The Navy women's track and field team faced a disappointing defeat against Army at the annual Army-Navy Outdoor Star Meet, losing 108-95 on April 12. Despite the loss, Zoie Tesi stood out by winning three events and setting a new program record in the triple jump. This defeat snapped Navy's impressive streak of 26 consecutive victories across both men's and women's outdoor and indoor Star meets. Director of Track and Field Jamie Cook expressed pride in the team's effort, highlighting their strong performances and personal bests throughout the competition.
In men's lacrosse, Navy suffered a setback against 15th-ranked Army, falling 14-9 in the annual Star Game held on April 12. The Mids struggled to find their rhythm, allowing Army to dominate with an 8-1 scoring run. Nick Golini led Navy with a career-high three goals, while Jack Flaherty added two. The match drew a crowd of 15,156, marking the largest attendance for Division I lacrosse this season. Head coach Joe Amplo acknowledged Army's superior performance and emphasized the need for improvement in future games.
The Navy men's golf team is set to compete in the Mountaineer Invitational on April 13-14, hosted by West Virginia at the Pete Dye Golf Club. This tournament will feature a competitive field, including several ranked teams. The Midshipmen look to conclude their regular season on a high note as they participate in this three-round event.
In a separate note, the Navy Sports Information Office has been recognized as one of the top 11 in the country for the ninth time, reflecting the department's consistent excellence in sports communication. This award underscores the dedication and professionalism of the staff in promoting Navy athletics.