USC Women’s Water Polo Logs 10 On MPSF All-Academic Scholar-Athlete List

After their finals seasons of competition with USC women's water polo, outgoing Trojans Julia Janov, Hannah Meyer and Carolyne Stern have collected a combined nine MPSF All-Academic Scholar-Athlete awards. They lead a group of 10 Trojans on that conference academic honor roll, joined by repeat honorees Emma Lawson and Isabel Zimmerman along with first-timers Alejandra Aznar, Alex Bonaguidi, Molly Glad, Maggie Johnson and Morgan Netherton.

All 10 Trojans boast cumulative GPAs over 3.0 and are at least a sophomore academically with one full academic year served at USC. All also played key roles in USC's run to a 20th straight trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2024.

The group represents six different academic degree programs spanning four schools at USC. Aznar (international relations), Bonaguidi (psychology), Lawson (psychology), Meyer (health & human sciences), Netherton (psychology) and Zimmerman (health & human sciences) all hail from USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. Glad (health promotion & disease prevention studies) is in Keck School of Medicine, while Janov (communication) and Stern (master's: communication management) just complete their degrees from USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Johnson (biomedical engineering) is pursuing her degree in USC Viterbi School of Engineering.

USC's 2024 MPSF All-Academic Scholar-Athletes:
Alejandra Aznar — International Relations (Dornsife)
Alex Bonaguidi — Psychology (Dornsife)
Molly Glad — Health Promotion & Disease Prevention Studies (Keck)
^Julia Janov — Communication (Annenberg)
Maggie Johnson — Biomedical Engineering (Viterbi)
*Emma Lawson — Psychology (Dornsife)
*Hannah Meyer — Health & Human Sciences (Dornsife)
Morgan Netherton — Psychology  (Dornsife)
#Carolyne Stern — Master's: Communication Management (Annenberg)
*Isabel Zimmerman — Health & Human Sciences (Dornsife)
* — two-time honoree
^ — three-time honoree
# — four-time honoree