LAKELAND, Fla. – Florida Southern College is proud to announce that Olivia Chute and Delaney Harris have been named 2025 NCWSA Academic All-Stars by the National Collegiate Water Ski Association (NCWSA). The honor recognizes student-athletes who have achieved a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA while competing in collegiate water skiing.
Chute and Harris were among a select group of student-athletes nationwide recognized for balancing academic success with high-level athletic performance.
Chute, a national champion in the trick event, continues to be a cornerstone of the Mocs' women's water ski program. A previous NCAA Presidents' Award winner, Chute has consistently maintained academic excellence throughout her time at FSC.
Harris has also made an impact both in competition and in the classroom. Known for her versatility and strong performances across events, Harris represents the academic and athletic commitment that defines Florida Southern's water ski program.
Florida Southern continues to build on its tradition of success in the classroom and on the national water ski competition circuit, with both student-athletes contributing to a culture of excellence.
About Florida Southern College Waterski
Florida Southern competes at the national level in collegiate water skiing and is known for its strong tradition of both athletic and academic achievement.
About NCWSA Academic All-Stars
The NCWSA Academic All-Stars program honors student-athletes with a GPA of 3.5 or higher who compete at the collegiate level, highlighting those who excel both in academics and athletics.
