W
abash Valley College (WVC) athletes have had an extraor- dinary season, marked by historic accomplishments and significant recognitions across various sports. With the addition of three remarkable new coaches and the grad- uation of 45 student-athletes on May 10th, the future of WVC athletics looks brighter than ever.
Congratulations are in order for baseball Coach Aaron Biddle, who was named conference and region coach of the year. Although the Warriors baseball team lost to Iowa Western at the district championship game, their season remains a testament to their hard work and dedication. Additionally, the Warriors men’s basketball team, under new head coach Terrance McGee, made it to the regional championship for the first time in over five years.
Lady Warriors Basketball Team Makes History
The Lady Warriors basketball team has etched their name in the annals of WVC history by reaching the NJCAA Final Four for the first time ever. After an exhil - arating few days in Casper, Wyoming, the team defeated Dodge City Community College’s Lady Conquistadors in the second round to secure their spot in the Final Four. This achievement followed their 8th consecutive Region 24 championship under the leadership of Head Coach Luke Scheidecker, the 2024 Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Two-Year College Coach of the Year. The team boasts an impressive 27-2 overall record, show - casing their skill, determination, and teamwork.
Club Team Successes
WVC’s club teams also had a remarkable year. The Archery and Bass Fishing teams collected numerous accolades, including another top 10 finish in overall points for the Archery team, with four members placing in the top 10 individually. The Bass Fishing team, ranked 17th in the nation, held an awards night to celebrate their achievements, with many members receiving individual honors and qualifying for national championships.
Mezzanine Makeover
Other Athletic Triumphs
WVC’s athletic facilities have also seen significant improvements. The Mezzanine now features a giant wall decal with the WVC athletic logo and the word “Warriors” in bold, emphasizing solidarity among all WVC athletics. Soon, a pull curtain will be installed to separate the mezzanine balcony from the gym floor and reduce sound transfer. New lounge furniture will also
The Lady Warrior Soccer team celebrated as five play - ers signed their National Letters of Intent to continue their collegiate careers. Meanwhile, the Lady Warriors softball team advanced in the Region 24 Tournament, and the Warriors baseball team clinched the Region 24 championship with a resounding 20-4 victory.
ABOVE: The Warriors Baseball team (The Bash) clinched their 8th Region XXIV Championship.
24 WVC Annual Report
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