BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Graduate student
Mary Denny and senior
Anna Fry of the Concord University women's golf team have been named to the All-Mountain East Conference Teams, the league office announced Monday night after the conclusion of the MEC Spring Classic.
Denny was named All-MEC Second for the second time in her career, and wraps up her time in the Maroon and Gray being an All-MEC performer all four years. Meanwhile, Fry made All-MEC Honorable Mention, earning her first all-conference selection along the way.
Denny, a native of Mount Hope, West Virginia, averaged 85.4 per 18 holes in five rounds of MEC competition. Her lowest round of the conference season came during Monday's first round of the MEC Spring Classic which also tied a low round for the year at 79. She also carded a score of 82 during the second round of the MEC Championship in October. Furthermore, Denny tallied two top-20 finishes in both MEC events, tying for 16th at the MEC Championship and placing in a tie for 14th at the MEC Spring Classic.
Fry grabbed All-MEC Honorable Mention honors after a scoring average of 97.6. The Wayne, West Virginia native opened the conference tournament with a 97. She fired a 90 in Monday's opening round of the MEC Spring Classic. The first round at Edgewood Country Club was one stroke off Fry's lowest round of the year which was set in September.
The 2024-25 season marked the first time since 2019-20 that Concord has had two all-conference golfers in the same season.
Glenville State's Keri-Anne Cook was both the MEC Golfer of the Year and the MEC Freshman of the Year. Will Johnson of Charleston was tabbed the MEC Coach of the Year.
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