Wilson College

Honoring student-athletes from basketball, volleyball, soccer and equestrian teams, the Wilson College Athletics Department announced its 2026 Hall of Fame Class during the annual Athletics Award Ceremony on April 26, 2026.

The 2025-26 Academic All-District Women's and Men's At-Large teams have been announced, and seven Wilson College student-athletes have received honors.

The United East Conference announced its 2025-26 Winter and Spring All-Academic Team and Wilson is once again among the league leaders. The Phoenix had 72 student-athletes received academic accolades across the spring semester to bring the full year total to 129 across 11 sports.

Wilson College men's volleyball standout Jacob McCoy (York, Pa./Spring Grove) has been named the United East Conference Senior Scholar Athlete Award winner for men's volleyball. The award recognizes a senior student-athlete who exemplifies excellence in competition, academics, and community engagement.

Wilson College women's lacrosse standout Riley Lemay (Saugerties, N.Y./Saugerties) has been named the United East Conference Senior Scholar Athlete Award winner for women's lacrosse. The award recognizes a senior student-athlete who exemplifies excellence in competition, academics, and community engagement.

The Wilson College softball team received some postseason honors as five Phoenix have been named to the 2026 Academic All-District Team. Madison Briggs (Sr., Lock Haven, Pa. / Central Mountain), Kayla Talbert (Jr., Hagerstown, Md. / North Hagerstown / Saint Peter's), Emily Randalls (So., Dillsburg, Pa. / Northern York), Katelyn Keller (So., Orrtanna, Pa. / Gettysburg), and Sydney Hartle (So., Keedysville, Md. / Boonsboro) comprise the quintet represented in Division III as selected by College Sports Communicators which recognize the nation's top student-athletes for their combined performances on the field and in the classroom.

The United East announced its 2026 softball all-conference teams and major award winners with Wilson College piling up the honors like they were base hits. The Phoenix led the league with seven players receiving all-conference accolades.

Wilson College celebrated student-athletes for their outstanding achievements during the College's annual Athletic Awards Ceremony held April 26, 2026.

The Wilson College baseball team has received some postseason honors as three Phoenix have been named to the 2026 Academic All-District Team. Chase Supensky (Sr., Baltimore, Md. / Towson) highlights the team as a three-time selection, while Seth Bivens (Sr., Hancock, Md. / Hancock / Hagerstown CC), and Tyler O'Brien (So., Frederick, Md. / Tuscarora) fill out the trio.

The United East released its 2026 Women's Lacrosse All-Conference Team and Wilson had four selections to highlight the 11-player squad. Riley Lemay (Jr., Saugerties, N.Y. / Saugerties) and Kaelyn Goff (Jr., Union Bridge, Md. / Francis Scott Key) repeat their accolades from 2025 while Alyvia Henneman (Jr., Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley) and Sadie Fike (Sr., McClure, Pa. / Mifflin County) join them this season.

The United East Conference recently announced its 2026 men's volleyball all-conference teams, with Wilson College earning seven selections. Camden Sterner (Jr., Spring Grove, Pa. / Spring Grove) was also named the league's Defensive Player of the Year.

The United East Conference announced its 2025-26 women's and men's basketball all-conference teams, with Wilson College earning five selections across the two programs. Jalen Pierce (Sr., Richmond, Va. / Collegiate / Millersville) highlights the list as a first team selection. Leah Laubach (So., Marietta, Pa. / Lancaster Catholic), Armani Jones (Sr., Chicago, Ill. / Christ The King / Bryant & Stratton), and Jalen Bowie (Sr., Frederick, Md. / Frederick / Shippensburg) were second team selections. Jewels Torres (Sr., York, Pa. / West York) caps her career with another third team honor.

The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) recognized 78 Division III programs with the esteemed 2025 National Academic Team Award, including the team from Wilson College. This prestigious acknowledgment is granted to programs that achieve a collective grade-point average of 3.50 or higher during the fall semester.

The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) has announced its 2025 Division III National Academic Squad, with 12 Wilson College student-athletes earning recognition.

The Division III United East Conference named Haley Hamrick '28 of Wilson College to its Field Hockey All-Sportsmanship team for the 2025 season. Student-athletes selected to the All-Sportsmanship Team demonstrate fair play, graciousness in victory, and respectfulness in defeat. Each individual has been chosen by their coach as a representative who embodies the Division III spirit.

The United East Conference announced its all-conference women's soccer teams for the 2025 season and Wilson's Halley Shaffer (Sunbury, Pa. / Line Mountain) has been honored as a member of the third team. She becomes a four-time all-conference selection and repeats her accolades from a season ago.

The Division III United East Conference has released its all-conference teams and Wilson's Jace Williams (Jr., Chesapeake, Va. / Hickory) has been selected as a member of the first team in men's soccer. It's the first time a Phoenix has received first team honors in the history of the program. It is Williams' second all-conference selection after he was named to the third team in the Skye Division in 2023. He had one of the best seasons in program history as he found the back of the net seven times. It vaulted him into second in the record books for career goals at Wilson. The junior midfielder scored goals in games against Hood, Penn State Mont Alto, Penn State Altoona, and Penn State Brandywine. Three of them came against Brandywine. It was his second multiple goal game of the season after he scored a brace in a home victory against Altoona. Williams also did well to distribute the ball as he added assists in games against Valley Forge and Cairn in the first round of the United East Championship. He finished with 16 points on the year.

Wilson College is pleased to announce that 57 student-athletes were named United East Scholar Athletes by the Division III United East Conference for the Fall 2025 season. This marks the fourth time in the past five years that the Wilson Phoenix have had at least 57 conference scholar athletes, which was a new record the first time it happened in 2022.

Jewels Torres (Sr., York, Pa. / West York) broke the Wilson College record for most assists in a career as Wilson won its third-straight game with a victory over Penn State Berks on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026. Torres needed three to tie the previous mark of 322 set by Theresa Phelps Denhoff, Class of 2001, which stood for 25 years. Her opportunity came with a dish to Mackenzie Caldwell-Degnon (Jr., Rockville, Md. / Richard Montgomery) on a 3-pointer as the Phoenix pulled away from the Lions and went on to win 67-46.

The United East announced the first Player of the Week awards for the winter sports season and Wilson's women's and men's basketball teams both have representatives that were selected. For the women, Leah Laubach (So., Marietta, Pa. / Lancaster Catholic) took defensive honors while on the men's side Jalen Pierce (Sr., Richmond, Va. / Collegiate / Millersville) received accolades for his offensive abilities.

The United East Conference announced its all-conference teams in field hockey for the 2025 season and five Wilson College Phoenix received honors. Kate Seymour (Jr., Churchton, Md. / Southern) highlighted the quintet as she was selected to the first team on offense. Joining her were Lizzie Landon (Sr., West Grove, Pa. / Avon Grove), Lenoree Hoke (Jr., Shippensburg, Pa. / Shippensburg), Payton Kendall (Sr., McConnellsburg, Pa. / Forbes Road), and Mikayla Petersen (FY, Glen Burnie, Md. / North County) on the second team.

Wilson College is proud to announce that 68 student-athletes were named United East Scholar Athletes by the United East Conference for the Winter and Spring 2025 seasons. This number breaks the record of 66 set a year ago. It is the second consecutive year the Phoenix have had at least 60 conference scholar athletes, and the fourth straight year with at least 50.

Honoring student-athletes in lacrosse, volleyball, basketball, and soccer the Wilson College Athletics Department announced its 2025 Hall of Fame Class during the annual Athletics Award Ceremony on April 27, 2025.

Wilson College celebrated student-athletes for their outstanding achievements during the College's annual Athletic Awards Ceremony held April 27, 2025.

Wilson College baseball players Harry Middlebrooks and Tyler Smith received postseason honors as the United East Conference named them to the 2025 Baseball United East All-Conference Team. The duo was selected to the second team, with Middlebrooks named as a middle infielder and Smith claiming one of the outfield spots.

Wilson College is proud to announce that seven Phoenix softball players were named to the United East Athletic Conference 2025 Softball All-Conference Teams, matching conference champion Penn State Brandywine for most in the league.

The United East Athletic Conference announced its 2025 Women's Lacrosse All-Conference Teams, and five Wilson College Phoenix were honored for their play this season.

Following a record-breaking season, the Wilson College men's volleyball team set another record with postseason honors as six players earned spots on the 2025 United East All-Conference Teams. Phoenix also received major awards for Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year.

Wilson College is proud to recognize postseason honors awarded to four members of the Phoenix women's and men's basketball teams with the announcement of the 2024-25 Academic All-District Women's and Men's Basketball teams. Wilson has four selections total with three on the women's team and one on the men's.

Wilson College is proud to announce Jewels Torres of York, Pa. (West York) received postseason accolades when she was named to the United East all-conference team for the 2024-2025 basketball season. The junior guard was named to the third team after leading the Phoenix in assists and finishing third in scoring. Torres is now a two-time selection as she repeats her honors as a third team selection.