Washington & Jefferson Presidents
Athletic teams representing Washington & Jefferson College
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| 2021 | Jeff Mountain began his 19th season as coach, with a distinguished career record of 496-266-2, and having previously won eight Presidents' Athletic Conference Baseball Coach of the Year awards and two ABCA Mideast Regional Coach of the Year titles. |
| 2020 | W&J wrestling team earned its first conference team championship since 1999. |
| 2019 | W&J swept the NCAA Super Regional series against Misericordia University, winning 8-3 and 5-4, securing a spot in the Division III World Series in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. |
| 2019 | Henry Memorial Center was renovated and renamed the Salvitti Family Gymnasium. The Eaton Fitness Center opened in the fall as part of these renovations. |
| 2019 | At the Division III World Series, W&J went 1-2, with losses to eventual national champion Chapman University. Junior pitcher Ben Marsico was named PAC Pitcher of the Year with an 11-2 record. |
| 2019 | Mike Sirianni guided the team to a 20-17 road victory over Ithaca in the ECAC Asa S. Bushnell Bowl, improving the team's bowl game record to 4-0. |
| 2019 | Mullen Socha earned All-America honors, continuing the college's tradition of athletic excellence. |
| May 19 2019 | W&J captured the NCAA Salisbury Regional by defeating host Salisbury University 4-1 and #11 Rowan University, advancing to the NCAA Super Regional round. |
| May 11 2019 | W&J won their 12th Presidents Athletic Conference (PAC) title by defeating Bethany 8-1, outscoring opponents 27-5 in the tournament. |
| 2018 | The football program won its conference record 26th Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) title. |
| 2018 | Harley Moyer won the NCAA Division III Mideast Cross Country Regional and became the first male cross country All-American in W&J history. |
| 2017 | Ross Memorial Ballpark hosted the NCAA Division III regional baseball tournament for the third consecutive year. |
| 2017 | Washington & Jefferson (W&J) baseball team made history by winning the NCAA Mideast Regional tournament and advancing to their first Division III College World Series, winning the Presidents Athletic Conference regular season and tournament championships. |
| 2017 | Multiple student-athletes achieved All-America honors: Riley Groves, Nick Vento, and Derek Helbing were recognized for their athletic performance. |
| 2016 | Ross Memorial Ballpark continued to host the NCAA Division III regional baseball tournament. |
| July 2016 | The school introduced a new brand identity in collaboration with New York City-based SME Branding, updating its visual representation. |
| 2015 | Ross Memorial Ballpark was selected to host the NCAA Division III regional baseball tournament. |
| 2015 | Nick Carr won the 157-pound title at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships, marking the most recent individual NCAA Championship for Washington & Jefferson College. |
| 2013 | Eddie Nogay was named an All-America athlete at Washington & Jefferson College. |
| 2011 | Junior C. J. Corcoran competed in the national javelin championship at the NCAA Track & Field Championships, finishing 16th. |
| 2011 | Senior Michelle Wuenstel became the first Presidents' outdoor track athlete to earn All-American honors by placing fourth in the 400-meter event at the NCAA Track & Field Championships. |
| 2011 | Washington & Jefferson Presidents women's track and field team won their third PAC Women's Track & Field Championship. |
| 2011 | The team's defense sets an all-time record low for goals allowed, conceding only 13 goals during the 19-game season. |
| 2011 | Rugby club went undefeated with a perfect 8-0 record under a new head coach |
| 2011 | Won the Pittsburgh Collegiate Classic tournament |
| 2011 | Won the Westmoreland Collegiate Tournament |
| 2010 | Washington & Jefferson Presidents men's track and field team won their first PAC (Presidents' Athletic Conference) Men's Track & Field Championship in school history. |
| 2010 | Washington & Jefferson women's soccer team wins their third straight PAC Conference Championship. |
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