BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Gulf South Conference released the 2025 Fall Academic Awards, including the all-academic teams and the honor roll. Union University's Addi Aguayo (Cross Country), Aaron Fynaardt (Cross Country), Noel Pataki (Men's Soccer), and Lucia Revuelto (Women's Soccer) were voted to the GSC All-Academic teams for their respective sports.

Seventy-two Union student-athletes from men's and women's soccer, cross country, and volleyball earned GSC Fall Honor Roll spots.

Aguayo, a junior from Franklin, Tennessee, was named GSC Runner of the week three times and USTFCCCA National Runner of the week. She was the GSC Championship runner-up and named to the 1^st team All-GSC. In the South Region Championship, Aguayo placed third and a spot of the NCAA D2 All-South Region Team which would allow her to qualify for the NCAA D2 National Championship.

Fynaardt, a junior from West Des Moines, Iowa, was named GSC Runner of the Week four times this season. He placed 8^th placed in the GSC Championship and earned a spot on the 1^st Team All-GSC. In the NCAA D2 South Region Championship, Fynaardt placed 22^nd and earned a spot on the NCAA D2 1^st Team All-South Region.

Pataki, a sophomore from Felcsut, Hungary, appeared in 16 matches for a total of 1076 minutes. He scored 5 goals and added two assists this season. He took 18 shots, putting 11 on goal for a SOG percentage of .611.

Finally, Revuelto, a junior from Madrid, Spain, was named to the 2025 Preseason All-GSC Team. She appeared in 15 games (starting 14 of them) for a total of 1202 minutes. She scored two goals and tallied 8 assists (first in assists in the GSC). She took 55 shots (GSC-first) with 30 on frame. She was named to the Second Team All-GSC and the CSC Acamdeic All-District team.

Men's and Women's Cross Country put 18 runners on the honor roll, including Benjamin Blackwood, Stewart Brown, Connor Cook, Clark French, Aaaron Fynaardt, Riley Garrison, Adian Hurst-Vasquez, Miles Johnson, Noah Jinks, Jonathan Litscher, Kaden Moseley, Reed Steiner, Luke Winkleman, Addi Aguayo, Ayla Young Cook, Ryan Harter, Heidi Munday, and Clara Zinn.

Men's Soccer added 19 players to the honor roll, including Ostian Bowen, Landon Burns, Jesse Cortez, Jacob Davis, Juan Gamez, Connor Goin, Finn Jacobs, Jaiden Kaunda, Zeph Key, Thaddeus McCanse, George McDonnell, Wesley Mhlanga, Noel Pataki, Luca Pereira, Tommy Scahill, Patrick Schott, Christian Harjanne, James Starkey, and Jack Talley.

Women's Soccer tallied 27 players to the honor roll, including Grace Ajamie, Avery Bishop, Paige Blackburn, Laurel Butt, Avery Caldwell, Amanda Carr, Faith Chatraw, Ebba Detuello, Tessa Erzen, Lucia Garcia, Amelia Goehring, Joslyn Greene, Behtany Guiness, Eva Isom, Rebekah Jackson, Samantha Kueker, Antia Lopez, Mya Martin, Dehlia Placie, Lucia Revuelto, Brooke Ricca, Brooklyn Robbins, Chloe Roberts, Brooke Salerno, Carly VanGiesen, Alyssa Goodloe, and Ella Neely.

Volleyball added 8 girls to the honor roll including, Kylie Creech, Elizabeth Gilbert, Hannah Hamill, Emily Priddy, Sarah-Kate Savage, Natalie Supine, Marie Torosian, and Sydney Whittaker.

To achieve honor roll status, a GSC student-athlete must have a grade point average of 3.00 of better out of a possible 4.00 at the time the conference announces the award and have competed in outstanding competition–not counting exhibitions or scrimmages, during the season the award is presented.

To be named to the GSC All-Academic team, nominees must have a cumulative GPA of 3.20 or better throughout their entire academic career at their institution and may not be a freshman or first-term transfer. The student-athlete must also be a significant contributor to the team. Other factors include leadership, community service, and extracurricular activities. Institutions are not allowed to vote for their own student-athletes. The number of student-athletes selected in each sport is determined by the number of positions normally involved in the playing of that sport. Ties are not broken. All-GSC Academic nominees are selected jointly by faculty athletic representatives and sports information directors from within the league.
 
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