WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.- The Palm Beach Atlantic women's soccer team received academic accolades from College Sports Communicators. Anna Vila, Michaela Boyd, Cami McKinley, Ebba Gustafsson, and Krysta Memis earned CSC Academic All-District honors. 

The 2022 Academic All-District Women's Soccer Teams, selected by College Sports Communicators, recognize the nation's top student-athletes for their combined performances on the field and in the classroom. The criteria to earn academic all-district is that a student-athlete must play at least half of their team's matches while maintaining at least a 3.5 grade point average. 

Anna Vila earned a 3.91 GPA. She played in 12 matches for the 'Fish this season. The international student-athlete concluded the regular season tied for the team lead in assists with two. Vila distributed both her assists in PBA's 3-2 victory over Rollins (Oct. 22.) Additionally, she's been named to the SSC Honor Roll, President's List, and the Provost's List. Vila is earning her master's degree in Leadership. 

Michaela Boyd obtained a 3.8443 GPA and is majoring in Elementary Education with a minor in Business Administration. Boyd played in every match for PBA this season with 728 minutes on the pitch. The experienced veteran scored her tenth career goal versus Pace (Aug. 31.) Boyd has also received SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll, Provost's List, and President's List honors. She's received a D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award and an NCAA DII Women Leaders X Grant. Last year, Boyd was elected to the DII National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.   

Ebba Gustafsson is studying for her master's in Business Administration and tallied a 3.665 GPA. Gustafsson transferred from Keiser before her first season with the Sailfish. The Sweden native appeared in every match for PBA and played 637 minutes with three shots on goal. This is Gustafsson's first academic award she's received with the 'Fish.  

With a 3.9114 GPA, Cami McKinley is earning her bachelor's in Exercise Science and minoring in Business Administration. The senior from North Port Florida played in eleven matches for the 'Fish this year. McKinley is familiar with academic awards as she's been named to the Provost's List four times, the SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll three times, and the President's List twice. Additionally, McKinley received a D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award last year. 

Krysta Memis put together a 4.0 GPA and is earning her master's in Leadership. Memis transferred to PBA from Wilmington University as this marks her first academic award with PBA. The Pennsylvania native made an immediate impact in her first season with the Sailfish. Memis finished the regular season tied for the team lead in points with six (two goals and two assists.) She scored two game-winning goals this season in PBA's victories over Westminster (Aug. 25) and Rollins (Oct. 22.)