2023-24 NJCAA All-Academic Student-Athletes
2023-24 NJCAA Academic Teams of the Year

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The NJCAA has announced its 2023-24 All-Academic Teams and Academic Teams of the Year, recognizing student-athletes across the country for their dedication in the classroom.

This year, a total of 12,245 student-athletes were honored for achieving a GPA of 3.60 or above. The criteria for the three All-Academic teams are:

• NJCAA All-Academic First Team: 4.00 GPA
• NJCAA All-Academic Second Team: 3.80-3.99 GPA
• NJCAA All-Academic Third Team: 3.60-3.79 GPA

The FCSAA produced 696 All-Academic honorees, 140 more recipients than a year ago, including 179 on the First-team for having achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA. Second-team honorees totaled 235 and 282 earned Third-team recognition.

The NJCAA also recognizes teams who earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better and, this season, 1,194 teams hit the mark.

Daytona State College was tops in softball with a 3.81 GPA while the College of the Florida Keys garnered the highest team GPA (3.69) for women's swimming and diving.

In total, 78 FCSAA teams were recognized as Academic Teams of the Year, 13 more than a year ago:

• Baseball – Daytona State (3.85), Northwest Florida State (3.46), Florida State College at Jacksonville (3.43), Tallahassee State (3.35), Pasco-Hernando State (3.28), Palm Beach State (3.26), Florida SouthWestern (3.19), Indian River State (3.19), Central Florida (3.02), State College of Florida (3.01)
• Men's Basketball – Eastern Florida State (3.38), Indian River State (3.27), Chipola (3.19), Florida State College at Jacksonville (3.17), Pensacola State (3.17), Palm Beach State (3.15)
• Women's Basketball – Northwest Florida State (3.57), Florida SouthWestern (3.49), Eastern Florida State (3.45), Chipola (3.30), Palm Beach State (3.30)
• Men's Cross Country - Florida Gateway (3.14), Lake-Sumter State (3.14), Daytona State (3.01)
• Women's Cross Country – Chipola (3.55), Pensacola State (3.45), Daytona State (3.37), Florida State College at Jacksonville (3.21), Florida Gateway (3.13), Pasco-Hernando State (3.05), Central Florida (3.04), Lake-Sumter State (3.04)
• Women's Half Marathon - Pasco-Hernando State (3.05)
• Men's Golf – Eastern Florida State (3.12)
• Women's Golf – Daytona State (3.82), Seminole State (3.39), Eastern Florida State (3.11)
• Men's Indoor Track & Field - Lake-Sumter State (3.05)
• Men's Outdoor Track & Field - Lake-Sumter State (3.18)
• Men's Soccer - Eastern Florida State (3.58)
• Women's Soccer – Daytona State (3.51), Eastern Florida State (3.36)
• Softball – Daytona State (3.81), Northwest Florida State (3.56), Chipola (3.51), Seminole State (3.48), State College of Florida (3.47), Pensacola State (3.44), Indian River State (3.43), Pasco-Hernando State (3.39), Florida SouthWestern (3.36), Central Florida (3.14), Eastern Florida State (3.13), Polk State (3.12), Tallahassee State (3.08)
• Men's Swimming & Diving – College of the Florida Keys (3.23), Indian River State (3.10)
• Women's Swimming & Diving – College of the Florida Keys (3.69), Indian River State (3.15)
• Men's Tennis – Eastern Florida State (3.12)
• Women's Tennis – Eastern Florida State (3.65), State College of Florida (3.39)
• Volleyball (Beach) – Lake-Sumter State (3.57), State College of Florida (3.56), Florida State College at Jacksonville (3.33), Palm Beach State (3.27)
• Volleyball (Court) – Indian River State (3.68), Pensacola State (3.63), Eastern Florida State (3.62), Florida SouthWestern (3.61), Palm Beach State (3.51), State College of Florida (3.49), Hillsborough (3.47), South Florida State (3.45), Daytona State (3.39), Polk State (3.26), Pasco-Hernando State (3.18), Florida State College at Jacksonville (3.11)

A full list of All-Academic student-athletes and teams can be found on NJCAA.org.