Men’s Golf, Cross Country, and Soccer Give Wilmington Leg Up in CACC Restaino Cup After FallWilmington University sits in first place in the 2022-23 CACC Alfred R. Restaino, Sr. Cup standings for men's sports following the recently completed fall season with a top average score of 11.0833. The announcment of the up-to-date standings was made on Tuesday by CACC Commissioner Dan Mara. The Wildcats first-place score was aided by three solid finishes by Wildcat men's teams during the fall, including men's golf finishing second in the conference's October championship, followed by men's cross country placing third, and the men's soccer squad reaching the CACC semifinals.
Four Wildcats Named to 2022 CACC Volleyball All-Academic TeamFifty-two (52) student-athletes on Thursday were named to the 2022 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Women's Volleyball All-Academic Team, as announced by Commissioner Dan Mara. All 13 CACC schools that compete in the sport were represented on the All-Academic Team.
Four Wildcats Take Place on 2022 CACC Cross Country All-Academic TeamsForty (40) student-athletes on Thursday were named to the 2022 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Cross Country All-Academic Teams, as announced by Commissioner Dan Mara. Nine CACC schools that compete in the sport were represented on the All-Academic Team.
Women’s Soccer Places League Best 18 Student-Athletes on 2022 CACC All-Academic TeamOne hundred and thirty five (135) student-athletes on Wednesday were named to the 2022 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Women's Soccer All-Academic Team, as announced by Commissioner Dan Mara. All 13 CACC schools that compete in the sport were represented on the All-Academic Team.
Men’s Soccer Places Eight on 2022 CACC All-Academic TeamSeventy-five (75) student-athletes on Wednesday were named to the 2022 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Men's Soccer All-Academic Team, as announced by Commissioner Dan Mara. All 13 CACC schools that compete in the sport were represented on the All-Academic Team.
The Wilmington University men’s basketball team dropped a tightly contested Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference matchup to the Thomas Jefferson University Rams Tuesday night at the WU Athletics Complex, 75-71.
A big first half allowed Jefferson to cruise to an 80-43 victory over the Wilmington University women’s basketball team in its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference opener on Tuesday night at the WU Athletics Complex.
Entering its eighth year, the Wildcat of the Week award focuses on individual performances on the field/court/course over the past seven days. Every Monday, two student-athletes (one male and one female) will be selected and featured on the home page as this week’s Wildcat of the Week.
The Wilmington University women's basketball team rounded out their weekend trip at Bowie State University Sunday afternoon in a 73-30 nonconference loss.
The Wilmington University women’s basketball team won the fourth quarter, but it wasn’t enough as Elizabeth City State took the nonconference contest, 61-34, in the 252 Downeast Women’s Invitational at the Rocky Mount Event Center.
The Wilmington University men’s basketball team survived a second half comeback by Chestnut Hill to win its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference opener, 70-68, on Saturday in Sorgenti Arena.
Middle hitter Kacey Affrunti adds one more accolade in her student-athlete career, as she was named an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) East All-Region performer, as voted on by the regions’ head coaches.
For the first time in program history, the Wilmington University men’s cross county team was awarded the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Rob Roman Memorial Team Sportsmanship Award following a vote among the league’s 13 teams.
Randy Rickards earned the Wildcats’ first Central Athletic Collegiate Conference Player of the Week Honor for the week of November 28th for his performance against previously undefeated West Chester University.
The Wilmington University men’s basketball team outscored Kutztown, 18-8, in the final eight minutes of the nonconference contest, earning the 75-67 victory on Monday night inside Keystone Arena.
Jefferson’s First Half Too Much To Overcome in Women’s Basketball’s CACC Opener
