STATESBORO - All seven Georgia Southern student-athletes were named to the All-SoCon Rifle Team, as announced Thursday by the conference. Additionally, sophomore Bremen Butler took home both Athlete of the Year honors for her performance this season.

Earning spots on the Smallbore All-SoCon team were:

First Team
Bremen Butler
Ella Goldfaden
Emma Pohlmann
Emme Walrath
Tori Watts

Second Team
Zahra Gonzalez Mazo
Hailey Singleton

Earning spots on the Air Rifle All-SoCon team were:

First Team
Bremen Butler
Ella Goldfaden
Emme Walrath
Tori Watts

Second Team
Zahra Gonzalez Mazo
Emma Pohlmann
Hailey Singleton

Butler, from Ft. Wayne, Indiana, was named the Smallbore and Air Rifle Athlete of the Year. It marks the fourth straight year an Eagle has earned the smallbore honor (Erin Ballard, 2022; Addy Burrow, 2023; Pohlmann, 2024) and the eighth straight year an Eagle has earned an air rifle honore (Rosemary Kramer, 2018 & 2019; Ashley Judson, 2020 [co], 2021 [co] & 2022; Burrow, 2023; Pohlmann, 2024).

The first and second teams are determined by averaging an athlete's three-highest scores in the discipline, regardless of location. The top five averages in the conference are named first team and the next five-highest averages are named second team.

The Athlete of the Year is determined by averaging an athlete's three-highest scores in the discipline from three different locations, along with their score from the SoCon Championship.

The Eagles qualified for the 2025 NCAA Rifle Championships for the first time in program history and will head to Lexington, Kentucky, for the event March 14-15 at Historic Memorial Coliseum on the campus of the University of Kentucky.