Stockton University achieved a milestone with a record 150 student-athletes qualifying for the 2025-26 NJAC All-Academic Team, showcasing their academic excellence. Notably, baseball's Nick Avagnano and softball's Emma Coldsnow were honored on the NJAC All-Academic First Team. In addition, Gina Marotta from women's lacrosse and Uche Wokocha from men's soccer earned Second Team recognition. A total of 146 athletes received Honorable Mention status, reflecting the university's commitment to academic achievement among its athletes.

By the Numbers
  • 150 student-athletes qualified for the NJAC All-Academic Team, a record for Stockton University.
  • To qualify, athletes must have at least a 3.20 GPA and be sophomores, juniors, or seniors.
What's Next

The success of these student-athletes sets a strong precedent for future academic and athletic endeavors at Stockton. The university may leverage this achievement to attract prospective student-athletes focused on both academics and athletics. Continued support from faculty and administration can further enhance the balance between sports and education.

Bottom Line

Stockton University’s record-setting 150 NJAC All-Academic qualifiers emphasizes the critical intersection of academic excellence and athletics, redefining the standards for student-athletes. This accomplishment not only highlights individual successes but also strengthens the university's reputation for providing a well-rounded educational experience.