Emptying the Notebook: Men's Cross Country and Women's Soccer

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 final fall sports Emptying the Notebook highlights the women's soccer and men's cross country program.

Emptying the Notebook on Concord Men's Cross Country
3- Braden Ward finished third at the Concord Alumni Invite as he claimed his first Mountain East Conference Runner of the Year in October.

4- Logan Zuchelli became the second athlete in program history to earn All-Atlantic Region four times in a career, joining Jason Weitzel (2015-18). Zuchelli finished 24^th at this year's NCAA Atlantic Region Championship

12- Consecutive years that Concord has finished in the top three of the MEC Championship.

22- Ethan Board finished 22^nd at the MEC Championship in back-to-back years to close his career.

44- Bramley Childress had a breakout Atlantic Regional Championship as he placed 44^th and ran 31:58 for the 10,000-meter course at Lock Haven University.

184- Points scored by the Mountain Lions to finish third at the prestigious Royals Challenge hosted by Queens University in Charlotte.

Emptying the Notebook on Concord Women's Soccer
1- Leah Fleming became the first defender in program history to score a hat trick when she did so against West Virginia Wesleyan in October.

3- Players that netted a hat trick during the season: Fleming, Tucker and Marika Svensson.

7- Scoring streak for Sydney Tucker during the season as she scored at least one goal from October 6 to October 27.

8- Tucker became the eighth player in program history to earn All-American honors after a season that saw her score 16 goals.

65- Goals scored by Concord during the 2024 season were the sixth most in program history.

84- Career games played by Olivia Bekeleski which were the fourth most in program history.