GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Brady Lubetsky and Danielle Bell were named the 2026 FHSAA Ronald N. Davis Male and Female Scholar-Athletes of the Year. Lubetsky and Bell demonstrated exceptional achievement in both academics and athletics, maintaining impressive GPAs while competing in multiple sports. In addition, both contributed significant hours to community service and earned numerous honors recognizing their accomplishments in the classroom and in competition.
“The Academic All-State Team recognizes the very best of what high school athletics can develop—leaders who excel in the classroom, compete at the highest level, and make a meaningful difference in their communities,” said Florida Dairy Farmers CEO Melissa Gerharter. “Brady and Danielle have set an extraordinary example through their dedication, character, and commitment to service. Florida’s dairy farm families are proud to celebrate their achievements and support them as they take the next step toward bright and promising futures.”
Male-Scholar Athlete of the Year: Brady Lubetsky
Brady Lubetsky, Miami Country Day— Graduating from Miami Country Day with a 4.0 GPA, Brady Lubetsky has excelled in academics, athletics, and leadership throughout his high school career. He has earned Head of School Academic Honors throughout high school and the Sapere Aude Award, recognizing him among the top 5% of his class. Brady is actively involved in the National Honor Society, Science Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Mu Alpha Theta. A dedicated athlete, he competes in cross country, lacrosse, and track & field, serving as a four-year captain in cross country and a three-year captain in lacrosse. He also played a key role as a founding member of the school’s track & field team. Committed to service and leadership, Brady has contributed over 600 volunteer hours with Community Cares National, where he serves as President, supporting international disaster relief efforts. The son of Cary and Caryn Lubetsky, Brady will attend Cornell University to study engineering while participating in the Air Force ROTC on a four-year Type 4 technical scholarship.
Source: FHSAA
