ALL-AMERICAN HAUL The athletic year of 2022-23 proved to be yet another remarkable chapter in the annals of Wabash Valley College sports. The achievements extended beyond the six dedicated Warrior and Lady Warrior teams, as the spotlight shone brightly on four exceptional student-athletes who earned the esteemed title of NJCAA All-Americans.
Series, boasting a remarkable .667 batting average and securing a well-deserved spot on the all-tourney team. As a key player for the third-ranked Warriors, Nicklas led in home runs (15), runs batted in (102), and his remarkable .482 batting average. His exceptional talent has earned him a spot at Michigan State, a testament to his promising future. RICHARD BONOMOLO, Jr. Baseball - Second Team Richard, a 5-11 freshman, earned a spot on the Second Team. He showcased his versatility with a strong .449 batting average, seven home runs, and 62 RBIs. Richard's remarkable speed led the 57-13 Warriors with 43 stolen bases, highlighting his prowess on the base paths. His exceptional performance sets the stage for a promising return to Wabash Valley in the upcoming season. BROOKLYN GRAY Women's Basketball - Honorable Mention Brooklyn made her mark in women's basketball, earning an Honorable Mention All-American distinction. As a 5-11 freshman forward, her prowess on the court was evident, contributing to the Lady Warriors' impressive 31-2 season record. Averaging 13.9 points per game, she delivered standout performances, including seven games with 20 points or more. These exceptional student-athletes, embodying dedication, skill, and determination, have etched their names in the college's history as NJCAA All-Americans, further solidifying the institution's commitment to fostering excellence in both sports and character. As the college looks to the future, these achievements serve as a testament to the enduring spirit of athletic achievement that courses through the veins of Wabash Valley College.
Among these accomplished athletes, two distinguished individuals secured a place on the prestigious First Team, while another claimed a well-deserved spot on the Second Team. Additionally, one remarkable talent earned an honorable mention, underscoring the college's legacy of sporting excellence. In fact, this accomplishment marks the sixth consecutive year that WVC proudly boasts a First Team All- American selection, a testament to the unwavering commitment to athletic prowess. SHAULANA WAGNER Women's Basketball - First Team A dominant 5-foot-10 sophomore guard, Shaulana, secured a coveted spot on the First Team. Averaging 19.9 points per game, she propelled the 12th-ranked Lady Warriors to their seventh consecutive NJCAA Division I national tournament. Her pinnacle moment arrived with a record-setting 47-point performance against nationally-ranked Three Rivers during the ESPN Game of the Week at Spencer Sports Center. Wagner's illustrious two-year career concluded with a total of 1,000 points. NICKLAS WILLIAMS Baseball - First Team Nicklas, a standout 6-foot sophomore, earned his place on the First Team All-American roster. With an impressive .482 batting average, he claimed the top spot among the nation's hitters. His exceptional skills shone in the Juco World Series anadfadf
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