Academic All-District soccer teams include 10 Raiders

Academic All-District Team photo via SOU Sports Information
December 2, 2025

Award recognizes students for academic performance and field participation

SOU Sports Information

Ten student-athletes from the Southern Oregon University soccer teams have been named Academic All-District performers, the College Sports Communicators announced.

For the second year in a row, the Raider women’s soccer team hit the maximum with six selections: Miller BertaniSierra BetzlerEmily HydeCarter O’SheaPayton Puppe-Wotipka and Frida Vargas.

The Raider men’s team was represented by Kaden BarkerDaniel PalominoCasey Ruvolo and Tristan Skerritt.

The award is designed to recognize student-athletes for a combination of their performances on the field and in the classroom. To become eligible, an individual must be at least a sophomore with a minimum GPA of 3.5 and participate in at least 90% of their team’s games or start two-thirds of them.

Among SOU’s honorees were seven players who have previously received All-Cascade Conference recognition. All are now eligible to be considered for the Academic All-America team, which Ruvolo landed on last year.

The Raider women capped one of the best seasons in team history in the second round of the NAIA Tournament, finishing 14-3-3. The Raider men went 10-5-4, accumulating double-digit wins for the 10th consecutive full season.

This story first appeared on the Southern Oregon University Sports Information website, souraiders.com.

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