Georgia Gwinnett College's Office of Athletics continues to succeed academically, posting the highest collective grade point average for an academic semester, compiling a 3.38 GPA during the Fall 2025 semester.
This comes after the department achieved a 3.34 GPA in the Spring 2025 semester.
Seven teams compiled 3.0 or better GPAs for the first academic semester of the school year. In addition, 121 student-athletes were named to the Director of Athletics Honor Roll for having a 3.0 or better GPA in their fall classes.
Thirty-four student-athletes earned GGC President's List academic honors for having a perfect 4.0 grade point average this fall. Meanwhile, another 33 student-athletes were recognized with Dean's List honors for having a 3.6 to 3.99 GPA for the semester.
Women's tennis had a department-high 3.76 team GPA for the semester, followed closely behind by women's soccer with a 3.70 GPA. Softball had a 3.64 team GPA, while baseball achieved its highest GPA for an academic semester with a 3.42 GPA.
Women's soccer led the AD Honor Roll list with 29 selections, while baseball added 27 honorees and men's soccer had 20 recipients.
On the playing field and court, GGC's men's soccer team matched its deepest postseason finish in program history with a quarterfinal-round appearance. The program also won the Continental Athletic Conference title for the first time since 2019. Women's soccer captured its third straight conference tournament championship and eighth overall league title. Men's tennis players swept the NAIA singles and doubles national championships during the fall portion of the season. GGC's men's basketball team is ranked No. 24 and stands 10-4 on the season, while women's basketball stands 8-6 during the program's inaugural seasons.
The Fall 2025 Director of Athletics Honor Roll members, listed alphabetically by sport, were:
Baseball (27)
Lance Bratlien
Peyton Castellow
Clay Cox
Payton Fort
Ashton Fuselier
Vick Gann
Garin Gurtler
Kyle Haag
Caiden Johnson
Carson Judd
Gavin LeBlanc
Jackson Legg
Dalton Miller
Max Miller
Jayden Ohmer
Jay O'Neill
Ozzie Patterson
Kyle Phin
Grant Pohlman
Tyler Schuyleman
Sammy Schwark
James Sells
Braden Smith
Fisher Smith
Trey Smith
Chris Tillery
Coleman Willis
Men's Basketball (10)
Jahiem Berry
Marc Chavenet
Ezzy Dawson Jr.
Mario Hill Jr.
Patrick Johnson
Aldrion Jones
Drew Kramer
Kolton Kurek
Deonte' Martinez
Amari Morgan
Men's Soccer (20)
Pedro Alejandro
Aldo Campos
Luka Colic
Alejandro Contrera
Esteban Correa
Amadou Diop
Djordje Djurasinovic
Diego Fredericks
Ryuji Kubota
Errin Leak
Gabriel Martins
Pedro Nunes
Joshua Orue
Francisco Osorio
Nic Peranitsch
Clay Refling
Cesar Rojas
Cheikh Samb
Josefa Simao
Olu Sonubi
Men's Tennis (4)
Gian Durrer
Luis Francisco Sampedro
Juan Carlos Garcia
Kanan Gasimov
Softball (18)
Casey Beaver
Kailyn Berry
Reesie Burch
Kaitlyn Crumley
Samantha Fadely
Tatum Helsom
Summer Hickson
Molly Kemp
Graci Kluge
Enna Lackey
Sadie McGuinn
Morgan McQuagge
Brooke Rockhold
Chloe Rockhold
Lauren Rockhold
Sara Roussel
Sophie Sisk
Isabelle Teems
Women's Basketball (9)
Christal Collins
Christen Collins
Nylaa Fuller
Jamya Griffin
Rachel Porter
Maddie Presha
Shayla Sandiford
Hope Taylor
Laila Williams
Women's Soccer (29)
Izzy Bricheno
Olivia Broderick
Grace Clark
Yolanda Cruz Alt
Kendra Delgado
Salome Deneubourg
Samara Dullabh
Ulrike Duyck
Nova Eskelinen
Jessica Fuentes
Svenja Hoppe
Barbora Kadlecova
Kathrine Lindenberg
Hannah Lorenz
Camila Madriz Figueroa
Kayla Maguire
Natalie Maguire
Nicole Mares Rivera
Dara Naismith
Christy Noble
Paula Ortiz
Alliyah Rosales
Gabriela Rosas
Clara Rosenbrock
Elle Sarter
Rirei Sasaki
Rikke Steenhold
Gabby Stone
Lore Van Onsem
Women's Tennis (3)
MaryLove Edwards
Versace Gatti
Diana Ilie
