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Tony Mariano to retire as Norwich University athletics director in Spring 2022 By Norwich University Athletics
NORTHFIELD, Vt.
Longtime Norwich University Athletics Director Tony Mariano announced Monday that he will retire in Spring 2022. He will leave after 44 years at Norwich and three decades as Athletics Department leader.
“For over 40 years, Tony Mariano has bled Maroon and Gold, and has provided remarkable leadership in our athletic department,” Norwich University President Dr. Mark Anarumo said. “Tony has been a mentor for our coaches and staff, while creating a family atmosphere that has led to a culture of academic and athletic excellence in our athletic programs. Tony’s passion and unwavering loyalty to our university s mission have been admired by thousands of student-athletes, their families, fans and the entire Norwich community.
Celebrating athletes, and opportunities seized By Norwich University Athletics
Hockey players sweep Coach Mariano Award as outstanding senior athletes of 2021
Men’s hockey forward Felix Brassard and women’s hockey defenseman Samantha Benoit were named outstanding senior athletes of 2021 last week at a picnic in Andrews Hall.
President Dr. Mark Anarumo and Athletic Director Anthony Mariano hailed student-athletes and distributed awards at the April 29 picnic, which replaced a traditional awards dinner and had been scheduled for Sabine Field until rainy weather intervened.
Anarumo said he understood the hurt of having an athletics season scrubbed by the pandemic, partly because he saw his son Mark Jr. lose his senior season of Division III ice hockey at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Anarumo said his son’s team lost a chance to contend for a national title and his son lost a chance to visit Europe with the armed forces all-stars.
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As the 2020–2021 academic year draws to a close, Boston University Athletics honored the University’s top athletes during its annual awards show Sunday night. Like so many events this past year, the ceremony was held virtually.
Returning to play amidst new protocols, truncated seasons, and great uncertainty because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, BU was led back into competition by its four winter teams men’s and women’s basketball and men’s and women’s hockey. The spring season featured 18 Terrier teams in action, making up for the postponed fall seasons.
Those honored Sunday night during the 2021 awards ceremony:
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GRAND FORKS, N.D.(UND Athletics) Three North Dakota players have been named American Hockey Coaches Association All-America status announced live on NHL Network Friday evening. Sophomore Hobey Baker Award Hat Trick finalist
Shane Pinto was a first team honoree while seniors
Jordan Kawaguchi and
Matt Kiersted were both listed on the west’s second team. All three players have signed and begun their professional careers since the season’s end.
The trio are the first multiple All-America winners in the same season since 2015-16 NCAA national team that saw four UND players earn the honor (Brock Boeser, Drake Caggiula, Cam Johnson, Troy Stecher).