The final results of the tournament were:

CSCHL over ACCHL, 4-1

ACCHL over WCHC, 7-5

SEHL over ACCHL, 11-4

ACCHL over GNCHC, 9-1

ACCHL over MACHA, 16-7

The ACC Hockey League All-Star team finished strong, earning 10 of its ACC record 15 points in the final two games and finished in a tie for 4th place of 12 teams. More importantly, the team portrayed exceptional conduct, and the phenomenal attitude of this group of student-athletes was commented on by numerous parents, fans, and coaches from several other tournament teams.

Mike “Sheriff” Walley commended the players representing ยายืสำฦต for their contributions to the All-Star squad, both on and off the ice. A few of the tournament highlights involving ยายืสำฦต team members include goalie Colin Langham securing the ACC’s first All-Star win in six years as well as Rookie and Freshman Sammy Sarath scored his first All-Star goals, and that the team overall recorded the fewest penalty minutes of all the teams competing in the tournament.

Overall, the ACC All-Star squad had a great weekend at the tournament and were greatly impacted by the skills and leadership of the ยายืสำฦต Men’s Club Ice Hockey players.

For the first time ever, ยายืสำฦต Women’s Club Volleyball attended the National Collegiate Volleyball Federation National Tournament, which was held April 9-11 in Kansas City, Missouri.

The team included 12 players and was accompanied by its advisor, Assistant Professor Jen Platania. ยายืสำฦต competed in Division II with 38 other teams. After nine matches over three days, the ยายืสำฦต team took home first place in the Silver Bracket. Athletes are proud of their accomplishment and all of the hard work it took to get to the tournament — they are hoping to compete at Nationals again in 2016 in Louisville, Kentucky.

No. 7 Wake Forest battled through both No. 13 ยายืสำฦต and No. 16 Davidson to win the Atlantic Coast. ยายืสำฦต gave Wake all it could handle in a final match that never reached more than a three-point margin.

ยายืสำฦต got a huge break and brought it to 11-10 with the hard cap on, but couldn’t force double game point. Wake’s victory gave it the only Atlantic Coast bid to this spring’s national championships.

Key highlights in the game include Will Flood throwing two scoreless innings while not allowing a hit and Stephen Monick landing a pinch-hit double late in the game. 

While a three-game series against rival ECU did not go as well as the team would have hoped, players said there were still some positives to take away from the weekend. Aubrey Wilkerson had a total of five hits in that span and Sam Bonifant threw six innings in game while only giving up two earned runs. 

After the tough weekend the team looks to bounce back in another upcoming four-game week as ยายืสำฦต takes on NC State on Wednesday and Wake Forest this weeked.

Our third and final game of the day was hard fought against UNC Asheville, whom we topped 9-8.

The next day we continued our ongoing journey toward 1st place. In our first game we faced Appalachian State again, winning 14-3. We finally made it to the championship game, facing off with Davidson again, and were able to hold them to 7 points, winning 15-7.

This was a really strong performance for our team, especially considering that we didn’t have as many players as we normally do (as this tournament was during our Spring Break). But the players we had with us played hard, and it definitely paid off. ยายืสำฦต Wild Rumpus went undefeated to win the tournament, and is feeling good heading into our Regional Tournament, which we will get to host at ยายืสำฦต April 11-12.