Brown University Honors 12 Student‑Athletes with CSC Academic All‑District Awards
Brown University announced that twelve of its student‑athletes have been selected for the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All‑District At‑Large honor, a distinction that highlights superior performance both on the field and in the classroom during the 2025‑26 academic year.
The cohort is evenly split, with six women and six men, and represents athletes from ten different varsity programs across the campus.
Among the women honored are Holly Crews, Lexi Pellegrino, Sophia Dewar, Jade Iginla, Kiki Tormey and Aubrie Anderson, each of whom has demonstrated notable contributions to their respective sports while maintaining strong academic standing.
The male honorees — Ryan St. Louis, Zackary Tonelli, Charlie Cave, Ben Scandone, Dimitrios Kratimenos and Andrew Reall — also exemplify the university’s commitment to developing well‑rounded leaders.
The CSC award evaluates combined achievements in athletic competition and academic performance, underscoring the university’s emphasis on integrating rigorous scholarship with competitive sport.
College Sports Communicators, the organization that administers the program, partnered with the Brown University Sports Foundation to present the accolade, reinforcing a collaborative effort to celebrate student‑athlete excellence.
The recognition takes place in Providence, Rhode Island, where the university continues to foster an environment that supports both athletic ambition and academic rigor.
This latest class of honorees adds to a growing tradition of Brown athletes who excel at the intersection of sport and scholarship, setting a benchmark for peers across the nation.