GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Gator gymnast Leanne Wong repeats as a first-team selection on the 2024-25 College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America At-Large team.
Today’s announcement brings Florida’s 2024-25 total of CSC Academic All-Americans to four.
Since 1984, 10 Gator gymnasts earned 16 CSC Academic All-America honors. Wong joins Amy Myerson (1995, 1996) and Megan Skaggs (2021, 2022) as the third Gator to be a double CSC First-Team Academic All-American.
Wong in 2025:
· One of four in nation to earn maximum of five 2025 Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) regular-season All-America honors.
· Two All-America honors earned in NCAA competition (all-around, uneven bars)
· Career total of All-America honors (29) is No. 3 all-time for Gators
· One of nine in nation with multiple 10.0s in 2025 – uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Perfect mark won SEC uneven bars title.
· Week 7 Inside Gymnastics National Gymnast of the Week
· Three SEC Gymnast of the Week honors (Week 2, 7 and 9)
· Led Gators in 2025 with 27 event wins, including collegiate season-high six all-around titles.
· Finished No. 2 for UF in career 10.0s (11), No. T6 for all-around (20) and No. 4 for event wins (88)
· Among six finalists for AAI Award.
· Named to SEC Community Service Team. Started Leanne Wong Foundation in fall 2024, focusing on food insecurity.
· SEC Academic Honor Roll every year of collegiate career
· Graduated magna cum laude May 2025 with bachelor’s degree in Health Education and Behavior
2024-25 Academic All-America® Women’s At-Large Team NCAA Division I
FIRST TEAM
Sport
Name
School
Yr.
Major
B. Volleyball
Daniela Alvarez
TCU
Gr.
Actuarial Science (U) / Analytics (G)
Gymnastics
Carly Bauman
Michigan
Gr.
Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology (G)
Fencing
Arianna Cao
Stanford
Jr.
Undeclared
Lacrosse
Tori DiCarlo
U.S. Naval Academy
Sr.
Oceanography
Gymnastics
Emma Malabuyo
UCLA
Sr.
Communication
Gymnastics
Grace McCallum
Utah
Sr.
Psychology
Gymnastics
Brooklyn Moors
UCLA
Sr.
Project Management
Water Polo
Ryann Neushul
Stanford
Sr.
Human Biology
Crew/Rowing
Tenlea Radack
U.S. Naval Academy
Sr.
Mathematics
Skiing
Sara Rask
Denver
Sr.
Business Analytics
Ice Hockey
Clara Van Wieren
Minnesota Duluth
Gr.
Professional Studies (G)
Ice Hockey
Audrey Wethington
Minnesota
Gr.
Biological Sciences
Golf
Lottie Woad
Florida State
Jr.
Sport Management
Gymnastics
Leanne Wong
Florida
Sr.
Health Education & Behavior
Rifle
Katie Zaun
Texas Christian
Jr.
Early Childhood Education
Field Hockey
Maddie Zimmer
Northwestern
Sr.
Learning & Organizational Change
SECOND TEAM
Sport
Name
School
Yr.
Major
Skiing
Hanna Abrahamsson
Colorado
Sr.
Environmental Engineering
Crew/Rowing
Luise Bachmann
Stanford
Sr.
Human Biology
Rifle
Isabella Baldwin
U.S. Naval Academy
So.
English
B. Volleyball
Maggie Boyd
UCLA
Jr.
Psychology
B. Volleyball
Jaci Carpenter
FGCU
Sr.
Communication
Golf
Faith Choi
The Ohio State
Sr.
Sport Industry
Lacrosse
Grace Dobrzynski
Siena
Sr.
Biology
Lacrosse
Ashley Humphrey
North Carolina
Gr.
Applied Professional Studies (G)
Water Polo
Tilly Kearns
USC
Sr.
Communication
Bowling
Madyson Marx
Youngstown State
Gr.
Criminal Justice
Gymnastics
Rylie Mundell
Denver
Gr.
Physics (U) / Global Information Systems (G)
Gymnastics
Chloe Negrete
NC State
Gr.
Parks, Rec, Tourism & Sport Management
Lacrosse
Meghan Pedrani
U.S. Military Academy
Jr.
Civil Engineering
Gymnastics
Rachel Rybicki
Alabama
Jr.
Economics & Finance
Golf
Louise Rydqvist
South Carolina
Sr.
Finance & Marketing
Field Hockey
Annabel Skubisz
Northwestern
Gr.
Management
B. Volleyball
Marketa Svozilova
Florida Atlantic
Sr.
Psychology
Lacrosse
Madison Taylor
Northwestern
Jr.
Human Development
Crew/Rowing
Marg Van der Wal
Texas
Jr.
Chemistry
Field Hockey
Myrte van Herwijnen
Massachusetts
Jr.
Hospitality & Tourism Management
THIRD TEAM
Sport
Name
School
Yr.
Major
Lacrosse
Rachel Clark
Boston College
Sr.
Applied Psychology & Human Development
Golf
Isabella McCauley
Minnesota
Jr.
Business and Marketing Education
Bowling
Kirsten Moore
Youngstown State
Gr.
English
Skiing
Kaja Norbye
Utah
Gr.
Finance
Skiing
Kate Oldham
Montana State
Sr.
Environmental Studies
B. Volleyball
Kylie Pitzak
Utah
Sr.
Quantitative Analysis of Business & Markets
Field Hockey
Aimee Plumb
Louisville
Gr.
Psychology
Crew/Rowing
Laura Teska
Kansas
Sr.
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Water Polo
Rozanne Voorvelt
California at Berkeley
Sr.
Molecular Environmental Biology
Bowling
Anna Warkel
Jacksonville State
Sr.
Sport Management
Lacrosse
Rachel Clark
Boston College
Sr.
Applied Psychology & Human Development
Golf
Isabella McCauley
Minnesota
Jr.
Business and Marketing Education
Bowling
Kirsten Moore
Youngstown State
Gr.
English
Skiing
Kaja Norbye
Utah
Gr.
Finance
Skiing
Kate Oldham
Montana State
Sr.
Environmental Studies
B. Volleyball
Kylie Pitzak
Utah
Sr.
Quantitative Analysis of Business & Markets
Field Hockey
Aimee Plumb
Louisville
Gr.
Psychology
Crew/Rowing
Laura Teska
Kansas
Sr.
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Water Polo
Rozanne Voorvelt
California at Berkeley
Sr.
Molecular Environmental Biology
Bowling
Anna Warkel
Jacksonville State
Sr.
Sport Management
Today’s announcement brings Florida’s 2024-25 total of CSC Academic All-Americans to four.
Since 1984, 10 Gator gymnasts earned 16 CSC Academic All-America honors. Wong joins Amy Myerson (1995, 1996) and Megan Skaggs (2021, 2022) as the third Gator to be a double CSC First-Team Academic All-American.
Wong in 2025:
· One of four in nation to earn maximum of five 2025 Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) regular-season All-America honors.
· Two All-America honors earned in NCAA competition (all-around, uneven bars)
· Career total of All-America honors (29) is No. 3 all-time for Gators
· One of nine in nation with multiple 10.0s in 2025 – uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Perfect mark won SEC uneven bars title.
· Week 7 Inside Gymnastics National Gymnast of the Week
· Three SEC Gymnast of the Week honors (Week 2, 7 and 9)
· Led Gators in 2025 with 27 event wins, including collegiate season-high six all-around titles.
· Finished No. 2 for UF in career 10.0s (11), No. T6 for all-around (20) and No. 4 for event wins (88)
· Among six finalists for AAI Award.
· Named to SEC Community Service Team. Started Leanne Wong Foundation in fall 2024, focusing on food insecurity.
· SEC Academic Honor Roll every year of collegiate career
· Graduated magna cum laude May 2025 with bachelor’s degree in Health Education and Behavior
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