2022-23 West Virginia University Intercollegiate Athletics Annual Report

WVU DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MISSION

The mission of the West Virginia University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide the means to empower student-athletes to develop as leaders and achieve their full potential academically, athletically and personally. As an integral part of WVU, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to supporting the broader mission of the University through the integration of athletics in the academic community.

In achieving this mission, the defining principles are reflected in Mountaineer P.R.I.D.E.:

P R I D E

PEOPLE – WE WILL RECOGNIZE THAT THE FOUNDATION OF WVU ATHLETICS IS THE PEOPLE – STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, STAFF AND THE GREATER MOUNTAINEER COMMUNITY.

RESPECT – WE WILL REPRESENT AND EMBRACE THE IMPORTANCE OF DIVERSITY, INCLUSION, SPORTSMANSHIP AND FAIRNESS.

INTEGRITY – WE WILL OPERATE WITH COMMITMENT TO FISCAL INTEGRITY, PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY, AND COMPLIANCE WITHIN THE RULES, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES OF RESPECTIVE GOVERNING BODIES.

DEDICATION – WE WILL DEDICATE RESOURCES TO PROMOTE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ACADEMIC, PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL WELLBEING OF STUDENT-ATHLETES AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF COACHES AND STAFF.

A MESSAGE FROM WREN BAKER

VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

It has certainly been a whirlwind eight months for me as your vice president and director of athletics.

As busy as it has been, let me say again how honored I am to be at West Virginia University guiding the athletics department for West Virginia’s land grant institution. I have traveled the state, seen its beauty, met some of the nicest people in the world and learned exactly why it is called Almost Heaven.

My family and I have been welcomed with open arms, and the transition for us has gone well because of the great people of this state and for that, I cannot thank you enough.

Before I came on board in December and really got going full-time in January, women’s soccer had already won the Big 12 Championship, and I quickly learned of the strong program that Nikki Izzo-Brown has built. That momentum carried over into basketball season as the men’s and women’s teams qualified for the NCAA Tournament.

The conclusion of basketball opened the door for one of, if not, the greatest baseball regular seasons in Mountaineer history. Coach Randy Mazey led his squad to a school-record tying 40 wins and a share of the Big 12 regular season championship. JJ Wetherholt was one of the best players in the nation, earning unanimous All-America honors and being named Big 12 Player of the Year.

Speaking of outstanding performances, track and cross country star Ceili McCabe is well on her way to becoming one of the greatest runners in WVU history. McCabe once again this year brought home three All-America honors in cross country, indoor and outdoor track. For the second year in a row, she was WVU’s top female award winner, but the best news is that she is only a junior and will be back for her senior year.

Those teams and student-athletes mentioned above will certainly be highlighted more in the upcoming pages of this 2022-23 Annual Report. As I bring you my first year-ending report as your director of athletics, I would like to point out some numbers that stand out.

For the year, WVU qualified seven teams for the NCAA postseason, 20 more student-athletes qualified individually and three teams (women’s soccer, rifle and baseball) won conference championships. We had 19 student-athletes take home All-America honors, while 73 earned all-conference recognition.

On the academic side, our performance was strong again. Seven studentathletes were named Academic All-Americans, including Wetherholt, who not only earned the honors on the field but also in the classroom. More than 340 athletes made the Big 12 honor roll, and our APR scores and graduation rates continued to excel.

Overall, it was a successful year, and I hope you enjoy reading about all the accomplishments in the upcoming pages. I know I am ready for my first full year of Mountaineer athletics. I can’t wait to see the color and pageantry of Mountaineer football and again appreciate all the hard work that our more than 500 student-athletes put in to represent WVU and the state of West Virginia.

I will say again how happy I am to be at West Virginia University and to be your director of athletics. Enjoy the 2023 Annual Report and then let’s get focused for the new season. It will be a good one.

Let’s

Wren Baker Vice President Director of Athletics. West Virginia University

Go,

YEAR IN REVIEW

BASEBALL:

40-20, 15-9 BIG 12; 1ST IN BIG 12

CROSS COUNTRY:

2ND AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP; 27TH AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

MEN’S BASKETBALL:

19-15, 7-11 BIG 12; 8TH IN BIG 12

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL:

19-12, 10-8 BIG 12; 5TH IN BIG 12

FOOTBALL:

5-7, 3-6 BIG 12; 7TH IN BIG 12

GOLF:

9TH AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP

GYMNASTICS:

12-9, 1-2 BIG 12; 3RD AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP; NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (PITTSBURGH)

ROWING:

7TH AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP

RIFLE:

16-4, 8-1 GARC; GARC

TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS; 5TH AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

MEN’S SOCCER:

7-7-4, 3-1-4 SUN BELT; 4TH IN SUN BELT

WOMEN’S SOCCER:

11-5-7, 4-1-4 BIG 12; BIG 12

TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS: 4TH IN BIG 12

MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING:

4-2, 0-0 BIG 12; 3RD AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP

WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING:

6-2, 1-0 BIG 12; 4TH AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP

WOMEN’S TENNIS:

11-12, 1-8 BIG 12; 9TH IN BIG 12

TRACK AND FIELD:

9TH AT BIG 12 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS; 9TH AT BIG 12 OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

VOLLEYBALL:

7-22, 0-16 BIG 12; 9TH IN BIG 12

WRESTLING:

10-5, 2-5 BIG 12; 12TH AT BIG 12

CHAMPIONSHIPS; 34TH AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

NCAA Team Qualifiers

Cross Country

Baseball

Gymnastics

Men’s Basketball

Rifle

Women’s Basketball

Women’s Soccer

Rankings (Final)

Cross Country ............................... 27 (USTFCCCA)

Cross Country and Track & Field ....17 (USTFCCCA)

Gymnastics ................................... 30 (Road to Nationals)

Rifle ................................................ 5 (CRCA)

Conference Team Champions

Baseball

Rifle

Women’s Soccer

Conference Individual

Champions

Ceili McCabe, Cross Country/Track & Field

Big 12 Cross Country Individual Champion

Big 12 3,000-Meter Run Champion (Indoor)

Big 12 3,000-Meter Steeplechase Champion (Outdoor)

Tal Engler, Rifle

GARC Smallbore Champion

Jacqueline McCutchan, Women’s Swimming and Diving

Big 12 Swimming Champion (100 Backstroke)

AWARDS & HONORS

COACHING AWARDS AND HONORS

CONFERENCE

COLLEGE SPORTS COMMUNICATORS

CONFERENCE MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

Jordan Brewster Women’s Soccer Big 12

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

Jean-Pierre Lucas Rifle CRCA Assistant Coach of the Year

Cliff Moore, Wrestling Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame Class of 2023

JJ Wetherholt Baseball Big 12 Player of the Year

JJ Wetherholt Baseball First Team

Ceili McCabe Cross Country Big 12 Women’s Runner of the Year

Verena Zaisberger Rifle First Team

Mary Tucker Rifle GARC Shooter of the Year

GARC Senior of the Year

Casey Legg Football Second Team

Kayza Massey Women’s Soccer Big 12 Co-Goalkeeper of the Year

Aaron Denk Gracia Men’s Soccer Second Team

SCHOLAR-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

Calista Smoyer Rifle GARC

Dyon Dromers Men’s Soccer Second Team

Jordan Brewster Women’s Soccer Second Team

Conrad Molinaro Swimming and Diving Third Team

Braden Barry Baseball Big 12

Bob Hugins Men’s Basketball

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

CRCA

CRCA

Unanimous

SECOND

CRCA

CRCA

TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

Ceili McCabe Cross Country/ Indoor Track/ Outdoor Track NCAA

Molly McGhin Rifle

– Smallbore, Air Rifle

Mary Tucker Rifle

– Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined

Killian Cardinale Wrestling NCAA

Akihito Shimizu Rifle

– Air Rifle

Malori Brown Rifle

CRCA – Combined

Molly McGhin Rifle

CRCA – Combined

Jordan Brewster Women’s Soccer United Soccer Coaches

JJ Wetherholt Baseball

Matt Sanchez Rifle

– Air Rifle

Malori Brown Rifle CRCA – Smallbore

Tal Engler Rifle CRCA – Smallbore

CEILI MCCABE

AWARDS & HONORS

Tevin Tucker, Baseball, Colorado Rockies (MLB Undrafted Free Agent)

Landon Wallace, Baseball, Los Angeles Angels (MLB Undrafted Free Agent)

NATIONAL AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Carlson Reed, Baseball, NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List

Blaine Traxel, Baseball, National Pitcher of the Year Watch List

Tevin Tucker, Baseball, Brooks Wallace Award Semifinalist

JJ Wetherholt, Baseball, Dick Howser Trophy Finalist, Bobby Bragan Award Finalist, Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist

Casey Legg, Football, Burlesworth Trophy Nominee

PROFESSIONAL DRAFT PICKS & SIGNINGS

Braden Barry, Toronto Blue Jays (MLB Draft, Round 8, Pick 244)

Kevin Dowdell, Los Angeles Angels (MLB Undrafted free agent)

Carlson Reed, Baseball, Pittsburgh Pirates (MLB Draft – Round 4, Pick 104)

Dante Stills, Football, Arizona Cardinals (NFL Draft – Round 6, Pick 213)

Sam James, Los Angeles Rams (NFL Undrafted Free Agent)

Bryce Ford-Wheaton, Football, New York Giants (NFL Undrafted Free Agent)

Gabrielle Robinson, Women’s Soccer, Kansas City Current (NWSL Draft –Round 2, Pick 15)

Bjarne Thiesen, Men’s Soccer, MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List

Mary Tucker, Rifle, CRCA Shooter of the Year, CRCA Senior of the Year

Madisen Smith, Women’s Basketball, WBCA “So You Want to Be a Coach” Selection

Jordan Brewster, Women’s Soccer, MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List, TopDrawerSoccer Best XI Second Team

REGIONAL AWARDS & RECOGNITION

JJ Wetherholt, NCBWA District 2 Player of the Year, ABCA All-East Region First Team, Lexington Regional All-Region team

Carlson Reed, Baseball, ABCA All-East Region Second Team

Blaine Traxel, Baseball, ABCA All-East Region Second Team

Katherine Dowie, Cross Country, NCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region

Mikaela Lucki, Cross Country, NCAA AllMid-Atlantic Region

Ceili McCabe, Cross Country, NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region Athlete of the Year, NCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region

Charlotte Wood, Cross Country, NCAA AllMid-Atlantic Region

Erik Stevenson, Men’s Basketball, USBWA All-District II Team

Bjarne Thiesen, Men’s Soccer, United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region Second Team

Jordan Brewster, Women’s Soccer, United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region First Team

Kayza Massey, Women’s Soccer, United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region Third Team

AJ Rodriguez, Women’s Soccer, United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region Third Team

Adrian Ell, Volleyball, AVCA All-Midwest Region

NCAA INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS

Danny Berlitz, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Glenn Eloriaga, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Owen Johns, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Rachel Butler, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Katherine Dowie, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Hayley Jackson, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Mikaela Lucki, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Ceili McCabe, Track & Field (Indoor, Outdoor)

Mikenna Vanderheyden, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Cassandra Williamson, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Charlotte Wood, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Sarah Krusinski, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Abigail Sullivan, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Marian Tiemeier, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Killian Cardinale, Wrestling

Anthony Carman, Wrestling

Austin Cooley, Wrestling

JJ Wetherholt

DANTE STILLS

Peyton Hall, Wrestling

Jordan Titus, Wrestling

Michael Wolfgram, Wrestling

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS

Tal Engler, Rifle, CRCA – Air Rifle

Natalie Perrin, Rifle, CRCA – Air Rifle

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS

David Hagaman, Baseball, NCBWA

Tomas Rimac, Football, College Football News

Oliver Straw, Football, College Football News

ALL-CONFERENCE (LEAGUE ONLY)

FIRST TEAM

Ben Hampton, Baseball

Carlson Reed, Baseball

JJ Wetherholt, Baseball

Katherine Dowie, Cross Country

Mikaela Lucki, Cross Country

Ceili McCabe, Cross Country

Jeanne Reix-Charat, Cross Country

Charlotte Wood, Cross Country

Zach Frazier, Football

Dante Stills, Football

Glenn Eloriaga, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Justin Heimes, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Conner McBeth, Men’s Swimming & Diving

William Mullen, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Joe Schaefer, Men’s Swimming & Diving

David Snider, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Matt Sanchez, Rifle (Air Rifle)

Mary Tucker, Rifle (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

Rachel Butler, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Olivia Cress, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Katherine Dowie, Track & Field (Outdoor)

Hayley Jackson, Track & Field (Indoor)

Mikaela Lucki, Track & Field (Indoor)

Ceili McCabe, Track & Field (Indoor, Outdoor)

Abigale Mullings, Track & Field (Indoor)

Mikenna Vanderheyden, Track & Field (Indoor)

Cassandra Williamson, Track & Field (Indoor, Outdoor)

Charlotte Wood, Track & Field (Indoor)

Adrian Ell, Volleyball

JJ Quinerly, Women’s Basketball

Jordan Brewster, Women’s Soccer

Kayza Massey, Women’s Soccer

Morgan Burton, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Mia Cheatwood, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Lilly Culp, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Miranda Kirtley, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Jacqueline McCutchan, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Mia Walters, Women’s Swimming & Diving

SECOND TEAM

Braden Barry, Baseball

Blaine Traxel, Baseball

Landon Wallace, Baseball

Bryce Ford-Wheaton, Football

Luke McCormick, Men’s Soccer

Bjarne Thiesen, Men’s Soccer

Danny Berlitz, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Maverick Bray, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Jamin Harlan, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Owen Johns, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Riley Keaney, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Adam McDonald, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Max Nielsen, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Braden Osborn, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Alvaro Santiago, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Roanoke Shirk, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Christian Torres, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Jake Young, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Malori Brown, Rifle (Smallbore)

Tal Engler, Rifle (Smallbore)

Molly McGhin, Rifle (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

Akihito Shimizu, Rifle (Air Rifle)

Verena Zaisberger (Air Rifle, Combined)

Dilary Heredia-Beltran, Women’s Soccer

Gabrielle Robinson, Women’s Soccer

AJ Rodriguez, Women’s Soccer

Paige Dressel, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Emily Knorr, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Sarah Krusinski, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Gabriela Martin, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Lauren Musbach, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Abby Reardon, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Ada Szwabinska, Women’s Swimming &

Diving

THIRD TEAM

Erik Stevenson, Men’s Basketballl

HONORABLE MENTION

David Hagaman, Baseball

Grant Hussey, Baseball

Dayne Leonard, Baseball

Aidan Major, Baseball

Caleb McNeely, Baseball

Logan Sauve, Baseball

Tevin Tucker, Baseball

Malori Brown, Rifle (Combined)

Tal Engler, Rifle (Combined)

Natalie Perrin, Rifle (Air Rifle)

Matt Sanchez, Rifle (Combined)

Akihito Shimizu, Rifle (Smallbore, Combined)

Verena Zaisberger, Rifle (Smallbore)

Madisen Smith, Women’s Basketball

BIG 12 SPECIALITY TEAM

JJ Quinerly, Women’s Basketball, Big 12 AllDefensive Team

ADRIAN ELL

ALL-TOURNAMENT PERFORMERS

JJ Quinerly, Women’s Basketball, Cancun

Challenge All-Tournament Team

Jordan Brewster, Women’s Soccer, Big 12

Championship All-Tournament Team, Big 12 Tournament

Defensive Most Outstanding Player

Dilary Heredia-Beltran, Women’s Soccer, Big 12 Championship All-Tournament Team

Gabrielle Robinson, Women’s Soccer, Big 12 Championship All-Tournament Team

AJ Rodriguez, Women’s Soccer, Big 12

Championship All-Tournament Team

Lauren Segalla, Women’s Soccer, Big 12

Championship All-Tournament Team, Big 12 Tournament

O ffensive Most Outstanding Player

Adrian Ell, Volleyball, Mountaineer Invitational All-Tournament Team, Penn State Classic All-Tournament Team

Tierney Jackson, Volleyball, Mountaineer Invitational All-Tournament Team, South Dakota Classic AllTournament Team

Bailey Miller, Volleyball, Mountaineer Invitational MVP, Outrigger Volleyball

Challenge All-Tournament Team, Penn State Classic All-Tournament Team

Skye Stokes, Volleyball, South Dakota Classic All-Tournament Team

NATIONAL FOOTBALL

FOUNDATION HAMPSHIRE

HONOR SOCIETY

Casey Legg, Football

COLLEGE SPORTS COMMUNICATORS

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

Braden Barry, Baseball

JJ Wetherholt, Baseball

Austin Brinkman, Football

Audrey Burks, Football

Zach Frazier, Football

Casey Legg, Football

Graeson Maleshevich, Football

Wyatt Milum, Football

Reese Smith, Football

Edward Vesterinen, Football

Kurtis Grant, Golf

Will Stakel, Golf

Abbie Pierson, Gymnastics

Kianna Yancey, Gymnastics

Ryan Baer, Men’s Soccer

Adam Burchell, Men’s Soccer

Aaron Denk Gracia, Men’s Soccer

Dyon Dromers, Men’s Soccer

Jonathan Bennett, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Zach Boley, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Justin Heimes, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Conrad Molinaro, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Verena Zaisberger, Rifle

Lydia Nicolai, Rowing

Ryleigh Williams, Rowing

Camilla Bossi, Tennis

Michaela Kucharova, Tennis

Momoko Nagato, Tennis

Tessa Constantine, Track & Field

Katherine Dowie, Track & Field

Mikaela Lucki, Track & Field

Ceili McCabe, Track & Field

Charlotte Wood, Track & Field

Adrian Ell, Volleyball

Danni Nichols, Women’s Basketball

Chloe Adler, Women’s Soccer

Jordan Brewster, Women’s Soccer

Annika Leslie, Women’s Soccer

Lilly McCarthy, Women’s Soccer

Lauren Segalla, Women’s Soccer

Julianne Vallerand, Women’s Soccer

Jacqueline McCutchan, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Tatum Peyerl, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Abby Reardon, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Marian Tiemeier, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Killian Cardinale, Wrestling

INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS ASSOCIATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

Ting-Pei Chang

Maja Dodik

Pei-Ju Hsieh

Michaela Kucharova

2023 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

Momoko Nagato

NATIONAL WRESTLING COACHES ASSOCIATION SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS

Killian Cardinale

Caleb Dowling

Peyton Hall

COLLEGE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION (CRCA) SCHOLASTIC ALLAMERICANS

Malori Brown

Tal Engler

Becca Lamb

Molly McGhin

Visnu Pandian

Natalie Perrin

Matt Sanchez

Akihito Shimizu

Calista Smoyer

Verena Zaisberger

COLLEGIATE ROWING COACHES ASSOCIATION

(CRCA) SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

Maxine Cassell

Emily DeGlopper

Emily Dumford

Anna Gall

Kaira Niedoba

Lydia Nicolai

Ryleigh Rosta

Sydney VanAuken

Ryleigh Williams

COLLEGE SWIMMING AND DIVING COACHES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

(CSCAA) SCHOLAR ALLAMERICANS

Justin Heimes

Sarah Krusinski

Jacqueline McCutchan

Adam McDonald

Joe Schaefer

Marian Tiemeier

GCAA SRIXON/CLEVELAND

GOLF ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS

Will Stakel

Trent Tipton

WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION

SCHOLASTIC ALL-AMERICANS

Brooke Alban

Chloe Asper

Kaia Bochow

Ellen Collins

Kendra Combs

Emily Holmes-Hackerd

Anna Leigh

Kiana Lewis

Carlee Nelson

Abbie Pierson

Olivia Pitzer

Ellie Sigman

Emma Wehry

Kianna Yancey

DR. GERALD LAGE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Zach Frazier, Football

Emily Holmes-Hackerd, Gymnastics

Abbie Pierson, Gymnastics

Molly McGhin, Rifle

Kaira Niedoba, Rowing

Lydia Nicolai, Rowing

Bailey South, Rowing

Ryleigh Williams, Rowing

Maddie Moreau, Women’s Soccer

Julianne Vallerand, Women’s Soccer

Jonathan Bennett, Men’s Swimming & Diving

David Snider, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Meredith Bolinger, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Tatum Peyerl, Women’s Swimming & Diving

DR. PRENTICE GAUTT POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

Tatum Peyerl, Women’s Swimming and Diving

Sada Wright, Track & Field

JACQUELINE MCCUTCHAN

MADISEN SMITH

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE

First Team

Braden Barry, Baseball

Jacob Carr, Baseball

Grant Hussey, Baseball

Noah Short, Baseball

JJ Wetherholt, Baseball

Katherine Dowie, Cross Country

Mikaela Lucki, Cross Country

Ceili McCabe, Cross Country

Kase Torchia, Cross Country

Mikenna Vanderheyden, Cross Country

Megan Weaver, Cross Country

Charlotte Wood, Cross Country

Zara Zervos, Cross Country

Austin Brinkman, Football

Aubrey Burks, Football

Matt Cavallaro, Football

C.J. Cole, Football

Preston Fox, Football

Zach Frazier, Football

Garrett Greene, Football

Jordan Jefferson, Football

Justin Johnson Jr., Football

Casey Legg, Football

Graeson Maleshevich, Football

Sean Martin, Football

Wyatt Milum, Football

Doug Nester, Football

Mike O’Laughlin, Football

Kaden Prather, Football

Tomas Rimac, Football

Reese Smith, Football

Edward Vesterinen, Football

Kurtis Grant, Golf

Will Stakel, Golf

Trent Tipton, Golf

Brooke Alban, Gymnastics

Chloe Asper, Gymnastics

Ellen Collins, Gymnastics

Kendra Combs, Gymnastics

Brynn Freehling, Gymnastics

Agatha Handono, Gymnastics

Emily Holmes-Hackerd, Gymnastics

Anna Leigh, Gymnastics

Kiana Lewis, Gymnastics

Abbie Pierson, Gymnastics

Kianna Yancey, Gymnastics

Laurna Atkins, Rowing

Katherine Capitan, Rowing

Ashlea Clark, Rowing

Emily DeGlopper, Rowing

Emily Dumford, Rowing

Alexandra Farron, Rowing

Ally Fisher, Rowing

Anna Gall, Rowing

Violet Hewett, Rowing

Lydia Nicolai, Rowing

Kaira Niedoba, Rowing

Ryleigh Rosta, Rowing

Bailey South, Rowing

Sydney VanAuken, Rowing

Ryleigh Williams, Rowing

Hayden Apel, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Jonathan Bennett, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Zach Boley, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Glenn Eloriaga, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Justin Heimes, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Owen Johns, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Dylan Melin, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Conrad Molinaro, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Joe Schaefer, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Wesley Schauer, Men’s Swimming & Diving

David Snider, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Jake Young, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Roberts Zemturis, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Camilla Bossi, Tennis

Ting-Pei Chang, Tennis

Pei-Ju Hsieh, Tennis

Michaela Kucharova, Tennis

Tatiana Lipatova, Tennis

Momoko Nagato, Tennis

Catherine Wassick, Tennis

Camilla Bossi, Tennis

Ting-Pei Chang, Tennis

Pei-Ju Hsieh, Tennis

Michaela Kucharova, Tennis

Tatiana Lipatova, Tennis

Momoko Nagato, Tennis

Catherine Wassick, Tennis

Katelyn Caccamo, Track & Field

Tessa Constantine, Track & Field

Macey Crawford, Track & Field

Aubrie Custer, Track & Field

Katherine Dowie, Track & Field

Tazanna Epps, Track & Field

Ghamani Hogue, Track & Field

Mikaela Lucki, Track & Field

Ceili McCabe, Track & Field

Jeanne Reix Charat, Track & Field

Kase Torchia, Track & Field

Mikenna Vanderheyden, Track & Field

Megan Weaver, Track & Field

Eden Williams, Track & Field

Cassandra Williamson, Track & Field

Charlotte Wood, Track & Field

Sada Wright, Track & Field

Zara Zervos, Track & Field

Adrian Ell, Volleyball

Kamiah Gibson, Volleyball

Messiah Hunter, Women’s Basketball

Chloe Adler, Women’s Soccer

Jordan Brewster, Women’s Soccer

Rhea Kijowski, Women’s Soccer

Annika Leslie, Women’s Soccer

Lilly McCarthy, Women’s Soccer

Maya McCutcheon, Women’s Soccer

Gabrielle Robinson, Women’s Soccer

Lauren Segalla, Women’s Soccer

Leah Sparacio, Women’s Soccer

Julianne Vallerand, Women’s Soccer

Kate Beckish, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Meredith Bolinger, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Morgan Burton, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Paige Dressel, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Shelby Gerving, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Sara Haggerty, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Ginger Hansen, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Sarah Krusinski, Women’s Swimming & Diving

PEYTON HALL

Kaelyn McClain, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Jacqueline McChutchan, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Harna Minezawa, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Tatum Peyerl, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Abby Reardon, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Marian Tiemeier, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Anne-Elaine Tiller, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Mia Walters, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Sarah Young, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Jeffrey Boyd, Wrestling

Killian Cardinale, Wrestling

Anthony Carman, Wrestling

Caleb Dowling, Wrestling

Peyton Hall, Wrestling

Scott Joll, Wrestling

Jace Schaefer, Wrestling

Dennis Robin, Wrestling

SECOND TEAM

David Hagman, Baseball

Tevin Tucker, Baseball

Caden Biser, Football

Caleb Coleman, Football

Tyler Connolly, Football

Treylan Davis, Football

Jairo Faverous, Football

Davis Mallinger, Football

Tony Mathis Jr., Football

Taurus Simmons, Football

Jackson Davenport, Golf

Todd Duncan, Golf

Oli Menard, Golf

Grace Cronen, Rowing

Madison Page, Volleyball

Natalie Winter, Volleyball

Riley Brown, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Reilly Keaney, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Logan McFadden, Men’s Swimming & Diving

William Mullen, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Braden Osborn, Men’s Swimming & Diving

Jayla Hemingway, Women’s Basketball

Aria Bilal, Women’s Soccer

Dilary Heredia-Beltran, Women’s Soccer

Aaliyah Scott, Women’s Soccer

Mathilde Kaelbel, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Emily Bryce, Track and Field

Abigale Mullings, Track and Gield

Michael Dolan, Wrestling

Colton Drousias, Wrestling

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ACADEMIC TEAM AWARDS

Golf, Golf Coaches Association of America A ll-Academic Team

Men’s Soccer, United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award

Women’s Soccer, United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award

Men’s Swimming & Diving, CSCAA Scholar All-America Team

Women’s Swimming & Diving, CSCAA Scholar All-America Team

Women’s Tennis, ITA All-Academic Team

2022 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

WVU POSTS RECORD-HIGH APR

West Virginia University’s varsity athletic teams posted a combined Academic Progress Rate (APR) score of 990 according to data released May 2 by the NCAA. The 990 score is WVU’s highest score for the 19 years of the NCAA Academic Performance Program.

WVU’s average APR score of 990 is six points higher than the NCAA’s overall four-year APR average score of 984. WVU’s score improved one point from last year, five points from three years ago and 16 points from eight years ago.

“The record-high average score of 990 for our teams is a testament to our studentathletes, our academic student-athlete development unit as well as our coaching and support staffs,” Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker said. “I would like to congratulate our rifle, rowing and tennis teams for their perfect four-year scores. We all should be proud of the high level of academic success with our student-athletes and their commitment to West Virginia University.”

The APR is based upon eligibility and retention of student-athletes on a semester-by-semester basis and is an assessment of real-time academic success. The results of the fall and spring semesters in a given year are calculated as that year’s APR score and averaged with the respective scores from the previous three years to provide a four-year (multi-year) snapshot of academic achievement.

Any student-athlete receiving athletic aid in a varsity sport can earn up to four points per year for being academically eligible and remaining enrolled in the institution. A team’s APR is the total points earned on the roster divided by that squad’s total possible points, multiplied by 1,000.

Teams must achieve a 930 multiyear APR to avoid immediate penalties (involving the possible reduction of practice time and access to postseason competition). Those elements of the NCAA Division I APR remain suspended through spring 2023.

The current multi-year APR scores for WVU’s varsity teams (2018-19 to 202122): baseball 974; men’s basketball 989; women’s basketball 990; cross country 996; football 977; golf 984; gymnastics 995; rifle 1,000; rowing 1,000; men’s soccer 985; women’s soccer 991; men’s swimming and diving 998; women’s swimming and diving 995; tennis 1,000; track and field 995; volleyball 994; and wrestling 965.

BAKER BECOMES WVU’S 13TH DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Wren Baker was officially introduced as West Virginia University’s 13th director of athletics on Dec. 5, 2022.

In making the announcement, West Virginia University president E. Gordon Gee listed some of the qualities he was seeking in WVU’s new AD.

“We wanted someone who embraced new opportunities, a strategic risk taker and someone who thinks differently, but we also wanted someone who would fit within our culture at West Virginia University,” Gee said.

“Why West Virginia University? I love the role the University plays within the state and its people,” Baker said. “I love its roots as a land-grant institution. I love that we’re nationally known for providing an elite education as evidence by our R1 research rating while providing access to all West Virginians.

“I love the passion that this entire state has for the Mountaineers. It is special and unique and something I’m excited to be a part of and something I will not take for granted,” Baker said.

“Everyone I’ve talked to who has lived here, spent time here or visited said what a great place (Morgantown) is to raise a family and that’s important.”

Baker indicated the student-athlete experience will be his top priority.

“We will do everything we can to give the best experience possible because that’s what they deserve,” he said. “We will build them into champions, leaders and, most importantly, graduates during their time here.”

Baker noted that small details will be important in West Virginia University’s athletics department moving forward.

“Little things lead to big things and attention to those details require a commitment to excellence that is critical in building and sustaining winning programs,” he said. “We will win with people, and we will place a high priority on their growth and their success.”

At North Texas, seven different teams combined to win 17 conference or division championships during Baker’s tenure there, including the 2019 academic year when every team achieved a winning record for the first time in school history.

His new coaching hires at North Texas have combined to win nearly 70% of their games; the studentathlete academic success includes a cumulative 3.206 grade point average and four straight years of recordsetting Graduation Success Rate records.

As a fundraiser, Baker’s hard work produced the five largest gifts in UNT history and a doubling of the school’s single-year record for fundraising. His efforts in external affairs saw football attendance increase by 71% and men’s and women’s basketball attendance boost its crowds by more than 60%.

His five-year strategic plan there included a new 20-year facilities master plan, as well as lucrative contracts for multi-media rights, licensing, apparel and equipment.

Baker is originally from Valliant, Oklahoma, and earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Southeastern Oklahoma State in 2001.

His master’s degree came from Oklahoma State in 2003 when he was a member of Eddie Sutton’s men’s basketball staff. Baker’s professional experience includes stints at Missouri, where he was deputy director of athletics, Memphis, where he served a similar role, and a three-year tenure as athletic director at NCAA Division II power Northwest Missouri State.

Baker became the first AD outside of WVU’s orbit since Big 8 conference assistant commissioner Dick Martin was hired to oversee the Mountaineer program in 1978.

Baker’s wife, Heather, grew up in Bokchito, Oklahoma, and they have two daughters, Addisyn and Reagan.

The

Baker Family: Wren, Reagan, Heather and Addisyn

NEW COLISEUM CLUB AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION

A new premium area for Mountaineer Athletic Club members is in the works on the concourse level of the WVU Coliseum.

Although not yet officially named, Club Mountaineer or the “Apron Club” as it is sometimes being called, is a joint venture with West Virginia University Intercollegiate Athletics and Sodexo Operations to provide more premium space for Mountaineer Athletic Club members at the WVU Coliseum.

It will also serve as the daily training table area for all Mountaineer student athletes, except football, and can be used as a banquet and hospitality area.

Simon Dover, executive senior associate athletics director and chief financial officer for Mountaineer athletics, said the current project is a culmination of three year’s-worth of planning. Dover and Stephen Miller, Sodexo’s vice president of operations, began exploring ways to strengthen their relationship following Sodexo’s $3.25 million investment in the new football training table area at the Milan Puskar Center.

What came out of that was the decision to take an existing concession area on the concourse of the WVU Coliseum and turn it into a third premium club space.

Dover and Steve Uryasz, WVU’s deputy director of athletics, mapped out what they envisioned for the area with general contractor March Westin, and the two worked closely with Sodexo and architect XC Studio to come up with a design. XC Studio is a boutique and design studio located in Boise, Idaho, that focuses on hospitality projects for higher education, healthcare and sports facilities.

Then, COVID hit in the spring of 2020 and the project had to be put on hold. Current WVU director of athletics Wren Baker signed off on the plan shortly after taking over, and today, construction work is underway with the hope of having the facility operational sometime this fall for the men’s and women’s basketball seasons.

Sodexo is making a $7 million investment in the new facility and has permitted athletics to go out and sell naming rights for the venue. Athletics is reciprocating by extending its current deal with Sodexo and has also agreed to cover any additional construction costs above the $7 million Sodexo has committed to the project.

At the beginning of the fall semester, student-athletes will be required to eat in a temporary area in the Coliseum until the project is completed.

“It’s debt service that, in effect, is kept off our books,” Dover pointed out. “It’s a creative way of doing things. If we can keep debt service off our books and enhance our facilities, it’s a win-win for us.”

This is the latest improvement to a 53-year-old facility that has undergone several much-needed refurbishments since West Virginia joined the Big 12 Conference in 2012.

Last year, Club 35 opened for premium MAC members on the Coliseum floor in the area where the old weight room once existed. The new facility under construction on the concourse will be much larger and will have an outside entrance, meaning MAC members can stick around after games to listen to the postgame radio show or watch other games while waiting for traffic to dissipate.

“In a span of two years, Club 35 opening this past season, and this club opening next year now gives MAC more areas to sell and for our donors to congregate,” Dover said. “We can also have banquets in there, and our student-athletes are going to have an excellent area for meals. It’s a three-fold facility: a training table, a banquet center and a donor area.”

“We’ve already seen positive response with Club 35 and people very much desiring to be able to get in there, and we anticipate similar demand for this as well,” Baker said recently. “It will not require as much of a donation and there will be more volume in the space, so I’m excited about its potential.

“It will be a great place for our development staff to be able to prospect and bring guests and families hopefully to grow our support base,” Baker added. “These kinds of premium opportunities are important for a lot of reasons.”

Student-athletes who eat between eight-to-10 training table meals a week are now going to have a first-class facility on par with the one Sodexo built at Milan Puskar Stadium, and the banquet and reception area planned for Club Mountaineer will be significantly larger than what is currently available in the Diversified Energy Terrace above the North end zone at Milan Puskar Stadium.

With the ability to accommodate as many as 350 to 400 people, the new club will actually become one of the largest venues in Morgantown to host banquets, birthday parties, weddings and other special events.

This potentially opens new doors for athletics to generate additional revenue throughout the year. Conceivably, a birthday party or a wedding reception might include a pre-recorded message from a coach or Tony Caridi on the Coliseum message board, or perhaps even court access including the usage of the carpet the team runs out onto during pregame introductions.

“For us to staff these types of events won’t be cheap,” Baker noted, “but it will offer someone a really special birthday party or a wedding reception. Imagine if we can roll out the carpet downstairs and that was part of the experience. It just opens avenues to be able to do some really neat things.”

Dover notes the new facility will have plenty of parking options.

Aesthetically, the new club will be a significant improvement to the Coliseum and will be visible from Monongahela Boulevard. Dover points out it will also reduce the amount of square footage needed to be addressed on the Coliseum apron.

Baker sees non-direct benefits to this as well.

“Just getting people here and getting them in our basketball arena (has value),” he explained. “How many people at a wedding reception or birthday party maybe haven’t been in the Coliseum for however long and aren’t aware of the renovations that have been made recently? You never know when that becomes an opportunity to get one more season ticket holder or one more MAC member.”

Club Mountaineer falls in line with Baker’s vision of creating new and unique revenue streams for Mountaineer athletics.

“If we can bring this online and not eat into any of our cashflow, then it will be a positive,” Baker said. “I’ve talked a lot about us finding ways to move up the pecking order in terms of our budget within the league and every way that we can do that helps.”

He continued.

“We want to grow our budget by millions of dollars, but if we can come up with eight to 10 ideas that generate $100,000, that’s how you get started. If there were all these million-dollar ideas out there, we would already be doing them.

“We’ve got to find ways to make sure our athletics facilities are used to generate revenue other than just the handful of days when we have games in them,” Baker concluded.

April Messerly, senior associate athletics director for capital projects, facilities and events management, is overseeing the project for the department.

West Virginia finished top 40 in the country in walks (323, 25th), doubles (136, 18th),

» Had 13 players earn All-Big 12 honors with Wetherholt, junior Carlson Reed and junior Ben Hampton named to the first team and junior Braden Barry, junior Landon Wallace and graduate student Blaine Traxel earned spots on the second team

» Redshirt-freshman David Hagaman, sophomore Grant Hussey, graduate Dayne Leonard, sophomore Aidan Major, redshirt-senior Caleb McNeely, freshman Logan Sauve and graduate Tevin Tucker also received All-Big 12 Honorable Mention status

» McNeely became just the fourth Mountaineer to hit for the cycle, doing so against Kansas State on March 31

» Hampton became the 20th Mountaineer to reach the 200-strikeout plateau

» Traxel led the country with five complete games

» Graduate student Noah Short has appeared in 76 games on the mound in his career, setting a new West Virginia appearance record

BRADEN BARRY

» Big 12 Scholar Athete of the Year

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» College Sports Communicators Academic All-District

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (May 22)

» Drafted in the 8th round/244th overall by the Toronto Blue Jays

JACOB CARR

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

DAVID HAGAMAN

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» NCBWA Freshman All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

BEN HAMPTON

» All-Big 12 First Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (May 9)

GRANT HUSSEY

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

DAYNE LEONARD

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

AIDAN MAJOR

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (June 5)

CALEB MCNEELY

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (April 3)

» Hit for the cycle against Kansas State (March 31)

ROBBY PORCO

» Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (April 10)

CARLSON REED

» All-Big 12 First Team

» ABCA All-East Region Second Team

» NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (April 24)

» Drafted in the 4th round/104th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates

LOGAN SAUVE

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

NOAH SHORT

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

BLAINE TRAXEL

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» ABCA All-East Region Second Team

» 2x Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 27, May 2)

» Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (May 2)

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (March 27)

» National Pitcher of the Year Watch List

TEVIN TUCKER

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» Big 12 Player of the Week (April 24)

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (April 17)

» Brooks Wallace Award Semifinalist

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

LANDON WALLACE

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (April 10)

JJ WETHERHOLT

» Big 12 Player of the Year

» All-Big 12 First Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Collegiate Baseball First-Team AllAmerican

» NCBWA First-Team All-American

» Baseball America First-Team AllAmerican

» ABCA First-Team All-American

» Perfect Game First-Team All-American

» College Baseball Foundation FirstTeam All-American

» College Sports Communicators FirstTeam Academic All-American

» College Sports Communicators Academic All-District

» Dick Howser Trophy Finalist

» Bobby Bragan Award Finalist

» Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist

» NCBWA District 2 Player of the Year

» ABCA All-East Region First Team

» NCAA Lexington All-Region Team

» 3x Big 12 Player of the Week (Feb. 20, May 2, May 15)

» Perfect Game National College Player of the Week (May 15)

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (May 1)

CARLSON REED

COUNTRY

The Mountaineers saw action in five regular-season meets, along with the Big 12 Championship, NCAA Regional Championship and NCAA Championships

WVU finished second at the 2022 Big 12 Championship in Lubbock, Texas, second at the Regional Championship in State College, Pennsylvania, and 27th at the NCAA

Ceili McCabe became the first Mountaineer to win back-to-back Big 12 titles

WVU set program bests with five Mountaineers earning All-Big 12 recognition and the lowest point total at the Big 12 Championships with 49 points

McCabe, Charlotte Wood, Jeanne Reix-Charat, Katherine Dowie and Mikaela Lucki finished in the top-15 at the conference meet to earn All-Big 12 honors

Four members of the squad were named to the 2022 USTFCCCA All-Academic team, while eight Mountaineers earned Big 12 All-Academic team honors

WVU finished first at the Penn State National Open and second at the Live in Lou

KATHERINE DOWIE

» All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Mid-Atlantic Region Team

» USTFCCCA All-Academic Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MIKAELA LUCKI

» All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Mid-Atlantic Region Team

» USTFCCCA All-Academic Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First team

CEILI MCCABE

» First Team All-American

» Big 12 Women’s Runner of the Year

» Mid-Atlantic Region Athlete of the Year

» All-Mid-Atlantic Region Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

» USTFCCCA All-Academic Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

JEANNE REIX-CHARAT

» All-Big 12 First Team

KASE TORCHIA

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MIKENNA VANDERHEYDEN

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MEGAN WEAVER

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

CHARLOTTE WOOD

» All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Mid-Atlantic Region Team

» USTFCCCA All-Academic Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ZARA ZERVOS

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MIKAELA LUCKI

KATHERINE DOWIE

FOOTBALL

5-7/4-5 BIG 12

Won two of their last three regular-season games, including the first Big 12 win against

The win at Oklahoma State broke the Cowboys’ 14-game home winning streak (sixth longest in the nation) and was first WVU win against OSU since 2014

The Mountaineers defeated Virginia Tech for the second straight year, keeping the Black Diamond Trophy in Morgantown

WVU rushed for at least 200 yards in all five of its wins

WVU averaged 30.6 points per game, making a 39-spot jump in scoring offense

Tied for No. 12 nationally for the most defensive touchdowns scored (3)

WVU finished No. 4 in the Big 12 Conference in rushing defense; increasing three spots

Dante Stills set the school record with 59 games played and finished his Mountaineer career as the all-time tackles for loss leader (52.5)

Sam James finished his Mountaineer career with 190 catches, No. 5 in all-time receptions

Bryce Ford-Wheaton had 143 receptions, finishing No. 12 in career catches

Ford-Wheaton finished with 1,867 receiving yards; No. 18 in career yards

Casey Legg finished his career with 40 field goals made, placing him No. 7 on WVU’s

Legg had 88 career extra points made, placing him No. 11 on WVU’s all-time list and his 208 career points place him No. 8 in kick scoring and No. 16 in overall scoring

Legg earned College Sports Communicators Academic All-American Second Team honors, WVU’s 30th Football Academic All-American

Legg was named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society, giving the Mountaineers 41 players named all-time to the Honor Society since its formation in 2007

On the coaches’ All-Big 12 team, defensive lineman Dante Stills and center Zach Frazier was named an All-Big 12 First Team honoree, and Bryce Ford-Wheaton earned a spot on

Stills earned a spot on the AP First Team and Frazier and safety Aubrey Burks were

Offensive lineman Tomac Rimac was named to The Athletic’s Freshman All-American

First Team and Rimac and punter Oliver Straw were named to honorable mention All-Americans by College Football News

» WVU had nine players named to one of three postseason Big 12 all-conference teams by media organizations

» West Virginia had a program-best 27 student-athletes named to the Academic All-Big 12 Teams, including 19 first teamers

JAYLEN ANDERSON

» Big 12 Co-Newcomer of the Week (Oklahoma State)

AUSTIN BRINKMAN

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

CADEN BISER

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

AUBREY BURKS

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

» All-Big 12 Conference Second Team (AP)

MATT CAVALLARO

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

CJ COLE

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

CALEB COLEMAN

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

TYLER CONNOLLY

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

TREYLAN DAVIS

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

CJ DONALDSON JR.

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Pitt)

JAIRO FAVERUS

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

BRYCE FORD-WHEATON

» All-Big 12 Conference Second Team (Coaches)

» PFF All-Big 12 Team

PRESTON FOX

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

ZACH FRAZIER

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Conference First Team (Coaches)

» All-Big 12 Conference Second Team (AP)

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

GARRETT GREENE

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

JORDAN JEFFERSON

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

JUSTIN JOHNSON JR.

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

CASEY LEGG

» College Sports Communicators Academic All-American Second Team

» Hampshire Honor Society

» Burlesworth Trophy Nominee, top walkon or former walk-on in the nation

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

» Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week (Baylor)

GRAESON MALASHEVICH

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

DAVIS MALLINGER

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

SEAN MARTIN

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

TONY MATHIS JR.

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

» Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (Baylor)

WYATT MILUM

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

DOUG NESTER

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

MIKE O’LAUGHLIN

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

KADEN PRATHER

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

TOMAS RIMAC

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

» The Athletic Freshman All-American (First Team)

» CFN Freshman All-American (HonorableMention)

TAURUS SIMMONS

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

REESE SMITH

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

DANTE STILLS

» All-Big 12 Conference First Team (Coaches, AP)

» WVU Special Teams Champion: Baylor

OLIVER STRAW

» Big 12 Conference Co-Special Teams Player of the Week: Texas Tech, Oklahoma

» CFN Freshman All-American (HonorableMention)

EDWARD VESTERINEN

» College Sports Communicators AllAcademic District 2

» All-Academic Big 12 First Team

GOLF

Named All-Academic team by Golf Coaches Association of America

Finished ninth at the Big 12 Championship, matching its highest Big 12 finish

Sophomore Max Green finished 24th at the Big 12 Championship, marking WVU’s highest individual finish at the conference tournament since 2019

Team shot 281 in the second round, the lowest round in WVU’s Big 12 Championship history

Finished third at the Mountaineer Invitational at Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport, West Virginia

Shot 8-under-par in the final round of the Arizona Intercollegiate, tying the 14th lowest round in school history vs. par

Tied No. 12 Oklahoma State at the Big 12 Match Play Championship with wins by Trent Tipton, Max Green and Jackson Davenport

Finished in the top 50 in strength of schedule for the season by Golfweek

JACKSON DAVENPORT

WVU Golf Most Outstanding Player

Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

Appeared in the WVU lineup in all nine tournaments

Had an average score of 72.86 in 28 rounds

Recorded 10 rounds of par of better, including four rounds in the 60s

Finished in 27th place at the Big 12 Championship with rounds of 73-71-7376=293 (+13)

Shot 4-under-par in the final round and finished tied for 14th at 5-under-par with rounds of 74-69-68=211 at the Arizona Intercollegiate

Finished seventh at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational with rounds of 69-70-

Recorded wins over Oklahoma State and Baylor with a tie against Iowa State in the Big 12 Match Play Championship

MAX GREEN

TODD DUNCAN

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

» Participated in his first Big 12 Championship and had rounds of 80-74-illness-76 in the Big 12 Championship

» Was in the WVU lineup four times

» Participated in 23 rounds over eight tournaments for an average of 74.70

» Had eight rounds of par of better, including four rounds in the 60s

» Was WVU’s top finisher at the Mountaineer Invitational, shooting 7378-70=221 (+5) to tie for sixth place

» Finished fifth at 3-over-par with rounds of 69-68-70=207 at the Butler Spring Invitational

» Recorded wins over Oklahoma and Iowa State in the Big 12 Match Play Championship

» Was WVU’s top finisher at The Gopher Invitational, shooting 69-71-71=211 (-2) to tie for 25th place

KURTIS GRANT

» College Sports Communicators Academic All-District At-Large Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» WVU Golf Academic Achievement Award

» Played in seven tournaments

» Had seven rounds of par or better, including one round in the 60s

» Played in 21 rounds for a 74.00 scoring average

» Recorded his best finish as a Mountaineer by placing fifth at the Minnesota Golf Classic with rounds of 68-71-71=210 (-6)

MAX GREEN

» Was in the WVU lineup for eight tournaments

» Played in 10 tournaments for 30 rounds

» Had an average score of 73.43

» Had 11 rounds of par or better, including four rounds in the 60s

» WVU’s top finisher at the Big 12 Championship, tying for 24th place with rounds of 75-67-76-74=292 (+12)

» Marked WVU’s highest finisher at the Big 12 Championship since 2019

» Had a win against Oklahoma State and a tie against Baylor in the Big 12 Match Play Championship

» Finished second at the Xavier Invitational at 9-under-par with rounds of 68-70-69=207

WESTY MCCABE

» Was in WVU’s lineup for every spring competition

» Played in nine tournaments for 28 total rounds and recorded an average score of 74.18

» Had 11 rounds of par or better, including three rounds in the 60s

» Competed in the Big 12 Championship and finished with rounds of 78-71-7480=303

» Was 3-under-par at The Hootie at Bulls Bay with rounds of 68-71-74=213

» Shot 5-under-par and tied for 24th place at the Dorado Beach Collegiate with rounds of 69-72-70=211

» WVU’s top finisher at the Gators Invitational, placing 18th with rounds of 70-70-74=214 (+4)

» Finished tied for eighth place in his collegiate debut at the Minnesota Golf Classic with rounds of 73-71-69=213 (-3)

OLI MÉNARD

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

» Played in 22 rounds over eight tournaments

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Was in the lineup for two tournaments

» Had an average score of 74.00

» Posted five rebounds of par or better, including three rounds in the 60s

» Traveled to the Big 12 Championship as a substitute and shot 78 in the third round

» Placed 15th at the Mountaineer Invitational with rounds of 76-7474=224 (+8)

» Finished 1-over-par with rounds of 7366-78=218 at The Hootie at Bulls Bay

» Finished 2-under-par in 34th place with rounds of 70-69-75=214 in the Dorado Beach Collegiate

» Finished tied for seventh place at the Xavier Invitational with rounds of 7072-74=216 (E)

WILL STAKEL

» GCAA Golf All-America Scholar

» College Sports Communicators Academic All-District At-Large Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» WVU Golf Most Improved Player

» Competed in eight tournaments

» Appeared in the lineup six times

» Participated in 24 rounds for an average score of 74.58

» Recorded five rounds of even par or better

» Shot Even par at The Hootie at Bulls Bay with rounds of 77-69-70=216

» Recorded the lowest third round score (-2) at the Gators Invitational and had rounds of 76-74-68=218 (+8)

» Shot 2-under-par in the final round of the Arizona Intercollegiate and finished at +3 with rounds of 73-7670=219

» Recorded a win against Iowa State in the Big 12 Match Play Championship

TRENT TIPTON

» GCAA Golf All-America Scholar

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Played in eight tournaments and competed in 24 rounds for a 74.17 average score

» Had five rounds of par of better, including two rounds in the 60s

» Appeared in the WVU lineup five times

» Had rounds of 69-71-71=211 at the Butler Spring Invitational, tying for 11th place at 1-over-par

» Recorded wins against Oklahoma State and Baylor in the Big 12 Match Play Championship

» Shot 1-under par at The Gopher Invitational with rounds of 73-6772=212 (67 was a career low at WVU)

KALEB WILSON

» Was in the WVU lineup for four tournaments

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Played in seven tournaments for 22 total rounds

» Recorded an average score of 74.00

» Had seven rounds of par or better, including two rounds in the 60s

» Competed in the Big 12 Championship and finished tied for 34th with rounds of 73-72-77-77=299

» Tied for 24th place at the Mountaineer Invitational with rounds of 76-7773=226 (+10)

» Finished in fourth place at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate with rounds of 68-69-75=212 (-4)

» Participated in the Big 12 Match Play Championship

GYMNASTICS

» The team qualified for the NCAA Regional Championships for the 43rd time in program history, including its eighth consecutive berth

» In the postseason, the Mountaineers earned an automatic bye into the NCAA Pittsburgh Regional Second Round, bypassing the First Round, play-in meet for the first time since 2019

» Going into the postseason, West Virginia boasted a 196.515 National Qualifying Score (NQS), its highest in program history

» WVU played host to the 2023 Big 12 Gymnastics Championship, marking the third time the conference meet has come to Morgantown

» The Mountaineers finished finished in third place for the second straight year, marking WVU’s first back-to-back third-place finish since 2016-17

» WVU reached a season-high total of 197.325 on March 5, its highest score since 2004

» The squad reached the 197.0 threshold for the first time since 2004, as well as the first time in 12th-year head coach Jason Butts’ tenure

» On March 5, West Virginia’s event scores of 49.425 on vault and 49.475 on beam also were its highest totals since 2004

» The Mountaineers reached a season-best 49.575 on floor exercise on Feb. 19, its best score since 2016, with all six gymnasts scoring a 9.9 or higher

» West Virginia finished the year ranked No. 30 overall in the Road to Nationals rankings, including No. 19 on vault and floor

» The squad made its season debut in the vault rankings on March 13, marking the squad’s first appearance in the top 25 on vault since Jan. 13, 2020

» Competing in her fifth season, Kendra Combs became West Virginia’s all-time leader in career meets competed, finishing her career with 60 meets

» Ellen Collins earned WVU’s lone Big 12 Conference weekly honor, earning the Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week on Feb. 21. She became the first Mountaineer to claim the event specialist award since Jan. 27, 2020

» Thirteen of the 16 Mountaineers who saw competitive time reached the podium, as WVU boasted 82 podium finishes on the year. Kianna Yancey led the team with 24, including nine event wins.

» Yancey also paced the team with 489.425 season points, which ranks No. 30 on the program’s all-time list of top 40 season points

» Eleven Mountaineers earned a spot on the Academic All-Big 12 First Team, including

12-9, 1-2 BIG 12

KIANNA YANCEY

Brooke Alban and Kianna Yancey who were recognized with 4.0 grade point averages

BROOKE ALBAN

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

CHLOE ASPER

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KAIA BOCHOW

» WCGA Scholar All-American

ELLEN COLLINS

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Feb. 19)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KENDRA COMBS

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Program leader in career meets competed

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

BRYNN FREEHLING

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

AGATHA HANDONO

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

EMILY HOLMES-HACKERD

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan. 30)

ANNA LEIGH

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KIANA LEWIS

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

CARLEE NELSON

» WCGA Scholar All-American

ABBIE PIERSON

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Surpassed 1,000 career points

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (March 6)

OLIVIA PITZER

» WCGA Scholar All-American

ELLIE SIGMAN

» WCGA Scholar All-American

EMMA WEHRY

» WCGA Scholar All-American

KIANNA YANCEY

» WCGA Scholar All-American

» Surpassed 1,000 career points

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» No. 30 on WVU’s all-time list of season points (489.425)

ABBIE PIERSON

19-15/7-11 BIG 12

MEN’S BASKETBALL

» Made its 31st appearance all-time in the NCAA Tournament, dating back to 1955

» Played the fifth-toughest strength of schedule in the final NCAA rankings

» Finished 24th in the final NET rankings

» Finished 12th in the country in free throws made per game and 15th in free throw attempts per game

» Won its 12th game in Big 12 Championship history when the Mountaineers defeated Texas Tech in the opening round

» Posted a winning nonconference mark (11-2) for the 31st consecutive season

» 248 3-point field goals made was the 10th-most made in a season in school history

» 74.25% from the free throw line was the third-best percentage in a season in school history

» Own 1,846 career victories, ranking WVU 20th in wins among all Division I schools

» Defeated No. 11 Kansas State, No. 11 Iowa State, No. 14 TCU and No. 15 Auburn in 2022-23

» Broke into the rankings with a No. 24 ranking in both polls on Dec. 26

» WVU has been ranked in at least one poll in 11 of the 16 seasons under Bob Huggins

» Averaged 12,004 fans in the Coliseum, the fourth-best average in school history

COACH BOB HUGGINS

» Enshrined into the 2022 class of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

» Moved past Jim Calhoun on the NCAA career wins list

» Posted 935 career wins

» Coached 1,349 career games, the fifth-most games coached all-time by a Division I head coach

» Became the 17th Division I head coach all-time to coach 41 or more years

ERIK STEVENSON

» Made his 26th NCAA Tournament appearance as a head coach

» Recorded his 100th career victory over an AP-ranked team (now shows 103)

» Recorded more than 50% of WVU’s all-time wins against AP-ranked teams (59 of 115)

JIMMY BELL JR.

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

JOSIAH HARRIS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

TRE MITCHELL

» Big 12 Player of the Week (Dec. 12)

JOSE PEREZ

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

ERIK STEVENSON

» All-Big 12 Third Team

» NABC Honors Court

» Big 12 Player of the Week (March 6)

» Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (March 6)

» USBWA All-District II Team

» Scored 522 points in 2022-23, the 49th time in school history that a WVU player has scored 500 or more points in a season

» Made 78 3-point field goals, the seventh-most made in a season in school history

» Had 23 or more points in five consecutive games, becoming the first WVU player to do so since Wil Robinson in 1972

PATRICK SUEMNICK

» NABC Honors Court

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

PATRICK SUEMNICK

7-7-4, 3-1-4 SUN BELT

Finished 7-7-4 overall in coach Dan Stratford’s third season at the helm. In its first season in the Sun Belt Conference, WVU went 3-1-4 to finish fourth in the

The Mountaineers started the year at No. 6 in the United Soccer Coaches preseason poll

Goalkeeper Jackson Lee made 15 starts for WVU on the season, making 30 saves while

The Mountaineers picked up their first Sun Belt win with a 4-0 victory on the road over Old

Redshirt-senior Dyon Dromers and freshman Marcus Caldeira led the Mountaineers with

Caldeira also added four assists to finish with 14 points, tying him with junior Ryan Crooks

West Virginia was the No. 4 seed in the Sun Belt Championship and defeated No. 5-seed Coastal Carolina in the quarterfinals before falling to eventual SBC champion Kentucky in Caldeira was second in the Sun Belt and 34th nationally with three game-winning goals, including the only goal in a 1-0 victory over the Chanticleers in the Sun Belt quarterfinals

In all, 11 different players scored a goal this season for the Mountaineers while 14 players

Senior Luke McCormick and redshirt-junior Bjarne Thiesen were named to the All-Sun Belt

Additionally, Thiesen was named to the All-Southeast Region Second Team by the United

Junior midfielder Ryan Baer, fifth-year senior midfielder Adam Burchell, fifth-year senior Aaron Denk Gracia, and redshirt-senior midfielder/forward Dyon Dromers were Academic All-District selections by College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA) RYAN CROOKS

» Denk Gracia and Dromers were honored further by being named to the CSC Academic All-America Second Team. It was the second straight season that Denk Gracia was named Academic All-America after being on the third team in 2021

» The Mountaineers were recognized with the Team Academic Award by the United Soccer Coaches for the 16th consecutive year:

TEAM

» United Soccer Coaches Team

Academic Award

RYAN BAER

» College Sports Communicators

Academic All-District

MARC BONNAIRE

» Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 11)

ADAM BURCHELL

» College Sports Communicators

Academic All-District

RYAN CROOKS

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week

(Sept. 12)

AARON DENK GRACIA

» College Sports Communicators

Academic All-Distric

» College Sports Communicators

Academic All-America Second Team

DYON DROMERS

» College Sports Communicators

Academic All-Distric

» College Sports Communicators

Academic All-America Second Tea

» Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week

(Oct. 18)

LUKE MCCORMICK

» All-Sun Belt Second Team

BJARNE THIESEN

» All-Sun Belt Second Team

» United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region Second Team

» All-Sun Belt Preseason Team

» Hermann Trophy Watch List

MARCUS CALDEIRA

LUKE MCCORMICK

16-4, 8-1 GREAT AMERICAN RIFLE CONFERENCE GARC TOURNAMENT

Finished with a 16-4 record, including an 8-1 mark inside the Great America Rifle

The Mountaineers claimed their 15th GARC Tournament Championship

During the regular season, West Virginia defeated nine top-10 opponents, including six top-five teams and the No. 2 team in the country three times and the No.

WVU also won 10 or more matches for the 13th time under coach Jon Hammond,

Against Kentucky, on Feb. 18, Senior Mary Tucker became the seventh shooter in program history to shoot a perfect 600 in air rifle. The mark also tied the school and

The Mountaineers shot an NCAA Qualifying Score of 9489.33, which helped them earn their 15th consecutive bid to the NCAA Rifle Championships. WVU entered the

At the 2022-23 GARC Championships, hosted by WVU, West Virginia shot a 2345 smallbore and a 2377 in air rifle for a combined score of 4722 to finish first at this

Prior to the GARC Championships, nine Mountaineer shooters earned a combined 22 Of WVU’s 22 All-GARC honors this year, six student-athletes made the smallbore team, six made the air rifle team and seven were a part of the combined (smallbore

Additionally, senior Mary Tucker was named the GARC’s Shooter and Senior of the Year, after averaging scores of 593.8 in smallbore, 598.5 in air rifle and 1192.3

The Sarasota, Florida, native is the first Mountaineer to win GARC Shooter of the year since Ginny Thrasher in 2019 and the 10th in program history. She is also the first to win GARC Senior of the Year since Milica Babic in 2020 and the 12th in

Senior Calista Smoyer represented West Virginia in the GARC’s Scholar-Athlete

MARY TUCKER

» The Mountaineers concluded their season by shooting a 4708 at the 2023 NCAA Rifle Championships, hosted by Akron, and finished fifth at the event

» WVU’s 2343 in smallbore at the NCAA Championships was good for second place in the discipline while their 2365 in air rifle was the eighth-best mark

» Following the season, seven studentathletes took home 15 combined AllAmerica honors from the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association, including Mary Tucker who was named the Shooter and Senior of the Year as well as being named to all three first teams

» Tucker is just the second Mountaineer to be named CRCA Shooter of the Year and the first CRCA Senior of the Year in program history

» Twelve Mountaineers were named to the Big 12 Commissioners Honor Roll

» Verena Zaisberger was a CSC Academic All-District and AllAmerican

» Earned 10 nominations to CRCA Scholastic All-American Team, the most in program history. Malori Brown, Tal Engler, Rebecca Lamb, Visnu Pandian, Molly McGhin, Natalie Perrin, Matthew Sanchez, Akihito Shimizu, Calista Smoyer and Verena Zaisberger

MALORI BROWN

» CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore)

» CRCA All-America Third Team (Combined)

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore)

» All-GARC Honorable Mention (Combined)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

TAL ENGLER

» CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore)

» CRCA All-America Honorable Mention (Air Rifle)

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore)

» All-GARC Honorable Mention (Combined)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

BECCA LAMB

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

MOLLY MCGHIN

» CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle)

» CRCA All-America Third Team (Aggregate)

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

VISNU PANDIAN

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

NATALIE PERRIN

» CRCA All-America Honorable Mention (Air Rifle)

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» All-GARC Honorable Mention (Air Rifle)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

MATT SANCHEZ

» CRCA All-America First Team (Air Rifle)

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» All-GARC First Team (Air Rifle)

» All-GARC Honorable Mention (Combined)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll:

AKIHITO SHIMIZU

» CRCA All-America Second Team (Air Rifle)

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» All-GARC Second Team (Air Rifle)

» All-GARC Honorable Mention (Smallbore, Combined)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

CALISTA SMOYER

» GARC Scholar Athlete of the Year

» CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

MARY TUCKER

» CRCA Shooter of the Year

» CRCA Senior of the Year

» CRCA All-America First Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

» All-GARC First Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

» GARC Shooter of the Year

» GARC Senior of the Year

» Big 12 Commissioners Honor Roll

VERENA ZAISBERGER

» All-GARC Second Team (Air Rifle, Combined)

» All-GARC Honorable Mention (Smallbore)

» CSC Academic All-American First Team

» CSC Academic All-District

» CRCA Scholastic All-American

» Big 12 Commissioners Honor Roll

» Nine student-athletes were named to the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete team: Maxine Cassell (Exercise Physiology/ master’s), Emily DeGlopper (exercise physiology), Emily Dumford (forensic examiner), Anna Gall (exercise physiology), Lydia Nicolai (agribusiness management), Kaira Niedoba (landscape architecture), Ryleigh Rosta (psychology), Sydney VanAuken (management information systems) and Ryleigh Williams (accounting)

» Kaira Niedoba, Lydia Nicolai and Sydney VanAuken earned a spot on the CRCA Scholar-Athlete for the third consecutive year and Maxine Cassell (once at WVU, once at George Washington), Emily DeGlopper, Anna Gall and Ryleigh Williams were named to the team for the second straight year

» There were 16 student-athletes named to the 2023 Academic All-Big 12 Rowing Teams, including three earning 4.0 distinction, Kaira Niedoba, Bailey South and Ryleigh Williams

» There were 15 student-athletes earning a spot on the first team, Laurna Atkins, Katherine Capitan, Ashlea Clark, Emily DeGlopper, Emily Dumford, Alexandra Fallon, Ally Fisher, Anna Gall, Violet Hewett, Lydia Nicolai, Kaira Niedoba, Ryleigh Rosta, Bailey South, Sydney VanAuken and Ryleigh Williams. Grace Cronen was a second-team honoree

SHELBY ANDRE

» WVU “Most Improved” Award (Novice)

LAURNA ATKINS

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KATHERINE CAPITAN

» WVU “The Hammer” Award (Varsity)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ANNELIESE CARNEY

» WVU “The Flame” Award (Novice)

MAXINE CASSELL

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

ASHLEA CLARK

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

GRACE CRONEN

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

EMILY DEGLOPPER

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

EMILY DUMFORD

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» WVU “Most Improved” Award (Varsity)

ALEXANDRA FARRON

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ALLY FISHER

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ANNA GALL

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

VIOLET HEWETT

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

EMMA HIGGINS

» WVU “The Hammer” Award (Novice)

» WVU “MVP Award” Award (Novice)

LYDIA NICOLAI

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» CSC Academic All-District 2

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Conference

» WVU “MVP Award” Award (Varsity)

KAIRA NIEDOBA

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MICHAELA PULICK

» WVU “The Flame” Award (Varsity)

HELENA RADFORD

» WVU “MVP Award” Award (Novice)

RYLEIGH ROSTA

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

BAILEY SOUTH

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

SYDNEY VANAUKEN

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

RYLEIGH WILLIAMS

» National Scholar-Athlete (College Rowing Coaches Association)

» CSC Academic All-District 2

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Top Female Student-Athlete in Chambers College

SWIMMING & DIVING

MEN: 4-2/0-0 BIG 12

WOMEN: 6-2/1-0 BIG 12

West Virginia competed in its fourth season at the Aquatic Center at Mylan Park in

The men’s team earned a third-place finish at the 2023 Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championship, while the women’s team finished in fourth place

In total, the Mountaineers combined to earn 16 medals at the conference meet,

12 members of the team earned a spot on the All-Big 12 First Team, while 19 were

Five divers qualified for the 2023 NCAA Zone A Diving Championships held at the Aquatic Center at Mylan Park: Marian Tiemeier, Sarah Krusinski, Abigail Sullivan,

Junior Danny Berlitz qualified for the 2022 Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving

Seven program records were broken during the 2022-23 campaign, including Berlitz’s record-breaking performance at NCAAs in the 200 IM (1:44.50); the record was previously set by Nate Carr in 2015. Berlitz also broke the program record in the 400 IM with a time of 3:42.28, which was previously set by Michael Walker (3.44.09) in

Junior William Mullen broke his own program record in the 1650 free (15.21.57), previously set during the 2021-22 season, with a new time of 15:20.04. Junior Roanoke Shirk broke a program record in the men’s 200 free, as he bested the previous school record of 1:35.80 – set by Hunter Armstrong in 2019 – with a time of

At Big 12s seniors Jacqueline McCutchan and Harna Minezawa and freshmen Mia Cheatwood and Ada Szwabinska broke two program records in the 200 free relay (1:30.94) – previously set in 2021 with a time of 1:31.05 – and the 200 medley relay (1:39.43) – previously set in 2013 with a time of 1:39.50. Additionally, Cheatwood broke the 100 breaststroke record earlier in the season with a time of 1:00.56; the

JACQUELINE MCCUTCHAN

» The two squads were again named CSCAA Scholar All-America Teams in the fall semesters

» Jonathan Bennett, David Snider, Meredith Bolinger and Tatum Peyerl were named recipients of the Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award, the Big 12 Conference’s highest academic honor

» Eight members of the team were named to the 2022-23 Academic All-District Men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving Teams, selected by CSC, including Jonathan Bennett, Zach Boley, Conrad Molinaro, Justin Heimes, Jacqueline McCutchan, Tatum Peyerl, Marian Tiemeier, and Abby Reardon.

» 36 named to 2023 Academic All-Big 12 Swimming and Diving Team; of those, 30 were named to the first team, 8 student-athletes earned the honor with a 4.0 GPA and 6 were named to the second team.

TEAM

» CSCAA Scholar All-America

HAYDEN APEL

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

JONATHAN BENNETT

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award recipient

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

DANNY BERLITZ

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» NCAA Qualifier – 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 breaststroke

» Program record: 200 IM (1:44.50)

» All-Big 12 Second Team

ZACH BOLEY

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MAVERICK BRAY

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» All-Big 12 Second Team

RILEY BROWN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

PATRICK BURKE

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

GLENN ELORIAGA

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» NCAA Zone A Diving Championships Qualifier – men’s platform, 3-meter

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

JAMIN HARLAN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» All-Big 12 Second Team

JUSTIN HEIMES

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» CSCAA Second Team Scholar AllAmerican

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

OWEN JOHNS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» NCAA Zone A Diving Championships Qualifier – 1-meter, 3-meter

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

REILLY KEANEY

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» Conner McBeth

» All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

ADAM MCDONALD

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» CSCAA Second Team Scholar AllAmerican

LOGAN MCFADDEN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

DYLAN MELIN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team:

» Conrad Molinaro

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award Recipient

» CSC Academic All-America Third Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team:

DANNY BERLITZ

WILLIAM MULLEN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Big 12 Men’s Swimmer of the Week (October)

» Program record: 1650 freestyle (15.20.04)

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

MAX NIELSEN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Big 12 Men’s Newcomer of the Week (November)

» All-Big 12 Second Team

BRADEN OSBORN

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

ALVARO SANTIAGO

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» All-Big 12 Second Team

JACK SAUM

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Rol:

JOE SCHAEFER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

» CSCAA Second Team Scholar AllAmerican

WESLEY SCHAUER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ROANOKE SHIRK

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Program record: 200 free (1:35.71)

» All-Big 12 Second Team

CHRISTIAN SIMPSON

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

DAVID SNIDER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award recipient

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

CHRISTIAN TORRES

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» All-Big 12 Second Team

BRENDAN WILLIAMS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll:

JAKE YOUNG

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

ROBERTS ZEMTURIS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

Women’s Team:

KATE BECKISH

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MEREDITH BOLINGER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award recipient

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Morgan Burton

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

OLIVIA BUSCH

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

MIA CHEATWOOD

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Program record: 200 free relay (1:30.94)

» Program record: 200 medley relay (1:39.43)

» Program record: 100 breaststroke (1:00.56)

» Three-time Big 12 Women’s Newcomer of the Week (November, October, January)

» Student-Athlete of the Week (December)

» All-Big 12 First Team

LILLY CULP

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» All-Big 12 First Team

PJ DAY

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll:

» Paige Dressel

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

SHELBY GERVING

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ELYSABETH GROSSMAN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

SARA HAGGERTY

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

GINGER HANSEN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ALYSSA HEFFELFINGER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

GLENN ELORIAGA

MATHILDE KAELBEL

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

MIRANDA KIRTLEY

» Big 12 Women’s Swimmer of the Week (November)

» All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

EMILY KNORR

» All-Big 12 Second Team

SARAH KRUSINSKI

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» NCAA Zone A Diving Championships Qualifier – 1-meter, 3-meter and platform

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» CSCAA Second Team Scholar AllAmerican

GABRIELA MARTIN

» All-Big 12 Second Team

MAKENA MALKEMUS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

KAELYN MCCLAIN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

JACQUELINE MCCUTCHAN

» Big 12 Individual Champion (100 backstroke – 54.14)

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

» CSCAA Second Team Scholar AllAmerican

» CSCAA Academic All-District Team

» Program record: 200 free relay (1:30.94)

» Program record: 200 medley relay (1:39.43)

» Big 12 Women’s Swimmer of the Week (October)

» Student-Athlete of the Week (February)

HARNA MINEZAWA

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Program record: 200 free relay (1:30.94)

» Program record: 200 medley relay (1:39.43)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

LAUREN MUSBACH

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

MACKENZIE PAGETT

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

TATUM PEYERL

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award recipient

» Scholar-Athlete Postgraduate Award recipient

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team:

ABBY REARDON

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Student-Athlete of the Week (January)

» Big 12 Women’s Swimmer of the Week (January)

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 Second Team

BELLA REYNOLDS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

ABIGAIL SULLIVAN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» NCAA Zone A Diving Championships Qualifier – 1-meter, platform

ADA SZWABINSKA

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Program record: 200 free relay (1:30.94)

» Program record: 200 medley relay (1:39.43)

» All-Big 12 Second Team

MARIAN TIEMEIER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» NCAA Zone A Diving Championships Qualifier – 1-meter, 3-meter

» CSCAA Second Team Scholar AllAmerican

» CSCAA Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ANNE-ELAINE TILLER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MIA WALTERS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» All-Big 12 First Team:

SARAH YOUNG

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MIA WALTERS

During the fall slate, junior Momoko Nagato and sophomore Michaela Kucharova advanced to the quarterfinals at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) Atlantic

At the 2022 Martha Thorn Invitational, the Mountaineers finished the weekend with WVU checked in at No. 51 in the ITA Poll in February. This was the highest ranking in

During mid-season, WVU was ranked in the top 75 three weeks in a row at No. 62,

West Virginia’s 11-4 start during the 2023 spring slate is the best record since the 2010 season the Mountaineers started 12-2 under then-head coach Marc Walters

The Mountaineers defeated Kansas State for the first time in program history, 4-2, on March 10, at the Summit Tennis Academy in Morgantown. This marked the first Big

PEI-JU HSIEH

MAJA DODIK

» Singles: 10-11

» Doubles: 4-13

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

PEI-JU HSIEH

» Singles: 14-8

» Doubles: 4-8

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» First Team Academic All-Big 12

KENDALL KOVICK

» Singles: 1-0

» Doubles: 1-1

MICHAELA KUCHAROVA

» Singles: 15-21

» Doubles: 23-13

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

TATIANA LIPATOVA

» Singles: 8-11

» Doubles: 4-10

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MOMOKO NAGATO

» Singles: 15-17

» Doubles: 22-14

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

CATHERINE WASSICK

» Singles: 1-8

» Doubles: 1-2

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» First Team Academic All-Big 12

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MICHAELA KUCHAROVA

MOMOKO NAGATO

TRACK & FIELD

The Mountaineers saw action in eight regular season meets, along with the Big 12

WVU continued with the outdoor campaign, competing in nine regular season meets, the Big 12 Championships, the NCAA East Regionals and the NCAA Championships

WVU finished ninth at the 2023 Big 12 Indoor Championship in Lubbock, Texas, and

11 Mountaineers earned All-Big 12 at the conference indoor championships

McCabe appeared in her second consecutive indoor NCAA Championships and

McCabe claimed her third Big 12 3,000-meter steeplechase championship in a row

West Virginia earned 10 All-Big 12 awards at the outdoor conference championships

The program earned a record 21 All-Big 12 awards across the indoor, outdoor and

Five members of the squad were named to the 2023 CSC Academic All-District Team

CASSANDRA WILLIAMSON

EMILY BRYCE

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

RACHEL BUTLER

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Outdoor First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

KATELYN CACCAMO

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

TESSA CONSTANTINE

» Member of All-Big 12 Indoor DMR Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

MACEY CRAWFORD

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

OLIVIA CRESS

» All-Big 12 Outdoor First Team

LINSEY CURTIS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

AUBRIE CUSTER

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

KATHERINE DOWIE

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Outdoor First Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

TAZANNA EPPS

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

ALEX FLECK

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

SIERRA HEISEY

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

GHAMANI HOGUE

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

HAYLEY JACKSON

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

JO-LAUREN KEANE

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

MIKAELA LUCKI

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

CEILI MCCABE

» First Team All-American (Indoor, Outdoor)

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier

» Big 12 Outdoor Individual Champion (3,000-meter steeplechase)

» Big 12 Indoor Individual Champion (3,000 meters)

» All-Big 12 Outdoor First Team

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» Member of All-Big 12 Indoor DMR Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

ANNISHKA MCDONALD

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

ABIGALE MULLINGS

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» All-Academic Big 12 Second Team

PETAL PALMER

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

JEANNIE REIX

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KASE TORCHIA

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

MIKENNA VANDERHEYDEN

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» Member of All-Big 12 Indoor DMR Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MEGAN WEAVER

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

EDEN WILLIAMS

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

CASSANDRA WILLIAMSON

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Outdoor First Team

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» Member of All-Big 12 Indoor DMR Team Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

CHARLOTTE WOOD

» NCAA Outdoor East Preliminary Round Qualifier

» All-Big 12 Indoor First Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

SADA WRIGHT

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

GRACE WU

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

ABBEY YUHASZ

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

ZARA ZERVOS

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll

BAILEY MILLER

TIERNEY

» South Dakota Classic All-Tournament Team

» Mountaineer Invitational AllTournament Team

BAILEY MILLER

» Student-Athlete of the Week (Sept. 19)

» Mountaineer Invitational MVP

» Outrigger Volleyball Challenge AllTournament Team

» Penn State Classic All-Tournament Team

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

SKYE STOKES

» Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 27)

» South Dakota Classic All-Tournament Team

NATALIE WINTER

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

ADRIAN ELL

TIERNEY JACKSON

JACKSON

MADISON PAGE

West Virginia began the season with four consecutive victories, marking the longest

Against Robert Morris, on Dec. 8, fifth-year senior guard Madisen Smith finished the game with nine points to become the 39th 1,000-point scorer in program history. She

unanimous selection and added All-Big 12 Defensive Team honors. Madisen Smith

Smith finished her career second all-time in games played (142) and games started

MADISEN SMITH

KYLEE BLACKSTEN

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll:

TAVY DIGGS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

JAYLA HEMINGWAY

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

» Academivc All-Big 12 Second Team

MESSIAH HUNTER

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

DANNI NICHOLS

» CSC Academic All-District

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

JJ QUINERLY

» 2022 Cancun Challenge AllTournament Team

» 2023 All-Big 12 First Team (Unanimous)

» 2023 All-Big 12 Defensive Team

WYNTER ROGERS

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll:

MADISEN SMITH

» 39th 1,000-point scorer in program history

» Second all-time in games played (142) and games started (137)

» WVU leader in minutes played (4615)

» 2023 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» 2022-23 Preseason All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

KYAH WATSON

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

DANNI NICHOLS

JJ QUINERLY

WOMEN’S SOCCER

11-5-7, 4-1-4 BIG 12

In its 27th season in program history, the West Virginia University women’s soccer team finished 11-5-7 overall, along with 4-1-4 in Big 12 play

The Mountaineers claimed their 18th conference title, winning the 2022 Big 12 Soccer Championship in Round Rock, Texas

The title marked WVU’s fifth Big 12 Championship title, as well as its 10th overall (five regular-season titles)

Jordan Brewster was named the Big 12 Tournament Defensive Most Outstanding Player, and Lauren Segalla was named the Big 12 Tournament Offensive Most Outstanding Player

Segalla, Brewster, senior defender Gabrielle Robinson, junior midfielder AJ Rodriguez and sophomore forward Dilary Heredia-Beltran were named to the Big 12 AllTournament Team

West Virginia earned the Big 12 Conference’s automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament, making its 22nd NCAA Tournament in the last 23 seasons

WVU extended its streak of at least 10 wins or more to 23 straight seasons. West Virginia’s defense recorded 10 shutouts on the year, including a pair of clean sheets in the Big 12 Championship semifinal and final games

Brewster was tabbed an All-America Third Team selection by United Soccer Coaches, her third All-America honor in as many seasons. She became the first Mountaineer to secure accolades in three consecutive seasons since Kadeisha Buchanan (2013-14-

Brewster also was named to the United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America Second Team, her second consecutive honor

For the 12th consecutive season, a Mountaineer was featured on the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List, as Brewster earned the honor

On the All-Big 12 Teams, senior goalkeeper Kayza Massey led the way as the league’s Co-Goalkeeper of the Year, while she and Brewster appeared on the First Team. Heredia-Beltran, Robinson and Rodriguez appeared on the Second Team

JORDAN BREWSTER

» Brewster, Massey and Rodriguez were named to the United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region Team, with Brewster named to the first team and Massey and Rodriguez on the third team

» Academically, six Mountaineers were named Academic All-District selections by the College Sports Communicators. Brewster went on to be named a CSC All-American

» West Virginia placed 13 studentathletes on the Fall Academic All-Big 12 Team

» Brewster also was named the Big 12 Conference Women’s Soccer CoScholar Athlete of the Year

» Robinson was selected by the KC Current with the No. 15 overall pick in the 2023 NWSL Draft, becoming the sixth Mountaineer to be selected in the NWSL Draft all time

» Brewster signed a professional contract with Kristianstads DFF in Sweden

» Robinson and Brewster moved WVU’s all-time count of professional players to 34

TEAM

» 2023 Big 12 Soccer Tournament Champions

» United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award

» WVU Student-Athletes of the Week (Nov. 7)

CHLOE ADLER

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ARIA BILAL

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

JORDAN BREWSTER

» United Soccer Coaches All-America Third Team

» United Soccer Coaches Scholar AllAmerica Second Team

» Big 12 Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year

» All-Big 12 First Team

» CSC Academic All-America Second Team

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region First Team

» Big 12 Tournament Defensive Most Outstanding Player

» Big 12 All-Tournament Team

» TopDrawerSoccer Best XI Second Team

» No. 15 on TopDrawerSoccer National Postseason Top 100 List

» Program leader in career games started with 101

» MAC Herman Trophy Watch List

» Fall Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 6, Oct. 28)

» College Soccer News Team of the Week (Sept. 6)

» Preseason All-Big 12 Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Sept. 6)

DILARY HEREDIA-BELTRAN

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» Big 12 All-Tournament Team

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Aug. 22)

RHEA KIJOWSKI

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ANNIKA LESLIE

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KAYZA MASSEY

» Big 12 Co-Goalkeeper of the Year

» United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region Third Team

» All-Big 12 First Team

» United Soccer Coaches Player of the Week (Sept. 7)

» Big 12 Goalkeeper of the Week (Sept. 6)

LILLY MCCARTHY

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

MAYA MCCUTCHEON

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

GABRIELLE ROBINSON

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» Big 12 All-Tournament Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Selected by KC Current in 2023 NWSL Draft (No. 15 overall):

AJ RODRIGUEZ

» All-Big 12 Second Team

» Big 12 All-Tournament Team

» United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region Third Team

» Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 25)

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Oct. 24)

AALIYAH SCOTT

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

LAUREN SEGALLA

» Big 12 Tournament Offensive Most Outstanding Player

» Big 12 All-Tournament Team

» Program leader in career games started with 104

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Sept. 26)

LEAH SPARACIO

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

JULIANNE VALLERAND

» CSC Academic All-District Team

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

WRESTLING

10-5/2-5

» West Virginia’s 10 wins marks the first time since 2014 that the program concluded the season with double-digit wins, which included an 8-0 record against nonconference opponents

» WVU debuted at No. 24 and reached as high as No. 23 on the NWCA Division I Coaches’ Poll. It marked WVU’s first appearance in the NWCA Top 25 since the midway point of the 2015-16 season, while finishing in the top-25 dual rankings for the second time in five years according to The Open Mat, WIN Magazine, and FloWrestling

» Topped then ranked No. 21 Pitt in a 24-11 upset inside the Fitzgerald Field House on Sunday, January 8, 2023, for the team’s first win over the Panthers since 2018, as well as the first over a ranked opponents since 2021

» With that win, coach Tim Flynn picked up his 250th career dual victory. He currently sits eighth all-time among active Division I head coaches with 254 wins

» Individually, the program saw eight Mountaineers break into the national rankings simultaneously for the first time since 2003

» Six grapplers qualified for the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2012, and it marked the fourth consecutive year in which four or more wrestlers qualified for the NCAA Championships since the Tim Flynn era began in 2019.

» Redshirt freshman Jordan Titus (141), junior Peyton Hall (165) and redshirt junior Michael Wolfgram (HWT) each earned automatic bids based on their performances at the conference championship, while fifth-year senior Killian Cardinale (125), redshirt junior Anthony Carman (184) and redshirt sophomore Austin Cooley (197) received at-large selections to compete on the national stage. Titus, Carman, and Cooley made their NCAA tournament debuts

» Cardinale earned All-America honors for the second time in his WVU career to highlight the Mountaineers’ run at this year’s tournament by defeating No. 15seed Brett Ungar of Cornell to clinch a spot on the podium, before falling to No. 27-seed Eddie Ventresca of Virginia Tech for eighth. He previously knocked off No. 5 Caleb Smith of Appalachian State and No. 21 Jore Volk of Wyoming to reach the quarterfinals

» The Bristow, Virginia, native became the program’s 35th All-American and joined Mark Banks, Whitey Chlebove, Mike Mason, Greg Jones, Vertus Jones, Brandon Rader and Zeke Moisey as the eighth WVU wrestler to be named an All-American multiple times

» For the first time since 2002-06, the Mountaineers have had an All-American in four consecutive seasons

KILLIAN CARDINALE

» Titus became just the 14th Mountaineer wrestler and first since Noah Adams in 2020 to earn Big 12 Wrestler of the Week honors after he took out No. 1 Cole Matthews of Pitt

» Five grapplers placing at the Big 12 Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma, marked the third straight year that the Mountaineers have at least half of the squad (5 of 10) place in Tulsa

» Eleven Mountaineers earned a spot on the 2023 Academic All-Big 12 Wrestling Teams to break the program record of nine set in 2022. All but three of the honorees landed on the Academic All-Big 12 First Team, which is also a program best

» Drew the fifth-largest crowd in the history of the program with 1,494 fans in attendance against No. 3 Iowa State on Friday, Feb. 3, while averaging 930 fans throughout the home schedule

» Assistant head coach Cliff Moore was inducted to the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame and former Mountaineers standout Shane Young was inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame

JEFFREY BOYD

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

KILLIAN CARDINALE

» NCAA Qualifier at 125 pounds

» NCAA All-American

» Placed eighth at his third NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships

» Placed sixth at the Ken Kraft Midlands Championships

» NWCA Scholar All-American

» CSC Academic All-District

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (March 20)

» Team’s Most Outstanding Wrestler award winner

» Team’s Mountain Man award winner

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

ANTHONY CARMAN

» NCAA Qualifier at 184 pounds

» Placed eighth at the 2023 Big 12 Wrestling Championship

» Placed sixth at the Ken Kraft Midlands Championships

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

BRODY CONLEY

» Team’s Rookie of the Year

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season when competing

AUSTIN COOLEY

» NCAA Qualifier at 197 pounds

» Placed seventh at the 2023 Big 12 Championship

» Southeast Open and Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open runner-up

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

MICHAEL DOLAN

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

CALEB DOWLING

» NWCA Scholar All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Team’s Most Wins award winner (25)

COLTON DROUSIAS

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

PEYTON HALL

» NCAA Qualifier at 165 pounds

» Placed sixth at the 2023 Big 12 Wrestling Championship

» NWCA Scholar All-American

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Team’s Most Falls award winner (9)

» Team’s Most Takedowns award winner (80)

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

WALKER HEARD

» WVU Iron Mountaineer Award

SAM HILLEGAS

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

ALEX HORNFECK

» Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

SCOTT JOLL

» Placed seventh at the 2023 Big 12 Wrestling Championship

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Team’s Most Improved Wrestler award winner

JACE SCHAFER

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

DENNIS ROBIN

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

JORDAN TITUS

» NCAA Qualifier at 141 pounds

» Placed seventh at the 2023 Big 12 Wrestling Championship

» Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 9)

» WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan. 9)

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

MICHAEL WOLFGRAM

» NCAA Qualifier at Heavyweight

» Placed eighth at the 2023 Big 12 Wrestling Championship

» Nationally ranked in the top 33 throughout the season

MICHAEL WOLFGRAM

ATHLETICS STAFF

Wren Baker, Vice President/Director of Athletics

SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

Steve Uryasz, Deputy Athletics Director

Simon Dover, Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director/Business Operations/CFO

Matt Wells, Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director/External Affairs

Michael Fragale, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Communications

Patrick Gray, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Executive Director MAC

David Kooger, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Governance and Compliance

April Messerly, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Capital Projects, Facilities & Event Management

Natasha Oakes, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator

Brittney O’Dell, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Student-Athlete Services and Wellness

Leslie Nguyen, Associate Athletics Director/ Strategic Initiatives and Administration

Cathy Martin, Director’s Office Administrator

BUSINESS OFFICE

Simon Dover, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Business Operations/CFO

Taylor Covington, Assistant Athletics Director/ Business Operations

Graham Reger, Director of Business Operations

Andrea Moran, Director of Business Reporting

Tiffany McDowell, Accounting Assistant

Kristina Reed, Accounting Assistant

Jenna Huggins, Athletics Travel Coordinator

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS

Michael Fragale, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Communications

Bryan Messerly, Associate Athletics Director/ Communications

Mike Montoro, Assistant Athletics Director/ Director of Football Communications

John Antonik, Director of Athletics Content

Joe Swan, Director of Athletics Publications

Kristin Coldsnow, Lead Designer

Phil Lynch, Athletics Graphics Designer

Chris Coombs Assistant Director of Athletics Communications

Adam Grossman, Assistant Director of Athletics Communications

Olivia Sneed, Assistant Director of Athletics Communications

Matthew Stainthorpe, Assistant Director of Athletics Communications/Operations

Lisa Ammons, Business Manager

Amy Prunty, Program Assistant

DIGITAL MEDIA

Clay Bollinger, Assistant Athletics Director

Joe Mitchin, Director of Social Strategy

Caroline Bond, Assistant Director of Creative Content

Carson Reynolds, Assistant Director of Creative Content

ATHLETICS COMPLIANCE

David Kooger, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Governance and Compliance

Michael Derringer, Assistant Athletics Director/ Governance & Compliance

Martha Harris, Associate Director of Compliance

Nick Carroll, Assistant Director of Compliance

Cindy Smith, Administrative Assistant

ATHLETICS MARKETING

Matt Wells, Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director/External Affairs

Noah Smith, Director of Athletics Marketing

David Simms, Director of Athletics Marketing

Jasmine Werninger, Assistant Director of Athletics Marketing

SPORTS MEDICINE

Dr. A.J. Monseau, Medical Director/Head Team Physician

Vincent Blankenship, Assistant Athletics Director/Head Athletic Trainer, Football

Randy Meador, Assistant Athletics Director/ Head Athletic Trainer, Basketball

Ethan Solger, Assistant Athletics Director/Head Athletic Trainer, Olympic Sports

Travis Randolph, Clinical Director of Sports Medicine

Zach Foster, Associate Director of Sports Medicine, Football

Lindsay Brinza, Associate Director of Sports Medicine

Dillon Byrum, Associate Director of Sports Medicine

Ian Chennell, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Mackenzie Castillo, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Hunter Gross, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Kelly Kessler, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Jaren Olsen, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Matt Pahls, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Steven Rosier, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Hailee Settle, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Taylor Tedesky, Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

CLINICAL AND SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

Dr. Sofia Espana Perez, Clinical and Sport Behavior Health Therapist

Mitch Pegg, Behavioral Health Specialist

EQUIPMENT

Dan Nehlen, Director of Football Equipment Operations

Conor McNamara, Director of Olympic Sports Equipment Operations

Kyle Keesler, Director of Basketball Equipment Operations

Austin Blake, Assistant Director of Football Equipment Operations

Michael Stokes, Assistant Director of Baseball Equipment Operations

Ryan Schmitt, Assistant Director of Olympic Sports Equipment Operations

FACILITY OPERATIONS

April Messerly, Senior Associate Athletics Director for Facilities/Operations

Zach Eckert, Assistant Athletics Director for Facilities/Operations

Greg Iversen, Maintenance Supervisor

Jimmy DelGatto, Director of Facilities/ Operations

Anthony Vellucci, Assistant Director of Facilities and Operations

Doug Himes, Director of IT

Bradley Coleman, Assistant Director of IT

Ryan Guthrie, Electronic Media Technician

Senior

David Ratzer, Electronic Media Technician

Drew Direda, Turf Grass Manager

Kevin Klunk, Assistant Turfgrass Manager

Jeff Barnette, Athletics Maintenance

Bill Brandt, Athletics Maintenance

Tony Cavender, Athletics Maintenance

Jim Ford, Athletics Maintenance

Greg Ridgway, Athletics Maintenance

Todd Wintermoyer, Athletics Maintenance

Zackery Arnold, Trades Specialist/HVAC

Rick McDonald, Trades Specialist/HVAC

David Isner, Trades Specialist

David Dusenberry, HVAC Technician

Amy Hagedorn, Administrative Secretary Senior

HUMAN RESOURCES

Leslie Nguyen, Assistant Athletics Director for Strategic Management

Kim Thaler, Director of Personnel Services

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

Mike Joseph, Assistant Athletics Director, Head Coach for Strength and Conditioning

Kaitlin Sweeney, Assistant Athletics Director, Strength and Conditioning for Olympic Sports

Shaun Brown, Director of Strength and Conditioning Coach for Basketball

Tanner Kolb, Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning for Olympic Sports

Chris Allen, Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning for Football/Director of Speed Development

Zack Allen, Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning

Carson Clark, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, Football

Kelly Cosgrove, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, Olympic Sports

Hannah Danielsen, Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning for Olympic Sports

Nolan Harvath, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, Football

Alex Mitchell, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, Football

Nick Meadows, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, Football

SPORTS NUTRITION

Haley Bishop, Director of Sports Nutrition, Football

Bailey Kassner, Dietitian, Football

James Burns, Director of Nutrition, Olympic Sports

LaReine Schock-Leonard, Director of Sports Nutrition, Olympic Sports

STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT

Brittany O’Dell, Associate Athletics Director, Student-Athlete Development

Tracy Keller, Assistant Athletics Director, Student-Athlete Development

Zach Seger, Associate Director, StudentAthlete Development

Sandy Cole-DeMent, Assistant Director, Student-Athlete Development

Lucy Mariani, Assistant Director, StudentAthlete Development

Regan Braun, Academic Counselor

Jeremy Lannon, Academic Counselor

Brett Rattan, Academic Counselor

Donovan Parker, Academic Counselor

Bree Porter, Academic Counselor

Kristen Thomas, Director of Learning Support Services

Kristie Mills, Learning Specialist

Hunter Gorrell, Assistant Learning Specialist

Ann Griffin Mohammadi, Assistant Learning Specialist

Victoria Hehli, Assistant Learning Specialist

Joe Brown, Instructional Assistant

Ryan Huff, Student-Athlete Development Coordinator

TICKET SALES

Michael Honeywell, Assistant Athletics Director for Ticket Operations

Nate Black, Director of Ticket Operations

Gina Ezelle, Ticket Assistant

Bryan Phillips, Ticket Assistant

Zach Coonick, Ticket Assistant

Brett Gasmer, Ticket Assistant

MOUNTAINEER ATHLETIC CLUB

Patrick Gray, Senior Associate Athletics Director/Executive Director MAC

John Patterson, Associate Athletics Director/ Major Gifts & Capital Campaigns

Doug Wallace, Assistant Athletics Director/ Annual Fund

Kirsten Barnicle, Senior Director of Development

Matt Waggoner, Director of Development/ Annual Giving

Derek Gonzales, Major Gifts Officer

Ty Brown, Director of Development

Alex Boatman, Associate Director of Development

Madison Clayton, Assistant Director of Development, Operations and Special Events

Kyle Poland, Associate Director of Development/Major Gifts

Connor Smith, Premium Seating Coordinator

Lisa Thomas, Program Assistant

ATHLETICS VIDEO PRODUCTIONS

Scott Bartlett, Director of Video Productions

Chris Ostien, Assistant Director, Big Screens

Sean Merinar, Assistant Director, Athletics

Video Productions

Aaron Shackelford, Production Manager

BASEBALL

Randy Mazey, Head Coach

Steve Sabins, Associate Head Coach

Jacob Garcia, Assistant Caoch

Mark Ginther, Assistant Coach

Joey Cuomo, Director of Baseball Operations

Justin Oney, Director of Player Development

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Bob Huggins, Head Coach

Larry Harrison, Associate Head Coach

Ron Everhart, Assistant Coach

DerMarr Johnson, Assistant Coach

Josh Eilert, Assistant Coach

Jay Kuntz, Director of Player Personnel/Recruiting

Trent Michael, Operations Coordinator

Jared Kortsen, Video Coordinator

Tyler Cheng, Athletic Data Statistician

Debbie Williams, Senior Administrative Assistant

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Dawn Plitzuweit, Head Coach

Jason Jeschke, Associate Head Coach

Ariel Braker, Assistant Coach

Aaron Horn, Assistant Coach

Meghan Bielich, Director of Basketball

Operations/Assistant to the Head Coach

Bernadette Devaney, Director of Recruiting

Tyler VanWinkle, Video Coordinator

Amy Fluharty, Administrative Associate

CHEERLEADING

Christy Davis, Head Coach

FOOTBALL

Neal Brown, Head Coach

Matt Moore, Assistant Head Coach (Offensive Line)

Graham Harrell, Assistant Coach (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)

Jordan Lesley, Assistant Coach (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers)

ShaDon Brown, Assistant Coach (Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs)

Chad Scott, Assistant Coach (Co-Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs)

Jeff Koonz, Assistant Coach (Special Teams Coordinator/Inside Linebackers)

Andrew Jackson, Assistant Coach (Defensive Line)

Sean Reagan, Assistant Coach (Tight Ends)

Tony Washington, Assistant Coach (Receivers)

Dontae Wright, Assistant Coach (Safeties)

Coleman Barnes, Senior Associate Athletics Director for Football External Affairs

Patrick Johnston, Assistant Athletics Director for Football Operations

David Faulkner, Special Assistant to the Head Coach

Osman Kamara, Director of Player Relations

Trey Neyer, Director of Recruiting

Taylor West, Director of On-Campus Recruiting/Assistant Director of Football Operations

Clay Bollinger, Assistant Athletics Director/ Creative and Digital Media

Jake Herron, Associate Director of Creative Design

Jeff Guckert, Assistant Director of Creative Video

Shawn Walker, Director of Coaches Video

Alex Leveille, Assistant Director of Coaches Video

Matt Jansen, Director of Personnel Scouting

Jeff Casteel, Defensive Analyst/Director of High School Relations

Tony Thompson, Special Teams Analyst

Randy Wilkins, Defensive Analyst

Lori Rice, Administrative Associate

GOLF

Sean Covich Head Coach

Clay Bounds, Assistant Coach

GYMNASTICS

Jason Butts, Head Coach

Travis Doak, Associate Head Coach

Zaakira Muhammad, Assistant Head Coach

Mackenzie Luikart, Director of Operations

RIFLE

Jon Hammond, Hayhurst Family Head Coach

Jean-Pierre Lucas, Assistant Coach

ROWING

Jimmy King, Head Coach

Tina Griffith, Assistant Coach

Mikie Sevick, Assistant Coach

MEN’S SOCCER

Dan Stratford, Head Coach

Andy Wright, Associate Head Coach

Nick Noble, Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Nikki Izzo-Brown, Head Coach

Lisa Stoia, Senior Associate Head Coach

Marisa Kanela, Associate Head Coach

Katie Stakem, Director of Operations

SWIMMING & DIVING

Vic Riggs, Head Coach

Dr. Rick West, Associate Head Coach

Karla Helder, Diving Coach

Lauren Cassano, Assistant Coach

David Dixon, Assistant Coach

TENNIS

Miha Lisac, Head Coach

Jacob Eddins, Associate Head Coach

TRACK/CROSS COUNTRY

Sean Cleary, Head Coach

Erin O’Reilly, Assistant Coach

Shelly-Anne Gallimore, Assistant Coach

VOLLEYBALL

Reed Sunahara Head Coach

Traci Plungas, Assistant Coach

Fiona Fonoti, Assistant Coach

WRESTLING

Tim Flynn, Head Coach

Cliff Moore, Assistant Head Coach

Mitchell Port, Assistant Coach