A MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS BOO CORRIGAN · 2017. 9. 25. · First time since 1984 to beat Navy and win a bowl game in the same season. First time since 1996 to Broke the

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A MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

BOO CORRIGAN

ODIA MISSIONTo provide an extraordinary Division I athletic experience that develops leaders of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country.

ODIA GOALS• Recruit and develop scholar-athletes who lead the Corps• Compete and win at the highest level• Beat Navy and Air Force• Provide the resources (personnel, funding, and facilities) to support athletic excellence• Be a positive strategic communicator for ODIA, USMA, and the Army• Adhere to department of the Army, NCAA, conference, and Academy rules, regulations, and policies• Affect changes in legislation, policy, and regulations that improve performance

Dear Friends,

It is my distinct honor to present this year’s annual report which documents our many success stories from the 2016-17 season. It was another great year as our cadets, coaches and staff proved their commitment to winning the right way and competing at the highest level while pursuing our mission of developing leaders of character that are committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country.

As a program, we celebrated three teams that earned conference regular season or tournament titles, one team that advanced to the NCAA Championships and 11 individuals who qualified for NCAA competition. Our cadets continued to prove they can be competitive with their peers while also excelling in the unique academic and military requirements at West Point.

During the 2016-17 year, the Black Knights raised the bar yet again with a .585 winning percentage, which surpassed last year’s record-breaking mark. The Black Knights’ 292 wins surpassed last year’s mark of 288 and is the highest of the 21st century and equals the mark set in the 1990-91 year. The Class of 2017 topped last year’s seniors with a .563 winning percentage, the highest of this century.

For the first time since the 2013-14 season and 11th time overall, Army claimed the 2016-17 Patriot League Presidents’ Cup on the men’s side edging out service-academy rival Navy by 2.25 points. The spring was an impressive time for the Black Knights with men’s tennis capturing their 13th Patriot League Title and men’s golf star Peter Kim setting a league record en route to being crowned the Most Outstanding Golfer. Men’s lacrosse and women’s tennis also continued to rise by capturing regular-season Patriot League Championships.

The Army West Point Athletic Association was formed this past year. We welcomed the transition into a 501(c)3 non-profit organization on March 1, 2017 to gain flexibility and autonomy for the department. The mission is “to provide an extraordinary Division I athletic experience that develops leaders of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country.” The goals are to recruit and develop scholar-athletes who lead the Corps of Cadets, while competing and winning at the highest level and adhering to the department of the Army, NCAA conference, and Academy rules, regulations, and policies.

We also had another great season in the classroom. Three of our cadet-athletes captured their conference’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year honor, while volleyball libero Megan Bryn and men’s basketball foward Mac Hoffman represented Army West Point on Academic All-America teams.

Our coaches were also recognized for their leadership ability. Head swimming and diving coach Mickey Wender was selected as the Patriot League Coach of the Year this winter as were his colleagues Jim Poling of men’s tennis and Jim Foster of baseball this past spring.

The A Club, for the sixth consecutive year, set a record for donations. We thank all of our donors who continue to answer the call when we ask. Your commitment allows our cadet-athletes to focus on their goals.

To find out more about the Army West Point A Club and how you can enhance the cadet-athlete experience, visit GoArmyWestPoint.com/aclub, call (845) 938-2322, or email [email protected]. Thank you again for all of your support of Army West Point Athletics.

Beat Navy!

Eugene F. Corrigan Jr.Director of Athletics

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ATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSBASEBALL Overall Record ......................................... 25-31Patriot League Record .................... 10-10 (4th)

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Kris Lindner (2B)First team: Jon Rosoff (C)second team: Tyler Giovinco (SP)second team: John McCarthy (OF)

academic all-patriot leagueKris LindnerCam Opp

pl BaseBall scholar-athlete oF the yearKris Lindner, Firstie Shortstop

army vs. Navy (1-3)April 22 .............................. Navy 7, at Army 3 (7 inn.)....................................................... at Army 9, Navy 2April 23 ............................ Navy 7, at Army 2 (7 inn.)*..................................................... Navy 10, at Army 6*Navy clinches Star

army vs. air Force (0-1)Feb. 17 .................................. vs. Air Force 8, Army 7^ ^played in Baton Rouge, La.

seasoN highlights► The Black Knights copped four All-Patriot League honors along with first-year head coach Jim Foster earning a major award in being tabbed the Patriot League’s Coach of the Year.► Cow catcher Jon Rosoff and firstie second base-man Kris Lindner were conference first team selec-tions, while yearling pitcher Tyler Giovinco and cow outfielder John McCarthy earned second team hon-ors.► Rosoff, a unanimous first-team selection, led the conference with a .378 batting average and a .478 on-base percentage in claiming his second all-league honor after being named to the second team a year ago.► Lindner, who was voted to the 2017 preseason all-league team, garnered his second consecutive first team accolade as he was also named to the squad in 2016 at the shortstop position, and was the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year for baseball.► Army earned a Patriot League Tournament berth for the first time since 2014.

MEN’S BASKETBALL Overall Record ......................................... 13-19Patriot League Record ...................... 6-12 (8th)

all-patriot league playersrookie team: Tommy Funk (G)

academic all-patriot leagueMac Hoffman (F)

Cosida academic all-districtMac Hoffman

army vs. Navy (1-1)Jan. 21 .................................Navy 96, at Army 80 (OT)Feb. 18 ...................................... Army 71, at Navy 68**Star Game

army vs. air Force (1-0)Dec. 7 .................................... at Army 79, Air Force 71

seasoN highlights► Army’s 25-point comeback win at Navy on Feb. 18

was one for the records book as it marked the larg-est in the series and fifth-latest comeback by 25 or more points in NCAA history.

► Under first-year head coach Jimmy Allen, the Black Knights earned a berth to the Patriot League

Tournament quarterfinals following a 74-58 post-season win over American in the first round.

► Plebe Tommy Funk was named to the Patriot League All-Rookie Team, the eighth Black Knight selected and first since 2014.

► Firstie Mac Hoffman was named to the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District Team and to the Academic All-Patriot League Team.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Overall Record ........................................... 22-9Patriot League Record ...................... 12-6 (3rd)

patriot league award wiNNersdefensive player of the year: Aliyah Murray

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Madison Hovren, (F)third team: Aliyah Murray (G)all-defensive team: Aliyah Murray (G)all-defensive team: Janae McNeal (G)

NotaBle hoNors► First Team All-Met - Madison Hovren (G)

army vs. Navy (0-3)Jan. 21 ........................................ Navy 63, at Army 58Feb. 18 ...................................... at Navy 67, Army 62*March 10 ................................. vs. Navy 54, Army 53^*Star Game^Patriot League Semifinals

army vs. air Force (1-0)Nov. 23.................................. at Army 75, Air Force 47

seasoN highlights► The Army women’s basketball team’s victory over

Lehigh clinched the third spot and home-court ad-vantage for the Patriot League quarterfinals as the Black Knights finished as one of the top four seeds in the field.

► Cow Aliyah Murray earned three honors to include a major award in being tabbed the Defensive Play-er of the Year. She was also named to the All-Patri-ot League third team and was voted a unanimous choice to the all-defensive squad.

► Yearling Madison Hovren, who was named the Pa-triot League Player of the week six times, earned all-league first team honors with cow Janae Mc-Neal on the All-Defensive Team. Hovren was also named to the All-Met Division I First Team.

► Hovren, who posted a career-high 35 points and 10 rebounds vs. Lafayette, led the Patriot League in scoring and rebounding and had 16 double-dou-bles. She averaged 18.4 points per game and 10.2 boards per contest in 31 games.

► The Black Knights reached 21 wins for the fifth straight year and ninth time in program history.

KRIS LINDNER COACH FOSTER MAC HOFFMAN ALIyAH MuRRAy MADISON HOVREN


ATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSMEN’S CROSS COuNTRy NCAA Regionals Finish ...................... 12th PlacePatriot League Finish ..........................2nd Place

all-patriot league playersFirst team: John Valerisecond team: Jacob Fong

academic all-patriot leagueJacob Fong

army vs. Navy (0-1)Oct. 15 ...................................... at Navy 15, Army 46**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point men’s cross country team

was second for the first time since 2008 at the Pa-triot League Championships.

► The Black Knights were led by cow John Valeri and firstie Jacob Fong, finishing fourth and eighth, re-spectfully.

► The Black Knights were led by Valeri who placed 48th out of 245 runners.

WOMEN’S CROSS COuNTRy NCAA Regionals Finish ........................ 8th PlacePatriot League Finish .......................... 5th Place

all-patriot league playerssecond team: Abby Halbrooksecond team: Bethany Nunnery++Rookie of the Meet

army vs. Navy (0-1)Oct. 15 ...................................... at Navy 20, Army 42**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► Plebe Bethany Nunnery was the top freshman

of the field at the Patriot League Championships earning 11th with a time of 22 minutes 06.3 sec-onds. This time earned Nunnery Rookie Runner of the Meet honors, the first time Army has copped this honor in the 12 years the league has been giv-ing out the award.

► Army finished the season placing 18th out of 39 teams at the NCAA Regionals. The Black Knights were led by yearling Abby Halbrook finishing 61st with a time of 23 minutes and 53 seconds.

FOOTBALL Overall Record .............................................. 8-5

NotaBle hoNorsandrew King, Firstie linebacker► Inaugural Defender of the Nation► Semifinalist for the Lott IMPACT Trophy► Selected to the East-West Shrine Gameahmad Bradshaw, cow Quarterback► Heart of Dallas Bowl MVP

army vs. Navy (1-0)M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, Md.)Dec. 10 ..................................... vs. Army 21, Navy 17**Star Game

army vs. air Force (0-1)Nov. 5 .................................... Air Force 31, at Army 12

seasoN highlights► First time since 1984 to beat Navy and win a bowl

game in the same season. First time since 1996 to win eight games in a single season.

► Broke the Army record for rushing touchdowns in a season with 46, passing the National Champion-ship team of 1945.

► Finished fourth in the nation in total defense, al-lowing 291.5 yards per game. Also finished sixth in passing defense and 18th in rushing defense.

► Firstie co-captain Andrew King invited to the East-West Shrine Game. King closed career fourth all-time tackles for loss (35.5) and second in career sacks (14.5).

► Firstie co-captain Jeremy Timpf finished career with 321 total tackles, ninth all-time.

► Ahmad Bradshaw ran for 129 yards in Heart of Dal-las Bowl to earn MVP honors. It was the second most rushing yards by a quarterback in Cotton Bowl Stadium history.

► Edgar Poe closed out his career with 10 receiving touchdowns to pass Pete Dawkins, Don Holleder and Aris Comeaux against Air Force for seventh all-time.

GOLF INDIVIDuAL NCAA PARTICIPANTPATRIOT LEAGuE INDIVIDuAL CHAMPIONPatriot League Finish ..........................2nd Place

patriot league award wiNNersgolfer of the year: Peter Kimindividual champion: Peter Kim

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Peter Kim

NotaBle hoNorspeter Kim, Firstie ► GCAA PING All-America Honorable Mention► GCAA PING All-Region► NCAA ParticipantJustin paguila, Firstie► Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholars

army vs. Navy (0-1)Oct. 2 ............................................ Navy 6, at Army 5**Star Match

seasoN highlights► Firstie Peter Kim wrote many of the headlines cap-

ping his final year earning GCAA PING All-America Honorable Mention.

► The team captain was also named to the GCAA PING Northeast All-Region team, and is the only golfer in Army history selected for that honor all four years.

► Kim, who captured the Patriot League individual tournament title, led Army to runner-up honors and set a conference record and Bucknell Course mark for 18 holes during the second round.

► Kim, who earned a bid to the NCAA Regionals, his second straight appearance and third of his career, came up shy of earning a spot in the NCAA Cham-pionships after putting together a strong final round to move up 21 spots to finish tied for 17th.

► Nick Turner set a program record with a 17-under par performance with a 261 total in leading Army to a 24-stroke win over Florida Atlantic.

► Head coach Brian Watts left at the conclusion of this spring season with assistant coach Chad Bagley succeeding him at the helm. Bagley also served as Army’s interim head coach during the fall of 2010.

jOHN VALERI BETHANy NuNNERy AHMAD BRADSHAW ANDREW KING PETER KIM


ATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSHOCKEy Overall Record .......................................19-14-5Atlantic Hockey Assoc. Record ...... 15-10-3 (4th)

all-aha playerssecond team: Parker Gahagen (GK)

aha award wiNNersDominic Franco (F)Alex Wilkinson (D)

NotaBle hoNorsparker gahagen, Firstie goaltender► Coach K Award Winner► Hobey Baker Award Nominee► Mike Richter Award Semifinalist► Senior CLASS Award Finalistryan Nick, Firstie defenseman► Atlantic Hockey Individual Sportsmanship Award

Winner

army vs. air Force (1-4-0)Nov. 4 ........................................ at Army 4, Air Force 2Nov. 5 ........................................ Air Force 3, at Army 1Jan. 27 ...................................... at Air Force 3, Army 1Jan. 28 ...................................... at Air Force 3, Army 2March 17 ............................... vs. Air Force 1, Army 0**AHA Semifinals

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point hockey team reached the

semifinals of the Atlantic Hockey Tournament where the Black Knights fell to Air Force 1-0. It was Army’s second straight appearance in the semifi-nals and first time since 2006-07 and 2008 that the Black Knights appeared back-to-back.

► Senior captain Ryan Nick was named Atlantic Hockey’s Individual Sportsmanship Award winner and is the second Black Knight to claim that honor where he joined Chris Garceau (2005).

► Firstie Parker Gahagan (goaltender) was named a 2017 Hobey Baker Nominee (award given annually to the top player in NCAA hockey), a Mike Rich-ter Award Semifinalist and a Senior CLASS Award Finalist.

► Gahagen graduated as the program leader in ca-reer saves (3,040) and career save percentage (.926). He is second in shutouts with 10 and third in GAA with 2.40 after tallying 104 career starts and 110 appearances.

► Army snapped a 10-game unbeaten streak to the Falcons this season and a 25-game unbeaten streak by the Lakers.

► The Black Knights were unbeaten in six of their fi-nal seven games of the season.

► Army’s 19 wins are the most under coach Brian Riley since the 2007-08 season.

GyMNASTICS INDIVIDuAL NCAA PARTICIPANTSOveral Record ............................................... 4-5ECAC Finish .................................3rd Place (4-3)

ecac champioNsNathan Goff, Firstie All-Around (T-1st)Leo Genders, Firstie High Bar

Ncaa QualiFiersNathan Goff, All-AroundLeo Genders, High Bar, Floor Exercise, VaultSeth Cannon, Floor Exercise, High BarRyan Wilson, Vault, Still RingsElliott Herman, Still RingsAndre Hufnagel, Pommel HorseBrandon Shively, Pommel HorseGrant Cullen, Parallel BarsAlejandro Tombrink, High Bar

cga academic all-americaN scholarsFirst team: Brandon Shivelyhonorable mention: Leo Gendershonorable mention: Elijah-Ty Phelpshonorable mention: Ryan Wilson

army vs. Navy (1-0)Feb. 6 .......................... at Army 401.90, Navy 391.40**Star Meet

army vs. air Force (0-1)Jan. 28 .................... at Air Force 405.85, Army 389.25

seasoN highlights► Nine Black Knights qualified individually for the

2017 NCAA Championships hosted by West Point April 21-22.

► Goff and Cannon advanced to the individual finals at the NCAAs on parallel bars and floor exercise, respectively, with two season-best marks.

► Army opened the season placing third at the an-nual West Point Open where it trailed nationally-ranked Penn State and Nebraska.

► Goff qualified for the Winter Cup Challenge with his 80.25 all-around score at the West Point Open. He is the first Black Knight to earn a berth since Jesse Glenn in 2015.

► Yearling Brandon Shively was named a first team CGA Academic All-American, while Genders, year-ling Elijah-Ty Phelps and Wilson were honorable mention.

MEN’S LACROSSE PATRIOT LEAGuE REGuLAR SEASON CHAMPIONOverall Record ............................................ 10-7Patriot League Record ....................... 6-2 (T-1st)

all-americaNscole Johnson, Firstie attack► USILA Honorable Mentiondavid symmes, cow midfield► USILA Honorable MentionJohnny surdick, yearling defense► USILA Honorable Mention

patriot league award wiNNersFaceoff specialist of the year: Dan Grabher

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Dan Grabher (FO), Cole Johnson (A), Johnny Surdick (D), David Symmes (M)second team: Reaves Klipstein (D)

academic all-patriot leagueDan Grabher

army vs. Navy (0-1)Apr. 16 ........................................ at Navy 10, Army 6**Star Game

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point men’s lacrosse team cel-

ebrated its 100th season with a pair of upset deci-sions. The Cadets pulled out a 14-13 win over No. 6 Syracuse in literally the final second at the Carri-er Dome, and had a thrilling 10-9 overtime victory over fourth-ranked Notre Dame on senior day.

► Cow David Symmes helped write the headlines scoring the game winner in both upsets. He fin-ished with seven points against Syracuse, and was named the NCAA Lacrosse National Player of the Week. He authored a career day against Notre Dame with four goals.

► Firstie Cole Johnson, a preseason second team All-American in the Inside Lacrosse 2017 Yearbook and preseason All-Patriot League team member, was an honorable mention All-American, along with Symmes and yearling Johnny Surdick, by the USILA.

► A first team All-Patriot League selection, Johnson topped the team in points with 48 on 29 goals and 19 assists. He closed out his career with 185 points (110 goals and 75 assists) to rank in Army’s top 10.

NATHAN GOFF PARKER GAHAGEN RyAN NICK DAN GRABHER COLE jOHNSON


ATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSWOMEN’S LACROSSE Overall Record ............................................ 5-12Patriot League Record ......................... 1-8 (9th)

all-patriot league playerssecond team: Kiersten Spencer (D),Manuela Cortes (A)

academic all-patriot leagueShelby Lindsay (D)

army vs. Navy (0-1)April 2 ........................................... at Navy 22, Army 7

► Army earned its first Patriot League victory beating Colgate (11-9) during its second season as a varsity program.

► The Black Knights opened their season topping Marist 13-1 at home followed by an 11-6 road win over Manhattan

► The program garnered a pair of post-season awards from the Patriot League with the selec-tion of yearling Manuela Cortes and cow Kiersten Spencer to the second team.

► Senior co-captain Shelby Lindsay was named to the Academic All-Patriot League squad, one of 13 scholars.

RIFLE Overall Record .............................................. 6-6Great America Rifle Conference Record ....... 3-5GARC Championship Finish ...... Smallbore, 2nd;Air Rifle, T-6th; Aggregate, 5th

Ncaa QualiFiersNathan Brewer .....................................Air Rifle, 29th

all-garc hoNorssecond team smallbore: Marvin Lewissecond team combined: Marvin Lewishonorable mention air rifle: Marvin Lewis

garc scholar athleteAndrew Solomonides

army vs. Navy (1-0)Feb. 6 ................................ at Army 5823, Navy 5788**Star Match

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point rifle team took down Navy

for the eighth straight year.► Yearling Nathan Brewer qualified individually in air

rifle at the NCAA Championships where he placed 29th with a 587.

women’s rugby continued

usa JuNior (u20) all-americaN teamBayleigh Gable

army vs. Navy (2-0)Oct. 22 (15s) ................................. Army 67, at Navy 0April 15 (7s) ............................... vs. Army 24, Navy 5**at West CHester 7s Tournament

army vs. air Force (1-0)Nov. 7 ...................................... at Army 50, Air Force 7

► Army earned a fifth-place finish at the USA Rugby 7s Championships after capturing the shield cham-pionship.

► The Black Knights took second at the NIRA Cham-pionships and AIC 7s.

► Bayleigh Gable was named an NIRA All-American and was selected for the USA Junior Women’s All-American team.

SPRINT FOOTBALL Overall Record .............................................. 5-2CSFL Record ......................................... 5-2 (3rd)

all-csFl playersFirst team: John Abercrombie, Luke Fazzari, Ty Ga-

lyean, Christian Hess, Angelo Matz, Matthew Tam-burri, Seth Wills

second team: Tanner Andrews, Austin Breed, Jesse Helms, Curtis Jerzerick, Taylor Ragland

honorable mention: Marqus Burrell, Zack Knight, Jake Marchillo, James Scroggins, Keegan West

army vs. Navy (1-0)Nov. 4 .......................................... at Navy 10, Army 3**Star Game

seasoN highlights► Army’s 43-12 home win over Cornell was the

300th in program history.► Seventeen Black Knights were named to All-CSFL

teams, including seven first team selections in firsties Matthew Tamburri and Luke Fazzari, cows Ty Galyean and Christian Hess, along with yearlings John Abercrombie, Seth Wills and Angelo Matz.

► Five garnered both second team and honorable mention recognition.

rifle continued

► Firstie Marvin Lewis earned All-Great America Ri-fle Conference (GARC) honors with his selection to the second team in smallbore and aggregate, and was honorable mention in air rifle.

MEN’S RuGBy Overall 15s Record ...................................... 12-3Rugby East Record (15s) ......................7-1 (2nd)Overall 7s Record .......................................... 5-4

usa rugBy all-americaNhonorable mention: Jake Lachina

all-rugBy east playersFirst team: Sean Berry, Jake Lachina, Ben Lemonsecond team: Luke Heun, Mitchell Sandersonhonorable mention: Jon Kim, Jeff Malm-Annan, Ryan Moshak, Andy Sullivan

army vs. Navy (2-0)March 25 (15s) ........................... at Army 24, Navy 18June 3 (7s) ................................. vs. Army 17, Navy 14

army vs. air Force (1-0)Nov. 4 (15s) ........................... at Army 62, Air Force 19

seasoN highlights► Junior fullback Jake Lachina was recognized by

USA Rugby as an All-American, collecting the sec-ond honorable mention accolade of his career.

► Army closed out the 2016-17 season in the Penn Mutual Collegiate Rugby 7s Championship Plate Quarterfinals.

► Cow Jon Kim closed out his rookie season in 15s play with 186 points on four tries, 50 conversions and 22 penalty kicks and holds the varsity record for single season and career points, conversions and penalty kicks, in addition to single game re-cords for conversions (7 vs. Stony Brook and Air Force) and penalty kicks (4 vs. Wheeling Jesuit).

WOMEN’S RuGBy Overall 15s Record ........................................ 5-6NIRA Record ........................... 2-3 (Semifinalist)Overall 7s Record ........................................ 23-5

Nira all-americaNsZye Crittington, Bayleigh Gable, Sydney Hawk-ins, Gio Ferguson-Lewis

SHELBy LINDSAy NATHAN BREWER jAKE LACHINA BAyLEIGH GABLE jOHN ABERCROMBIE


ATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSMEN’S SOCCER Overall Record ...........................................9-8-2Patriot League Record ...................... 4-4-1 (6th)

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Zac McGraw (D)third team: Rex Epps (F), Marcos Arroyo (M), Chris-tian Clark (D), Tanner Vosvick (D)

academic all-patriot leagueChristian Clark

NotaBle hoNorsrex epps, plebe Forward► NSCAA All-Northeast Region Second Team► College Soccer News All-Freshman Third Team

army vs. Navy (1-0)Sept. 23 ....................................... vs. Army 1, Navy 0**Star Game held at PPL Park, Philadelphia, Pa.

army vs. air Force (1-0)Aug. 26 ..................................... at Army 3, Air Force 1

seasoN highlights► It was the first time since 2007 that the Cadets had

beaten both services academies in the same year. ► Plebe forward Rex Epps was slotted 35th in Top

Drawer Soccer’s Freshman Top 100 list, just one of three rookies from the Patriot League to be recog-nized.

► Epps garnered All-Northeast Region second team honors by the National Soccer Coaches Associa-tion of America (NSCAA) – one of 33 players se-lected.

► Five Black Knights earned All-Patriot League hon-ors with plebe defender Zac McGraw named to the first team.

WOMEN’S SOCCER Overall Record .........................................4-12-2Patriot League Record ...................... 2-5-2 (9th)

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Clare Shea (M)second team: Jordan Cassalia (GK)

academic all-patriot leagueClare Shea

army vs. Navy (0-1)Sept. 16 ........................................ at Navy 1, Army 0**Star Game

women’s soccer continued

seasoN highlights► Cow Clare Shea and firstie Jordan Cassalia earned

All-Patriot League nods.► One of two players to start in all 18 games, Shea

led Army in assists, points, shots, shots on goal and tied for the team lead in goals and game-winners.

► Cassalia closed out her senior season with 93 saves logging more than 1,548 minutes. She finished her career with 330 saves along with 10 shutouts.

► Cassalia ranks third all-time at West Point in saves and second in minutes with 6566:49.

SOFTBALL Overall Record .......................................... 36-21Patriot League Record ....................... 10-8 (3rd)

patriot league award wiNNersrookie of the year ....................... Lacey Swafford (OF)

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Alee Rashenskas (2B)second team: Lacey Swafford (OF), Ashley Yoo (DP)

patriot league all-tourNameNt teamAlee Rashenskas (2B), Amelia Trotter (OF)

NotaBle hoNorsrenee poirier, yearling pitcher► National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Northeast Region 3rd Teamashley yoo, yearling utility► National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Northeast Region 3rd Team

seasoN highlights► 2017 marked just the fourth time in Army’s 39-

year history that the Black Knights have recorded 35 or more victories with all four coming under the tutelage of head coach Michelle DePolo, who earned her 250th career win at the helm.

► Firstie Alee Rashenskas was named Patriot League Preseason Player of the Year and yearling Renee Poirier was selected as the preseason Pitcher of the Year.

► Rashenskas, the Army co-captain was voted to the All-Patriot League first team for the second straight year with plebe Lacey Swafford named the Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year; just the fourth Cadet to earn that honor and second in as many years.

► Poirier posted a team-best 14-8 record and five saves. Poirier tossed the first two no-hitters of her career against Columbia in five innings (Feb. 24) and Lafayette (April 9).

MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING Overall Record .............................................. 8-3Patriot League Record .................................. 5-1Patriot League Championship Finish ........... 2nd

patriot league award wiNNersrookie of the year ..............................Peter Mikheyevcoach of the year ...............................Mickey Wender

all-patriot league perFormersFirst team: Brandon McCredie, Peter Mikheyev, Tom

Ottman, Sean Regan, Evin Rude, Jay Yangsecond team: Joe Daniels, Hudson Kay, Devin McCall,

Matt McPheters, Jason Rodriguez, Josh Sembrano

academic all-patriot leagueClay HarmonTom Ottman

army vs. Navy (0-1)Dec. 3 .............................. Navy 156.5, at Army 143.5**Star Meet seasoN highlights► Army fought down the stretch against Navy to take

second at the Patriot League Championships.► On the final day of the meet, yearling Tom Ott-

man broke the academy record in the 1650 free and plebe Peter Mikheyev was named the Patriot League Male Rookie of the Meet.

► Head coach Mickey Wender garnered Coach of the Year honors.

► 12 Cadets earned all-league teams honors with six on each squad.

► Firstie Clay Harmon and yearling Ottman were honored by the Patriot League for their work in the classroom as they were named to the Aca-demic All-League Team.

REx EPPS CLARE SHEA ALEE RASHENSKAS LACEy SWAFFORD TOM OTTMAN


ATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSWOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING Overall Record .............................................. 7-4Patriot League Record .................................. 5-2Patriot League Championship Finish ........... 2nd

all-patriot league perFormersFirst team: Kelly Hamilton, Bridget Rittersecond team: Jess Burkett, Serica Hallstead, Josephine Marsh, Monica Sowinski

scholar-athlete oF the yearKelly Hamilton

academic all-patriot leagueKelly Hamilton, Kara Wineinger

army west poiNt vs. Navy (0-1)Dec. 3 .................................... Navy 194, at Army 106**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point women’s swimming and

diving team women was runner-up at the Patriot League Championships.

► Hamilton was named the Patriot League’s Corvias Scholar-Athlete of the Year due to her outstanding performance in the pool and classroom.

► Hamilton has garnered Academic All-Patriot League honors for the past three seasons for the Black Knights.

► Yearling Kara Wineinger received an Academic All-Patriot League nod for the first time in her career in joining Hamilton on the squad.

MEN’S TENNIS NCAA PARTICIPANTPATRIOT LEAGuE CHAMPION

Overall Record ............................................ 21-6Patriot League Record ..........................6-1 (1st)

patriot league award wiNNersdoubles team of the year ................Michael Nguyen, .....................................................Grant Riechmannplayer of the year ..............................Michael Nguyencoach of the year ........................................Jim Poling

all-patriot league perFormersFirst team: Sam Lampman, Michael Nguyensecond team: David Mitchell, Grant Riechmann

MEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD Patriot League Finish ..........................2nd Place

patriot league champioNsKenneth Brinson, yearling► Weight Throwlee Bares, cow► Pole Vaulttrevor touchton, Firstie► 1-Mile Run, 400-Meter RunBen sims, yearling► 60-Meter Dash

army vs. Navy (1-0)Feb. 4 ........................................ at Army 97, Navy 84**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point men’s indoor track and field

team broke a five-year losing streak to Navy post-ing a 97-84 score at the Field House.

► In the final two events, Army edged Navy in the 4x400 meter relay and also took first in the 4x800 meter relay.

► Army placed second at the Patriot League Indoor Championships after accumulating 168.66 points.

► The Black Knights earned five gold medals, eight silvers and one bronze at the league champion-ships.

women’s tennis — continued

seasoN highlights► The team’s 21 wins marked the 10th time in pro-

gram history Army has recorded 20 or more wins in a season and the ninth in the last decade.

► The Cadets tied the 2014 team’s league-record mark of seven regular season wins in league play.

► The 2017 squad also set the program record for shutouts in a season at 12, surpassing the 2010 team’s mark of 11.

► The Black Knights defeated Navy in the annual Star Match, 5-2, as well as defeating Boston University for the first time in program history.

► Army headed into the Patriot League Tournament as the top seed for the 13th time in program his-tory and first since 2013.

men’s tennis — continued

army vs. Navy (1-1)April 15 ......................................... Navy 4, at Army 2*April 23 ........................................ vs. Army 4, Navy 3^*Star Match^Patriot League Championship (Annapolis, Md.)

army vs. air Force (1-0)Feb. 19 ........................................ Army 4, Air Force 1+ +East Lansing, Mich.

seasoN highlights► Army secured the Patriot League Championship

title for the 13th time in school history and sec-ond straight year that top seeded Black Knights defeated Navy in the championship match.

► The Black Knights faced fifth-seeded UCLA in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

► Army captured three major league honors with Michael Nguyen named the Patriot League Play-er of the Year and was a member of the Patriot League Doubles Team of the Year along with Grant Riechmann.

► Head coach Jim Poling was named the league’s Coach of the Year.

WOMEN’S TENNIS PATRIOT LEAGuE REGuLAR SEASON CHAMPION

Overall Record ............................................ 21-7Patriot League Record ..........................7-0 (1st)

patriot league award wiNNersdoubles team of the year ........................ Kirby Einck,Gloria Son

all-patriot league perFormersFirst team: Melanie Allen, Kirby Eincksecond team: Bridget Guenard

academic all-patriot leagueMelanie Allen

army vs. Navy (1-0)Apr. 8 ............................................ at Army 5, Navy 2**Star Match

MICHAEL NGuyEN jIM POLING ALLySON HAyLEyKELLy HAMILTON KIRBy EINCK


ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTSATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTSWOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD Patriot League Finish .......................... 5th Place

patriot league champioNsKamryn Brinson, plebe► Weight ThrowBriyah Brown, cow► Shot Put cassie mundekis, yearling► 800-Meter Run

academic all-patriot leagueCassie MundekisMaddie Schneider

army vs. Navy (1-0)Feb. 4 ...................................... at Army 100, Navy 81**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point women’s indoor track and

field team defeated Navy for the third-straight meet by a score of 100-81.

► The Black Knights wrapped up the season in fifth place at the Patriot League Indoor Championships with 109 points.

► Army claimed three gold, two silver and six bronze medals.

MEN’S OuTDOOR TRACK & FIELD Patriot League Finish ..........................2nd Place

patriot league champioNstyler davis, cow► 4x400-Meter RelayBradley gibson, cow► 4x400-Meter Relaytyrell maddox, plebe► 4x400-Meter RelayJose santana, Firstie► 4x400-Meter Relay

pl scholar-athlete oF the yearKenneth Brinson, Cow Thrower army vs. Navy (0-1)April 1 ................................. at Navy 108, at Army 95**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► Army received second-place finishes in the field

events at the Patriot League Championships from Matt Cushing (javelin), Lee Bares (pole vault), Jeff Giannettino (high jump) and Kenneth Brinson (hammer).

► In the running events, Jose Santana took second in the 400-meter dash, Nick Causey was runner-up in the 800-meter run and the 4x400 meter relay was first in 3:12.97.

► Brinson was tabbed the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

► Qualifying for the NCAA Regional meet were Kea-gan Smith (1500), Nick Causey (800), Giannet-tino (high jump), Jacob Fong (3000-meter steeple-chase) and Bares (pole vault).

► Army placed seventh at the IC4A Championships with Bares capturing the pole vault.

WOMEN’S OuTDOOR TRACK & FIELD Patriot League Finish .......................... 4th Place

patriot league champioNsKamryn Brinson, plebe► Hammer ThrowBriyah Brown, cow► Shot Putwhidney desormo, yearling► 4x400-Meter Relayabby halbrook, yearling► 1,500-Meter Runcali mcmullen, plebe► 100-Meter Dash, 4x400-Meter Relaylynne mooradian, plebe► 4x400-Meter Relaycassie mundekis, yearling► 4x400-Meter Relay

patriot league award wiNNersrookie of the year ................................Cali McMullen

army vs. Navy (0-1)April 1 ................................. at Navy 105, at Army 98**Star Meet

seasoN highlights► Abby Halbrook qualified for the NCAA East Re-

gional meet placing ninth in her heat in the 1500-meter run.

► Cali McMullen was named the Female Rookie of the Meet at the Patriot League Championships after competing in six races and was a member of two school records en route to scoring 22.5 points.

► Army broke a 34-year-old record in winning the 4x400 meter relay, then set a new mark in the 4x100 meter relay that earned runner-up honors.

► Cassie Mundekis broke the school record in the 800-meter run clocking a time of 2:08.66 to break a 33-year-old mark at the West Point Twilight Meet.

► The team finished 24th at the ECAC champion-ships with Briyah Brown earning runner-up honors in the shot put.

KENNETH BRINSON ABBy HALBROOK CASSIE MuNDEKIS CALI McMuLLENTyRELL MADDOx


ARMy WEST POINT HONORS BEST OF 2016-17 AT BLACK KNIGHT AWARDS

The Army Athletic Association held the 2017 Black Knight Awards ceremony graduation week at Robinson Auditorium in Thayer Hall. The depart-ment’s premiere year-end event honored teams and individuals for their successes throughout the 2016-17 season. After finishing the season with an 8-5 record, defeating Navy for the first time since 2001 and winning the Zaxby Heart of Dallas Bowl, the football program took home the Team of the Year award.

2017 BlacK KNight award wiNNersmaggie dixon inspiration awardJon Rosoff (Baseball)

gene uchacz memorial awardOlivia Fairfield (Volleyball)

community service awardShelby Lindsay (Women’s Lacrosse)

academic excellenceKelly Hamilton (Swimming & Diving)

play of the yearAhmad Bradshaw’s game-winning touchdown vs. Navy (Football)

men’s performance of the yearPeter Kim (Golf) - Course and league record-low 63 at Patriot League Championships

women’s performance of the yearCalli McMullen (Track & Field) - Rookie of the Meet at Patriot League Outdoor Championships

men’s rookie of the yearRex Epps (Soccer)

women’s rookie of the yearBayleigh Gable (Rugby)

men’s yearling of the yearKenneth Brinson (Football / Track & Field)

women’s yearling of the yearMadison Hovren (Basketball)

men’s cow of the yearMichael Nguyen (Tennis)

women’s cow of the yearCarolyn Bockrath (Volleyball)

men’s Firstie of the yearParker Gahagen (Hockey)

women’s Firstie of the yearKelly Hamilton (Swimming & Diving)

macarthur award presented to team of the yearFootball

VOLLEyBALL Overall Record .......................................... 20-11Patriot League Record ....................... 12-4 (4th)

all-patriot league playersFirst team: Carolyn Bockrath (MB)second team: Olivia Fairfield (RS), Allie Strong (OH), Vanessa Wesley (MB)

army vs. Navy (1-1)Oct. 7 ............................................ at Navy 3, Army 0*Nov. 5 .............................................. at Army 3, Navy 2*Star Match

Cosida academic all-districtMegan Bryn

academic all-patriot league Megan Bryn

seasoN highlights► Army closed out the regular season with a 12-4

Patriot League mark to earn the No. 3 seed for the tournament.

► It is the eighth straight year Army has garnered a berth (top four) since claiming the title in 2009 un-der head coach Alma Kovaci Lee, who eclipsed 200 wins.

► It is the seventh time in Kovaci Lee’s 10 years at Army that the Black Knights earned 20 or more wins.

► She became just the second coach in volleyball’s 38-year history to earn over 200 wins.

► Libero Megan Bryn was named a Patriot League Academic All-League, and was also named a First Team Academic All-District by College Sports Infor-mation Directors of America.

WRESTLING Overall Record .............................................. 7-5EIWA Record ................................................. 5-3 EIWA Championship Finish ...........................4th

Ncaa QualiFiersSamson Imonode .....................................184 poundsAndrew Mendel .......................................165 poundsRuss Parsons, Jr. .......................................157 poundsLogan Everett ...........................................141 pounds

eiwa academic achievemeNt awardBen Harvey

army vs. Navy (1-0)Feb. 19 ...................................... at Army 19, Navy 14**Star Match

seasoN highlights► The Army West Point wrestling team rallied on Se-

nior Day to secure a 19-14 home victory over rival Navy.

► The wrestling team closed out the Eastern Inter-collegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Champi-onships with a fourth-place finish.

► Four Black Knights qualified for the NCAA Cham-pionships in firsties Russ Parsons and Samson Im-onode, along with cow Andrew Mendel with co-captain Logan Everett earning an at-large bid.

► Army won its second straight All-Academy Cham-pionship.

► The wrestling team was named a finalist for the 2016-17 Best of Brand Masterful Mission Award, presented by the National Wrestling Coaches As-sociation (NWCA), in coordination with Elite Level Sport Marketing (ELSM).

► Freshman Ben Harvey earned an Academic Achievement Award from the Eastern Intercol-legiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) for his out-standing performance both on the mat and in the classroom.

CAROLyN BOCKRATH OLIVIA FAIRFIELD ALLIE STRONG RuSS PARSONS TREVOR SMITH

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTSATHLETIC/ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS


ARMy ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AWARDSPRESTIGIOuS AAA AWARDS PRESENTED AT CONVOCATION

Army West Point golf standout Peter Kim and softball star Alee Rashenskas were honored with the United States Military Academy’s most prestigious athletic honor as they were present-ed with the Army Athletic Association Award at the Awards Convocation in Eisenhower Hall. Also receiving honors at the Awards Con-vocation were Andrew King of football and vol-leyball’s Olivia Fairfield, who earned the AAA Special Award. The AAA trophy is awarded annually to the male and female cadet-athletes who display the “most valuable service to intercollegiate athlet-ics during a career as a cadet.” This year marks the 113th anniversary of the AAA Award, which was first presented to football’s Horatio Hackett in 1904. Kim becomes the first golfer to win the award, while Rashenskas is the seventh softball player to earn the honor and first from the pro-gram since Nicki Robbins in 2002. Kim, a team captain, had a decorated career for the Black Knights with three NCAA appear-ances, including two as an individual. He won two individual Patriot League Championships, as a rookie and senior, while qualifying as a member of the 2016 Patriot League Champi-on golf team. He was a three-time All-Patriot League First Team selection and a second team selection in 2015. The Metuchen, N.J., native was a two-time Golf Coaches Association of America PING All-Region pick. He was named the Patriot League’s Golfer of the Year twice and was the Rookie of the Year in 2014. He was only the second player in Patriot League golf history to capture two major awards in the same season and the sole athlete to garner rookie and player of the year in the same season. Kim was one of only two players to make the Patriot League 25th Anni-versary Team as an active student-athlete. Kim, a Leader Development Science major, was on fire at the 2017 Patriot League Cham-pionships at Bucknell, shooting 10-under par through three rounds, including a league and course record 63 (-7) in round two. He won the individual title by four strokes and shot under par on each day. Rashenskas was a two-time team captain for the Black Knights on the diamond and is only the ninth player in program history to earn that distinction. She has been a four-year starter at second base for Army and did not miss a game her entire career. The Law and Legal Studies major was named

to the All-Patriot League First Team twice and had a career batting average of .329 and posted 25 doubles and 96 runs batted in. She became the seventh member of Army’s 200 hit club and finished with 223 hits in her career. Rashenskas had 73 of those in 2016, which ranks tied for the sixth most in Patriot League history. The Kankakee, Ill., native is in the Army top 10 in games played, at bats, hits, runs scored, RBI, stolen bases and total bases. She is the all-time leader in walks with 84. She was named to the 2014 and 2016 National Collegiate Fast-pitch Association All-Region Third Team. Unlike the annual AAA Award, the AAA Spe-cial Award is given only in years when a worthy candidate is deemed. A cadet-athlete earns the honor for “exhibiting outstanding achievement and exemplary leadership in athletic competi-tion.” King and Fairfield are the 29th and 30th ath-letes to receive this honor and first since 2010. King was a three-year starter at middle linebacker for the football team and as senior earned the Defender of the Nation Award, which is given out by the Charlotte Touchdown Club. He was also a semifinalist for the Lott IM-PACT Trophy Award. The Queen’s Village, N.Y., native was one of two team captains for Army and led the team to its first win over Navy since 2001 and its first bowl victory since 2010. The Black Knights cap-tured both milestones in a season for the first time since 1984. King, a Law and Legal Studies major, ranks second all-time in quarterback sacks with 14.5 and fifth in tackles for loss with 35.5. He record-ed a total of 255 tackles and 172 tackle for loss yards. Fairfield was a two-year team captain for the volleyball program, and was also the leader of the Corps Squad captains as the Student-Ath-lete Advisory Council Representative during her senior campaign. After changing her position to middle block-er for her senior season for the betterment of the team, Fairfield garnered second team All-Patriot League honors this past fall and was named to the 2016 Patriot League All-Tourna-ment team. The Iowa City, Iowa, native was the league’s 2013 Rookie of the Year and second team dis-tinction. Fairfield finished her career with 23 double-digit kill performances.


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Final – June 20, 2017

2016-17 SPORTS SUMMARY FALL GAMES WON LOST TIED PCT. PL NAVY AF PATRIOT MEN’S RUGBY (15s) 10 9 1 0 .900 W#SPRINT FOOTBALL 7 5 2 0 .714 L*VOLLEYBALL 31 20 11 0 .645 12 4 L*/W 3rdFOOTBALL 13 8 5 0 .615 W* LMEN'S SOCCER 19 9 8 2 .526 4 4 1 W* W T 5thWOMEN’S RUGBY (15s) 10 5 5 0 .500 W+ W#MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY 2 1 1 0 .500 L* 2ndWOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY 2 1 1 0 .500 L* 5thWOMEN'S SOCCER 18 4 12 2 .278 2 5 2 L* T8thGOLF 2 0 2 0 .000 L*TOTALS 114 62 48 4 .561 3-6 1-1

WINTER GAMES WON LOST TIED PCT. PL NAVY AF PATRIOT MEN’S INDOOR TRACK 1 1 0 0 1.000 W* 2ndWOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK 1 1 0 0 1.000 W* 5thMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING 11 8 3 0 .727 6 1 L* 2ndWOMEN’S BASKETBALL 31 22 9 0 .710 12 6 L/L*/L W 3rdWOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING 11 7 4 0 .636 5 2 L* 2ndWRESTLING 12 7 5 0 .583 W*HOCKEY 38 19 14 5 .566 W/L/L/L/LRIFLE 12 6 6 0 .500 W*GYMNASTICS 9 4 5 0 .444 W*/L LMEN’S BASKETBALL 32 13 19 0 .406 6 12 L/W* W 8thTOTALS 158 88 65 5 .573 6-7 3-5 SPRING GAMES WON LOST TIED PCT. PL NAVY AF PATRIOT GOLF 1 1 0 0 1.000 2ndWOMEN’S RUGBY (7s) 28 22 6 0 .786 W+WOMEN’S TENNIS 28 21 7 0 .750 7 0 W* 1stMEN’S LACROSSE 16 12 4 0 .750 6 2 L* T 1stMEN’S TENNIS 31 21 10 0 .677 6 1 L*/W W 1stSOFTBALL 57 36 21 0 .632 10 8 3rdMEN’S RUGBY (15s) 5 3 2 0 .600 W+MEN’S RUGBY (7S) 9 5 4 0 .555 W+BASEBALL 56 25 31 0 .446 10 10 L/W/L*/L L T 3rdWOMEN’S LACROSSE 17 5 12 0 .294 1 8 L! T 8thMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK 1 0 1 0 .000 L* 2ndWOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK 1 0 1 0 .000 L* 4thTOTALS 250 151 99 0 .604 3-7 1-1 OVERALL TOTALS 522 301 212 9 .585 12-20 5-7 *Star Match (9-14) +Navy Club Team (4-0) #Air Force Club Team (2-0) !Does not count in Star Match


ARMy ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

Army West Point Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Boo Corrigan has announced the 13th induction class into the Army Sports Hall of Fame today.

The Class of 2016 features wrestling coach Leroy Alitz, football star Tommy Bell, gridiron and men’s basketball extraordinaire Townsend Clarke, men’s and women’s swimming letterwinners Anthony Clay and Colleen Criscillo, men’s cross country and track field star John Hammack, football standout Ken Johnson, golf’s first hall-of-famer Steve Pembrook and boxing great Joe Remus, comprise the Class of 2016.

The Army Sports Hall of Fame is a subset of the Kenna Hall of Army Sports, a comprehensive museum displaying Army’s rich and proud intercollegiate athletic program. It is located on the third floor of the Kimsey Athletic Center, Army’s state-of-the-art football training facility.

The announcement of the Army Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2016 marks the end of a lengthy process that began in the spring. A selection committee, representing athletic administrators, academic administrators, former West Point athletes, graduates and representatives from the Association of Graduates, began the process of developing a workable list from the thousands of athletes, coaches and administrators that have represented the Academy on the “fields of friendly strife.” Only individuals that graduated from or coached at the Academy and those 15 years removed from their playing and coaching days are eligible. The Hall of Fame Selection Committee voted and approved the change from five years removed to 15 last year.

Once the selection committee finalized its recommended list, the names were forwarded to West Point’s Athletic Committee for review and ratification before being passed on to Superintendent Lt. Gen. Robert Caslen for final approval. The 13th induction class into the Army Sports Hall of Fame brings the total number of inductees to 127.

NINE SELECTED TO ARMy SPORTS HALL OF FAME


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