Legion Collegiate Academy recognized 24 Lancer student-athletes who have received college scholarships, presented awards to the Female and Male Athletes of the Year, the Male and Female Scholar-Athletes of the Year,  the recipients of the Mark Cooke Memorial Scholarship, the Anthony "Hutch" Hutchison Memorial Scholarships, the Jalen Benjamin Memorial Scholarship, the Navy ROTC Scholarship, and Minority Scholarship Foundation award, and recognized 84 student-athletes who earned National High School Coaches Association Academic All-American honors during its annual Signing Day and Awards Ceremony held on Thursday, May 15..
 
The list of Legion Collegiate athletes and the colleges and universities where they have received scholarships are as follows:  Jackson Howard, Lacrosse, Lincoln Memorial; Trent Farley, Lacrosse, Wingate; Cole Carson, Lacrosse, Piedmont; Johnny Kalman, Lacrosse, Canisius; Macie Tillman, Softball, Wingate; Gavin MacDonald, Baseball, Florence-Darlington Tech; Cam Towell, Baseball, USC Lancaster; Andres Lopez, Baseball, Newberry; Devin Long, Girls Basketball, Paris Junior College; Nilah Harris, Girls Tennis, Tuskegee; Bryanna Young, Girls Volleyball, Arkansas Tech; Anya Pershin, Girls Volleyball,, Wingate; Abby Hooker, Beach Volleyball, LSU;  Brady Vincent, Boys Soccer, Erskine College' Kong Vue, Soccer, VMI; Nate Mosiman, Soccer ,Lander University; Mason Burgess, Boys Soccer, Pfieffer; Rhyia Mitchell, Girls Soccer, Valdosta College; Simone Brown, Gymnastics, Clemson; Addie Catledge, Acrobatics/Tumbling, Presbyterian College;;Kendrick Miller, Football, Hiram College; Ethan Blocker, Cycling, Belmont Abbey.
 
A total of 22 Legion Collegiate Academy student-athletes (including 11 on both the first and second teams) achieved recognition this year as Scholar-Athletes.
 
Members of the First Team include: Abigail Savage, Girls' Tennis/Flag Football; Addison Burke, Girls' Volleyball; Nadege Baron-Carroll, Girls' Volleyball; Jaylen McMurray, Girls' Basketball; Kiernan Graney, Boys' Soccer; Victoria Baranski, Girls' Tennis; Jacques Smit, Boys' Tennis; Addison Catledge, Acrobatics/Gymnastics; Jana Kandil, Girls' Basketball; Carolyn Tessadri, Girls' Soccer; Andres Lopez, Baseball.
 
Members of the Second Team include: Ethan Blocker, Cycling; Kylie Graney, Girls' Flag Football; Ryan Brakstad, Baseball; Emma Dade, Softball; Ian Burke, Boys' Volleyball; Nathan DeSa, Boys' Volleyball; Camille McKinney, Girls' Volleyball; Elizabeth Desermia, Softball; Leeya Williams, Girls' Volleyball; Simone Brown, Gymnastics; Gracyn Hagler, Softball/Girls' Flag Football.
 
The 2024-25 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award was presented to senior Abigail Savage, a member of the Girls' Flag Football and Tennis teams.  She compiled a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 5.4. Senior soccer player Kiernan Graney was the recipient of the Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year.  He maintained a GPA of 5.340.
 
The 2024-25 Female Athlete of the Year was presented to Bryanna Young, a senior on the Girls' volleyball team, while the Male Athlete of the Year is Nate Mosiman, a senior on the Boys' soccer team. These two awards are voted on by the coaches and athletic staff.
 
Amelia Mason, a senior softball player, is the recipient of the $1,500 Mark Cooke Memorial Scholarship. Coach Cooke passed away exactly two years ago on May 15, 2023. The scholarship award was presented Coach Cooke's son, Noah, and Lancer Softball Coach Shayna Trist, who also played for Cooke at Winthrop.
 
The $5,000 Anthony "Hutch" Hutchinson Memorial Scholarship was presented to Abigail Savage. Hutchison was on the first Legion Collegiate Academy School Board, and was hired to coach the girls and boys Cross Country teams before he passed away in 2021.
 
The $2,000 Jalen Benjamin Memorial Scholarship has been established in memory of the 29-year-old LCA baseball coach, who was killed in a traffic accident last August. The first recipients are Andres Lopez and Gavin MacDonald.
 
Two other special scholarships were presented this year. Evan Hutson, a senior, was awarded a $200,000 Navy ROTC Scholarship, and senior Hannah Massey received one of two $2,500 Minority Scholarship Foundation Scholarships that are awarded to York County students.
 
The complete list (in alphabetical order) of LCA's 2024-25 National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) Academic All-Americans is as follows:
 
The list of LCA's Academic All-Americans (in alphabetical order) is as follows:
 
Meridith Allen (flag football), Victoria Baranski (tennis), Nadege Baron-Carroll (volleyball), Virginia Bart (golf), Ryan Brakstad (baseball), Caleb Brewer (volleyball), Mason Burgess (soccer), Addison Burke (volleyball), Ian Burke (volleyball), Owen Burke (volleyball), Nico Byrd (basketball), Vanessa Carey (golf), Savannah Cornwell (softball, flag football), Avery Covelli (volleyball), Ellen Creagh (soccer) Avery Crocker (soccer), Emma Dade (softball), Nathan De Sa (volleyball), Elizabeth Desermia (softball); Sydney Elkins (basketball), Madeline Gallagher (soccer), Ashlyn Giesler (basketball), Kieran Graney (soccer), Gracyn Hagler (softball, flag football), Judy Hassabo (basketball), Alaina Hope (soccer),Justin Iannetto (soccer), Bryan Jeudy (soccer, basketball), Anna Kalnytskyy (soccer), Jana Kandil (basketball), Austin Kennedy (soccer), Reagan Knight (volleyball), Aaryan Kusuma (soccer), Sophie Larner (volleyball), Nolan Lindahl (soccer), Aiden Littlejohn (volleyball), Andres Lopez (baseball), Amelia Mason (softball), Griffin McKain (baseball),Camille McKinney (volleyball), Jaylen McMurray (basketball), Ana Mendez (volleyball)Alex Moore (soccer) Nate Mosiman (soccer), Aniya Moultrie (flag football), Aiyana Murrell (basketball);Tate Olney (baseball), Collin Ostrower (soccer), Ezekiel Palma (soccer), Robert Palmer (soccer),Cameron Parks (volleyball), Carly Parks (volleyball), Jackson Pennington (soccer), Anya Pershin (volleyball), Eva Pershin (volleyball), Naia Ping (flag football), Kaelyn Poindexter (basketball), Matthew Pond (baseball), Nataliya Redman (soccer) Nicholas Redman (soccer), Hudson Riordan (baseball), Abigail Savage (tennis), Chris Savage (lacrosse), Sarah Savage (flag football), Mason Self (soccer), Josalynn Shaw (volleyball), Jacques Smit (tennis), Kirkland Stewart (soccer), Wesley Stewart (basketball, golf), Kyler Swertfager (soccer); Carolyn Tessadri (soccer), Jackson Thalinger (lacrosse) Macie Tillman (softball), Peter Tristano (tennis), Reagan Ungar (lacrosse), Cruz Uribe (soccer), Van Utesch (soccer), Brady Vincent (soccer), Kong Vue (soccer), Coalson Williams (baseball), Kate Yeakley (soccer), Kennedy Yesh (basketball), Bryanna Young (volleyball, flag football), Fallon Zimba (flag football).