BIRMINGHAM, Ala.  — Florida A&M University placed 141 student-athletes on the 2025-26 Southwestern Athletic Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll, the league office announced.

The SWAC Commissioner's Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who maintained a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher during the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 semesters. FAMU's honorees represent programs across the athletic department and a wide range of academic disciplines, from mechanical engineering and pre-medicine to philosophy, social work and agricultural sciences.

The following Florida A&M student-athletes were named to the 2025-26 SWAC Commissioner's Honor Roll:

BASEBALL (20)
Nico Brown (Mathematics), William Brown (Interdisciplinary Studies), Jesus Campa (Sport Management), Benjamin Clenney (Interdisciplinary Studies), Justen Crews (Interdisciplinary Studies), Josue Figueroa (Mechanical Engineering), John Garner (Sport Management), Jonathan Granger (Sport Management), Caden Kresak (Environmental Science), Clark Lincoln (Interdisciplinary Studies), Karson Lindsey (Interdisciplinary Studies), Jackson McKenzie (Business Administration), Ethan Miller (Interdisciplinary Studies), Ricardo Roman (Business), Colton Ryals (Interdisciplinary Studies), Zachariah Sigmon (Interdisciplinary Studies), Roan Tarbert (Sport Management), Nicholas Williams (Sport Management), Garrett Workman (Business), Ryan Young (Interdisciplinary Studies)

MEN'S BASKETBALL (5)
Anquan Boldin Jr. (Interdisciplinary Studies), Miles Ndalama (Interdisciplinary Studies), Micah Octave (Sport Management), Amir Rahman (Biology Pre-Medicine), Malcolm Stute (Business)

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD (17)
Evan Brown (Interdisciplinary Studies), Richard Clark (Economics), Justice Crawford (Computer Science), Kirk Dawkins (Business Administration), Joseph DeRosier (Psychology), Josiah Gaynor (Economics), Ranceeson Grace (Agribusiness), Darien Lawrence (Architecture), Kennith Martin (Information Technology), Frankleen Newah-Jarfoi (Health, Leisure & Fitness Studies), Jayden Phillips (Interdisciplinary Studies), Randall Pompey (Agricultural Sciences), Tyon Reed (General Studies), Ezekiel Salama (Industrial Engineering), William Shelton (Health Science-Pre-Physical Therapy), Bryce Webb (Psychology), James Williamson (Health, Leisure & Fitness Studies)

FOOTBALL (22)
Emilio Bacardi (Construction Engineering Technology), Justin Bostic (Health Science-General), Ca'Marion Bush (Criminal Justice), Luke Collins (Animal Science), Wyatt Crosby (Physical Education), Ethan Eugene (Construction Engineering Technology), Jeremy Fishkin (Health Science-General), James Gardner (Social Work), Johnny Hutton (Computer Science), Darrick McGhee (Information Technology Online), Adrien Medine (General Studies), Gabriel Perez (Health Science-Pre-Physical Therapy), Xavier Perkins (Psychology), Vinh Quain (Economics), Mazio Randall (Interdisciplinary Studies), Andrew Ritter (Mechanical Engineering), Anthony Rosier (Construction Engineering Technology), Justin Squire (Business Administration), Kyjuan Taylor (Health Science-Pre-Physical Therapy), Tyreik Thorpe (Interdisciplinary Studies), Gunnar Trout (Mechanical Engineering), Dion Villiers (Interdisciplinary Studies)

MEN'S GOLF (7)
Taylor Bell (Business Administration), Mikail Darmawan-Muhammad (Interdisciplinary Studies), Miguel Ilas (Interdisciplinary Studies), Joshua Mitchell (Business), Johnathan Scott (Business Administration), Phalatphon Viboonviriyasakul (Interdisciplinary Studies), Skyler Woods (Computer Information Systems)

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (8)
Cornelia Ellington (General Studies), April Hooks (Interdisciplinary Studies), Camille Jackson (Interdisciplinary Studies), Zana Justice (General Studies), Shaniyah McCarthy (Interdisciplinary Studies), Thailan Payne (Biology Pre-Medicine), Tahnyija Purifoy (Health Science), Aina Subirats (Business Administration)

WOMEN'S BOWLING (4)
Briana Buezon (Pre-Mechanical Engineering), Aniyah Franklin (General Studies), Allysa Metellus (Pre-Cardiopulmonary Science), Kennedy Richardson (Public Relations)

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD (20)
Jordyn Ash (Plant and Soil Sciences), Tara Bert (Criminal Justice), Kiyah Boyd (Health Science-Pre-Occupational Therapy), Tyler Brown (Business Administration), Kiersten Clark (Interdisciplinary Studies), Niya Coleman (Social Work), Cheriece Cope (Interdisciplinary Studies), Kirah Copeland (Accounting), Alesia Douglas (Biology Pre-Medicine), Leandra Ferrell (General Studies), Diandrenique Gaines (Interdisciplinary Studies), Ja'naree Kinchen (Psychology), Arayana Ladson (Public Relations), Laurie Louis (Interdisciplinary Studies), Taylor Nance (Nursing), Kristian Prather (Psychology), Tamijah Scriven (Criminal Justice), Zekira Snow (Interdisciplinary Studies), Alyssa Summers (Political Science), Ma'Nia Tidwell (Philosophy & Religion)

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL (19)
Avery Ashford (Pre-Occupational Therapy), Braxtyn Battle (Animal Science), Kiara Beltre (Interdisciplinary Studies), Amari Brown (Health Science), Aniya Canty (Health Science), Tiana Davis (Social Work), Taylor Duplessis (Health Science), Sariah Espada (Health Science General), Michaela Fernandez (Interdisciplinary Studies), Zoryana Hughes (Health Science General), Madison Jenkins (Business Administration), Neriah Lee (Food Science), Ciara Maple (Pre-Biology), Sakiya Merriex (Health Science), Amya Ramos (Pre-Physical Therapy), Makayla Register (Philosophy & Religion), Samantha Smith (Veterinary Technology), Keeleigh Spooner (Interdisciplinary Studies), Jamison Townsend (Criminal Justice)

WOMEN'S TENNIS (8)
Amber Beautelus (Pre-Engineering Biomedical), Luiza Eidelvein (Pre-Business Administration), Reagan Harris (Health Science General), Gabrielle Pierce (Pre-Biology), Veronica Rodriguez (Sport Management), Larissa Silva (Health, Leisure & Fitness Studies), Aleynah Thomas (Health Science General), Genisis Whitelock (Political Science)

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL (11)
Brandi Boston (General Studies), Tamia Coleman (Pre-Cardiopulmonary Science), Farah Farooq (Computer Science), Sydney Humes (Political Science), Bengisu Kazazlar (Computer Science), Kristen Moore (Business), Alexandra Moore (Business), Iyonnie Sanford (Health, Leisure & Fitness Studies), Victoria Santana (Health, Leisure & Fitness Studies), Makenzie Taylor (Psychology), Sydney Whitfield (Sport Management)