Calvin Myers could have quit after a winless start to his college wrestling career.
But the Waynesboro grad didn’t throw in the towel for the Albright Lions. Instead, Myers learned from his losses and improved upon his game.
Eight consecutive wins later, Myers is wrestling at a high level and is one step closer to becoming Albright’s full-time starter at 157 pounds.
In College Corner this month, we’ll take a closer look at the exploits of the red-hot Myers, while also shining the spotlight on other former Waynesboro athletes — we’ve counted 58 in all — competing at the next level. This list includes J.B. Bonner, who is the top scorer for the men’s swimming squad at Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, as well as Ryan Shaffer, who has started in every game for the McDaniel men’s basketball team this winter.
In the months to come, College Corner will shift focus to Greencastle-Antrim and Chambersburg, before circling back to Waynesboro.
Are we missing anybody? Additions for College Corner can be sent to Andy Sandrik via email at [email protected].
Wrestling
Calvin Myers, Freshman, Albright
Myers caught fire in December, with the 157-pounder rolling up eight consecutive wins.
After an 0-4 start to his collegiate career, Myers entered the Elizabethtown Blue Jay Classic as the No. 30 seed at 157 pounds. For one match, anyway, the losing continued when he lost his first bout by a 17-2 technical fall in 2:43 to No. 3-seeded Colton Havens of Cortland State.
After that loss, a switch seemed to flip for Myers. He went on a deep run through the consolation bracket with five-straight wins, all by bonus, and capped off his tourney with a fall in 1:02 over Elizabethtown’s Aiden Hines in the fifth-place match.
Myers hasn’t lost since. He won both of his matches at the King’s Quad Duals on Dec. 13, and most recently extended his winning streak to eight bouts when he accepted a forfeit in his team’s 41-8 win over Delaware Valley on Dec. 19.
Albright (6-1) returns to the mat on Monday, Jan. 5, when it plays host to Eastern.
Quinton Frampton, Graduate, Albright
Frampton, a wrestler who competes at 133/141/149, has been inactive for the Lions this season.
Jayden Rooney, Freshman, Messiah
Rooney, a reserve 149-pounder, has been inactive for Messiah this season.
Swimming
J.B. Bonner, Freshman, Saint Mary’s College of Maryland
Bonner has made a big impact for the Seahawks in his first season of college swimming.
The leading point-scorer for Saint Mary’s, Bonner has stacked up seven podium finishes for the Seahawks, including a win. Bonner’s victory came on Nov. 8 in his team’s 174-79 win over Elizabethtown, when he conquered the 100 backstroke with a time of 59.03.
He most recently competed on Dec. 6, posting third-place finishes in the both the 100 butterfly (57.15) and 100 backstroke (58.70) in the Seahawks’ double-dual sweep over McDaniel (79-16) and Hood (89-6).
Saint Mary’s (8-4, 1-1 AEC) returns to competition on Jan. 10 for a road match at Marywood.
Maddy Stoops, Sophomore, Shippensburg
Stoops has taken on five meets since our last update, most recently in back-to-back invitationals.
She competed at the F&M Invitational on Nov. 21-23, taking 49th in the 200 backstroke (2:23.82), 53rd in the 100 backstroke (1:06.23), and 84th in the 50 freestyle (27.74). Stoops then swam three events on Dec. 5-6 at the Gettysburg Invite: The 100 backstroke (1:07.87), 200 backstroke (2:26.79), and 500 freestyle (5:55.12).
Shippensburg returns to the pool on Friday, Jan. 9, when it hosts Edinboro.
Cara Toney, Senior, California (Pa.)
Toney has seen action in five meets this season, most recently on Nov. 21-23 at the TYR ’85 Invitational. At that meet, she took 23rd in the 200 backstroke (2:39.12), 26th in the 100 backstroke (1:12.85), and 27th in the 100 butterfly (1:12.72).
The Vulcans (2-2-1) return to the pool on Jan. 16, when they host the Winter Frenzy.
Brenner McIlquham, Sophomore, Mount St. Mary’s
McIlquham recently made a splash at the ECAC Winter Championships on Dec. 5-7.
There, he posted a 34th-place finish in the 50 freestyle (21.89) and took 35th in 100 freestyle (48.58).
The Mount (1-2) travels on Jan. 16 for a dual meet at American University.
Lauren Wetzel, Graduate, Mount Saint Mary’s
Wetzel has been a productive part of the Mount Saint Mary’s lineup, as she’s nailed down four podium finishes this winter.
She opened her season with a bang in a dual meet with VMI on Oct. 11, winning the 200 IM in 2:30.02 and placing third in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2:28.66. Wetzel most recently competed at the ECAC Winter Championship on Dec. 5-7, taking third in the 200 backstroke (2:08.03), seventh in the 200 IM (2:10.23), and 11th in the 400 IM (4:40.88).
Eve Phillips, Freshman, Mount Saint Mary’s
It didn’t take long for Phillips to record the first win of her college career.
Competing in her team’s season-opening 164-129 win over VMI on Oct. 11, Phillips blasted off for victory in the 50 freestyle with a time of 27.55. The win was one of four podium finishes recorded by Phillips this winter.
She most recently took the pool on Dec. 5-7 for the ECAC Winter Championships. Phillips took third in both the 50 freestyle (23.76) and 100 butterfly (57.80), while also finishing 12th in the 100 freestyle (52.93).
Delaney Stains, Freshman, Lock Haven
Stains has landed a pair of Top 3 finishes for Lock Haven this season, the most recent of which came on Oct. 25 in a 117-60 win over Lock Haven. In that dual, Stains posted a runner-up time of 43.68 in the 50 breaststroke.
She most recently competed on Dec. 5, taking sixth in the 500 freestyle (6:59.86) in a 200-62 loss to Millersville.
The Bald Eagles (3-4, 1-3 PSAC) return to the pool on Jan. 17 for the PSAC Last Chance Meet.
Brenna Naddeo, Junior, Frostburg State
Naddeo, a freestyle specialist, has been active in competition this season.
She most recently competed on Dec. 4 at the College of Wooster Invite. There, she took 15th in the 50 freestyle (25.67), 16th in the 100 freestyle (56.92), and 18th in the 200 freestyle (2:04.65).
Frostburg State (4-2, 4-0 MEC) returns to the pool on Jan. 10 for a road meet at Salem (W.Va.).
Joelle Blake, Junior, Hood
Blake has been a regular in the lineup for Hood, posting three podium finishes this season.
She most recently competed on Dec. 6 in a tri-meet with McDaniel and St. Mary’s. In that meet she placed fifth in the 200 IM (2:43.68) and sixth in the 100 IM (1:17.38).
The Blazers (3-6, 0-3 MAC Commonwealth) return to the pool on Jan. 17, when they host York College and Lebanon Valley College.
Basketball
Ryan Shaffer, Junior, McDaniel
Shaffer has started in every game for McDaniel, guiding the Green Terror to a winning start this winter.
A 6-foot-3 guard, Shaffer has seen 218 minutes of playing time and has totaled 65 points (8.1 ppg), 46 rebounds (5.8 rpg), 16 assists, four steals, and a team-high five blocks. His best game came on Nov. 22, when he exploded for 25 points, 12 rebounds, and a block in a 71-65 victory over Delaware Valley.
McDaniel (6-2) returns to the hardwood on Sunday, Dec. 28, when it takes on Gwynedd Mercy in the opening round of the Al Senavitis Memorial Tournament.
Genesis Alvarez, Freshman, Allegany College of Maryland
Wins haven’t been easy to come by for the Trojans, but Alvarez has been racking up plenty of valuable on-the-job experience.
A 5-foot-11 forward, Alvarez has played in all nine games for Allegany, including six starts, and has rolled up 79 points (8.8 ppg), 70 rebounds (7.8 rpg), eight assists, 15 steals, and a team-high nine blocks.
Alvarez has notched two double-doubles, the most recent of which came on Nov. 20, when she guided the Trojans to their first victory of the season: A 55-51 triumph over Camden County College. In that game she totaled 10 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, two blocks, and two steals.
Allegany (1-8, 0-3 MD JUCO) returns to the court on Jan. 7 for a road game at Harford Community College.
Becca Cordell, Senior, Wilson
Cordell has seen a fair amount of playing time for a Wilson squad that is off to a winning start this season.
A 5-foot-6 guard, Cordell has seen action in nine of 12 games, including one start, and in 111 minutes of playing time she’s totaled 16 points (1.8 ppg), 15 rebounds (1.7 rpg), 11 assists, and eight steals.
Cordell most recently took the court on Dec. 6, posting four points, three rebounds, one assist, and one steal in a 95-50 victory over Cairn.
Wilson (7-5, 2-0 United East) travels to Cedar Crest on Jan. 7.
Addie Shaull, Freshman, Hagerstown CC
Shaull, a 5-foot-7 forward/guard, has appeared in one game for the Hawks this season.
She made her collegiate debut on Nov. 4, recording no stats in Hagerstown’s 62-53 victory over Salem Community College.
The Hawks (6-4, 2-1 MD JUCO) return to the court on Friday, Jan. 2, when they travel to take on Howard Community College.
Aleksander Torbica, Freshman, Albright
Torbica, a 6-foot-7, 190-pound forward, saw his first collegiate action on Dec. 3.
Competing in an 82-67 win over Lebanon Valley College, Torbica made the most of his minute on the court by pulling down a rebound.
Albright (4-5) returns to the court on Monday, Dec. 29, when it plays host to Pitt-Greensburg.
Joseph Long, Hagerstown CC
Long, a 6-foot-6, 185-pound wing, has seen action in two games for the Hawks this winter.
His most recent appearance came on Nov. 22, when he recorded no stats in a 65-42 loss to Eastern Arizona College.
Hagerstown (3-8, 1-2 MD JUCO) returns to the court on Jan. 2 for a road game at Harford Community College.
Bryson Shaull, Senior, Ithaca
Shaull finishes his season with a winning record as Ithaca’s primary goalkeeper.
The 6-foot-5 Shaull made 13 starts for the Bombers and posted a 6-5-2 record with six shutouts, 49 saves, and a 0.92 goals allowed average. Shaull most recently took the field on Oct. 15, when he posted nine saves in a 2-1 loss to St. Lawrence.
Ithaca wraps up its season at 7-6-4 (1-5-3 Liberty).
Angie Ayala-Luna, Freshman, Hagerstown CC
It was a high-powered season on the pitch for Ayala-Luna, an attacking midfielder who totaled more than 50 points this season.
Ayala-Luna made 18 starts for Hagerstown and totaled 20 goals and 13 assists for 53 points. She scored multiple goals in six games this fall, most recently on Oct. 16 when she found the back of the net twice in a 9-0 win over Prince George’s Community College.
The Hawks (12-5-2, 10-1-1 MD JUCO) saw their season come to an end in the NJCAA Region 20 D1 Championship.
True Benshoff, Sophomore, Cleveland State
Benshoff, a 5-foot-8 forward, saw action in all but one game this season.
She totaled five shots in 410 minutes of play. Benshoff most recently took the field on Oct. 25, seeing 17 minutes of playing time in a 1-0 loss to Green Bay.
Cleveland State wraps up its campaign at 4-6-7 (1-3-6 Horizon League).
Becca Cordell, Senior, Wilson College
Cordell, a 5-foot-2 forward, was a regular in the lineup for Wilson this fall.
She played in all 20 games for the Phoenix, including 12 starts, and posted an assist, which came on Oct. 4 in a 3-1 win over Cedar Crest.
Cordell concludes her career with appearances in 58 games, including 15 starts. In 2,072 minutes of playing time, she totaled eight goals and three assists.
Wilson ends its season at 7-10-3 (3-4-1 United East).
Madison Eberly, Senior, PSU Mont Alto
With Eberly in the lineup, Mont Alto’s season did not come to an end until the pool play round of the USCAA Division II National Championship.
Eberly, a Waynesboro native who went to Shalom Christian, played in 12 games and ranked No. 2 for the Lions in both goals (10) and points (24). The 5-foot-6 midfielder also posted four assists this fall.
Eberly’s biggest game of the season came on Nov. 1, when she exploded for three goals in a 7-1 over PSU New Kensington in the semifinal round of the PSUAC Tournament.
Eberly ends her career with some solid numbers. She appeared in 56 games, including 54 starts, and posted 35 goals and 25 assists for a total of 95 points.
Mont Alto wraps up its campaign at 11-8 (6-2 PSUAC).
Noel Myers, Junior, PSU Mont Alto
Myers has scored another goal for Mont Alto since our last update.
The goal came on Oct. 7 in a 6-0 win over Trinity Washington. Myers, a 5-foot-2 midfielder/forward, finishes her season with appearances in 13 games, including one start, and three goals scored.
Ben Steiger, Senior, Southern Virginia
Steiger finishes his season with appearances in three games.
A defender, Steiger most recently took the field on Oct. 29, making the start and recording 83 minutes of playing time in a 5-2 win over Mary Baldwin. Steiger concludes his career with appearances in seven games, totaling 193 minutes on the field.
Southern Virginia concludes its season at 5-11-2 (2-4-1 USA South).
Jonathan Wishard, Senior, PSU Mont Alto
Wishard, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound mifielder, played in all 17 games for Mont Alto this fall, including eight starts.
He recorded three assists, the most recent of which came on Oct. 4 in a 4-0 win over PSU Hazleton. Wishard concludes his two-year career for the Lions with appearances in 28 games, including eight starts.
Mont Alto finishes its campaign at 1-16 (1-7 PSUAC).
Gracie French, Sophomore, Juniata
French, a 5-foot-3 forward, was Juniata’s leader in both goals (4) and points (8) this season.
She played in all 17 games for the Eagles this season, including 13 starts. French most recently found the back of the net on Oct. 4 in a 1-1 draw with Wilkes.
Juniata wraps up its campaign at 5-8-4 (1-6-2 Landmark).
Blake Emge, Graduate, Carlow
Emge scored a team-high three goals for Carlow in his final season of college soccer.
A 5-foot-11, 175-pound forward, Emge competed in all 14 games for the Celtics this fall, including 13 starts. He had his biggest game of the season on Oct. 12, when he netted two goals in a 4-1 win over PSU Scranton.
Carlow closes out its season at 2-12 (0-8 United East).
Eric Jacobs, Freshman, Hagerstown CC
Jacobs was a key part of a Hagerstown defense that allowed just 1.62 goals per game this season.
A 6-foot defender, Jacobs appeared in 17 of 19 games, including three starts, and posted two assists. He most recently found the point column on Oct. 9, when he notched an assist in a 9-0 victory over PSU Mont Alto.
The Hawks wrap up their fall at 12-6-1 (7-5-1 MD JUCO).
Nikki Davis, Freshman, Messiah
With Davis coming off the bench to give Messiah quality minutes, the Falcons made a run all the way to the NCAA Division III Elite Eight.
A 5-foot-5 forward, Davis played in all 25 games for Messiah and recorded five goals in 705 minutes of playing time. She had her best game of the season on Oct. 18, posting two goals in a 5-0 win over Albright.
The Falcons (22-3, 7-0 MAC Commonwealth) played deep into the postseason, with their campaign coming to an end on Nov. 22 with a 1-0 overtime loss to Washington University in St. Louis.
Trace Dockman, Junior, Randolph College
Dockman piled up more than 1,000 minutes of playing time for a Randolph defense that allowed 1.95 goals per game.
A 6-foot-2, 175-pound defender, Dockman appeared in 17 games this fall, including 13 starts, and posted one goal and one assist. His most recent point came on Oct. 11, when he recorded an assist in a 2-1 loss to Eastern Mennonite.
Randolph closes out its campaign at 5-10-4 (3-5-1 ODAC).
Volleyball
Kiera Mouer, Sophomore, PSU Mont Alto
Mouer, a 5-foot-5 defensive specialist, saw the court in every match this season.
In 78 sets of work she ranked second on Mont Alto with 154 digs, while also posting four kills, 17 assists, 29 aces, and three blocks. Mouer most recently posted double-digit digs on Sept. 30, when she totaled 11 in a 3-0 victory over Washington Adventist.
The Lions finish their season at 12-12 (6-4 PSUAC).
Football
Ethan Saunders, Graduate, Delaware
Saunders closed out his Delaware career as a winner, as he assisted his squad to a 20-13 victory over Louisiana on Dec. 17 in the 68 Ventures Bowl.
A 6-foot, 250-pound defensive end, Saunders played in all 13 games for the Blue Hens this fall and totaled 22 tackles, including 2.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks, to go along with four QB hurries. He most recently cracked the stat column on Nov. 29, when he posted a tackle and a QB hurry in a 61-31 win over UTEP.
Saunders wraps up his five-year career with appearances in 50 games for the Blue Hens. Over that span he racked up 74 tackles, including 14 tackles for loss and seven sacks, to go along with two fumble recoveries.
Delaware closes out its season at 7-6 (4-4 Conference USA).
Louis Lindsay, Senior, The College of Wooster
Lindsay was one of the most-trusted players on the field for Wooster, as the Fighting Scots depended on the 5-foot-10, 180-pound player not only as a lock-down defensive back, but also as a punt and kick returner.
Defensively, Lindsay ranked third on his team with 51 tackles, including five tackles for loss, while also posting an interception and logging a team-high 14 pass breakups. He also returned 10 punts for 110 yards and five kickoffs for 101 yards.
Lindsay had perhaps his best game of the season on Nov. 1, when he recored four tackles, including a tackle for loss, registered an interception, and broke up three passes in a 49-6 win over Kenyon.
Wooser finishes its season at 5-5 (4-4 NCAC).
Rhyan Day, Senior, Bridgewater College
Day, a 5-foot-10, 185-pound defensive back, competed in four of 10 games this season, totaling two tackles.
He most recently took the field on Oct. 25, recording no stats in a 20-17 overtime loss to Washington & Lee. Day wraps up his career with appearances in 16 games, totaling eight tackles, an interception, and a pass breakup.
Bridgewater closes out its season at 3-6 (4-4 ODAC).
Drew Brizan, Senior, Moravian University
Brizan, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound offensive lineman, played in every game for a Moravian squad that piled up 269.6 yards per game.
He concludes his career with appearances in 20 games.
The Greyhounds wrap up their season at 2-8 (2-4 Landmark Conference).
Scott Campbell, Junior, Chestnut Hill
Campbell was listed as a 6-foot tight end this fall, but actually saw more time on the defensive side of the ball for Chestnut Hill’s sprint football team.
He appeared in seven of eight games for the Griffins, totaling 14 tackles, including one tackle for loss, to go along with a forced fumble. Campbell most recently cracked the stat column on Oct. 25, when he recorded a half-tackle for loss in a 3-0 win over Penn.
Chestnut Hill concludes its campaign at 5-3 (2-1 CSFL).
Aleksandar Torbica, Freshman, Albright
Torbica, a 6-foot-7 kicker, was inactive for Albright this season.
The Lions finish their fall at 4-6 (3-6 MAC).
Golf
Tyler Fortney, Freshman, Mount Saint Mary’s
Fortney competed in three invites this fall.
His best work came on Oct. 23, when he carded a five-over 68-76-71-215 at the Red Flash Invitational. It was at that meet that Mount Saint Mary’s finished third for its top team showing of the fall.
Linkoln Gundacker, Sophomore, Geneva
Gundacker competed in all eight of Geneva’s invites this fall, and grew stronger as the season wore on.
After posting a 99 in the Golden Tornadoes’ season opener on Sept. 8, he shaved 13 strokes off that score for an 86 at the Golden Eagle Invite on Sept. 19. Gundacker stayed in that scoring range through the rest of September before hitting another level-up on Oct. 6 at the Waynesburg Fall Invitational.
It was at Waynesburg that Gundacker fired a season-best score of 76 for seventh place.
He wrapped up his season on Oct. 13-14, carding an 81-87-168 at the PAC Championships.
Cross country, indoor track
Cora Helman, Senior, Shenandoah
In the span of just over a month Helman closed out her cross country career and kicked off her final indoor track campaign.
On Nov. 1 she took on the ODAC Cross Country Championships, placing 64th in the 6K race with a time 26:45. Helman was back in action on Dec. 7 at the SU Holiday Kickoff Open, completing the mile with a PR time of 6:00.08 for sixth place.
Shenandoah returns to competition on Jan. 11 at the Kaye & JJ Smith Invitational.
Joel Weber, Senior, Pitt-Johnstown
Weber closed out his season with competition at three meets, including two postseason races.
On Oct. 11, Weber posted an 8K PR of 31:36.9 for 175th place at the CMU Invitational. He followed that up with a time of 32:14.1 for 147th at the PSAC Championships on Oct. 25.
Weber capped off his season on Nov. 8, posting a 10K PR of 40:36 for 154th place at the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region Championships.
He was inactive for Pitt-Johnstown’s indoor season opener on Dec. 5. The Mountain Cats return to action on Jan. 16 for the Heidelberg University Larry Brown Invitational.
Joey Jacobs, Junior, Mount St. Mary’s
Jacobs closed out his fall season with PRs in two of his final three races.
Competing at the Aubrey Shenk Invitational on Oct. 18, Jacobs threw down an 8K PR of 26:44 for 61st place. A couple weeks later on Nov. 1 he was back on the racepaths for the MAAC Championships, and placed 128th with a time of 27:24.
He wrapped up his fall campaign on Nov. 14 at the NCAA Division I Mid-Atlantic Region Championships, placing 191st in the 10K race with a PR time of 36:57.
Owen Shockey, Freshman, Mount St. Mary’s
Shockey, a hurdler, was inactive in Mount St. Mary’s season opener.
Jada Creager, Sophomore, Mount St. Mary’s
Creager, a pole vaulter, opened indoor track season on Dec. 6 at the Navy Indoor Invitational. There, she vaulted for a height of 10-0 to land in 13th place.
This winter Creager will be gunning for her collegiate PR of 11-3.75.
Mount St. Mary’s returns to competition on Jan. 23-24 for the Liberty University Invitational.
Isabella Ruefle, Sophomore, Millersville
Ruefle has been heating up, running PRs in back-to-back races.
She wrapped up her cross country season with her best race of the fall on Nov. 8, when she posted a 6K PR of 23:28 to take 84th place. Ruefle then kicked off her indoor track season with another PR on Dec. 5-6, when she recorded a 5:20.76 in the mile to take fifth place at the Bucknell Bison Opener.
Millersville is back in action on Jan. 17 for the Alvernia Winter Invitational.
Will Campbell, Sophomore, Hagerstown CC
Since our last update, Campbell closed out his cross country season with three races.
He took on the Aubrey Shenk Invitational on Oct. 18, completing the 8K race with a PR time of 27:57 for 126th place. One week later on Oct. 25, Campbell earned a runner-up finish in 28:33 at the NJCAA Region 20 Championships.
Campbell wrapped up his campaign at the NJCAA Championships on Nov. 8, posting a time of 29:44 for 165th place.
The Hawks are set to open their indoor track season on Jan. 11 at the Kaye & JJ Smith Invitational.
Josh Schuurman, Junior, Wheaton (Ill.)
Schuurman, a pole vaulter, kicked off his indoor track season at the Carthage Forever Red Alumni Classic on Dec. 6.
There, he vaulted for a height of 13-1.5 to earn third place.
Wheaton returns to competition on Jan. 31 at the University of Chicago Windy City Invite.
Gracie French, Sophomore, Juniata
French, a competitor in the sprints/hurdles/jumps, opened her indoor track season with the first win of her college career.
She put her talents on full display at the Susquehanna Early Season Multi and Invitational on Dec. 6-7. There, French conquered the 200 in 27.02, posted runner-up finishes in the 60 (8.05) and 4×400 (4:41.62), and took fourth in the long jump (15-1.5).
The Eagles return to action on Jan. 17, when they travel to compete in the Susquehanna Invitational.
Jaeda Dockman, Freshman, California (Pa.)
Dockman is testing the waters for the pentathlon this winter.
She took on the event at the Susquehanna Early Season Multi on Dec. 6-7. It was a successful debut as she claimed fourth place with a score of 2,991. Dockman’s score was fueled by finishes in the 800 (1st in 2:34.18), long jump (4th in 16-6), shot put (6th in 26-8.25), high jump (2nd in 5-1.25), and the 60 hurdles (4th in 10.14).
She warmed up for Susquehanna by competing at the YSU Icebreaker on Dec. 5. There, she took 11th in the high jump (5-3) and 29th in the 60 hurdles (10.56).
California (Pa.) takes a road trip on Jan. 24 for the SPIRE Midwest Open.
Field hockey
Mia Brunet, Senior, Wilson
Brunet, a 5-foot-3 forward, played in all 15 games for the Phoenix this season, including nine starts.
In 399 minutes of playing time she posted one goal and one assist. She most recently took the field on Nov. 1, recording no stats in a 4-0 loss to PSU Harrisburg.
Brunet concludes her career with appearances in 50 games, including 11 starts, and totaled two goals and one assist.
Wilson wraps up its season at 5-10 (2-2 United East).
Olivia Dingzon, Junior, Wilson
Dingzon, a 5-foot-4 defender, was a frequent flyer for Wilson this season.
She appeared in 11 games and racked up 354 minutes of playing time.
Kenzi Monn, Sophomore, Wilson
Monn piled up 313 minutes of playing time for the Phoenix this fall.
She appeared in 13 games, including one start, which came on Oct. 4 in a 5-0 win over Cedar Crest.
Rugby
Alexis Jones, Senior, Mount Saint Mary’s
Jones completed her final season for a Mount Saint Mary’s team that went 5-2-1 this fall.
E-sports
Tyler Knox, Freshman, Wilson
Knox competed in Marvel Rivals for a Wilson team that went 25-9 this fall.
Erin Trinh, Freshman, Wilson
Trinh was a Fortnite competitor for the Phoenix this season.
Laine Wilkinson, Freshman, Penn College
Wilkinson, a Valorant player, helped guide Penn College to a 15-20 record in the fall.
Equestrian
Leyna Ribner, Junior, Seton Hill
Ribner, a Waynesboro native who went to Commonwealth Charter Academy, was a member of Seton Hill’s equestrian squad this fall.
The Griffins finished as high point champion at two shows this season.
