BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Gia Martin, Kat Fallen, Alba De La Torre, and Sofia Navarro were named to the Gulf South Conference all-academic teams, while 61 student-athletes from Auburn University at Montgomery were named to the GSC Spring Honor Roll.

Fallen (Prattville, Ala.) posted a 3.64 GPA in the classroom this spring and led the Warhawks to their first trip to the NCAA DII World Series. Fallen hit .380 in 2022 during her sophomore season and smoked 12 home runs while driving in a single-season record 59 RBIs.

Martin's (Bowling Green, Ky.) honors keep rolling in after being selected as an NFCA all-American before the NCAA DII World Series began. She finished the season with a .297 average and hit 11 home runs while driving in 57 runs. In the classroom, Martin collected a 3.94 GPA as a psychology major.

De La Torre (Madrid, Spain) earns GSC all-academic honors after posting a 3.84 GPA in the classroom as a marketing major. On the court, De La Torre led AUM to their first appearance in an NCAA regional. The senior posted an 11-10 mark in singles action and added 14 wins in doubles play for AUM.

Navarro (Elche Spain) was one of the GSC's best players in 2022 and led the Warhawks to an appearance in the NCAA tournament and their first Gulf South Conference postseason title match. While playing all of her matches in the number one slot in both singles and doubles, Navarro amassed 34 victories and was named the ITA South Region's Most Improved Player. In the classroom, Navarro posted a 3.53 GPA as a psychology major.

To achieve honor roll status, a student-athlete must have a grade point average of 3.00 or better and have competed in outside competition at the time the award was announced.

The conference also announced its All-Academic teams for the nine Spring sports. 

In order to be named to the GSC All-Academic team, nominees must have a cumulative GPA of 3.20 or better their entire academic career at the institution and may not be freshmen or first-term transfer. The student-athlete must also be a significant contributor to the squad. Other factors include leadership, community service and extracurricular activities. Institutions are not allowed to vote for their own student-athletes. The number of student-athletes selected in each sport is determined by the number of positions normally involved in the playing of that sport. Ties are not broken.

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