Dallas, TX – Texas A&M University-Kingsville's STUNT program has made history as four Javelina student-athletes earned All-Lone Star Conference honors, the first time in program history that TAMUK STUNT athletes have received All-LSC recognition.

"I am beyond proud of the four athletes that received awards tonight at our 2026 LSC Banquete," Head Coach Lindsey Garcia said. "This group of young ladies made history of being the first ever to receive a STUNT conference award in our program's history!"

Tumblers Arabella Cobos and Bernice Asbury were each named to the All-LSC Second Team. Cobos, a freshman, appeared in 124 rounds this season, earning 67 points and posting a power ranking of 10.333. Asbury, a sophomore, led the two in rounds played with 140, earning 69 points and finishing with a power ranking of 10.278. Together, the two combined for 264 rounds played and 136 points earned, proving to be a reliable and productive duo for the Javelinas throughout the season.

Juniors Kennedy Ward and Baylee Gard were each named to the All-LSC Academic Team, recognizing their commitment to excellence both on the performance floor and in the classroom. Ward, a junior majoring in elementary education, and Gard, a junior majoring in nursing, represent the balance of athletic and academic achievement that defines the Javelina student-athlete experience.

"Each of these athletes put in hard work in the classroom and on the mat," Garcia said. "Team two has done amazing things, and I couldn't be more proud!"

The recognition of all four student-athletes represents a landmark moment for a program that continues to grow and establish itself as a force in Collegiate STUNT. As STUNT at TAMUK enters a new chapter, the performances and achievements of Cobos, Asbury, Ward, and Gard signal a promising future for the program.