ATHENS, W.Va. – With the 2024-25 school year officially wrapped up, the Concord University Sports Information Department will provide a rewind to some of the numbers and notes that were pertinent to the success of the Mountain Lions.
This series will be broken up into reviewing a couple sports at a time in a series the SID office will call "Emptying the Notebook." Several of these numbers and notes will come from
Nick Cooper and
Wes McKinney that may or may not have been used in previews and recaps throughout the year.
The first two sports to be profiled are men's soccer and volleyball.
Emptying the notebook on men's soccer
1- Kai Forstyh became the first player in program history to earn all-region accolades two or more times in a career.
3- The 2024 campaign was just the third time in program history that CU had two or more players score 10 or more goals in the same season.
Syrus Conolly finished third in the Mountain East Conference in scoring with 12 goals. Mahler Santi Possu added 10 goals.
10- Concord played in the highest scoring MEC Tournament game of all-time when 10 goals were scored in CU's 6-4 win over Davis & Elkins in the MEC Semifinals.
12- The Mountain Lions scored 57 goals on the season which was the second most in program history, but 12 different players accounted for the scoring.
18- In going 8-0-1 at home, Concord outscored the opponent 27-9 at Callaghan Stadium as opposed to a +10 goal difference (30-20) in games away from Athens.
38- Fabian Amhof finished his career with 38 points (15 goals, eight assists) in two years which is good enough for sixth all-time at Concord in career points.
Emptying the notebook on volleyball
4.92 – Digs per set for
Allie Davis to rank second in the MEC and top 50 nationally
6 – Five-set matches this season, the most since 2021 (4-2 record)
8 – Years since CU has had a First Team All-MEC player (
Meg Williams 2024, Brooke Heck, 2016)
64 – Consecutive matches with at least one block for
Kyndra Pilant to end her career
783 – Career kills for
Meg Williams in just two seasons, ranking 13
th in program history
1,428 – Total kills for CU this season, the most in a single season in program history
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