NEW ORLEANS, La. – After impressive semesters both in competition and in academic pursuits, a total of 24 Crimson from the track & field program earned All-Academic recognition from the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

Marta Amani, Fabiola Belibi, Ella Cooper, Kaelin Creagh, Abigail Dennis, Tyler Glover, Sophia Gorriaran, Lilly Hodge, Emilia Kolokotroni, Molly Malague, Dylan McElhinney, Ella McRitchie, Jacklynn Okereke and Nadjela Wepiwé all earned the honor from the women's team. The men's team saw Tito Alofe, Sam Burgess, Timi Esan, LeRoy Horton, Joachim Johnson, Yannick Kraus, Justin Levy, Charlie Ortmans, Oliver Parker and Harlow Tong take All-Academic status.

A native of Peachtree City, Georgia, Alofe adds another national academic accolade to his impressive resume, earning the Men's Indoor Track & Field National Scholar Field Athlete of the Year. Alofe made history during the indoor portion of the 2025-26 track & field campaign, becoming the first student-athlete in school history to win an NCAA national championship in the men's indoor high jump. Alofe is the first student-athlete in program history to earn USTFCCCA Men's Indoor Track & Field National Scholar Field Athlete of the Year, as the five-time All-American is also the College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Men's Track & Field/Cross Country Team Member of the Year.

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