Academic excellence shared the spotlight with athletic achievement this spring as the Delaware League recognized dozens of student-athletes as its 2025-26 Academic All-Stars.
The annual honor celebrates athletes who distinguished themselves both in competition and in the classroom, representing schools across Delaware, Greene and Schoharie counties.
Baseball honorees included Ehan Ortega of Charlotte Valley, William Proudman of Gilboa-Conesville, Charlie Miller of Jefferson, Anthony Maggio of Margaretville, Kyle Speenburgh of Roxbury, Evan Smith of South Kortright, Jacob Mrozik of Stamford and Jackson Storms of Windham.
In softball, the league recognized Lilly Temple (Andes), Abigail Vroman (Charlotte Valley), Quincci Olmstead (Gilboa-Conesville), Abigail Dwon (Hunter-Tannersville), Rose Bevilacqua (Jefferson), Kendra Balcom (Margaretville), Addy Hynes (Roxbury), Carlee Dropp (South Kortright), Kaitlyn Stoutenburg (Stamford) and Hannah Tuttle (Windham).
The boys tennis Academic All-Star team featured Charles Orio of Andes; Wyatt Metch and Bentley Steiger of Charlotte Valley; Daniel Strauch of Gilboa-Conesville; Ian Gilmore of Hunter-Tannersville; Riely Poole of Jefferson; Max Siciarz of Margaretville; Madison Burgwin of Roxbury; and Jack Pellettier of Windham.
Among boys track and field athletes honored were Carter Clark (Charlotte Valley), Aiden Ballard (Gilboa-Conesville), Damien Keegan (Jefferson), Zach Wells (Margaretville), Anthony Miraglio (Roxbury), Hunter Morganstern (South Kortright) and Anthony Oakley (Stamford).
The girls track and field Academic All-Star selections included Jordan Odell of Charlotte Valley; Kiyah Adams and Emma Smith of Jefferson; Amelia Marks of Margaretville; Rhea Wallace of Roxbury; Aurelia Comer of South Kortright; and Brooke Cole of Stamford.
