DENVER — MSU Denver Soccer continued its strong postseason recognition on Tuesday afternoon as the College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced its Academic All-District Teams for NCAA Division II.
A combined 10 MSU Denver student-athletes earned Academic All-District honors, with four selections from men's soccer and six from women's soccer. Among them, Charlie Matsumoto and Nick McNeil from the men's side and Monica Yoder from the women's side advanced to the prestigious CSC Academic All-America ballot.
To qualify for CSC Academic All-District recognition, student-athletes must carry a minimum 3.50 cumulative GPA and meet strict participation requirements that reflect both academic and athletic excellence.
Men's Soccer (4 honorees)
Charlie Matsumoto — First-Time Selection | Advances to All-America Ballot
A standout in the classroom and on the field, Matsumoto continues to collect major accolades. The junior midfielder owns a near-perfect GPA and earlier this postseason became the 2025 RMAC Summit Award winner, a First Team Academic All-RMAC honoree, and Second Team All-RMAC selection. This is his first CSC Academic All-District honor.
Nick McNeil — First-Time Selection | Advances to All-America Ballot
One of the nation's top goalkeepers, McNeil's resume this season is unmatched. The 2025 RMAC Goalkeeper of the Year, First Team All-RMAC selection, and First Team Academic All-RMAC honoree adds CSC Academic All-District to his growing list. His stellar academic record advances him to the All-America ballot for the first time.
Joey Kresnik — First-Time Selection
Kresnik earns Academic All-District for the first time in his career, following a year in which he also landed on the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
Riley Liston — First-Time Selection
Liston rounds out the men's selections with his first CSC Academic All-District award after also being named to the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
Women's Soccer (6 honorees)
Monica Yoder — First-Time Selection | Advances to All-America Ballot
Yoder caps a career season with yet another major accolade. The junior midfielder was a Second Team All-RMAC selection, and earned a spot on the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll. Her academic achievements now place her on the national All-America ballot.
Isa Durkin — Second-Time Selection
Durkin repeats as CSC Academic All-District (2023, 2025) after another strong two-way campaign. She also appeared on the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
Jenelle Arenibas — First-Time Selection
Arenibas earns her first Academic All-District honor following a season highlighted by a spot on the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
Natalie Boragine — First-Time Selection
Boragine, a graduate student in Nutrition & Dietetics, adds CSC Academic All-District to her academic accomplishments after making the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
Maya Woods — First-Time Selection
Woods breaks through for her first Academic All-District award and was also named to the 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
Sami Spring — First-Time Selection
The Roadrunners' defensive anchor earns her first CSC Academic All-District nod, adding to her 2025 RMAC Academic Honor Roll recognition.
