Four Huskies Named CSC Academic All-America
July 15, 2025 | Track & Field
SEATTLE – Already proven as elite in their events, four Husky women's track & field athletes were honored today as College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-Americans, one of the most prestigious honors for student-athletes who excel both athletically and in the classroom. The four honorees are the most UW has ever had in one year, and are tied with Oregon for the most in the NCAA this year.
NCAA Champions in the pole vault indoors and outdoors, Hana and Amanda Moll were both named First Team Academic All-Americans for the first time. Both sophomores are majoring in Business Administration, with Amanda currently owning a 3.91 cumulative GPA and Hana carrying a 3.86 GPA. The two were each among the ten semifinalists for the Bowerman Award, the top honor in college track & field. They went to 1-2 in NCAA history both indoors and outdoors, with Hana winning National Women's Field Athlete of the Year outdoors and Amanda winning National Women's Field Athlete of the Year indoors.
On the Second Team is senior Amina Maatoug, who earned four All-America honors in her one season at Washington in 2024-25. Maatoug made the NCAA podium this year in the mile and the 3k indoors, and the 5k outdoors, and won the Big Ten Indoor 3k title and was runner-up at the Big Ten Outdoor meet in the 5k. She earned a 3.62 GPA in postbaccalaureate study after earning her Bachelor's degree in Philosophy at Duke.
Chloe Foerster was named a Third Team Academic All-American, her first such honor. She has a 3.66 cumulative GPA majoring in Biology. Foerster reached her first NCAA finals this year, indoors and out, placing sixth in the mile final and eighth in the 1,500m final, while running big PRs at every distance. Foerster also won the Big Ten Indoor 800-meters title and helped the Dawgs to a 13th-place NCAA finish in cross country back in the fall.
NCAA Champions in the pole vault indoors and outdoors, Hana and Amanda Moll were both named First Team Academic All-Americans for the first time. Both sophomores are majoring in Business Administration, with Amanda currently owning a 3.91 cumulative GPA and Hana carrying a 3.86 GPA. The two were each among the ten semifinalists for the Bowerman Award, the top honor in college track & field. They went to 1-2 in NCAA history both indoors and outdoors, with Hana winning National Women's Field Athlete of the Year outdoors and Amanda winning National Women's Field Athlete of the Year indoors.
On the Second Team is senior Amina Maatoug, who earned four All-America honors in her one season at Washington in 2024-25. Maatoug made the NCAA podium this year in the mile and the 3k indoors, and the 5k outdoors, and won the Big Ten Indoor 3k title and was runner-up at the Big Ten Outdoor meet in the 5k. She earned a 3.62 GPA in postbaccalaureate study after earning her Bachelor's degree in Philosophy at Duke.
Chloe Foerster was named a Third Team Academic All-American, her first such honor. She has a 3.66 cumulative GPA majoring in Biology. Foerster reached her first NCAA finals this year, indoors and out, placing sixth in the mile final and eighth in the 1,500m final, while running big PRs at every distance. Foerster also won the Big Ten Indoor 800-meters title and helped the Dawgs to a 13th-place NCAA finish in cross country back in the fall.
Players Mentioned
Raising the Bar | Hana & Amanda Moll
Monday, August 04
Women's 1500m final - 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championship
Sunday, June 15
Nathan Green | 2025 NCAA 1500m Champion
Saturday, June 14
Track & Field NCAA Championships | Huskies Highlights
Friday, June 13
