Aspen Weeks (women's basketball); Ella Wicker (volleyball); and Madi Wright (women's soccer).

Another 63 student-athletes were tabbed as Bronze Scholars. Those earning Bronze Scholars honors were: Ashton Akam (men's cross country/track); Cisel Akguel (women's soccer); Taylor Barrett (softball); Lexi Basler (volleyball); Bryceton Berry (baseball); Brian Berta (men's golf); Dane Bertolina (women's basketball); Molly Boyd (volleyball); Parker Collins (men's lacrosse); Luke Daddona (baseball); Bennett Daniels (volleyball); Lucas Escudero (men's golf); Grant Fisher (men's golf); Gracie Fleming (volleyball); Keali Foster (women's soccer); Maria Paula Garcia (women's basketball); Jessica Gates (women's cross country/track); George Gilson (baseball); Tyler Giuliani (men's cross country/track); Jake Hill (baseball); Jordyn Hodgson (women's golf); Cole Huddleston (baseball); Catie Ingoldsby (women's cross country/track); Kiersten James (softball); Brandon Knieja (men's cross country/track); Kyle Knier (softball); Maeve Konstantoulas (women's soccer); Keegan Leckband (baseball); Ethan Lyles (men's lacrosse); Simon Malis (men's tennis); Toby McCallum (men's soccer); Tyler McClanahan (baseball); Sharale McCormick (women's basketball); Carson McFarlin (baseball); Ian McGrorty (men's cross country/track); Sara Miller (women's cross country/track); Tori Mills (women's cross country/track); Abby Misch (women's cross country/track); Gustav Moberg (men's soccer); Madi Narducci (women's soccer); Jordan Norwood (volleyball); Brendan Obloj (men's lacrosse); Chelsea Paglia (women's cross country/track); Francesca Pece (women's cross country/track); Zoe Petell (women's cross country/track); Maeson Peterson (volleyball); Ian Plott (men's lacrosse); Dylan Quigley (men's lacrosse); Francisco Ramirez (men's cross country/track); Kevin RisCassi (baseball); Ryan Rivas (men's soccer); Mallory Robinson (women's cross country/track); Drew Rosenberg (baseball); Mariclaire Sabados (softball); Taylor Shultz (baseball); Hope Siner (women's cross country/track); Hannah Smith (softball); Jesse Sullivan (baseball); Will Taylor (baseball); Finn Weigelt (men's soccer); Luke Williams (men's soccer); Maison Zeroll (softball); and Zoe Zinnie (women's cross country/track).

Flagler had 54 student-athletes earn Presidential Scholar honors. Those earning that accolade were: Adrian Abercrombie (men's cross contry/track); Alex Alexandrou (men's soccer); Sofia Balsera (women's tennis); River Beeman (men's soccer); Tyris Benniefield (baseball); Ryan Berkman (men's lacrosse); Shaelin Bilbo (volleyball); Zach Brainerd (men's cross country/track); Clay Callan (baseball); Logan Camara (men's cross country/track); John Carbone (men's cross country/track); Carrie Consolino (women's soccer); Owen Cunha (men's soccer); Jude Daly (men's cross country/track); Auggie D'Ambrosi (men's lacrosse); Tripp Davis (baseball); Estella Diaz (women's soccer); Malik Edwards (men's cross country/track); Jon Eide (men's cross country/track); Samuel Galloza (men's soccer); Ian Garzon (men's soccer); Max Gottwald (men's soccer); Houston Harper (men's cross country/track); Max Hartsock (men's lacrosse); Rachel Hester (softball); Beau Howard (men's lacrosse); AJ Hunerberg (baseball); Kruz Jimenez (men's cross country/track); Filip Kana (men's tennis); Landis Kelly (men's lacrosse); John Kersey (men's lacrosse); Mikayla Lambert (women's soccer); Wade Lamon (men's lacrosse); Mason Manning (men's basketball); Dylan Mason (men's golf); Trace McDonald (men's lacrosse); Nico Mejia (men's soccer); Andres Morral (men's soccer); Mya Peterson (women's cross country/track); Joel Petersson (men's golf); Aniss Rafiq (men's tennis); Boom Reeves (men's basketball);Jacob Reeves (baseball); Colten Reynolds (men's lacrosse); Isabelle Salce (women's cross country/track); Enola Savel (women's cross country/track); Ty Scheckenbach (men's lacrosse); Josiah Shackelford (men's basketball); Walker Smith (men's lacrosse); Josh Stevens (men's lacrosse); Ben Stubbs (baseball); Camilo Vera (men's soccer); Anastasia Whitehouse (women's soccer); and Ben Youngs (men's cross country/track).

Flagler College, located in St. Augustine, Florida, is a member of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division II, the Peach Belt Conference and sponsors 19 intercollegiate sports.


Flagler Presidential Honor Roll by sport:

Baseball:
Gold Scholars – Bryce Fitzgerald, Justin Haskins, Cooper Smith, Isaiah Wellman
Silver Scholars – Daniel Fischer, Mason Gray, Eli Maddox, Ty Martineau, Steven Reiss, Jaden Ross
Bronze Scholars – Bryceton Berry, Luke Daddona, George Gilson, Jake Hill, Cole Huddleston, Keegan Leckband, Tyler McClanahan, Carson McFarlin, Kevin RisCassi, Drew Rosenberg, Taylor Shultz, Jesse Sullivan, Will Taylor
Presidential Scholars – Tyris Benniefield, Clay Callan, Tripp Davis, AJ Hunerberg, Jacob Reeves, Ben Stubbs

Men's Basketball:
Presidential Scholars – Mason Manning, Boom Reeves, Josiah Shackelford

Women's Basketball:  
Gold Scholars – Emerson Kutz
Silver Scholars – Carleigh Grimm, Lilly Jacobus, Destiny McClendon, Abby Smith, Aspen Weeks
Bronze Scholars – Dane Bertolina, Maria Paula Garcia, Sharale McCormick

Men's Cross Country/Track:
Gold Scholars – Sam Adebonojo, Logan Burch, Christian Fernandez, Miquel Fons, Conner Hall, Christian McFarlane, Joshua Sea, Ethan Tank, Dieumerci Ufitimana
Silver Scholars – Reuel Belizaire, Bryce Dufrene, Ethan Grossenbacher, Amonyay Pritchard, David Stanley
Bronze Scholars – Ashton Akam, Tyler Giuliani, Brandon Knieja, Ian McGrorty, Francisco Ramirez
Presidential Scholars – Adrian Abercrombie, Zach Brainerd, Logan Camara, John Carbone, Jude Daly, Malik Edwards, Jon Eide, Houston Harper, Kruz Jimenez, Ben Youngs

Women's Cross Country/Track:
Gold Scholars – Mattie Culver, Eden Goddard, Maddi Hood, Aaliyah Jordan, Marissa Kempf, Zoie Marchant, Margot O'Brien, Madeline Rodriguez, Chloe Smith, Taylor Stone, Tessa Thompson, Megan Vreeland
Silver Scholars – Sammy Andress, Vivian Brezler, Blair Fowler, Chloe Gilbert, Alexa Kulis, Franziska Martens, Courtney McGough, Isabella Sibbrell, Iris Theunis, Clemence Treguer
Bronze Scholars – Jessica Gates, Catie Ingoldsby, Sara Miller, Tori Mills, Abby Misch, Chelsea Paglia, Francesca Pece, Zoe Petell, Mallory Robinson, Hope Siner, Zoe Zinnie
Presidential Scholars – Mya Peterson, Isabelle Salce, Enola Savel

Men's Golf:
Gold Scholars – Nic Eberhard, Matthew French, Julio Goti, Rocco Randazzo
Silver Scholar – Roo Fenwick
Bronze Scholars – Brian Berta, Lucas Escudero, Grant Fisher
Presidential Scholars – Dylan Mason, Joel Petersson

Women's Golf:
Gold Scholars – Shanya Arasu, Tabitha Hanely
Silver Scholar – Bhoomi Jagtap, Stella Jelinek, Henriette Stranda
Bronze Scholar – Jordyn Hodgson

Men's Lacrosse:
Gold Scholars – Puck Arnone, Matt Gick, Tommy Leonard, Jack Pilla, Jonah Smith, Landon Zehr
Silver Scholars – Ben Byrne, Austin Combs, Jacob Hauser, Mitchell Lynch, Griffin Moore, James Perch, Micah Quinn, Brendan Watson
Bronze Scholars – Parker Collins, Ethan Lyles, Brendan Obloj, Ian Plott, Dylan Quigley
Presidential Scholars – Ryan Berkman, Auggie D'Ambrosi, Max Hartsock, Beau Howard, Landis Kelly, John Kersey, Wade Lamon, Trace McDonald, Colten Reynolds, Ty Scheckenbach, Walker Smith, Josh Stevens  

Men's Soccer:
Gold Scholars – Dylan Beiermann, Philip Jung, John McGarry
Silver Scholars – Maddock Griffith, Oliver Lindstrom, Alberto Ontiveros, Sam Reynolds, Miles Shanley, Jesse van Krimpen
Bronze Scholars – Toby McCallum, Gustav Moberg, Ryan Rivas, Finn Weigelt, Luke Williams
Presidential Scholars – Alex Alexandrou, River Beeman, Owen Cunha, Samuel Galloza, Ian Garzon, Max Gottwald, Nico Mejia, Andres Morral, Camilo Vera

Women's Soccer:
Gold Scholars – Paige Churchill, Olivia Dragone, Bella Faherty, Andrea Fernandez, Henley Grunst, Analena Jacob, Lirios Rizo, Arianna Silva, Grace Simon, Mae Swenson
Silver Scholars – Presley Ancheta, Ella Gembicki, Molly Kornblit, Samantha St. Pierre, Madi Wright
Bronze Scholars – Cisel Akguel, Keali Foster, Maeve Konstantoulas, Madi Narducci
Presidential Scholars – Carrie Consolino, Estella Diaz, Mikayla Lambert, Anastasia Whitehouse

Softball:
Gold Scholars – Olivia Burns, Stephanie Daly, Morgan Hicks, Emily Ricci, Jordan Sheets
Silver Scholars – Alyssa Hunter, Raquelle Justice, Brooke Maher, Kiley McQuillan, Jordan Moss
Bronze Scholars – Taylor Barrett, Kiersten James, Kyla Knier, Mariclaire Sabados, Hannah Smith, Maison Zeroll
Presidential Scholar – Rachel Hester

Men's Tennis:
Silver Scholar – Makary Adamek, Ilian Borlee, Aly El Rafie
Bronze Scholar – Simon Malis
Presidential Scholars – Filip Kana, Aniss Rafiq

Women's Tennis:
Gold Scholar – Eryka Kruk, Anastasia Nikolova
Silver Scholars – Dana Heimen, Laura Jipescu, Adela Latalova
Presidential Scholar – Sofia Balsera

Volleyball:
Gold Scholars – Cassidy Bloom, Caitlyn Clancy, Lainee Mack, Clare Sheedy
Silver Scholars – Jordan Berglin, Meredith Dixon, Amelia Fitzpatrick, Katherine Rank, Cecilia Robert, Colby Stempkowski, Ella Wicker
Bronze Scholars – Lexi Basler, Molly Boyd, Bennett Daniels, Gracie Fleming, Jordan Norwood, Maeson Peterson
Presidential Scholar – Shaelin Bilbo

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