KILLINGWORTH, Conn. - The Vermont State University Castleton football team landed a league-leading 24 student-athletes on the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference's All-Academic Team, as well as an additional 34 student-athletes on the conference's Academic Honor Roll. In total 58 student-athletes received recognition by the conference for their efforts in the classroom.
 
In order to be eligible for the ECFC All-Academic Team, a student-athlete must have earned a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher through the Fall 2023 semester. All honorees must also be at least a sophomore in standing and have a minimum of two years of participation on the football team.
 
Noah Crossman, and Jacob Gonzalez earned the accolade for the fourth time in their careers, while Ethan Coarse, Mark Howland, Alix Prouty, and Evan Smith earned the accolade for the third time in their career. Devin Bourget, Max Fair, Andrew Keeler, Kevin McDonough, Dawson Pierson, Henry Robertson, and Dylan Shiland earned the award for the second time. Among the 11 first-time honorees were Jacob Calabro, Julian Chiemingo Rivera, Drew Conant, Elliot Douglass, James Galarneau, Oscar Hamrelius, Walter Lundstroem, DeVaughn Miller, Joshua Peters, Brady Reed, and Hunter Swan.
 
The Academic Honor Roll is reserved for student-athletes that achieved a 3.0 or higher fall semester GPA. This award can also be awarded to freshman and first-year transfer students.
 
There were 34 student-athletes named to the honor roll: Ryan Freund, Alex Polli, Davin McIver, Matt Mumford, Matt Campbell, Mike Morrissey, Daniel Doherty IV, Tyler Buxton, Caden Lockwood, Caleb Russell, Charlie McMahon, Joel Davidson, Ryan Duclos, Isaiah LaPlume, Owen Whitman, Kevin Davidson, Hollis Jones, Brendan Driscoll, Noah Miller, Wyatt Jackson, Xavian Breer, Braden Lankarge, Ian DeTulleo, Cam Lococo, Elie Timler, Kaevryel Madison, Keevon Parks, Joe Medrano, Isaiah Oufiero, Michael Flores, Robert Guerin, Anthony Torra, CJ Childs, and Alejandro Rivera.