Keene State College

Little East Commissioner's Cup 

Two Little East team championships (women's cross country, men's basketball)

Women's Cross Country NCAA championship individual qualifier (Maggie St. John)

Men's Basketball NCAA Division III Tournament - Sweet 16, matched highest ranking in d3hoops.com Top 25 poll in program history (No. 4); Jeff Hunter Bevo Francis Award Top 25 finalist, Jostens Award finalist, Trevor Hudgins Top 25 finalist, NABC First Team All-American and D3hoops.com First Team All-American; Octavio Brito NABC Second Team All-American and D3hoops.com Third Team All-American)

Men's Basketball one of two Division III program in country with multiple All-Americans

Men's Golf Little East Rookie of the Year (Sean Bonneau)

eSports inaugural season (began in Spring 2024), Rocket League Qualified for NACE Starleague Varsity Plus playoffs

Little East Conference Student-Athletes of the Year Jeff Hunter (men's basketball), Haile Ratajack (women's lacrosse)

Four Little East team championships (women's cross country, women's volleyball, women's swimming & diving, men's basketball)

Men's Basketball NCAA Division III Tournament - Sweet 16, single-season program wins record (28), undefeated Little East Conference regular season (16-0), highest ranking in d3hoops.com Top 25 poll in program history (No. 4); Jeff Hunter Bevo Francis Award Top 25 finalist, NABC First Team All-American (Second Team D3hoops.com); Octavio Brito NABC and D3hoops.com Third Team All-American)

Men's Basketball Only Division III program in country with multiple All-Americans

Men's Cross Country NCAA championship individual qualifier (Jake Pearl)

Men's Golf/Women's Golf inaugural seasons (Caden Capaldo Little East Men's Golf Rookie of the Year)

Two Little East team championships (women's swimming & diving, men's basketball)

Men's Basketball NCAA Division III Tournament - Second Round

Men's Basketball/Women's Basketball Little East Tournament championship game appearances (LEC one of 23 leagues in country to play league slate)

Men's Outdoor Track & Field NCAA championship individual qualifier (Joey Fodor, javelin; second qualification in event)

One NCAA championship individual qualifier (Ben Musese; indoor track & field)

Five Little East Conference tournament champions (field hockey, women's cross country, women's swimming, men's basketball, men's lacrosse)

Six NCAA Division III Tournament teams (field hockey, men's basketball, women's indoor track, men's lacrosse, men's outdoor track & field)

Four LEC Coaches of the Year: Tom Pickering (women's cross country), Ryan Cain (men's basketball), Chris Woolridge (women's swimming & diving), Mark Theriault (men's lacrosse)

Three All-Americans: Ty Nichols (men's basketball), Nina Bruno (field hockey), Charlie Molloy (men's lacrosse)

10 LEC Player/Rookie of the Year Honors:

• Ty Nichols (Men's Basketball Player of the Year)

• Nina Bruno (Field Hockey Offensive Player of the Year)

• Ally McCall (Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Year)

• Joe Nutting (Men's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year)

• Charlie Molloy (Men's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Year)

• Brigid Casey (Women's Lacrosse Rookie of the Year)

• Lauren Perkowski (Women's Cross Country, Indoor Track, and Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year)

• Shannon Parks (Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field Rookie of the Year)

• Riley Bunker (Volleyball Defensive Player of the Year)

• Brianna Feldman (Women's Rookie Diver of the Year)

72 LEC All-Academic Team Student-Athletes

61 All-Little East athletes

11 All New-England/All-Region athletes