Hiram Athletics wrapped up a notable winter sports season across nine teams, despite challenges. Men's basketball achieved a 6-19 record with a strong finish on Senior Day, while women's basketball demonstrated promise with a 7-19 record, marking their first year in the PAC. Men's ice hockey ended their inaugural season with a 1-20-1 record. Significant highlights included strong individual performances in swimming and wrestling, setting up a hopeful outlook for next year.

By the Numbers
  • Men's basketball shot 50% from the field in their first PAC win against Bethany.
  • Women's basketball led the PAC in three-point percentage at 32.5% and made 172 three-pointers, ranking third in program history.
  • Men's swimming set a new pool record in the 5000-meter freestyle with a time of 17:17.43.
  • Taveon Moss of men's wrestling recorded 26 wins and 17 pins, setting a program record.
State of Play
  • Men's basketball showed competitive growth, with seven close losses in conference play.
  • Women's basketball displayed strong shooting and finished just out of the conference tournament.
  • Men's ice hockey is working on building team experience after a challenging first season.
  • Track and field achieved seven all-region selections, indicating significant potential moving forward.
What's Next

As Hiram prepares for the 2026-27 season, teams aim to leverage this year's progress. Men's basketball will seek to fill the void left by graduating seniors, while women's basketball looks to build on its core. Improved performances are anticipated for men's ice hockey as they continue developing their program. Track and field will launch into outdoor competition with momentum from their indoor success.

Bottom Line

Hiram winter sports displayed resilience and potential for growth, setting the stage for future success. The lessons learned and accomplishments achieved provide a foundation upon which teams can build, fostering optimism for next season across all sports.