Mt. San Jacinto College Beach Volleyball Team Earns 3C2A Scholar Team Recognition

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Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) is proud to announce that its Beach Volleyball team has been named a California Community College Athletic Association (3C2A) Scholar Team Recipient for the 2024–25 Academic Year, a distinction that recognizes the collective academic excellence of an entire athletic team.

Left to right, Korie Milan, Serinna Eason, head coach of the Mt. San Jacinto College Beach Volleyball team, and Josephine Springer pose following competition during the Spring 2025 season. 

This prestigious honor reflects the team’s strong commitment to academic achievement alongside athletic performance. The 3C2A Scholar Team designation represents a standard of excellence to which all collegiate teams aspire and highlights the dedication, discipline, and perseverance demonstrated by MSJC’s student-athletes both in the classroom and on the sand.

“We are incredibly proud of our Beach Volleyball student-athletes for this well-earned recognition,” said MSJC Superintendent/President Dr. Roger Schultz. “This honor showcases our commitment to developing well-rounded students who excel academically while competing at a high level.”

Student-athletes from the Mt. San Jacinto College Beach Volleyball team compete during a Spring 2025 match, demonstrating teamwork, athleticism, and focus on the sand.

The MSJC Beach Volleyball team will be formally recognized at the 3C2A Scholar-Athlete Luncheon, scheduled for 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, as part of the annual 3C2A Convention in Burbank, California. The luncheon celebrates scholar-athletes and scholar teams from across the state, including students who have achieved academic success while overcoming significant challenges.

As part of the recognition, MSJC will also honor individual members of the Beach Volleyball team for their academic accomplishments.

Members of the MSJC Beach Volleyball team set up a play during Spring 2025 competition, showcasing game strategy and coordination as part of a season that later earned the team 3C2A Scholar Team recognition.

This achievement reflects Mt. San Jacinto College’s ongoing commitment to student success, emphasizing the importance of academic excellence, personal growth, and leadership through athletics.

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