Florida Southern College Swimming Earn CSCAA Scholar All-America Accolades

PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa. – The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has introduced the Florida Southern College swimming groups among the many Scholar All-America Teams for the Spring 2026 semester, in addition to a number of swimmers acknowledged as 2025-26 CSCAA Individual Scholar All-Americans.
 
Both Florida Southern males’s and ladies’s swimming groups boasted the Scholar All-America Team honors, marking consecutive years named to the checklist. The FSC ladies’s crew had a crew GPA of three.54, and the boys’s crew had a 3.39 GPA for the Spring semester.
 
Among the 2025-26 CSCAA Individual Scholar All-American checklist on the ladies’s crew, Mallory Baker (1^st), Gabrielle Goodwin (2^nd), Sam Hunter (2^nd), Rania Khallouqi (2^nd), Alexa Paredes (2^nd), Elizabeth Sikes (1^st), and Natalie True (2^nd) had been acknowledged. For the boys’s crew, Bennett Baer (2^nd), Peter Csicsaky (1^st), Matheus Da Rocha (1^st), Cormac McKenney (2^nd), Simeon Prosinski (1^st), and Nino Viallon (2^nd) had been named.
 
The Florida Southern College swimming groups have a wealthy historical past of educational excellence, with a robust 2025-26 season. On the boys’s facet, Csicsaky, Cooper Krance, and Viallon had been named College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District winners, with Viallon and Csicsaky incomes Academic All-America standing. Goodwin, Emma Sammons, Sikes, and Kaitlyn Weitz additionally earned CSC Academic All-District honors. Between the 2 groups, 33 student-athletes had been chosen for the Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
 
To qualify for First-Team Scholar All-America, student-athletes should have earned a GPA of three.5 or increased and took part of their nationwide championship. Second-Team alternatives, should have additionally earned a 3.5 GPA or increased and met an NIC “A” time commonplace in Division I or an NCAA “B” qualifying commonplace for the nationwide championship or certified for a diving zone qualification meet for Division II, Division III, and NAIA.