Fall Women’s Sports - 2023

This is a small snapshot of bobcat sports as they were a few weeks back
​​Fall Women's Sports: Volleyball, Soccer, Cross Country
Winter: Basketball, Swimming, Track and Field
Spring: Softball, Lacrosse, Beach Volleyball, Flag Football, Tennis

Women’s Volleyball has won the Sun Conference and is moving onto Regionals. Women’s Soccer is also moving onto to Regionals.
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The Women’s Varsity Soccer team season has been amazing thus far by making it into the top #25 teams in the NAIA (#17). Seeing their hard work pay off, our bobcats have qualified to nationals! They are playing the #11 team in the nation, Cumberland, on November 18th in Tennessee. Some of our bobcats, Sarolta Oppelland, Leslie Deleon, and Gabrielle Cimino, have been recognized ​for their hard work and dedication by receiving All-Conference honors. The JV women’s team had a great season by ending undefeated. Some bright talent has moved up to varsity to take up the spots of graduating seniors. We will keep an ‘eye’ on the progress!

Our women’s volleyball team (NAIA #22) has also achieved something great, by becoming the back-to-back Sun Conference Champions! Our bobcats have managed to achieve an UNDEFEATED season (only other season being in 1996), beating SEU in all three sets. But, don’t celebrate too quickly. On November 18th , STU will be hosting our first ever Nationals Opening Round at our Fernandez Family Center Gym!  In this battle, we will have help from our Setter of the Year, Peyton Bertke (All-Conference Honors as well), Freshman of the Year, Alexandra Bruno (All-Conference Honors as well), and Libero of the Year, Bianca Grassi. We also can’t forget about our All-Conference Honors players:

Sana Dennis, Alexandra MacAskill, and Tayla Barnes. We will be at the gym showing our support, GO BOBCATS!