TITAN
STRONG
CHAMPS, AGAIN
2019-20
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The volleyball team won its fourth Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Championship following a 3-1 win over Geneva in the title match and qualified for the NCAA Championship Tournament. Tammy Swearingen, in her 27th year as head coach, surpassed 600 career wins and was named PAC Coach of the Year. Senior Reilly DeGeorge was named PAC Championship Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player, to go along with All-Region and All-PAC First Team honors. DeGeorge was the school’s first All-Region selection in the NCAA Division III era.
COURT REPORT
Title Finish
The women’s indoor track and field team won its third—and second consecutive—PAC title after the final event of the Championship. The 4x400 relay team sealed the Titan victory with a winning time of 4:09.78, less than a second away from tying a school and PAC record. Tim McNeil ‘96 , 14th-year head coach, was named PAC Women’s Indoor Track and Field Coach of the Year. Junior Megan Parker was named Co-PAC Most Outstanding Field Performer, while first-year student Emma Rudolph earned the PAC Female Newcomer of the Year.
SQUAD GOALS The women’s soccer team finished the regular season without conceding a goal in conference play. The Titans, led by 18th-year head coach Girish Thakar, finished undefeated in PAC play (7-0-1), clinching the No. 1 seed in the PAC Tournament. 16 w w w.w e s t m i n s t e r. e d u
Men’s basketball senior Dylan O’Hara was named the PAC Player of the Year, only the second Westminster player to win the award. O’Hara was also named All-PAC First Team, D3Hoops.com Great Lakes All-Region Second Team, National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District Second Team and All-Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Second Team. O’Hara led the PAC in scoring, averaging 18.2 points per game.
