The Great Southwest Athletic Conference has announced the final standings for the 2025-26 GSAC All-Sports Award, recognizing overall athletic department excellence across conference-sponsored sports during the academic year.

The Master’s claimed the 2025-26 GSAC All-Sports Award with 113 total points, narrowly edging Arizona Christian, which finished second with 110.5 points. OUAZ placed third with 99.5 points, while Embry-Riddle and Hope International tied for fourth with 90 points apiece.

The all-sports title marks the third consecutive year The Master’s has finished atop the conference standings.

The Mustangs built their championship season behind six conference titles in men’s and women’s cross country, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s swim, and men’s volleyball. The Master’s also added runner-up finishes in women’s soccer, women’s basketball, beach volleyball, and both men’s and women’s track & field.

Arizona Christian recorded four conference championships in men’s tennis, softball, and both men’s and women’s track & field while also earning top-three finishes across several sports, including men’s basketball, men’s soccer, swimming, and golf.

OUAZ was led by conference championships in beach volleyball and men’s golf, along with runner-up finishes in men’s volleyball, baseball, women’s golf, and softball.

Embry-Riddle earned conference titles in women’s soccer and women’s golf, while Hope International captured championships in women’s basketball, flag football, and baseball.

Teams receive 10 points for a first-place finish in the final regular season standings for each conference-sponsored sport, nine points for second place, eight for third, and so on. In sports without a regular season conference schedule, results from the GSAC Championship are used to determine the standings. Final all-sports totals are calculated using each institution’s top 12 point-producing sports.