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Hill College student-athletes named to North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference All-Academic Team

Twenty-nine Hill College student-athletes were named to the North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference (NTJCAC) All-Academic Team.

Hill College student-athletes named to North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference All-Academic Team

Twenty-nine Hill College student-athletes were named to the North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference (NTJCAC) All-Academic Team. Each recipient has earned a minimum of 36 course hours leading a degree in addition to maintaining a grade point average (GPA) of 3.25 or higher. To qualify for the All-Academic Team, students had to participate in at least one season at varsity level in one or more sports.

“In addition to the Hill College students named to the All-Academic Team and classroom success, I appreciate all the hard work these athletes have put in each week in during the season as well as the off-season, which includes weights, conditioning, individual practice, team practice, film, game time, and travel time. They all truly deserve the NTJCAC academic honors bestowed upon them!”, said Dean of Students and Athletics Randy Graves.

Listed below are the Hill College student-athletes named to the NTJCAC All-Academic Team:

Baseball—Derick Andiarena, Dylan Darnall, Steven Oliva, Joshua Prieto, Ryan Rauss, Jacob Wiggins

Basketball (Women)—Mercedes Mancha, Savannah Velazquez, Kelliah (KJ) Walker

Basketball (Men)—Benjamin Ezeagu

Cross-Country (Women)—Analia Menendez

Cross-Country (Men)—Lyndon Orr

Rodeo—Kalli McCall, Colton Payne, Presley Plemons, Kaylee Traylor

Soccer (Women)—Libbie Mayfield

Soccer (Men)—Stefan Donovic, Edward Gallardo, Guilherme Gava Campos Rodrigues, Deion Miller-Brown, Aleksa Vasilijevic

Softball—Celeste Ciscneros, Josie Glaze, Michelle Macias, Catalina Sanchez

Volleyball—Natalie Hildebrand, Alexia Maynes, Kadence Warren

Hill College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges and provides high quality, comprehensive educational programs and services. In addition to a robust athletic program, Hill College serves over 5,000 students each year, offering a wide variety of focused pathways to guide students to their desired degree or certificate path in addition to dual credit opportunities for high school students through partnerships with 28 school districts in the college’s service area.

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