SAINT LEO, Fla. – On Tuesday, December 16, the College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced that three Saint Leo University volleyball student-athletes have been named to the CSC Academic All-District team. Thanks to their success on the court and in the classroom, Mia Moser, Tajma Muharemovic, and Paula Perez Rosales earned the honors. All three are first time recipients in their Saint Leo career. 

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To be eligible for this award, student-athletes must have at least a 3.50 cumulative grade point average and have competed in 90 percent of the institution's games or started in at least 66 percent of the contests.

Mia Moser was one of three to appear in all 26 games serving as the libero in a majority of the games in her first season in the Green & Gold. She led the team with 187 digs and averaging 2.23 digs per set as she posted a season-high 26 digs against Florida Tech (Oct. 31) in the Lions' five-set match. Her performance against the Panthers, earned her Jimmy John's Lion of the Week honors. She finished the season with a team-best 34 service aces, including a season-best seven in a victory over Edward Waters (Sept. 20). The Missouri native also add 57 assists while anchoring the back row throughout the year, highlighted by a season-high seven assists at Florida Southern (Nov. 4).

Tajma Muharemovic was also one of three to see the court in all 26 games in 2025. The senior finished the season with 444 assists, averaging 5.10 assists per set while ranking among the SSC leaders in both categories. She set a season-high with 23 assists against Lynn in the season finale. Muharemovic eclipsed the 2,000 career assist mark of her collegiate career with her 13th assist in an early season match up against UIndy. The Denmark native finished her career with 2,361 career assists. Muharemovic finished the season just one dig shy of the team lead with 186 digs. She recorded a season-high of 13 digs three times coming against Augusta, Florida Southern, and Rollins. She also finished the season with 21 service aces, good for second on the team and 11 total blocks, including a solo block against the Mocs.

Paula Perez Rosales played in 25 games in her senior season, leading the Lions with 155 kills while averaging 2.12 kills per set. She registered double-digit kills in five different games and set a season-high with 22 in a five-set senior day victory against Rollins, earning the Lions their first conference victory. Perez Rosales ended the season with 136 digs and finished the season with fourth on the team. She posted three double-doubles against Florida Tech, Rollins, and Lynn.