Morton College's athletic program produced champions on the playing field and in the classroom for 2025-26 with a College record four teams and 30 individual Panther student-athletes honored by the NJCAA for academic success.

Named NJCAA Academic Teams of the Year were Morton College's baseball, volleyball, men's soccer and women's soccer programs. Each program needed a team grade-point average of 3.0 or higher for consideration.
 
It is the third straight season for the baseball program to receive this honor from the NJCAA.
 
These four programs reached new heights in athletics with baseball and volleyball producing Skyway Conference championships. Baseball, volleyball and women's soccer set Morton College records for most wins in a single season, while men's soccer produced its 22^nd straight winning season and 17^th consecutive campaign with double-digit victories.
 
Two Panthers honored as NJCAA All-Academic student-athletes also earned NJCAA All-America accolades in volleyball's Nina Jasiecka and baseball's Hayden Mosley. Both have moved on to NCAA Division I programs with Jasiecka at Fairleigh Dickinson and Mosley at Richmond.

Eleven Panthers earned NJCAA All-Academic First Team honors, which go those with a GPA of 4.0. Seven received Second Team accolades, where a GPA between 3.8 and 3.99 is needed. Twelve Panthers landed on the Third Team, where a GPA between 3.6 and 3.79 is required.
 
Panthers on the First Team include:
Nikolas Dabrowski – baseball
Rafael Dos Santos – men's soccer
David Garza – baseball
Lea Jager – women's soccer
Nina Jasiecka – volleyball
Will Lewis – baseball
Dylan McGinley – baseball
Joshua Quezada – baseball
Amir Speights – men's basketball
Maren Stark -women's soccer
Stanislav Toderasco -men's basketball
 
Panthers on the Second Team include:
Penelope Armillei – women's soccer
Zoe Hocke – women's soccer
Amon Karas – men's soccer
Bren Milburn -baseball
Cristian Revenco -men's basketball
John Roessler -baseball
Jackson Wigstone -baseball
 
Panthers on the Third Team include:
Daniel Basalone -baseball
Thomas Burke -baseball
William Campos -men's soccer
Beatriz Coca-volleyball
Ruby Hogan -women's soccer
Quinn Mateja -baseball
Ava Miller -volleyball
Hayden Mosley -baseball
Anahi Rodriguez – women's soccer
Diana Stetsko -volleyball
Sophia Swiderski -volleyball
Sergio Villegas – men's soccer
 
"We are extremely proud of the four teams and 30 student-athletes recognized by the NJCAA for academic success," Morton College athletic director Lee Milano said. "There is a strong emphasis placed by our administration and coaching staff for our athletes to excel in the classroom and in athletics."