2025-26 CSC Academic All-America Men's Track & Field Team (PDF)
 
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – Slippery Rock University men's track & field standouts Seaton Wozniak and Logan Anderson were named to Academic All-America honors when the College Sports Communicators announced the 2025-26 Academic All-America Men's Track & Field and Cross Country teams Tuesday.
 
Wozniak, a May graduate from Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, becomes a three-time Academic All-American and repeats as a first team honoree after also earning first team honors in 2024-25 and third team honors in 2023-24. Anderson, a rising junior from Edinboro, Pennsylvania, earns his first career Academic All-America award with a selection to the third team.
 
In order to be nominated for the Academic All-America program, student-athletes must be at least sophomores in academic and athletic standing, must have an athletic performance that ranks in the top 50 in their respective region in a track event or must finish in the top half of the field at the regional cross country championships, must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher and should have significant athletic credentials.
 
All performances from the fall cross country season, the winter indoor track & field season and the spring outdoor track & field season are considered.
 
Both Wozniak and Anderson had record-breaking years in 2025-26 on their way to winning multiple conference titles and earning a pair of All-America honors. Wozniak broke the SRU indoor record in the shot put, won conference titles in the shot put and discus throw and was a second team All-American in the shot put during both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Anderson broke the all-time PSAC and SRU records in the heptathlon indoor, won league titles in the multi-event competition both indoor and outdoor and picked up first team All-America honors indoor and second team All-America honors outdoor.
 
The duo become the 156th and 157th Academic All-America honorees at Slippery Rock since the awards program began in 1970. Entering the 2025-26 academic year, SRU ranked sixth among all NCAA Division II institutions in total Academic All-America selections and 37th all-time across the entire NCAA.
 
Of The Rock's 157 Academic All-America selections, Wozniak is one 39 SRU student-athletes to earn the honor multiple times in a career and one of 13 atheltes to be a three-time honoree.
 
A look at the season accomplishments of Wozniak and Anderson can be found below.
 
SEATON WOZNIAK
Wozniak becomes the 13th SRU student-athlete to become a three-time Academic All-American. He closed out his senior year by keeping his perfect 4.0 GPA, graduating with a degree in business management after more than 120 credit hours. In addition to his excellence in the classroom, Wozniak also earned All-America honors during both the indoor and outdoor seasons in the shot put and won a pair of PSAC titles in two different disciplines in 2025-26. He claimed the indoor title in the shot put with an SRU record of 18.40 meters, which ranked seventh in the nation this winter. He followed that up by winning the PSAC title in the discus throw this spring while also ranking 10th in the nation in the shot put this spring. He closed his career as a three-time All-American with four straight top-15 finishes in the shot put at the National Championships.
 
LOGAN ANDERSON
Anderson had a breakout sophomore season at The Rock in 2025-26, winning PSAC titles in the heptathlon indoor and the decathlon outdoor and earning All-America honors in both seasons. He broke the SRU and all-time PSAC records in the indoor heptathlon (5,323 points) on his way to earning first team All-America honors. He recorded the fifth-best heptathlon score in the country indoor and the fifth-best decathlon score in the nation outdoor (7,125 points) and picked up second team All-America honors outdoor. He was named the PSAC and Atlantic Region Male Field Athlete of the Year during the indoor season. In the classroom, Anderson owns a 3.79 GPA while majoring in safety management.




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