Wilmington College Director of Athletic Communications Jayson Ameer Rasheed is one of 20 minority and female administrators selected to attend the 2017 NCAA Leadership Institute.
Wilmington College baseball player Joshua Chua is one of 230 current student-athletes, NCAA scholarship and grant recipients, invited to the NCAA Career in Sports Forum from June 1-4.
Twenty-four Wilmington College student athletes were amongst the 366 student athletes named Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference for their academic achievements.
For the second consecutive year, junior Savannah Hooper was honored as the Wilmington College Female Athlete of the Year as the Wilmington College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) hosted its Fifth Annual WESPYs Tuesday in Boyd Theater.
The Wilmington College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) will be sponsoring events, Monday to Friday, April 3-7, on campus and in the community in honor of the NCAA Division III Week.
The Wilmington College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) received Honorable Mention for its array of community service projects during the 2015-2016 academic year, in this year’s National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA)/Jostens Community Service Awards, the organization announced January 11.
The Ohio Athletic Conference announced the 2016 Fall Academic All-OAC selections, and 18 Wilmington College student-athletes were among the 302 student-athletes honored, the league announced today (November 16, 2016).
SIOBHAN ZERILLA, Class of 2005, was also a sure fire Hall of Famer from the time she accepted her Wilmington College degree. It still didn’t mute the moment.
BRUCE WASEM, made an impact on the lives of plenty of Wilmington College student-athletes as a head baseball coach, assistant football coach and intramural director.
BRANDON TISDALE, Class of 2005, almost didn’t make it to Wilmington College. But, once he stepped foot on the Clinton County campus, his impact was immediate.
Garnett wasn’t recruited until the summer before his freshman year, and didn’t visit campus until early August. He chose Wilmington over Thomas More and Mount St. Joseph, and the rest they say, is history.
MICHELLE (BUCK) CRON, Class of 2004, is just the second Wilmington College swimmer to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, and ironically it was during the induction of the first swimmer that Cron really started thinking about the possibility of her joining the ranks of the Wilmington elite.
After missing most of the basketball season with an injury, Hooper was spectacular out of the gate. With just three practices under her belt, she hit over .700 with four steals in spring break. She reached in her first six plate appearances of the season.
The Wilmington College cheerleading team recently attended the National Cheerleading Association (NCA) cheerleading camp at the University of Louisville, and walked away with some hardware.
Henry had a breakout season for the Fightin’ Quakers in 2016, leading all OAC defensive linemen in tackling and forced fumbles. He ranked second in the league with seven sacks and was third with 12.5 tackles for loss.
After missing the 2014 season, Good returned to action in 2015 and made an immediate impact as the women’s soccer team returned to Ohio Athletic Conference action.
The Wilmington College Athletic Communications department is releasing numbers 11 to 15 of the top returning student-athletes as selected over the last month in a poll.
The Wilmington College Athletic Communications department is releasing numbers 16 to 20 of the top returning student-athletes as selected over the last month in a poll.
Rasheed selected for NCAA Leadership Institute
July 05, 2017Wilmington College Director of Athletic Communications Jayson Ameer Rasheed is one of 20 minority and female administrators selected to attend the 2017 NCAA Leadership Institute.
