Seven Pitt-Johnstown student-athletes were selected to the inaugural 2026 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Spring Academic All-Conference Team when the league this year's honorees on Wednesday.

In its inaugural year, the awards program was created to increase academic recognition for high-achieving student-athletes – which was a priority for the Conference's membership highlighted in its most recent Strategic Plan.

Pitt-Johnstown baseball players Calvin Iseminger and Brody Roberts, softball players Meghan McDonough, Audrey Paterson, and Mahlon Yonkin and track and field athletes Ellie Zuro-Cirino and Ryan Porch.

To qualify, undergraduate and graduate student-athletes must have completed four semesters academically at the nominating campus with at least a 3.50 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale). For the purposes of PSAC Academic All-Conference, completed semesters and GPAs are calculated at the beginning of each season using the previous completed semester (Fall 2025).

In addition, student-athletes must have met a minimum of participation requirements. For team sport selections, this includes playing in 70% of a team's contests (through the conference championship date.) For individual sports, there are unique participation requirements that are detailed.  Recognition is based solely on meeting the outlined criteria.

In total, 382 student-athletes across all 17 PSAC institutions qualified for the Spring 2026 PSAC Academic All-Conference Teams.