Seton Hill University Athletics

Play of the Year
1) Steal vs Millersville in PSAC Quarterfinal (Rashaad Williams steal & FTs to advance to PSAC Final Four)
2) Dean Simos buzzer beater vs Edinboro (Simos shot at the buzzer gives SHU an 89-86 win over Edinboro
3) Sean Williams no hitter (Williams threw a no hitter vs UPJ that was the 800th win in program history)
4) Women's 4x4 relay (First Relay Title in Women's PSAC History - Conference Champions)
5) Jacy Willis 400 meter dash (Jacy broke the All-Time PSAC Record in Indoor 400m Dash with a time of 47.09 seconds)
6) Jack Whalen catch vs Gannon (Whalen tracked a ball into the gap and crashed into the wall to make a catch)

Male Rookie of the Year
1) Darrian Carter - football (Started several games at Quarterback for us as a True Freshman. Beat #5 ranked Cal in first start.)
2) Rashaad Williams - basketball (Started 20 games; averaged 13.4 PPG; 117 total assists over 2 steals per game)
3) Felix Knorn - Soccer (Started 18 out of 18 games; 3 goals, 4 assists, 2nd Team All-Conference Defense)
4) Dexter Hannigan - Lacrosse ( leads men's lacrosse in points and goals; G-MAC Freshman of the Year)

Female Rookie of the Year 
1) Mackenzie McIntyre - track (only freshman in the PSAC to score in 3 events during the Indoor Championship.Finished 5th in the conference in the 60m Dash, 6th in the 200m Dash, and ran first leg on the winning 4x4 championship team (1st Team All-Conference)
2) Haley Reed - volleyball (played in 43 sets and 15 matches as setter, had 25 assists vs CalU
3) Addy Garcia - lacrosse (started every game for the women's lacrosse defense)
4) Breeona Pheasant - track (3rd in 200 and 5th in 100 at PSAC Outdoor Championships)

Coach of the Year
1) Maeve Gallagher - WBB (led SHU to its second straight NCAA Atlantic Regional semifinal; advanced to PSAC Final four; 21-8 record)
2) Brian Novotny - Men's lacrosse - (led team to 16-2 record and G-MAC title and 5th seed in NCAA North Region)
3) Dilveer Chaggar - Men's soccer - (11-6-1 record and hosted PSAC first round contest; 6 All PSAC West selections)
4) Marc Marizzaldi - baseball - (led team to school record 41 regular season wins; currently 2nd in NCAA Atlantic Regional rankings, won 800th game at SHU this season)
5) Jamal Johnson - track/CC (stepped up as CC coach after coaching departure; 3 PSAC titles in track)
6) Ben Wilkins - MBB (led team to first ever PSAC Semifinal; finished with 18 wins)

Female Athlete of the Year 
1) Catie Flohr - VB (All PSAC West 1st Team, AVCA All Region first teaml AVCA All American honorable mention selection)
2) Nemani Moon - track (school record in the 400; member of PSAC Winning 4x4 relay team)
3) Mila Udovicic - lacrosse (PSAC West Athlete of the Year; 2x PSAC West Athlete of the Week winner)
4) Mia Kalich - basketball (PSAC West defensive athlete of the year; All American; academic All American; led nation in steals)
5) Kassidy Wittig - softball (led team in most offensive categories; All PSAC West first team selection

Male Athlete of the Year
1) Ky'Ron Craggette - football (All PSAC West first team selection; led team in rushing yards and TDs)
2) Cody Achilles - CC (First team All PSAC West; school record in 6K and 8K)
3) Jacy Willis - track (PSAC champion in 400 in both indoor and outdoor; all time PSAC record in 400 indoor)
4) Jack Whalen - baseball (All PSAC West first team; PSAC & SHU record holder in steals; SHU record holder in runs scored)
5) Kedrick Curtis - basketball (All PSAC West first team; team leader in points and rebounds)
6) Will Cody - lacrosse (G-MAC Goalie of the Year; 2nd in D2 in GAA and save %)

Male Scholar Athlete (all with 3.97 GPA or better)
1) D'Kairi Boone - football 
2) Jannik Reiss - soccer
3) Carter Green - lacrosse
4) Ben Zavatchan - football
5) Owen Henne - baseball

Female Scholar Athlete (all with 3.97 GPA or better)
1) Lily Douglass - equestrian
2) Kaylee Mattera - volleyball
3) Emma Blickenderfer - soccer
4) Mallory Meinen - volleyball
5) Mia Kalich - basketball

Female Team of the Year 
1) Basketball (finished 21-8; made second straight NCAA Atlantic Regional semifinal; advanced to PSAC Final Four)
2) Lacrosse (earned PSAC Tourney appearance; had PSAC West Athlete of the Year)
3) Equestrian (Champion of zone two, region five of the IHSA; 5th place at Zones; This is the third year in a row that the equestrian team has won their region)
4) Softball (PSAC Tournament qualifier; Four All PSAC West selections)

Male Team of the Year 
1) Lacrosse (16-2 record and G-MAC title and 5th seed in NCAA North Region)
2) Baseball (school record 41 regular season wins; currently 2nd in NCAA Atlantic Regional rankings, won 800th game this season)
3) Soccer (11-6-1 record and hosted PSAC first round contest; 6 All PSAC West selections)
4) Basketball (first ever PSAC Semifinal appearance; finished with 18 wins)
5) Wrestling (sent 4 athletes to nationals; 11-3 in dual matches)