STANFORD, Calif. — Having secured multiple accomplishments on the pitch, Stanford field hockey earned its first set of the off-the-field awards with 18 student-athletes being named to the All-ACC Academic Team, the conference announced Wednesday.
Stanford’s 18 honorees were the most in the conference this season after posting 17 to the All-ACC Academic Team a season ago. In order to be considered for the All-ACC Academic team, athletes must have earned a 3.0-grade point average for the previous academic year and a cumulative 3.0 average during their academic career. In addition, athletes must have participated in at least 50% percent of their team’s contests in 2025.
Stanford’s honorees for the 2025 All-ACC Academic Team are as follows:
Scout Butler, Stanford, D, History
Mia Clark, Stanford, D, Sociology
Chantal Eiwanger, Stanford, M/F, Communications
Daisy Ford, Stanford, GK, Spanish
Ella Ganocy, Stanford, M/F, Management Science and Engineering
Anna Ghuliani, Stanford, D, Biology
Anya Jackson, Stanford, GK, Undeclared
Liv Martin, Stanford, M, International Relations
Puja Nanjappa, Stanford, D, Biology
Kate Nemec, Stanford, M, Cellular, Molecular and Organismal Biology
Claire Nockolds, Stanford, D/M, Bioengineering
Jenny O'Grady, Stanford, M, Human Biology
Esther Pottebaum, Stanford, M, International Relations and Spanish
Cara Sambeth, Stanford, D/M, Chemical Engineering
Tottie Taylor, Stanford, M, International Relations
Gemma Townsend, Stanford, Finance, Human Biology
Bea Varley, Stanford, D/M, Undeclared
Maroussia Walckiers, Stanford, M/F, Engineering