AUGUSTA, GA -- The Peach Belt Conference has revealed the 2025-26 Men's Track & Field All-Academic Team, previously known as the Team of Academic Distinction. The teams are part of the PBC's larger initiative to celebrate the academic achievements of PBC student-athletes.

In order to be eligible for the PBC All-Academic Team, student-athletes must meet the following requirements: 

1) Participate in at least half of his/her team's events and be either a starter or significant contributor
2) Achieved a 3.50 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) and 
3) Student-Athletes must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically
Transfer students are immediately eligible once they meet the above requirements. The Peach Belt Conference sports communications professionals oversee the program.
 

PBC MEN'S TRACK & FIELD ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
NAME	INSTITUTION	YEAR	HOMETOWN	GPA	MAJOR (MINOR)
Roberto Barrera Jaimes	Augusta	Senior	Florida Blanca, Colombia	3.87	Business Administration
Gabriel Best	Augusta	Junior	Peachtree City, Ga.	3.76	Accounting
Gabriel Carson	Augusta	Sophomore	Acworth, Ga.	3.67	Business Administration- Finance
Michael Chatman	Augusta	Junior	Acworth, Ga.	3.81	Cybersecurity
Elijah Corn	Augusta	Junior	Dallas, Ga.	3.96	Cell and Molecular Biology
David Garcia	Augusta	Junior	Lilburn, Ga.	3.54	Accounting
Andrew Helfers	Augusta	Senior	Newnan, Ga.	3.63	Kinesiology- Medical Professions
Rajiariki Lewis	Augusta	Junior	Dunkirk, MD.	3.50	Cybersecurity
Michael Meriweather	Augusta	Sophomore	Augusta, Ga.	3.57	Biology
Shahzeb Rashid	Augusta	Senior	Hoschton, Ga.	3.84	Cell and Molecular Biology
Sancho Smith	Clayton State	Senior	Warwick, Bermuda	3.60	Accounting
Kenneth Brooks	Columbus State	Graduate	Fairburn, Ga.	4.00	Cybersecurity
Godwin Fini	Columbus State	Sophomore	Acworth, Ga.	4.00	Cybersecurity
Zackery Gardner	Columbus State	Sophomore	Hampton, Ga.	4.00	Business Management
James Harrelson	Columbus State	Sophomore	Columbus, Ga.	3.62	Marketing
Owen Hartshorn	Columbus State	Senior	Columbus, Ga.	4.00	Robotics Engineering
Blake Lewis	Columbus State	Graduate	St. Simon Island, Ga.	3.66	Masters, Business Administration
Raylene Magby Jr.	Columbus State	Junior	Atlanta, Ga.	3.76	Physical Education
Enoch Oluyaniyi	Columbus State	Sophomore	Ogun, Nigeria	3.60	Cybersecurity
Alvah Pasley	Columbus State	Senior	Thomaston, Ga.	4.00	Political Science
Jayden Powell	Columbus State	Sophomore	Lithonia, Ga.	3.64	Communications
Mason Briggs	Embry-Riddle	Junior	North Attleborough, Ma.	3.52	Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Lucca DiMario	Embry-Riddle	Junior	West Chester, Pa.	3.97	Computer Science
Alexander Kelchner	Embry-Riddle	Sophomore	Allentown, Pa.	3.98	Aeronautical Science
Tristan McWilliam	Embry-Riddle	Senior	Lakewood Ranch, Fl.	3.53	Human Factors Psychology
Eli Moon	Embry-Riddle	Junior	Clark, Co.	3.59	Aerospace Engineering
Joseph Rigo	Embry-Riddle	Junior	Wickenburg, Az.	3.59	Software Engineering
Nicholas Scarangelli	Embry-Riddle	Junior	Ocean City, NJ	3.96	Computer Science
Drake Stephan	Embry-Riddle	Senior	Anthem, Az.	3.55	Mechanical Engineering
Nathan Wyant	Embry-Riddle	Junior	Felton, Pa.	4.00	Aerospace Engineering
Sam Adebonojo	Flagler	Junior	Tampa, Fla.	3.67	Business
Logan Burch	Flagler	Senior	Cape Coral, Fla.	3.92	Biology
Miquel Fons	Flagler	Junior	Manacor, Spain	3.96	Ecomonics
Christian McFarlane	Flagler	Junior	Winter Garden, Fla.	3.75	Accounting
Amonyay Pritchard	Flagler	Junior	Hershey, Pa.	3.60	Business
Dylan Glider	Lander	Sophomore	Anderson, S.C.	3.58	Business Administration
Seth Hammon	Lander	Sophomore	Greenville, S.C.	4.00	Cybersecurity
Matthew Peach	Lander	Senior	Charlotte, N.C.	3.68	Business Administration
Elliott Howe	USC Beaufort	Sophomore	Johns Creek, Ga.	3.50	Computer Science
Beckett Jones	USC Beaufort	Sophomore	Bluffton, S.C.	3.86	Business Administration
Ryan Kurz	USC Beaufort	Sophomore	Hilton Head, S.C.	3.72	Business Administration