University of New Hampshire Athletics

2022 WESPYs
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5/9/2023 8:07:00 AM | General
DURHAM, N.H. – Tonight is the Night as the 2023 WESPYs will be shown live on YouTube at 6:45 p.m.
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The event will celebrate the outstanding achievements of the 2022-23 season and will honor the senior class.
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2023 FINALISTS:
Award: Jim Urquhart Student-Athlete of the Year Award; Started: 1999
Given to the most outstanding student-athletes based on athletic success, community involvement and academic achievement.
Jim Urquhart: This award, which is the most prestigious student-athlete award at UNH, is named in memory of longtime UNH coach Jim Urquhart, who coached the New Hampshire men's lacrosse team for 17 years and the wrestling team for 11 seasons before taking the position of Associate Athletic Director of Event Management in 1997.
Women's Team Finalists
Award: The Cathy Coakley Student-Athlete Community Involvement Award; Started: 2011
The award recognizes senior student-athletes who have demonstrated a commitment to serving the University, UNH athletic department and the larger community with involvement in campus organizations, volunteer work, University or other athletic department committees and other service-oriented activities.
Cathy Coakley: This award is named in memory of Cathy Coakley, a former student-athlete (Class of '72) and coach at UNH, was the coordinator of student-athlete development. She was a lifelong battler for and supporter of Wildcat student-athletes.
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Finalists
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Liam Bennett, Soccer
Larissa Biette, Gymnastics
Ava Boutilier, Ice Hockey
Shayna Salis, Soccer
Violet Sullivan, Track and Field
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Award: Coaches Award; Started: 2019
The award honors student-athletes that have either overcome adversity, or is an unsung hero, or is leader of the team, or someone that has gone above and beyond.
Women's Team Finalists
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Nicky Harnett, Ice Hockey
Robyn Kelley, Gymnastics
Shayna Salis, Soccer
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Men's Team Finalists
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Max Brosmer, Football
Eli Goldman, Soccer
Chase Stevenson, Ice Hockey
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Award: Performer of the Year; Started: 2020
Recognizes the most outstanding student-athletes for athletic achievement.
Women's Team Finalists
Tasmin Cookman, Field Hockey
Alivia Kelly, Soccer
Jasmine Lyons, Ski
Jamy Lum, Swimming and Diving
Katie Taranto, Lacrosse
Men's Team Finalists
Yannick Bright, Soccer
Clarence Daniels, Basketball
Dylan Laube, Football
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Award: Rookie of the Year; Started: 2019
Given to the most outstanding rookies for athletic achievement.
Women's Team Finalists
Tasmin Cookman, Field Hockey
Audrey Mahoney, Swimming and Diving
Abbi Maier, Soccer
Hedda Martelleur, Ski
Avery O'Connor, Basketball
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Men's Team Finalists
Joey Corcoran, Football
Isac Hedstrom, Ski
Cy LeClerc, Hockey
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Award: Event of the Year presented by Buffalo Wild Wings; Started: 2021
Women's Soccer-Nov. 6, 2022: America East Championship Game winning shootout at Binghamton RECAP
Men's Soccer-Nov. 17, 2022: 2-1 win versus Seton Hall in First Round of NCAA Tournament RECAP
Football- Nov. 19, 2022: 42-41 overtime win at Maine RECAP
Volleyball-Nov. 19, 2022: 3-0 win at Binghamton in America East Semifinals RECAP
Men's Basketball-Dec. 6, 2022: 74-71 overtime win at Boston College RECAP
Swimming and Diving-Feb. 22-25, 2023: Wildcats win fourth straight America East Championship RECAP
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Award: Highlight of the Year presented by Dunkin'; Started: 2020
Finalists
Football-Dylan Laube's 87-Yard, "High-Five" TD run vs Fordham (11.26.2022) WATCH
Women's Lacrosse-Grace Curran behind the back goal vs. Merrimack Feb. 22, 13:37 of 3rd quarter WATCH
Men's Soccer-Jassem Koleilat's save versus UAlbany in the America Championship Game on Nov. 13 with 15:56 left in the second half WATCH
Gymnastics- Kylie Gorgenyi's 9.950 on bars at Texas Woman's on Feb. 5 to tie the program record WATCH
Women's Soccer-Abbi Maier's America East Championship winning PK WATCH
Women's Hockey-Emily Pinto's deke and snipe in the Hockey East Opening Round WATCH
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Winners will also be announced for the following awards:
Award: Athletic Director's Award for Academic Excellence; Started: 2010
Criteria: Given to the student-athletes with the highest cumulative GPA.
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Award: Tina True Award; Started: 2007
Given to a pair of Wildcat seniors for their commitment to strength and conditioning.
Tina True: This award is named in memory of Tina True, who was a co-captain and coxswain of the women's crew team from 2000 to 2002; her commitment to training and her passion for her sport greatly contributed to the success of the team; in January of her junior year, Tina's life was tragically cut short in a car accident in 2002.
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Watch the 2022 WESPYs
View 2022 WESPYS Photo Gallery
View a list of past recipients
WATCH WESPYS
The event will celebrate the outstanding achievements of the 2022-23 season and will honor the senior class.
Â
2023 FINALISTS:
Award: Jim Urquhart Student-Athlete of the Year Award; Started: 1999
Given to the most outstanding student-athletes based on athletic success, community involvement and academic achievement.
Jim Urquhart: This award, which is the most prestigious student-athlete award at UNH, is named in memory of longtime UNH coach Jim Urquhart, who coached the New Hampshire men's lacrosse team for 17 years and the wrestling team for 11 seasons before taking the position of Associate Athletic Director of Event Management in 1997.
Women's Team Finalists
Luci Anderson, Ski
Kylie Gorgenyi, Gymnastics
Brooke Kane, Basketball
Jamy Lum, Swimming and Diving
Cat Sheppard, Soccer
Sarah Williams, Track and Field
Men's Team Finalists
Patrick Flynn, Football
Nick Johnson, Basketball
Chris Pinkham, Soccer
Scott Schulz, Ski
Award: The Cathy Coakley Student-Athlete Community Involvement Award; Started: 2011
The award recognizes senior student-athletes who have demonstrated a commitment to serving the University, UNH athletic department and the larger community with involvement in campus organizations, volunteer work, University or other athletic department committees and other service-oriented activities.
Cathy Coakley: This award is named in memory of Cathy Coakley, a former student-athlete (Class of '72) and coach at UNH, was the coordinator of student-athlete development. She was a lifelong battler for and supporter of Wildcat student-athletes.
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Finalists
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Liam Bennett, Soccer
Larissa Biette, Gymnastics
Ava Boutilier, Ice Hockey
Shayna Salis, Soccer
Violet Sullivan, Track and Field
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Award: Coaches Award; Started: 2019
The award honors student-athletes that have either overcome adversity, or is an unsung hero, or is leader of the team, or someone that has gone above and beyond.
Women's Team Finalists
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Nicky Harnett, Ice Hockey
Robyn Kelley, Gymnastics
Shayna Salis, Soccer
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Men's Team Finalists
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Max Brosmer, Football
Eli Goldman, Soccer
Chase Stevenson, Ice Hockey
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Award: Performer of the Year; Started: 2020
Recognizes the most outstanding student-athletes for athletic achievement.
Women's Team Finalists
Tasmin Cookman, Field Hockey
Alivia Kelly, Soccer
Jasmine Lyons, Ski
Jamy Lum, Swimming and Diving
Katie Taranto, Lacrosse
Men's Team Finalists
Yannick Bright, Soccer
Clarence Daniels, Basketball
Dylan Laube, Football
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Award: Rookie of the Year; Started: 2019
Given to the most outstanding rookies for athletic achievement.
Women's Team Finalists
Tasmin Cookman, Field Hockey
Audrey Mahoney, Swimming and Diving
Abbi Maier, Soccer
Hedda Martelleur, Ski
Avery O'Connor, Basketball
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Men's Team Finalists
Joey Corcoran, Football
Isac Hedstrom, Ski
Cy LeClerc, Hockey
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Award: Event of the Year presented by Buffalo Wild Wings; Started: 2021
Women's Soccer-Nov. 6, 2022: America East Championship Game winning shootout at Binghamton RECAP
Men's Soccer-Nov. 17, 2022: 2-1 win versus Seton Hall in First Round of NCAA Tournament RECAP
Football- Nov. 19, 2022: 42-41 overtime win at Maine RECAP
Volleyball-Nov. 19, 2022: 3-0 win at Binghamton in America East Semifinals RECAP
Men's Basketball-Dec. 6, 2022: 74-71 overtime win at Boston College RECAP
Swimming and Diving-Feb. 22-25, 2023: Wildcats win fourth straight America East Championship RECAP
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Award: Highlight of the Year presented by Dunkin'; Started: 2020
Finalists
Football-Dylan Laube's 87-Yard, "High-Five" TD run vs Fordham (11.26.2022) WATCH
Women's Lacrosse-Grace Curran behind the back goal vs. Merrimack Feb. 22, 13:37 of 3rd quarter WATCH
Men's Soccer-Jassem Koleilat's save versus UAlbany in the America Championship Game on Nov. 13 with 15:56 left in the second half WATCH
Gymnastics- Kylie Gorgenyi's 9.950 on bars at Texas Woman's on Feb. 5 to tie the program record WATCH
Women's Soccer-Abbi Maier's America East Championship winning PK WATCH
Women's Hockey-Emily Pinto's deke and snipe in the Hockey East Opening Round WATCH
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Winners will also be announced for the following awards:
Award: Athletic Director's Award for Academic Excellence; Started: 2010
Criteria: Given to the student-athletes with the highest cumulative GPA.
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Award: Tina True Award; Started: 2007
Given to a pair of Wildcat seniors for their commitment to strength and conditioning.
Tina True: This award is named in memory of Tina True, who was a co-captain and coxswain of the women's crew team from 2000 to 2002; her commitment to training and her passion for her sport greatly contributed to the success of the team; in January of her junior year, Tina's life was tragically cut short in a car accident in 2002.
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Watch the 2022 WESPYs
View 2022 WESPYS Photo Gallery
View a list of past recipients
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