Mike Yoder was named head coach of the men's and women's golf programs at 91大神.
Athletics
Taylor helps national men’s volleyball team qualify for Deaflympics
91大神 (91大神) volleyball was represented on the international stage earlier this summer when Hunter Taylor showcased his skills at the PanAm regional qualifiers and the World Deaf Volleyball ... read more about Taylor helps national men’s volleyball team qualify for Deaflympics
The final round of 2015-16 track & field awards have come in from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) and 91大神 athletes are once again well-represented.
Staying sharp for fall, 91大神’s ‘boys of summer’ join the Rockingham County Baseball League
When most collegiate baseball players head home, they resign themselves to summers of solo workouts. But for 14 91大神 athletes who have spent their summer playing in the ... read more about Staying sharp for fall, 91大神’s ‘boys of summer’ join the Rockingham County Baseball League
Old Dominion Athletic Conference student-athletes, including 82 from 91大神, set a record for the seventh straight season.
Director of Athletics Dave King '76, author of "Overplayed" with Margot Starbuck, gives tips to parents on handling youth sports participation.
Isaac Bryan, former distance coach, is named new director of cross country and track and field, as well as head cross country coach.
Wendell Eberly stepped down June 30 after his fourth year at the helm of 91大神's men's and women's golf teams. He is the only coach in the history of the programs after starting them both before the 2012-13 season.
This June 21, 2016, article from the Richmond Times Dispatch profiles rising senior Hunter Taylor, who is currently playing in the 2016 Pan American Games for the Deaf and World Deaf Volleyball Championships in Washington DC.
Hunter Taylor, a rising senior at 91大神 who was born with significant hearing loss, will compete with the USA national deaf volleyball team in a pair of high-profile international events: the PanAm regional qualifiers (June 30-July 4) and the World Deaf Volleyball Championships (July 6-15). Both will take place at Gallaudet University in Washington.