The women’s team appears to have set the stronger academic marker, with the report listing a 3.60 cumulative GPA under head coach Karen Perron.
That blend is the key point. Strong academic programs often reflect stable leadership, and Union’s women seem to be showing that in both environments. The report also says four players earned All-Liberty League honours, while 16 were named to the Liberty League Fall All-Academic Team.
On the men’s side, the academic award may say as much about direction as it does about grades. The report lists a 3.20 team GPA and says this is only the second time in program history that Union has earned the honour.
There is an on-field angle too:
That is a meaningful jump. When a new staff arrives and quickly lifts both standards and results, it usually points to a clear identity taking hold.
Union now appears well placed to turn one strong academic year into something bigger. The next storyline is whether both teams can carry that momentum into the next Liberty League campaign and make this level feel like the new baseline, not a one-year spike.