Wrestling concluded its season at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championship in Cleveland, where Danny Wask secured a sixth-place finish at 174 pounds. This achievement marks Wask's second consecutive All-America honor, making him the 16th Midshipman to earn this distinction twice. After a strong start with a notable upset over second-seeded Simon Ruiz, Wask faced challenges in the quarterfinals but rebounded in the consolation bracket, ultimately finishing the tournament with a 4-3 record. Navy finished 28th overall, continuing a trend of top-30 finishes under head coach Cary Kolat, who noted the promising potential of a young team moving forward.
In football news, the 2025 Navy football team was honored at the White House for winning the Commander in Chief's Trophy, marking back-to-back victories over Air Force and Army. The Midshipmen concluded the season with an impressive 11-2 record, tying the school record for wins in a season and achieving a ranking in the Associated Press Top 25 for only the fourth time since 1963. This recognition highlights Navy's successful campaign, which included a historic run of 21 wins over the past two years.
In women's swimming and diving, Lauren Walsh represented Navy at the NCAA Women's Swimming Championship, finishing 46th in the preliminary heats of the 100 breaststroke. This marked Walsh's first appearance at the national championship, following her victory at the Patriot League Championship. Coach John Morrison praised her contributions to the program throughout her four years, emphasizing her impact and dedication.
Lastly, the men's basketball team faced Wake Forest in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament, where they fell 82-72. Despite a strong season that saw Navy claim its first outright Patriot League regular season title since 1997, the Mids struggled in the second half against a potent Wake Forest offense, concluding their postseason run with a 26-8 record, tying for the second-most wins in a single season in program history.