LAKELAND, Fla. - The College Sports Communicators (CSC) 2025 Academic All-District Women's Soccer Teams have been released to include six from the Florida Southern College women's soccer team.
Jasmin Adames, Allie Draper, Frankie Gatien, Isabella Payne, Megan Rhonemus, and
Aliya Roberts have all been named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) 2025 Academic All-District Women's Soccer Teams. This honor, awarded for the 2025 academic year, highlights the outstanding balance these student-athletes have achieved between their academic pursuits and their commitments on the soccer field.
The Academic All-District recognition is a prestigious accolade that underscores the significant academic achievements of student-athletes who not only excel in their sport but also maintain a strong academic record. To qualify for this award, honorees must be at least sophomores in their academic standing and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.50 or higher. Additionally, these students are vital contributors to their respective teams, participating in the majority of their contests.
Each of these six honorees from the Florida Southern College women's soccer team has demonstrated remarkable dedication and discipline.
Jasmin Adames is a Nursing: BSN major with a 3.83 GPA over her four years at Florida Southern. The senior from Wellington, Fla., played in 17 games, with eight starts, tallying one goal over 19 shots. Her goal was the 1-0 game-winner against Wheeling at the start of the season.
Allie Draper is another FSC senior with a 4.0 GPA as a Marketing major. A transfer last season from Middle Tennessee and Daytona State, Draper had a big year for the Mocs, starting 15 of her 17 games played. The Lutz, Fla., native scored a goal against Saint Leo and was a key figure in the defensive backline that set program records for GAA and shutouts in 2025.
Frankie Gatien is in her second year with the Mocs, studying Business Administration, and has a 3.56 GPA. The Hauppauge, N.Y., native started all 17 games played with over 1400 minutes on the pitch. Gatien joined Draper in the defense, setting the program records in GAA and shutouts for a single season.
Isabella Payne had a great year for the Mocs as a 4.0 GPA Economics major. In her first year for the Mocs, she led the team in goals, points, and shots. The Crawley, England, native had five goals and two assists in her 18 games played, taking 26 shots. She garnered 12 points in 17 starts, including a goal against Embry-Riddle in the SSC quarterfinals.
Megan Rhonemus is in her third season at FSC, studying Business Administration with a 3.65 GPA. The Davenport, Fla., native appeared in 17 games with six starts. She took 13 shots in her time on the pitch, including nine on goal. The senior forward took a season-high four shots in a win over Edward Waters on Oct. 12.
Aliya Roberts had a big first season with FSC as a transfer from UNC Asheville. Roberts is studying Biology with a 3.50 GPA, starting all 15 games played. She scored her first goal as Moc in the SSC quarterfinals game against Embry-Riddle, with 13 total shots in 2025. The Sanford, Fla., native was another key defensive member for FSC in a record-breaking season.
