Navy women's lacrosse made history this week as Alyssa Chung and Mikayla Williams received All-American honors from the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association. Chung, a sophomore, earned first-team recognition, becoming just the second player in program history to achieve this distinction. Junior Williams was named to the third team, marking the first time Navy has had multiple IWLCA All-Americans in a single season. This achievement underscores the team's growth and competitiveness within the Patriot League.
In men's lacrosse, AJ Marsh garnered USILA Honorable Mention All-America recognition for the second consecutive year. The junior defenseman from Reisterstown, Maryland, continues a tradition of excellence for Navy, contributing to the program's impressive tally of All-American honors since the awards' inception.
The Navy intercollegiate sailing team concluded its season at the ICSA Open Fleet Race National Championship, finishing fourth overall in St. Petersburg, Florida. This strong performance capped off a competitive campaign for the Midshipmen, showcasing their skill on the national stage.
In rowing, Thomas Kelly was awarded the Trident Scholar Prize, recognizing his academic and athletic contributions as a walk-on member of the lightweight rowing team. Meanwhile, Laura Fern Jones was named the Patriot League Women's Rowing Scholar-Athlete of the Year, celebrated for her perfect 4.0 GPA as a chemistry major and her performance with the first varsity eight at the Patriot League Championship.
On the football front, the Naval Academy Athletic Association announced its major award winners, with Blake Horvath and Landon Robinson among the honorees. Additionally, Navy Athletics unveiled plans for a renovation project at the South End Zone of Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, aimed at enhancing game day hospitality offerings for fans.
