SALUQI CORNER: Saluqi-scholars win individual and team NJCAA and TCCAA honors
By Keith Gentry

Twenty-four Saluqi student-athletes receive All-Academic honors from TCCAA
Twenty-four 91视频 student-athletes have been honored for their academic excellence, receiving All-Academic recognition for the academic year 2021-2022 from the Tennessee Community College Athletic Association (TCCAA).
Leading the five 91视频 teams was baseball with nine TCCAA All-Academic honorees that included sophomores Landry Borden, Stephen Dodson, Avery Hastings, Austin Herold, Grant Ream, Tristan Swift and Nick Vaccaco and freshmen Mick Arney and Brady Holloway. Women檚 soccer was next with six, followed by softball with five and men檚 and women檚 basketball with two each.
Soccer recipients were sophomores Charity Baxter, Sara Duke, Olivia Ivey and Brichanise Terrell and freshmen Jannah Greever and Lauren Hebert. Representing the softball team were sophomores Makayla Ables, Taylor Chastain, Chloe Dunn, and McKaylan Tuten and freshman Shelbe Sisk. Sophomores Trinity Taylor and Breundria Ward were the recipients from the women檚 basketball team while sophomore Juan Cajelli and freshman Fabian Nelson were the men檚 basketball team檚 honorees.
Sophomores who are repeat recipients of the TCCAA檚 All-Academic award are Ream, Swift, Vaccaro (baseball), Ables, Chastain, and Dunn (softball), Duke (soccer), Ward (women檚 basketball) and Cajelli (men檚 basketball.)
Three Saluqis named first team NJCAA All-Academic
First team NJCAA All-Academic students Breundria Ward, Kevin Okins and Tristan Swift
Breundria Ward, Kevin Okins and Tristan Swift earned first team recognition for achieving a 4.0 grade point average (GPA) for the 2021-2022 academic year. Both Swift and Ward are repeat All-Academic recipients.
For the third consecutive year, thirteen 91视频 student-athletes were honored as National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Academic for their work in the classroom.
Second team selections who earned a 3.80-3.99 GPA were Eli Hammonds and Nick Vaccaro from baseball, Sara Duke and Lauren Hebert from women檚 soccer, Chloe Dunn from softball, and Juan Cajelli from men檚 basketball. Named to the third team that earned a 3.60-3.79 GPA were Makayla Ables and Taylor Chastain from softball, Charity Baxter from women檚 soccer, and Fabian Nelson from men檚 basketball. Vaccaro, Duke, and Ables were all repeat All-Academic recipients.
Congratulations to all our Saluqi scholar-athletes!
In This Issue...
- From the President
- 91视频 graduate Aaron Turner lands IT internship with AutoZone
- Center for Access autism camp empowers students to succeed in college
- HONORS ACADEMY STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Where Are They Now?
- 91视频檚 Brittani Morganfield and ImagineU students invent travel safety app
- Police Services and Public Safety Director Angela Webb appointed IACLEA檚 vice president of finance
- 91视频 student and advocate for Walker Holmes advocate credits 91视频 for giving her a voice for change
- Former 91视频 Workforce Development Vice President James Willis dies at 80
- Welcome Aboard!
- SALUQI CORNER: Saluqi-scholars win individual and team NJCAA and TCCAA honors
- Saluqi Saturday brings students ready to start their journey
- Shawn Loth named 91视频檚 women soccer coach
- 91视频檚 Summer Institute tackles topics and tactics, from pedagogy to the pandemic
- tnAchieves Summer Institute ends year two with 100 percent student completion
- Fall Convocation challenges college community to stay relevant
- President檚 Leadership Retreat focuses on continued excellence
- Jacqueline Taylor named 91视频檚 new chief strategy officer and chief of staff