DALLAS -- The awards keep coming for the back-to-back champs.

The College STUNT Coaches Association (CSCA) announced All-Americans and National award winners — and unsurprisingly, several members of the George Fox STUNT team find themselves on the list.

For the second straight season, Marlee Rae was named the Division III Athlete of the Year thanks to another standout performance. Rae was Athlete of the Game in three of the Bruins' four games in the Division III Tournament, and was named the All-Tournament First Team and the Bruins' MVP for the Tournament.

Meanwhile, Luka Ogden was named the Division III Jumps & Tumbling Specialist of the Year — the second straight season the Bruins earned the award after Christina Converse earned it in 2025. Ogden, the Player of the Game in the Bruins' 25-20 National Championship win over Muskingum, was another key piece that helped lead the Bruins to another title.

Ogden and Rae were one of eight athletes who were named to the CSCA All-American team: Christina Converse, Skyler McRay, Averie Potts, Emma Reinke, and Corinne Romo were all named to the first team, while Makaylee Kuiken picked up a second team honor. For Ogden and Reinke, it was their record third All-American honor, while Romo and Rae earned their second. For Fox, the eight All-Americans was a program record, besting the seven honorees from 2025.

Rounding out the honors were program director Reba McLennan and head coach Beth Sanchez, who were named CSCA Coaches of the Year thanks to the program's second national championship in just three years of existence. It's the second time that the GFU coaching staff has earned the honor following a third-place finish in their first year of existence.

"We are so blessed to receive these awards," McLennan said, "It truly belongs to our student-athletes, our entire coaching staff and support system within the Athletic Department. Their commitment, character, and belief in our vision are what made this season possible."

The Bruins will be back in 2027 as they navigate a new championship format as the NCAA takes control of the STUNT postseason in 2027. Nonetheless, GFU will look for their third consecutive national championship — and surely, more awards to come.