Female Senior MVP
Isabelle Deal - Women's Track and Field
Ursinus Women's Track and Field's Isabelle Deal took home the Female Senior MVP after wrapping up her decorated career as a Bear. Her career saw her achieve three All-American selections at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the javelin, a first for the track and field program. On top of that, Deal also won multiple Indoor and Outdoor Centennial Conference Championship medals in the throwing events, including golds in the javelin and shot put
Male Senior MVP
Terry Adams - Men's Wrestling
Terry Adams from Ursinus's Men's Wrestling won Male Senior MVP after polishing his collegiate career with two NCAA Championship appearances, one Mideast Regional title, and reaching the Centennial Conference final three times in the 125 lb. weight class, taking home the title in 2020 and finishing runner up in 2022 and 2023
Most Outstanding Female Athlete
Melissa Leonard - Women's Swimming
Ursinus Women's Swimming's Melissa Leonard was named the Most Outstanding Female Athlete behind earning the Centennial Conference's Most Outstanding Swimmer for the season and Most Outstanding Performer at the 2023 Centennial Conference Championships after winning gold in the 200, 500, and 1650-yard freestyle, while also being a member of the 800 Freestyle Relay team that finished second. Leonard also qualified for the NCAA Championship Meet for the first time in her career in three events
Most Outstanding Male Athlete
Isaiah Battle - Men's Track and Field
Men's Track and Field's Isaiah Battle won the Most Outstanding Male Athlete award after a dominant indoor and outdoor season. Battle was named the Centennial Conference Most Outstanding Field Performer for both the indoor and outdoor conference championships and was able to rack up three school records plus two Centennial Conference records over the course of the season. Battle was also named both the Centennial Conference Indoor and Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year after winning three golds in the weight throw, discus and hammer throw, along with two silver medals in both the indoor and outdoor shot put
Female Rookie of the Year
Kalli Roskos - Women's Soccer & Women's Wrestling
Dual-sport athlete Kalli Roskos took home the Female Rookie of the Year after a dominant season on both the soccer field and the wrestling mat. She showed her versatility on the soccer field appearing in 14 games with two starts on defense for the Ursinus women’s soccer team, registering one goal and two assists on the season. On the mat, Roskos helped pioneer the inaugural women’s wrestling season, finishing her season with a record of 21-10, which included a seven-match winning streak from November 19th through January 15th. Her season concluded by qualifying for the NWWC National Championship Meet, where she won three matches at the NWWC Championship meet and finished in the top-12
Male Rookie of the Year
Nick Nocito - Men's Basketball
Ursinus Men's Basketball's Nick Nocito won Male Rookie of the Year after making an instant impact on the hardwood. He appeared in 26 games for the Bears, including three starts, averaging 8.4 points, 1.7 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.1 steals per game. Nocito also showcased his shooting ability, as he shot 46.3% from the field and 44.7% from beyond the arc. Of those 26 games that Nocito played, 11 of those games he scored double digit points, including an 11 point, 3-3 three point shooting performance against Widener, a nine point, seven assist outing against Muhlenburg and a season high 17 point performance versus Gettysburg. This season culminated with Nocito being named the Centennial Conference Men's Basketball Rookie of the Year, making him the first Bear since 2013 to win this award
Kaela Frenchman -Women's Soccer
Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (9/1-9/5), Centennial Conference Defenssive Player of the Week (10/24-10/29), All Centennial Conference Honorable Mention, Led the Centennial Conference in Saves (80), and Save Percentage (.879), Ranked second in the Centennial Conference in goal against average (0.76), Single season program record for goals allowed average (0.76) and save percentage (.879)
Ethan Belville - Football
Ehret Prize:
Isaiah Battle - Men's Track and Field
Rachel Conhoff, Women's Track & Field
Isabella Deal - Women's Track and Field
Jordan Moore - Field Hockey & Softball
Tyler Neal - Men's Lacrosse
Daniel Tabor - Men's Track and Field
Ronald C. Kichline Prize:
Rainah Dunham - Women's Track and Field
Brett Gross - Football
Terry Adams - Men's Wrestling
Katie Cressman - Women's Volleyball
Alyssa DeLorme, Gymnastics
Ryan Hughes - Men's Basketball
Jack Psenicska - Football