Athletic Highlights

• Women's track and field's Haley Murphy was selected as one of the Patriot League's nominees for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award.
• Junior Jayden Clerveaux (football), senior Max Mosey (football), senior Cam Nolan (football), junior Cam Jones (football) and junior Maguire Sturgis (field hockey) all earned spots on the preseason All-Patriot League team.
• Junior Jack Stockfish was named the preseason Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year, and was joined by senior Devin Phillips on the preseason All-Atlantic Hockey team.
• Julianna Megan of the women's golf program won the New Hampshire Women's Amateur Championship, while teammate Lily Dessel claimed the title at the Rhode Island Junior Amateur Championship.
• Volleyball freshmen KK Green and Emma Sorensen were named to the All-Tournament Teams at the Holly Young Invitational and the Friar Volleyball Classic.
• Field hockey senior Megan Schienbein was named to the Team Canada Junior National Training Squad.
• Field hockey junior Maguire Surgis was named to the 2025 NFHCA Division I Watchlist.
• Women's soccer took home a 1-0 road win over Maine, for the first time since 2014, on Sept. 7.
• Women's tennis is off to a 2-0 start.
• Men's soccer is currently on a five-game unbeaten streak, its longest since 2021.

• Team academic honors went to baseball (ABCA Team Academic Excellence Award), men's basketball (NABC Team Academic Excellence Award), men's golf (GCAA All-Academic Team), women's lacrosse (IWLCA Academic Honor Squad), men's swimming and diving (CSCAA Scholar All-America Team), women's swimming and diving (CSCAA Scholar All-America Team), men's tennis (ITA All-Academic Team) and women's tennis (ITA All-Academic Team).
• College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honors were earned by senior Ginger Berry (women's rowing), senior Owen Egan (men's golf), senior Emilie Fortunato (women's ice hockey), senior Meggan Fourie (field hockey), senior Thomas Gale (men's ice hockey), junior Abby Hornung (women's ice hockey), senior Lindsay Hult (women's lacrosse), senior Calahan McPherson (men's lacrosse), senior John Mitchell (men's lacrosse), senior Nolan Schuermann (men's golf), senior Luke Shoemaker (men's lacrosse) and senior Sally Zinsner (women's lacrosse).
• 27 of our student-athletes were named Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars.
• The men's golf, women's golf, men's ice hockey and women's ice hockey programs combined for 17 All-American Scholar selections.
• 16 student-athletes from the men's tennis and women's tennis programs were named Intercollegiate Tennis Association Scholar-Athletes.
• Men's rowing had 14 student-athletes named Empacher-IRCA Scholar Athletes.
• Women's lacrosse had five selections to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Academic Honor Roll.
• Men's basketball had three student-athletes named to the National Basketball Coaches Association Honors Court.
• We placed 20 student-athletes on the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team, 19 on the Hockey East All-Academic Team and seven on the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association All-Academic Team.
• 292 student-athletes were named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll for winter and spring sports, bringing our total number of Academic Honor Roll selections for the academic year to 425.
• Football senior captain Cam Nolan has been named a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy, presented to the best football scholar-athlete in the nation for his combined academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership.

Staffing Highlights

• Head baseball coach Ed Kahovec signed a three-year contract extension.
• Volleyball head coach Matthew Cribbin picked up his first win at Holy Cross, a 3-2 five set victory against St. Peter's at the Mercyhurst Invitational on Sept. 6.

Other Highlights

• Women's track and field's Haley Murphy was selected as one of the Patriot League's nominees for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award.
• In another record-setting year for Holy Cross Athletics, 4,786 donors contributed $3.56 million to the Crusader Athletics Fund (CAF) during the 2025 fiscal year. This marks a new benchmark for dollars raised and total donors.
• The men's basketball team participated in an immersion tour of Greece in late July, with stops in Thessaloniki, Meteora and Athens.
• We hosted our Student-Athlete Welcome Back event at the St. Joseph Memorial Chapel for the second straight year on Aug. 27. 
• We held our third annual Crusader Community Fest on Sept. 14, welcoming a record number of attendees from the Worcester community to learn new sports and meet our student-athletes.
• We have officially partnered with Team IMPACT to provide life-changing experiences for children and their families, while deepening connections between student-athletes and the broader Worcester community.
• Men's soccer senior Julian Beban was named to the Allstate Good Works Team, as announced by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Field hockey junior Madison Clark, men's cross country senior Liam Lyons and volleyball senior Gracie Reisman were also fall sport nominees for Holy Cross.
• Baseball's Danny Macchiarola was drafted as the 242nd pick in the eighth round of the 2025 MLB Draft by the Seattle Mariners, becoming the highest drafted Crusader since 1982. 
• Men's basketball alumnus Caleb Kenney earned the Co-Men's Award of Outstanding Leadership & Character from the Patriot League in late June. 
• Men's basketball alumnus Bo Montgomery signed with his hometown Memphis Grizzlies for the 2025 NBA Summer League in June.
• A total of six Crusader alumni participated in NFL Training Camps: Liam Anderson (Indianapolis Colts), Jalen Coker (Carolina Panthers), C.J. Hanson (Kansas City Chiefs), Luke Newman (Chicago Bears), Kalif Raymond (Detroit Lions) and Benton Whitley (Arizona Cardinals). 
• Men's ice hockey senior Mack Oliphant (Vancouver Canucks), junior Jack Stockfish (Nashville Predators), and freshman Danick Leroux (New York Islanders) attended NHL Development Camps following the NHL Draft this summer.
• Men's ice hockey graduates Liam McLinskey and Jack Ricketts received invites to NHL Training Camps. McLinskey is suiting up for the Florida Panthers, while Ricketts is training with the Utah Mammoth.
• Women's lacrosse alum Tori Cini received the 2025 Trina Mangano Scholarship, awarded by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Officials Recruitment and Development Committee.