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Four Huskies Named CSC Academic All-America

Story Links SEATTLE – Already proven as elite in their events, four Husky women’s track & field athletes were honored today as College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-Americans, one of the most prestigious honors for student-athletes who excel both athletically and in the classroom. The four honorees are the most UW has […]

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SEATTLE – Already proven as elite in their events, four Husky women’s track & field athletes were honored today as College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-Americans, one of the most prestigious honors for student-athletes who excel both athletically and in the classroom. The four honorees are the most UW has ever had in one year, and are tied with Oregon for the most in the NCAA this year.
 
NCAA Champions in the pole vault indoors and outdoors, Hana and Amanda Moll were both named First Team Academic All-Americans for the first time. Both sophomores are majoring in Business Administration, with Amanda currently owning a 3.91 cumulative GPA and Hana carrying a 3.86 GPA. The two were each among the ten semifinalists for the Bowerman Award, the top honor in college track & field. They went to 1-2 in NCAA history both indoors and outdoors, with Hana winning National Women’s Field Athlete of the Year outdoors and Amanda winning National Women’s Field Athlete of the Year indoors.
 
On the Second Team is senior Amina Maatoug, who earned four All-America honors in her one season at Washington in 2024-25. Maatoug made the NCAA podium this year in the mile and the 3k indoors, and the 5k outdoors, and won the Big Ten Indoor 3k title and was runner-up at the Big Ten Outdoor meet in the 5k. She earned a 3.62 GPA in postbaccalaureate study after earning her Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy at Duke.
 
Chloe Foerster was named a Third Team Academic All-American, her first such honor. She has a 3.66 cumulative GPA majoring in Biology. Foerster reached her first NCAA finals this year, indoors and out, placing sixth in the mile final and eighth in the 1,500m final, while running big PRs at every distance. Foerster also won the Big Ten Indoor 800-meters title and helped the Dawgs to a 13th-place NCAA finish in cross country back in the fall.
 





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If you’re ready to creatively tell sports stories that impact our audience, we want you to apply at KSAT12. San Antonio’s incredible food and culture scene will welcome you after work. While at work, you’ll be in a strong, well-staffed newsroom that prides itself on excellent sports reporting. We have a nightly sports show that brings our original reporting to viewers. Come be a part of it.

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As a Sports Multi-Media Journalist for Graham Media Group, you’ll tell stories on broadcast, streaming, digital and social media. You’ll develop “off the field” stories with real audience impact. With a focus on innovative storytelling, you will shoot, write, and edit your stories for both linear and digital platforms. You’ll learn the kind of sports content KSAT audiences seek. Great writing, shooting, and creativity are required. This position also offers exciting opportunities for growth within an organization committed to reinventing how news is delivered.

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Top 5 returning outsides for the 2025 volleyball season

The countdown continues with four days remaining until the 2025 women’s volleyball season. Here are my top five returning outside hitters:  CATCH UP: Top 5 returning middles 1. Brooklyn Deleye, Kentucky 😤😤BK😤😤 9-2, Kentucky | Timeout, CSU 📺💻 ESPN+📻 UK Sports Network#LetsDance x @NCAAVolleyball pic.twitter.com/N1Vk8fZwjm — Kentucky Volleyball (@KentuckyVB) December 6, 2024 I have Kentucky’s 2024 […]

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The countdown continues with four days remaining until the 2025 women’s volleyball season. Here are my top five returning outside hitters: 

CATCH UP: Top 5 returning middles

1. Brooklyn Deleye, Kentucky

I have Kentucky’s 2024 SEC Player of the Year, Brooklyn DeLeye, in my number one spot. Her numbers are unbelievable: 5.59 points and 4.87 kills per set. She led the Wildcats with 56 aces on the season and .78 blocks per set during her sophomore year campaign. DeLeye is a true six-rotation player who can just dominate a game, which is something she repeatedly proved last season. 

2. Harper Murray, Nebraska

Next, I have Nebraska’s Harper Murray. The 2023 Big Ten Freshmen of the Year is probably the best passing outside on this list while registering 59.2% in system last season with over 2.4 digs and four points per set. Murray has plenty of veteran experience under the bright lights and knows how to turn it on in big moments. She no doubt has that “it” factor as a player. 

HUSKERS ON TOP: Preseason power 10 rankings

3. Torrey Stafford, Texas

Torrey Stafford

The new Longhorn, Torrey Stafford, makes the list at number three. I think the most impressive part of Stafford’s game is her hitting efficiency. She posted a .358 hitting percentage last season at Pitt and at least .400 in 15 games while averaging 4.2 points per set. She’s got some incredibly impressive numbers to boast about for an outside and will likely get a lot more sets at Texas. 

OFFSEASON MOVES: Check out which teams won the 2025 transfer portal

4. Eva Hudson, Kentucky

Eva Hudson, Kentucky

Eva Hudson, now at Kentucky, is a no-brainer to make the list after watching her play. Even her numbers alone speak for themselves. Hudson led the Big Ten last season at Purdue with 567 kills and 4.81 kills per set. She posted 5.2 points per set, while hitting almost .300 during her junior year campaign. The 2022 Big Ten Freshmen of the Year is the complete package: a powerful swing, great shot selection, and a strong blocking presence at the net. Paired with Brooklyn DeLeye, the Wildcats are looking very dangerous this season.  

5. Elia Rubin, Stanford

Rounding out my top five, I have Elia Rubin at Stanford. The two-time Pac-12 champion brings back so much valuable experience on the outside to lead the Cardinal in her senior season. Rubin is a versatile player who makes a difference everywhere on the court, averaging over 4.5 points per set and passing 54% in system. This veteran may just be the difference maker for Stanford. 

STANFORD AND OTHER TOP TEAMS SET TO KICKOFF 2025 SEASON at the AVCA First Serve 

HM. Mimi Colyer, Wisconsin

Mimi Colyer

Mimi Colyer, now at Wisconsin, is my top honorable mention and just barely missed my top five. She comes to Madison boasting 3.97 kills and 4.73 points per set, with five 20-kills performances and nine double-doubles from her junior season at Oregon. The 2022 AVCA Freshmen of the Year is another firepower six-rotation player that brings key experience to the Badgers. 

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Long Beach Football Preview – The562.org

Preview: Compton vs. Millikan, Football The562’s coverage of football in 2024-25 is sponsored by The Terry Donahue Memorial California Showcase. Friday night’s regular season finale at DeHaven Stadium is setting up to be a coronation for the host Millikan Rams, as they look to finish off the program’s second outright Moore League championship since […]

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Air Force Men’s Water Polo Welcomes Class of 2029

USAF ACADEMY, Colo. – Air Force men’s water polo welcomes eight freshmen that comprise the class of 2029, announced today by head coach Ryan Brown.   Shane Borunda, Max Ellis, Bode Farren, Aidan Forehand, Blake Fuchslin, Derek Hymer, Olin Kusevskis and Matt Oravetz join the Falcons this season.  Seven members of the class hail from […]

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USAF ACADEMY, Colo. – Air Force men’s water polo welcomes eight freshmen that comprise the class of 2029, announced today by head coach Ryan Brown.  

Shane Borunda, Max Ellis, Bode Farren, Aidan Forehand, Blake Fuchslin, Derek Hymer, Olin Kusevskis and Matt Oravetz join the Falcons this season.  Seven members of the class hail from California, with Kusevskis coming from Illinois.

Shane Borunda – AT – Coronado, CA (Francis Parker HS)

Earned five varsity letters with four in water polo and one in basketball … two-time MVP and school record-holder in all-time goals and assists … high school water polo coach was Sam Busby … also competed for La Jolla United for eight years, earning third place at club championships and winning the Holiday Classic Gold … also a team captain on club team.

Max Ellis – C – Irvine, CA (Santa Margarita Catholic HS)

Lettered four years in water polo, two at Santa Margarita and freshman and sophomore year at Woodbridge HS … also competed in swimming and swam the butterfly and freestyle events … First-Team All-Trinity League, Second-Team All-CIF Southern Section – Open Div., team offensive POY and scholar-athlete award … First-Team All-Pacific Coast League as a sophomore, team offensive POY as a freshman and sophomore, scholar-athlete award … high school water polo coach at Santa Margarita was Pavle Filipovic … also competed for 18U SOCAL Black, earning 6th place at Junior Olympics Platinum Division, 18U SET WPC, finishing 8th at Junior Olympics Platinum Division, 16U SOCAL Black, finishing 2nd at Junior Olympics Platinum Division

Bode Farren – G – Penryn, CA (Del Oro HS/American River CC)

Led American River College to Big 8 Conference Championship and second place finish at 3C2A NorCal Championships…Broke ARC single season record with 256 saves, averaging 8.8 saves per game … As a senior in high school, earned team MVP, was team captain and first-team all-section … as a junior, led Del Oro to its first section Championship in program history, was team defensive player of the year, first-team all-league … recorded 276 saves and 9.5 saves per game as a senior and 284 saves for a 10.1 saves per game average as a junior … lettered three years in water polo and two in swimming … high school water polo coach was Kenny Waldthaler … also competed for Sacramento Water Polo for 2019-23.

Aidan Forehand – AT – Indian Wells, CA (Xavier College Prep)

Lettered four years in water polo and also competed in swimming … First-team Dester Empire League (3x) … led Xavier Prep to three DEL titles and made the CIF quarterfinals three times … team captain as a senior … led Xavier Prep to Riverside Poly tournament title … high school water polo coach was Pavol Valovic … also played club for Scorpions Water Polo Club from 2021-24 and Chino Hills Area Water Polo from 2016-21 … team captain on club team, earned 3x Junior Olympics medalist, placed top 20 in nation and podium finishes at Cal Cup … graduated with 4.0 grade-point average and earned full NROTC scholarship for multiple schools.

Blake Fuchslin – AF – Sacramento, CA (Davis Senior HS)

Earned eight varsity letters, with four each in water polo and swimming … led Davis Senior to D2 Norcal Championship … all-section first-team … high school water polo coach was Tracy Stapleton … also competed in club water polo for 680 Drivers from 2021-25 and Davis Blue Devils from 2015-20 … team captain and first-team all-league and first-team all-section in club play.

Derek Hymer – AT – San Carlos, CA (Sequoia HS)

First-team all-league (3x) … led Sequoia to two PAL Bay League titles … scored 86 goals, 20 assists and 19 steals as a senior, 91 goals, 12 assists and 15 steals as a sophomore and 72 goals, 12 assists and five steals as a sophomore …  team MVP as a junior and senior … also played baseball, earning all-league honorable mention honors … high school water polo coach was Eric Bittner … played club water polo for Mid-Penn Water Polo Club from 2022-25 and was a team captain

Olin Kusevskis – C – Buffalo Grove, IL (Stevenson HS)

Attended USAFA Prep School in 2024-25 and played club ball for Peak Polo … 116 goals and 54 drawn exclusions as a senior at Stevenson HS … played on state championship team as a freshman … High school water polo coach was Sean Wimer … also competed in swimming and earned all-conference honors … also competed in club for Northern Illinois Polo Club.

Matt Oravetz – UT – Newport Beach, CA (Servite HS)

Earned six varsity letters at Servite, earning three each in water polo and swimming … First-Team All-Trinity League … team MVP as a senior … led Servite to two CIF D1 Southern Section qualifiers … high school coach water polo coach was Andy Coffman … also competed club for Imperial Water Polo, where he was a team captain for three years … club coach was Pavle Filipovic … swam the 50 free and was on 200 free relay in swimming.

 



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Kali Moore Earns Preseason All-CAA Honors, Seawolves Ranked Fifth

Story Links RICHMOND, Va. – For the second time in her career, Stony Brook outside hitter Kali Moore has been named Preseason All-CAA as she begins her fourth season with the program. CAA coaches also ranked the Seawolves fifth overall in the conference ahead of the 2025 season. One of the top […]

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RICHMOND, Va. – For the second time in her career, Stony Brook outside hitter Kali Moore has been named Preseason All-CAA as she begins her fourth season with the program. CAA coaches also ranked the Seawolves fifth overall in the conference ahead of the 2025 season.

One of the top offensive players in the league, Moore is coming off a 2024 All-CAA First Team selection after she led the conference with a career-high 469 kills which placed 12th in the nation as of November 21. She also finished top three in the CAA and set new personal bests with 3.94 kills per set, 530.5 points, and 4.46 points per set. Defensively, Moore set new career highs with 288 digs and 45 total blocks. On October 19 vs. Elon she became the 13th player in program history to reach 1,000 career kills.

Moore was previously named to the 2023 Preseason All-CAA Team following her historic 2022 Rookie of the Year season.

This marks the second consecutive season Stony Brook has been voted fifth in the preseason poll. The Seawolves earned 62 points in the poll, trailing only North Carolina A&T (68 points, one first place vote), Towson (88 points, one first place vote), Hofstra (90 points, four first place votes), and Charleston (92 points, five first place votes).

Stony Brook went 16-13 overall and 9-9 in the CAA last year in what was head coach Kristin Belzung‘s eighth season.

The Seawolves begin their 2025 campaign on Friday, August 29 at 6 p.m. when they open the Stony Brook Invite vs. CCSU. 

Full preseason awards results below.

CAA Preseason Player of the Year

Tyne Ross, North Carolina A&T

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Player Team Pos. Class Hometown
Clara Bal Hofstra RS Sr. Riom, France
Erin Brothers Towson MB Sr. Grove City, Ohio
Olivia Esposito William & Mary MB Sr. Carversville, Pa.
Cameron Lanier Elon MB/RS Jr. Chapel Hill, N.C.
Kali Moore Stony Brook OH Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Tyne Ross North Carolina A&T OH So. Cameron, N.C.
Nicole Smith William & Mary OH Sr. Peachtree City, Ga.
Izadora Stedile Hofstra OH Sr. Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
Sydney Stewart Towson DS/L Sr. Elizabethtown, Pa.
Gwen Wolkow Campbell OH Sr. Downers Grove, Ill.

Honorable Mentions: Caroline Berlekamp, MB, Elon; Deanna Dollar, OH, Charleston; Maddie Lambers, MB, Campbell; Valentina Meirelles, OH, Northeastern; Leonor Polezzi, S, North Carolina A&T; Catherine Rucker, MB, Elon

2025 CAA VOLLEYBALL PRESEASON POLL

 
















Team (1st Place Votes) Points
Charleston (5) 92
Hofstra (4) 90
Towson (1) 88
North Carolina A&T (1) 68
Stony Brook 62
William & Mary 55
Northeastern 47
Elon 34
UNCW 30
Campbell 29
Hampton 10

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Rally Stoppers: An Overview of the UC Davis Blockers

Story Links DAVIS, Calif. – Volleyball season is just two weeks away for UC Davis, and the team is building momentum as they prepare for the Sacramento State Invitational.  As the focal point of the defense, middle blockers play primarily near the net and are responsible for bringing down offensive attacks from […]

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DAVIS, Calif. – Volleyball season is just two weeks away for UC Davis, and the team is building momentum as they prepare for the Sacramento State Invitational. 

As the focal point of the defense, middle blockers play primarily near the net and are responsible for bringing down offensive attacks from the opposing teams. With a solid mix of experienced upperclassmen and a promising freshman in the mix, the Aggie middle blockers are set to play a big role for their team.

Senior – Kendall Rogers

A fourth-year player out of Danville, Rogers has worked her way up the depth chart, looking to make her collegiate debut for the Aggies in 2025.

A Sustainable Environmental Design major, Rogers has made great personal strides throughout her time at UC Davis, spending last summer interning for the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD). Her experience at SMUD has powered her into a future career in environment conversation following graduation.

Junior – Ally Chandler

A former All-Big West Freshman and All-Big West Second Team nominee, Chandler enters year three looking to elevate her game to an even higher level.

In 2024, she finished third on the team with 226 kills and 1.90 kills per set, also finishing the year number one in the conference in hitting percentage, hitting the ball at a 37.3% clip. She also posted 81 total blocks on the season, finishing second on the team.

Junior – Allie Caldwell

A junior from Sequoia High School, Caldwell had a breakout year for the Aggies in 2024, starting in all 28 matches for the team while posting a team-best 98 blocks and a career-high eight blocks in an Ags win over UC Santa Barbara.

In addition to her defensive prowess, Caldwell also played well on the offensive side of the net last year, posting 115 kills with just over one kill per set.

Sophomore – Demi Cole

Playing in seven matches with one start as a freshman, Cole comes into her sophomore year looking to build on the momentum of 2024.

In a matchup against UC Riverside last season, Cole posted a number of season-highs, including five kills, six points, two digs, and two total blocks in an Aggie four-set victory.

Freshman – Faith Rabb-Patterson

A freshman from Christian Brothers HS in Sacramento, Rabb-Patterson brings her talent to the collegiate level for the first time in 2025.

In 2023, during her junior season with Christian Brothers, Faith had a strong all-around year for her team, putting up 111 kills and blocking 36 shots to help lead the Falcons to a 34-8 record that included going undefeated at home and in the California Sac-Joaquin Section Capital Athletic League.

 



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