CORVALLIS, Ore. The Cascade Collegiate Conference has announced its full list of student-athletes who have earned U.S. Bank Academic All-Conference honors for their performances in the classroom for the fall of 2026. Carroll College has 21 student-athletes receiving the 2026 academic honor.
Carroll student-athletes are continually among the top performers in the nation both on the field and in the classroom. Coming off a record number of Academic All-Conference selections last year, the Fighting Saints once again posted an impressive number of recipients this fall.
In total, the Carroll men's and women's soccer teams combined to have 21 Fighting Saints recognized as CCC Academic All-Conference selections.
While the total number of recognitions is down from the prior year due to a large amount of departures, the number of eligible student-athletes who earned the honor went up. Ninety-two percent of all eligible soccer players at Carroll College earned Academic All-Conference honors, the highest combined percentage in school history.
Student-athletes from the fall sports of men's and women's cross-country, men's and women's soccer, and volleyball earned the distinction. As an affiliate member of the CCC, only the Carroll men's and women's soccer teams were eligible for recognition. To earn recognition as an All-CCC Academic honoree, a student-athlete must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2 and sophomore standing and have been identified with the institution for two full semesters or three full quarters.
The honorees, listed alphabetically by institution, can be found.
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