Eight Owls Earn Scholar All-America Individual Honors

BOCA RATON, Fla. – Eight Florida Atlantic swimming & diving student-athletes obtained particular person honors for his or her accomplishments within the classroom through the spring 2026 semesters.

NCAA Championships qualifier Daniel Laureyssens was honored as CSCAA First-Team Scholar All-America. Augusta Ness, Maja Piotrowicz, Grace Powell, Trevor Kuhn, Noah Reeves, James Shevchenko, and John Reese Taylor had been every named to the second crew.

 

QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

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 picks should have additionally earned a 3.5 GPA or increased and met an NIC “A” time normal in Division I or an NCAA “B” qualifying normal for the nationwide championship or certified for a diving zone qualification meet for Division II, Division III, and NAIA.

HONOREES

Laureyssens obtained first crew honors after recording two historic performances that punched him a spot to the nationwide championship meet. In the 50 free, he recorded a time of 19.43 whereas logging a time of 1:32.42 within the 200 free. In the spring, he recorded a 3.66 GPA, graduating with a level in International Business.



Kuhn, for the second 12 months in a row, certified for second crew honors after competing on the Zone B Diving Championships. He tallied a 3.78 GPA learning Exercise Science. Reeves, only a freshman, closed out the semester with an ideal 4.00 GPA learning Civil Engineering. He earned second crew honors after incomes an NIC “A” time normal along with his 19.67 50 free efficiency on the ASUN Championships. Shevchenko, accumulating a 3.93 GPA in Finance, recorded an NIC “A” time normal after swimming 3:48.22 within the 400 IM. Taylor was the eighth honoree, incomes his second crew spot after recording a 3.83 GPA in International Business, and swimming an NIC “A” time normal of 52.97 within the 100 breast on the midseason George Mason Invitational.

The ladies noticed three Owls earn second crew honors, beginning with Ness, whom in her first season as an Owl gathered a 3.80 GPA in Civil Engineering whereas competing on the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships.  Powell additionally earned second crew honors, competing on the Zone B Diving Championships whereas ending the semester with a 3.84 GPA, majoring in Marketing.

Piotrowicz was named to second crew honors after taking dwelling bronze within the 100 breast with a time of 1:01.11, assembly an NIC “A” time normal. She completed her final semester with a 3.87 GPA, graduating with a communications diploma.

ABOUT CSCAA

Founded in 1922, the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America is the nation’s first group of faculty coaches. The mission of the CSCAA is to advance the game of swimming and diving with coaches on the epicenter of management, advocacy {and professional} growth.