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:Shenandoah Hornets

{{Short description|College athletics teams at Shenandoah University, Virginia, United States}}

{{only primary sources|date=May 2023}}

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| logo = Shenandoah Athletics logo.svg

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| university = Shenandoah University

| association = NCAA

| conference = ODAC (primary)

| division = Division III

| director = DeShon Foxx

| location = Winchester, Virginia

| teams = 22

| stadium = Glo Fiber Field at Shentel Stadium

| basketballarena = James R. Wilkins, Jr. Athletics & Events Center

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| mascot = Buzzy

| nickname = Hornets

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The Shenandoah Hornets are the athletic teams that represent Shenandoah University, located in Winchester, Virginia, in intercollegiate sports as a member of the Division III of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), primarily competing in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) since the 2012-13 academic year. The Hornets previously competed in the USA South Athletic Conference (USA South) from 1992 to 2012.

Varsity teams

Shenandoah competes in 22 intercollegiate varsity sports: men's sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, track & field (indoor and outdoor) and wrestling; while women's sports include basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, track & field (indoor and outdoor) and volleyball.

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! width= 150px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Men's sports

! width= 150px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Women's sports

BaseballBasketball
BasketballCross country
Cross countryCycling
FootballGolf
GolfLacrosse
LacrosseSoccer
SoccerSoftball
TennisTennis
Track and fieldTrack and field
Volleyball {{refn|To be added in 2025-26.|group=n|name=volladd }}Volleyball
Wrestling

;Notes

{{reflist|group=n }}

= Baseball =

== Championships ==

  • After a 33–5 record following the 2009 USA South Tournament, Shenandoah earned an at large bid to the NCAA Regional Tournament, a first for the program. SU won the region and went on to the NCAA Championships in Grand Chute, Wis. and eliminated after going 1–2 in the double elimination format.
  • In 2010, Shenandoah defeated Christopher Newport 19-5 and 7–4 in the USA South Championships, earning an automatic bid to NCAA Regionals for the second year in a row. After winning the region, SU advanced to the championships but was eliminated after losing the first two games.
  • For the third year in a row, the Hornets earned a bid to the 2011 NCAA Regional Tournament. Salisbury defeated Shenandoah twice in the Championship to eliminate SU.
  • In 2012, the Hornets went 29-11 and earned a fourth straight bid to the NCAA Regional Tournament. SU went 2-2 during regional tournament play before being eliminated by Christopher Newport.
  • After winning the 2014 regular season title, the Hornets were eliminated in game 11 of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Baseball Championships but earned an at-large bid to the NCAA regionals and eliminated out of contention after four games by Emory.
  • The Hornets won the 2015 ODAC Baseball Tournament, earning an automatic bid to NCAA Regionals. SU went 1-2 before being eliminated by Frostburg State.
  • In 2016, Shenandoah earned an at-large bid to the NCAA regional baseball tournament, the Hornets were eliminated by Emory after going 3–2.
  • During the 2017 post-season, Shenandoah lost in game nine of the ODAC Tournament but earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Regional Tournament. The Hornets went 5-2 before losing to Wheaton in the NCAA Regional Championship game.
  • In 2018, Shenandoah defeated Roanoke in the ODAC Championship, 8-4, to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Regional Tournament. SU went 1-2 in the regional tournament and was eliminated by Ithaca College.
  • In 2019, SU won its second straight ODAC Tournament Championship with a 5-4 win over Randolph-Macon in a winner-takes-all contest. The Hornets went 4-1 in the Union (N.J.) Regional, topping host Kean University in back-to-back contests to earn their third-ever regional championship. Johns Hopkins swept SU in the best-of-three Super Regional.
  • In 2022, Shenandoah went unbeaten in the conference tournament to win its fourth ODAC title. The Hornets hosted their first-ever NCAA regional at the newly renovated Bridgeforth Field, but they went 3-2 in the regional and were ousted by Catholic University in the championship game.
  • In 2023, Lynchburg topped Shenandoah in the ODAC Tournament championship game, but SU, which went 34-5 in the regular season, earned an at-large spot in the NCAA Division III playoffs and hosted an NCAA Regional for the second straight year. The Hornets rebounded from a Day 1 loss to win the Winchester Regional, setting up a rematch with Lynchburg in the Super Regional round that Lynchburg swept in two games. Lynchburg would go on to win the NCAA Division III championship.

== NCAA Appearances ==

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!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Year

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Round

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Opponent

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Result

2009

|Regional

|Johns Hopkins

|W, 8-2

2009

|Regional

|York (Pa.)

|W, 11-2

2009

|Regional

|Christopher Newport

|W, 8-4

2009

|Regional

|Johns Hopkins

|W, 11-7

2009

|Championship

|Farmingdale State

|W, 12-2

2009

|Championship

|St. Thomas (Minn.)

|L, 16-5

2009

|Championship

|Carthage

|L, 9-8 (11 Innings)

2010

|Regional

|Bridgewater

|W, 11-1

2010

|Regional

|York (Pa.)

|W, 9-6

2010

|Regional

|Mary Washington

|W, 10-5

2010

|Regional

|Salisbury

|W, 6-4

2010

|Championship

|Ill. Wesleyan

|L, 7-5

2010

|Championship

|Johns Hopkins

|L, 7-4

2011

|Regional

|Wabash

|W, 4-0

2011

|Regional

|Piedmont

|W, 14-5

2011

|Regional

|Piedmont

|W, 6-1

2011

|Regional

|Salisbury

|L, 9-8

2011

|Regional

|Salisbury

|L, 8-7

2012

|Regional

|Rowan

|W, 5-4

2012

|Regional

|Salisbury

|W, 6-1

2012

|Regional

|Salisbury

|L, 2-1 (14 Innings)

2012

|Regional

|Christopher Newport

|L, 9-5

2014

|Regional

|Covnant

|W, 11-3

2014

|Regional

|Birmingham Southern

|W, 5-4

2014

|Regional

|Bridgewater

|L, 5-3

2014

|Regional

|Emory

|L, 12-8

2015

|Regional

|Adrian

|W, 5-1

2015

|Regional

|Heidelberg

|L, 5-0

2015

|Regional

|Frostburg State

|L, 7-2

2016

|Regional

|Marietta

|W, 3-2

2016

|Regional

|Birmingham Southern

|W, 6-2

2016

|Regional

|Emory

|L, 14-7

2016

|Regional

|Birmingham Southern

|W, 10-8

2016

|Regional

|Emory

|L, 15-2

2017

|Regional

|Maritime (N.Y.)

|W, 5-3

2017

|Regional

|Wheaton (Mass.)

|L, 6-0

2017

|Regional

|Lesley

|W, 4-1

2017

|Regional

|Alvernia

|W, 8-6

2017

|Regional

|Johns Hopkins

|W, 4-2

2017

|Regional

|Wheaton (Mass.)

|W, 5-4

2017

|Regional

|Wheaton (Mass.)

|L, 1-0

2018

|Regional

|Marietta

|W, 3-2

2018

|Regional

|Wooster

|L, 13-5

2018

|Regional

|Ithaca

|L, 7-5

2019

|Regional

|Kean

|L, 5-3

2019

|Regional

|Ithaca

|W, 9-2

2019

|Regional

|Westfield State

|W, 7-1

2019

|Regional

|Kean

|W, 6-4

2019

|Regional

|Kean

|W, 4-1

2019

|Super Regional

|Johns Hopkins

|L, 6-3

2019

|Super Regional

|Johns Hopkins

|L, 7-3

2022

|Regional

|St. Joseph's (Long Island)

|W, 10-3

2022

|Regional

|Catholic

|L, 6-5

2022

|Regional

|St. Joseph's (Long Island)

|W, 10-8

2022

|Regional

|Catholic

|W, 6-3

2022

|Regional

|Catholic

|L, 13-10

2023

|Regional

|The College of New Jersey

|L, 22-9

2023

|Regional

|Immaculata

|W, 11-7

2023

|Regional

|The College of New Jersey

|W, 8-1

2023

|Regional

|Christopher Newport

|W, 14-5

2023

|Regional

|Christopher Newport

|W, 5-3

2023

|Super Regional

|Lynchburg

|L, 9-6

2023

|Super Regional

|Lynchburg

|L, 3-1

= Women's basketball =

== Championships ==

  • The Shenandoah University Women's Basketball Program claimed its first ever ODAC Championship in 2019 after defeating ninth seed Bridgewater College, 79-60, in the first round, top-seeded Guilford College in the ODAC quarterfinals, 52-49, in overtime, fourth-seeded Randolph-Macon College, 58-41, in the semifinals, and Washington & Lee University, 63-53, in the ODAC championship. Shenandoah became the lowest seed to ever win the ODAC championship as the eighth seed in the tournament and they earned the ODAC's automatic bid to the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
  • The 2022 team claimed the ODAC title by defeating fifth-seeded Randolph College, 63-57, in the quarterfinals, top-seeded Washington & Lee, 67-59, in the semifinals, and second-seeded Randolph-Macon College, 56-43, in the ODAC championship.

== NCAA Appearances ==

2019

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|rowspan="1"| Division III

| First Round

|DeSales

| L 49-77

2022

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|rowspan="2"| Division III

| First Round

|Southern Virginia

| L 48-67

2024

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|rowspan="2"| Division III

| First Round

|Messiah

| L 57-58

= Football =

==Championships==

  • Shenandoah's football team was co-champion of the USA South twice, sharing the title both times with Christopher Newport in 2003 and 2004. Additionally, Shenandoah has made one appearance in the NCAA Division III Football Championship, in 2004, when the Hornets were defeated in the first round by Delaware Valley, 21-17.{{cite web|url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_champs_records/2013/d3/champ.pdf|title=2004 NCAA Division III National Football Championship Bracket|work=NCAA|publisher=NCAA.org|pages=15|access-date=January 19, 2015}}

== NCAA Appearances ==

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{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Shenandoah Hornets|Year|Round|Opponent|Result}}
2004

|First Round

|Delaware Valley

|L 21-17

= Field hockey =

== Championships ==

The Shenandoah University Field Hockey Program captured its first ODAC Championship in the fall of 2016 after defeating Washington & Lee University. SU earned an automatic bid to the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Hornets claimed the 2024 ODAC Championship after defeating Lynchburg 4-1.

== NCAA Appearances ==

2016

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|rowspan="3"| Division III

| First Round

|Rochester (NY)

| L 0-2

2024

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{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Shenandoah Hornets|Division|Round|Opponent|Result}}

|rowspan="3"| Division III

| First Round

|Westfield State

| W 11-0

Second Round

|Messiah

| L 1-2

= Women's lacrosse =

File:Lacrosse CNU Christopher Newport University Captains Newport News Virginia Shenandoah Univ. Winchester Hornets women sports NCAA (33932559385).jpg

The women's lacrosse team captured its first-ever conference championship in the spring of 2005 after defeating Methodist, 17-13, in the USA South Athletic Conference championship match.

== NCAA Appearances ==

2024

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|rowspan="2"| Division III

| First Round

|SUNY Canton

| W 17-9

Second Round

|Ithaca

| L 6-18

= Women's soccer =

== Championships ==

In the fall of 2011, the women's soccer team won the USA South Conference championship for the first time in school history. The team also played in the first round of the NCAA tournament for the first time.

== NCAA Appearances ==

2011

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|rowspan="1"| Division III

| First Round

|Rowan

| L 0-1 OT

= Softball =

==Championships==

  • In the spring of 2008, the women's softball team captured its first-ever USA South Athletic Conference regular-season championship in school history, finishing with a record of 30-12 (15-3 in conference).
  • In the spring of 2011, the softball team won the USA South Athletic Conference Tournament Championship, the first in school history. SU defeated Christopher Newport University 4-1 and 4–2, earning an automatic bid into the NCAA Regional Tournament.

== NCAA Appearances ==

2011
Salisbury Regional

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|rowspan=5"| Division III

| First Round

|Rowan

| W 4-1

Second Round

|Salisbury

| L 0–4

Elimination Game

|Kean

| W 6–1

Elimination Finals

|Rowan

| L 1–8

Shenandoah Hornets championships

= NCAA championships =

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! width= 200px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Sport

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| {{abbr|App.|Appearances}}

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Years

Track and field (m, indoor){{center|2}}2023, 2024
Track and field (m, outdoor){{center|2}}2022, 2023
Track and field (w, indoor){{center|5}}2014, 2015, 2019, 2023, 2024
Track and field (w, outdoor){{center|4}}2012, 2014, 2015, 2024

= Conference championships =

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! width= 150px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Sport

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Conference

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Titles

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Winning years

rowspan=2| BaseballUSA South{{center|2}}2010, 2011
ODAC{{center|4}}2015, 2018, 2019, 2022
rowspan=2| Basketball (m)ESAC {{refn|Eastern States Athletic Conference.|group=n|name=esac}}{{center|3}}1989, 1990, 1991
Dixie{{center|1}}1996
rowspan=2| Basketball (w)Dixie{{center|2}}1996, 2000
ODAC{{center|2}}2019, 2022
Cross country (w)USA South{{center|1}}2010
Field hockeyODAC{{center|2}}2016, 2024
FootballUSA South{{center|2}}2003, 2004
Lacrosse (w)USA South{{center|1}}2005
Soccer (w)USA South{{center|1}}2011
SoftballUSA South{{center|2}}2008, 2011

;Notes

{{reflist|group=n}}

Shenandoah Hornets NCAA appearances

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! width= 200px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Sport

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| {{abbr|App.|Appearances}}

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Years

Baseball{{center|9}}2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023
Basketball (m){{center|3}}1989, 1991, 1996
Basketball (w){{center|5}}1996. 2000, 2019, 2022, 2024
Cross country (m){{center|11}}2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2023
Cross country (w){{center|17}}2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
Field hockey{{center|2}}2016, 2024
Football{{center|1}}2004
Lacrosse (w){{center|1}}2024
Football{{center|1}}2004
Soccer (w){{center|1}}2011
Softball{{center|1}}2011

=== Head coaches ===

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! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Sport

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Head coach

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Tenure

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Record

BaseballKevin Anderson2004–present643–266–2
Basketball (m)Nick Doyle2022–present24–29
Basketball (w)Melissa Smeltzer-Kraft2014–present131–128
Cross country (m/w)Andy Marrocco2006–present
Field hockeyAshley Smeltzer-Kraft2013–present161–66
FootballScott Yoder2013–present56–49
Golf (m/w)Scott Singhass2006–present
Lacrosse (m)Tim Marshall2014–present75–98
Lacrosse (w)Lindsey Lutz2009–present160–110
Soccer (m)Brandon Kates2022-present13–11–10
Soccer (w)Elizabeth Pike2007–present165–140–25
SoftballCourtney Allen2019–present63–101
Tennis (m)Jason Cole2019–present37–34
Track and field (m/w)Andy Marrocco2006–present
VolleyballTravis Abele2025–present
WrestlingTim McGuire2020-present8–19

All-America/Academic All-America List

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!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Name

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Year(s) Named

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Sport(s)

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Major(s)

!style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Shenandoah Hornets |border=1|color= white }}"| Hometown

Gregg Anderson

|2002

|Football

|

|

Ryan Anderson

|2006

|Baseball

|

|

Courtney Beard

|2007*

|Field Hockey/Lacrosse

|Business Administration

|Manchester, Md.

Jacob Bell

|2023*, 2024*

|Baseball

|Sport Management

|Winchester, Va.

Liz Bereit

|2015*

|Women's Lacrosse

|Sport Management

|Latrobe, Pa.

Shelby Berkheimer

|1997

|Women's Soccer

|

|

Catherine Beuerle

|2008*, 2009*

|Softball

|Doctor of Physical Therapy

|Lynchburg, Va.

Alyson Bittinger

|2021

|Women's Lacrosse

|Nursing

|Westminster, Md.

Kevin Brashears

|2010, 2011, 2011*

|Baseball

|Business Administration/Kinesiology

|Hagerstown, Md.

Pearce Bucher

|2022*, 2023*

|Baseball

|Doctor of Physical Therapy

|Stephens City, Va.

Ainsley Buckner

|2024

|Women's Lacrosse

|Public Health

|Springfield, Va.

Ben Burgan

|2021

|Football

|Kinesiology

|Boonsboro, Md.

Danielle Burris

|2014*, 2015*

|Women's Soccer

|Doctor of Physical Therapy

|Cooksville, Md.

William Crowder

|2024

|Men's Indoor T&F

|Sport Management

|Winchester, Va.

Phil Dixon

|1996

|Men's Basketball

|

|

Chris Dooley

|2006

|Football

|

|

Nick Erdman

|2012*

|Football

|Doctor of Physical Therapy

|Moseley, Va.

Deanna Estes

|1998*

|Women's Lacrosse

|Biology

|Rochelle, Va.

Kyle Feldman

|2011*

|Football

|Doctor of Physical Therapy

|Woodstock, Md.

Kiara Felston

|2024

|Women's Indoor T&F

|Master of Business Administration

|Dover, Pa.

Katie Haskins

|2009*

|Softball

|Doctor of Physical Therapy

|Montville, N.J.

Katya Hoover

|2024

|Women's Indoor T&F

|Biology

|Pen Argyl, Pa.

Gavin Horning

|2023, 2023*, 2024

|Baseball

|Criminal Justice

|Lancaster, Pa.

Caleb Hutson

|2017*

|Football

|Sport Management

|Fairfax, Va.

Mark Isabelle

|2024*

|Men's Lacrosse

|Data Science & Applied Mathematics

|Richmond, Va.

Laura Johnson

|1984, 1985

|Women's Basketball

|

|

Kelsey Jones

|2021, 2022

|Field Hockey

|Biology and Public Health

|Fredericksburg, Va.

Ben Judy

|2017*

|Men's Lacrosse

|

|Ellicott City, Md.

Tucker Kindig

|2022, 2023

|Men's Track & FIeld

|Exercise Science

|Spotsylvania, Va.

Stephen LaTona

|2017*

|Men's Lacrosse

|

|Ellicott City, Md.

Jeremiah Lawrence

|2008

|Men's Basketball

|

|

Jake Loew

|2016, 2017*

|Baseball

|Business Administration

|Binghamton, N.Y.

Colby Martin

|2021, 2022, 2023

|Baseball

|Business Administration

|Lititz, Pa.

Jack Massie

|2020*

|Football

|Biology

|Washington, Va.

Mairead McKibbin

|2022, 2023

|Field Hockey

|Elementary Education

|Magnolia, Del.

Lamont Moore

|2003, 2004

|Football

|

|

Miles Moore

|2023

|Men's Indoor T&F

|Sport Management

|Richmond, Va.

Jason Morgan

|2021*

|Men's Lacrosse

|Biology

|Marlton, N.J.

Elijah Morton

|2020

|Men's Indoor T&F

|Master of Business Administration

|Culpeper, Va.

Michael Paul

|2014, 2014*, 2015

|Baseball

|Mathematics

|Red Hill, Pa.

Jake Pendergraft

|2012

|Baseball

|

|Knoxville, Md.

Ricky Perez-Macia

|2022

|Men's Lacrosse

|Biology

|Fredericksburg, Va.

Willie Porter

|1989

|Men's Soccer

|

|

Teddy Rogers

|2007*, 2008*

|Men's Lacrosse

|Chemistry/Biology

|Rochester, N.Y.

Jeremy Schutt

|2000

|Baseball

|

|

Michael Scimanico

|2016

|Baseball

|

|Dumont, N.J.

Josh Simons

|2009

|Baseball

|

|Charles Town, W.Va.

Daniel Small

|2019

|Football

|Business Administration

|Atlanta, Ga.

Emma Stiffler

|2023

|Women's Lacrosse

|Secondary Education/English

|New Freedom, Pa.

Renee Summerson

|2008

|Women's Soccer

|Doctor of Pharmacy

|

Greg Van Sickler

|2009, 2010, 2010*, 2011

|Baseball

|Business Administration

|Stephenson, Va.

Elise Velasquez

|2023

|Field Hockey

|Business Administration

|Herndon, Va.

Rico Wallace

|2011

|Football

|

|Hanover, Md.

Alex Wessel

|2017*

|Women's Soccer

|Political Science/Global Studies

|Severn, Md.

Shamyra Wilkerson

|2019

|Women's Indoor T&F

|Psychology

|Manquin, Va.

Geoff Williams

|2000

|Baseball

|

|

Keegan Woolford

|2018

|Baseball

|Sport Management

|Charlottesville, Va.

Daniel Ziccardy

|2007*

|Baseball

|Political Science/Spanish

|Harrisonburg, Va.

*-Denotes Academic All-America

Facilities

File:Shentel Stadium.jpg

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! width= 250px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Venue

! width= 200px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Sport(s)

! width= px style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle| Shenandoah Hornets|border=1|color= white }}"| Ref.

Shentel StadiumFootball
Soccer
Lacrosse (m)		[https://suhornets.com/facilities/glo-fiber-field-at-shentel-stadium/1 Shentel Stadium]
Aikens StadiumLacrosse (w)
Field hockey		[https://suhornets.com/facilities/aikens-stadium/13 Aikens Stadium]
James R. Wilkins Athletics
& Events Center		Basketball
Volleyball
Track and field {{small|(indoor)}}
Wrestling		[https://suhornets.com/facilities/james-r-wilkins-jr-athletics-events-center/2 James R. Wilkins Athletics & Events Center]
Bridgeforth StadiumBaseball
Softball		[https://suhornets.com/facilities/kevin-anderson-field-at-bridgeforth-stadium/8 Bridgeforth Stadium]
Lowry CourtsTennis[https://suhornets.com/facilities/lowry-tennis-courts/3 Lowry Courts]
Kaye & JJ Smith TrackRecreational[https://suhornets.com/facilities/kaye-jj-smith-track/11 Kaye & JJ Smith Track]

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