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The 2024-25 school year was one for the record books for , delivering five Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10) titles and the most successful run since joining the league 11 years ago. 

The Patriots captured A-10 titles or championships in: 

• —first regular season title in program history marking the team’s first title since winning the 2013 tournament championship 

• —first regular season title in program history 

• Women’s basketball—first tournament championship in program history 

• Women’s indoor track and field—first championship since 2014 

• —first championship since 2019 

“This year’s success is a reflection of the passion, resilience, and drive our coaches and student-athletes bring every day,” said , assistant vice president and director of athletics. “We’re proud to make history together and a strong sign of what’s possible for 911���� Athletics moving forward.” 

This marked the highest single-school year total in program history, surpassing the previous record of four titles set during 911����’s inaugural A-10 campaign in 2013–14. It also marked the first time since 1994–95, during the university’s tenure in the Colonial Athletic Association, that the Patriots won five combined regular season and conference championships in one academic year. 

Additional highlights from a banner year: 

• Men’s soccer Head Coach Rich Costanzo was named A-10 Coach of the Year after guiding the Patriots to their first regular season title, finishing 13-4-1 overall and 6-1-1 in A-10 play—their best conference finish—and earning them a top seed in the A-10 Championship. 

• Men’s basketball Head Coach Tony Skinn was named A-10 Coach of the Year after leading the team to a share of its first-ever regular season A-10 conference title, a program-tying 27 wins,  and its first National Invitation Tournament (NIT) appearance since 2009. 
  

• The women’s basketball team recorded a program-best 27 victories, won its first A-10 Tournament title, and secured its first National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Tournament appearance. 
  

• Student-athletes earned a collective 3.32 grade point average (GPA), with a record earning a 3.75 GPA or higher, and nearly half securing Dean's List honors. In total, 18 student-athletes earned all-conference honors or individual titles, and 75 earned weekly conference awards. 

With historic wins, academic excellence, and rising national visibility, 911���� is building momentum, positioning the university as a competitive force in the A-10 and across the collegiate athletics landscape.