Oberlin, Ohio - Oberlin College football players Josh Woznicki, Gavi Genger, Evan Smith-Rooks, Brent Larson and Brandon Hall were named Academic All-District® for the second straight season, the College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced on Tuesday.

The award recognizes the nation's top student-athletes for their combined performances on the field and in the classroom. In order to be eligible for selection, a student-athlete must have reached sophomore athletic status and either competed in 90% of the team's games or started in at least 66% of the contests while maintaining a 3.50 or higher cumulative grade point average.

A junior physics major from Lambertville, New Jersey, Woznicki was active on both sides of the ball this past season, catching four passes for 32 yards, while also racking up 16 tackles on defense and special teams. 

An anchor on the defensive line, Genger made 18 tackles on the season. A junior economics and mathematics double major from New Canaan, Connecticut, Genger started all 10 games for the Yeomen. 

The team leader with 45 catches and 383 receiving yards, Smith-Rooks excelled in his role as a super back. A junior environmental science & psychology double major from Atlanta, Georgia, Smith-Rooks started all 10 games, averaging 8.51 yards per catch to go along with one touchdown reception. 

A key piece on the offensive line, Larson appeared in seven games up front. The junior from Loveland, Colorado is majoring in economics.

An All-NCAC third-team selection, Hall finished tied for third in the league with 82 tackles over 10 games played. An economics major from South Riding, Virginia, he recorded 4.5 tackles for loss while leading the team with six passes defensed. Hall also notched one fumble recovery and one interception.

All five honorees are set to return to the team next season.