Air Force announces 2024 Bolt Awards recipients
5/21/2024 9:30:00 PM | General
The 2024 Bolt Awards commenced this evening, as cadet-athletes were awarded various honors during the event at Arnold Hall to celebrate the numerous Air Force athletic successes of the past year.
Chris Cicere, the Chief Intercollegiate Liaison Division/Student Athlete Affairs and a 1983 graduate of the Academy, was again one of the architects of the festive evening.
"The Bolt Awards, like any endeavor in the athletic department, is a team effort," Cicere said. "Capt. Alexa Berstler and Capt. Genevieve Miller have run point on this event since the fall, while Autumn Bolton and the entire AFAAC marketing team have been instrumental in developing the entire presentation to include the script and the supporting videos. The sports information office developed the nominees in each category and the Arnold Hall staff has been super supportive, as we could not have this event without their support. From Air Force Sports Properties, Emma Porter worked with food vendors to provide a great meal to the cadets. As well, cadets Grace Sublette, Luke Robinson and Murphy Riggs were very helpful in getting cadet support for the Bolt Awards and in Grace's case, she worked to get cadet presenters and participants in our videos of cadets playing other sports.
"The Bolt Awards are a chance for the cadets to have some fun in an informal setting," Cicere added.
Qualification for a Bolt Award accounts for performances that span the spring of 2023 through the winter of 2024. The following entails the winners and nominees for each category:
Academic Team of the Year (Fall Semester)
Men's Tennis (3.23 Team GPA)
Other nominees: Golf, Women's Soccer
Military Team of the Year (Fall Semester)
Women's Swimming and Diving (3.45 MPA)
Other nominees: Women's Cross Country, Women's Cheerleading
Upset of the Year
Ice Hockey (Oct. 12, 2023): The hockey team defeated eighth-ranked Michigan State, 6-5, on Oct. 12, at the Cadet Ice Arena. The win marked the highest ranked team the Falcons have beaten since No. 1 St. Cloud State in the 2018 NCAA West Regional. It was the highest ranked team the Falcons have beaten at home since a 5-4 overtime win over No. 5 Denver to open the 2015 season. Freshman Owen Dubois scored two goals, sophomore Holt Oliphant netted the game-winner late in the third period and goalie Guy Blessing made 24 saves.
Other nominees: Football (31-21 win over #24/25 James Madison, Dec. 31, 2023), Lacrosse (12-10 win over #17 Denver, Feb. 11, 2023), Volleyball (3-2 win over Utah State, Sept. 30, 2023), Women's Tennis (4-3 win over #49 San Diego State, March 26, 2023), Women's Basketball (67-66 win over Boise State, March 2, 2024)
Best Comeback Performance
Sam Wolf, Wrestling: Wolf sustained a significant shoulder injury in the 2023 Big 12 Conference tournament. Despite the injury, Wolf went on to place sixth to qualify for the NCAA Championship tournament. After his elimination from nationals, Sam underwent surgery to repair his shoulder. Heading into his senior campaign with a shoulder still in recovery, Wolf posted an 18-4 overall record with an 8-1 record in dual action. He was crowned champion at the Appalachian State Mountaineer Invite, placed third at the Big 12 Championships, and qualified as the eighth seed for his second NCAA Championship tournament. Wolf, concluding the regular season ranked No. 7 in the nation, knocked off five top-10 ranked opponents on the season.
Other nominees: Guy Blessing (Ice Hockey), Luke Combs (Cross Country/Track & Field), Jo Huntimer (Women's Basketball)
Best Team Performance
Men's Outdoor Track: Backed by a dominating team performance, the Falcons easily captured their seventh Mountain West Outdoor title in 11 championship seasons on May 13, 2023 as they rolled to a 67-point victory over the rest of the conference. Using a program-record 40 scoring finishes to amass 237.50 points, the league's highest team total in 17 years, Air Force boasted the conference's largest margin of victory since 2009.
Other nominees: Lacrosse, Women's Basketball, Volleyball
Best Male Individual Performance
Texas Tanner, Track & Field: Sophomore Texas Tanner was a perfect two-for-two from the throwing circle on Jan. 12, using Academy record-performances to easily win both the shot put and weight throw at the Potts Invitational in Boulder. Tanner became just the second Air Force thrower to surpass the 60-foot barrier in the indoor shot put, as he unleashed a throw of 60'8¼" to break Grant Hamilton's 2015 standard by more than four inches – a feat that came shortly after heaving a 67'4¼" to reset Jaret Prete's one-year-old weight throw record by another four-inch mark. Tanner's marks also bettered the two long-standing Air Force Sophomore Class Records – adding more than six feet to the weight mark Robert Drye had held since 2019 and an inch to Hamilton's shot out mark from the 2014 outdoor season.
Other nominees: Patrick Hoopes (Men's Gymnastics), Jay Thomason (Baseball), Will Gavin (Ice Hockey), Scott Rockett (Rifle), Wyatt Hendrickson (Wrestling), Jack Griffith (Men's Fencing)
Best Female Individual Performance
Halle Hamilton, Cross Country: Hamilton finished third at the Mountain West Cross Country Championships this fall, accounting for the program's best individual finish since 2019 and the second-highest finish ever at a conference meet. A First Team All-Conference runner, Hamilton led the women to their best MW finish in four years and propelled herself to All-Region honors and her second-straight bid to the NCAA Championships.
Other nominees: Naomi Furman (Women's Swimming), Milahnie Perry (Women's Basketball), Victoria Leppert (Rifle), Christina Watrall (Women's Fencing)
Male Rookies of the Year
Phillip Deaton, Men's Tennis: : Freshman Phillip Deaton was named the 2023 Mountain West Men's Tennis Freshman of the Year. He is the first MW FOY honoree since Shannon Buck in 2003. Deaton also earned the ITA Mountain Region Newcomer of the Year and was All-Mountain West. He posted a 27-7 record in singles play and led the team with 44 combined wins.
Tom Leggett, Water Polo: Freshman utility Tom Leggett was named ACWPC Men's Water Polo All-American Honorable Mention for the 2023 season. Leggett, who also earned First-Team All-WCC honors, had one of the most historic freshman campaigns in program history. He ranked second in the nation and first in the WCC with 114 goals scored. He also ranked third in the nation with 143 points. His 114 goals and 143 points are Air Force freshmen record and rank third-most in a season for goals and fourth-most for points overall.
Other nominee: Patrick Lawson (Cross Country)
Female Rookie of the Year
Maggie Slife, Women's Gymnastics: Slife, a First Team All-MW selection, a five-time MW Gymnast of the Week and seven-time MW Freshman of the Week, held the conference's leading national qualifying score in the all-around and ranked fourth in the region on uneven bars. Slife tied the second-best all around score in program history (39.425) twice in 2024 and tied the all-time program on uneven bars, scoring a 9.950 on uneven bars on Feb. 23. Slife was eventually named MW Freshman of the Year at Conference Championship.
Other nominees: Anna Harden (Cross Country), Sophie Dasilva (Volleyball), Addie Doyle (Women's Soccer), Jayda McNabb (Women's Basketball), Arianna Van Houweling (Women's Tennis), Liliane Aittama (Track & Field), Christina Watrall (Women's Fencing)
Male Athlete of the Year
Wyatt Hendrickson, Wrestling: Hendrickson posted an impressive 22-1 record on the season, becoming one of five wrestlers to become a four-time NCAA Qualifier and the only all-time Falcons to be a four-time Big 12 top-three placer. Hendrickson In his final dual match in Clune Arena, immortalized his senior dual slate at 9-0, and has won 35-straight dual matches dating back to Jan. 20, 2021. Heading into the 2024 NCAA Tournament as the three-seed, Hendrickson leads the nation in pins with 15 to his credit. It took him just 23:08 to pin his opposition. Finished 3rd in the nation at the NCAA Tournament and was an All-American again.
Other nominees: Sam Kulasingam (Baseball), Will Gavin (Ice Hockey), Texas Tanner (Track & Field), Tom Leggett (Water Polo), Jack Griffith (Men's Fencing)
Female Athlete of the Year
Taylor Rioux, Track & Field: Junior Taylor Rioux had a tremendous indoor season in 2024 – setting two individual Academy records and running on a record-setting 4x400-meter relay. The sophomore took down the program standards for both the 200-meter (24.57) and 400-meter (54.14) events, before leading off the 4x4 that posted a program-best time of 3:42.85. Rioux, who also set meet records in the two sprints during winning performances at the Air Force Holiday Opener, scored for the Falcons in the 400-meter dash and as a relay runner at the Mountain West Indoor Championships.
Other nominees: Caroline Reinkensmeyer (Volleyball), Milahnie Perry (Women's Basketball), Peninah D'Souza (Rifle), Maggie Slife (Women's Gymnastics)
Unsung Heroes
Luke Robinson, Ice Hockey: Senior Luke Robinson is a finalist for college hockey's Derek Hines Unsung Hero award (as of March 19), honoring a fearless leader and the consummate team player. As a senior, Robinson was selected by his teammates as the hockey team's captain and was then chosen as the Captain of Captains. As the hockey team captain, he led the team that was picked eighth in the Atlantic Hockey preseason poll to a fourth-place finish, a first-round bye and home ice in the quarterfinals. A key member of the Air Force penalty kill that ranked sixth in the nation. He was second on the team with 46 blocked shots this season and added career bests of two goals and nine points. He missed just four games in his career, playing in 118, and is a three-time AHCA All-American Scholar with a 3.95 cumulative GPA.
Grace Sublette, Women's Soccer: Grace Sublette, team captain of the women's soccer team, played a vital role in the team's success and the mission of athletics at large. She was named Captain of Captains for all of athletics this fall and has led numerous efforts to elevate athlete's voices at USAFA. On the soccer field, she started in every match for the Falcons this fall and led the team in minutes played. She ranked second out of all Mountain West players in pass completion rate, a critical role of a midfielder. In her four years at Air Force, she played in over 75% of total games and was named to the Academic All-MW team and the Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Team all four years. Above all, Grace is known by her teammates for her inspirational leadership, superb work ethic, and dedication to winning.
Other nominees: Isaac Abramovitz (Lacrosse), Abby Turner (Women's Swimming), Will Barber (Fencing), Aerik Joe (Baseball)
Manager of the Year
Cameron Richards: Football: "An outstanding three-year cadet manager for the football program, Cameron was the lead cadet equipment manager for the 2023-2024 football season. In his three years, he has been a part of three bowl games (2021 First Responder Bowl, 2022 Armed Forces Bowl, and 2023 Armed Forces Bowl). His primary responsibilities as a cadet equipment manager include working directly with our offensive coordinator and quarterbacks. He's been a signal caller for the last 2 seasons as a cadet equipment manager, and is always at daily practices and games. Cameron is a great leader with a great attitude and always makes sure that all duties are complete. Cameron has made sure to train incoming freshmen managers on how to properly work in the equipment room."
Other nominees: David Coppock (Men's Tennis), Jack Haller (Volleyball), Hannah Kuhlman (Women's Swimming), Gabe Swanser (Lacrosse),
Community Service Award
Women's Gymnastics: 799.25 Community Service Hours (38.1 hours per person)
Other nominees: Lacrosse, Wrestling
Athletic Director's Awards*
Sam Kulasingam, Baseball: Kulasingam, the reigning two-time Tony Gwynn Mountain West Player of the Year, slashed a staggering .426/.537/.655 in 59 games in 2023 to secure consecutive POTY honors. Kulasingam reached the 100-hit mark yet again in 2023, compiling a program record-tying 28 doubles while producing more than twice as many walks (50) than strikeouts (24). His 50 walks became a single season program record, eclipsing none other than Mike Kazlausky's previous program-high of 44 walks set in 1989. As well, Kulasingam is the only player in Air Force history to record multiple 100-hit seasons. His on-base streak will stretch into his senior year, a streak that now spans 55-consecutive games. Kulasingam led all Mountain West players in batting average (.426), doubles (28), walks (50), on-base percentage (.537), as his batting average closed as the fourth-highest figure in Division I following the conclusion of his spring.
Milahnie Perry, Women's Basketball: A First Team All-Mountain West selection and the leading single-season scorer in Air Force Division I history with 535 points, Perry closed the 2023-24 season leading the Falcons in points per game (16.7), made baskets (197) and assists (84). Perry finished the year the third-highest scorer in the league, the second-best performer from the free throw line (.836), top ten in steals (1.44) and sporting the sixth-best assist average in the league, adjusting to playing at point guard for the first time.
*(Awarded to cadet-athlete that has excelled in their chosen sport, while representing USAFA in an exemplary manner)
Chris Cicere, the Chief Intercollegiate Liaison Division/Student Athlete Affairs and a 1983 graduate of the Academy, was again one of the architects of the festive evening.
"The Bolt Awards, like any endeavor in the athletic department, is a team effort," Cicere said. "Capt. Alexa Berstler and Capt. Genevieve Miller have run point on this event since the fall, while Autumn Bolton and the entire AFAAC marketing team have been instrumental in developing the entire presentation to include the script and the supporting videos. The sports information office developed the nominees in each category and the Arnold Hall staff has been super supportive, as we could not have this event without their support. From Air Force Sports Properties, Emma Porter worked with food vendors to provide a great meal to the cadets. As well, cadets Grace Sublette, Luke Robinson and Murphy Riggs were very helpful in getting cadet support for the Bolt Awards and in Grace's case, she worked to get cadet presenters and participants in our videos of cadets playing other sports.
"The Bolt Awards are a chance for the cadets to have some fun in an informal setting," Cicere added.
Qualification for a Bolt Award accounts for performances that span the spring of 2023 through the winter of 2024. The following entails the winners and nominees for each category:
Academic Team of the Year (Fall Semester)
Men's Tennis (3.23 Team GPA)
Other nominees: Golf, Women's Soccer
Military Team of the Year (Fall Semester)
Women's Swimming and Diving (3.45 MPA)
Other nominees: Women's Cross Country, Women's Cheerleading
Upset of the Year
Ice Hockey (Oct. 12, 2023): The hockey team defeated eighth-ranked Michigan State, 6-5, on Oct. 12, at the Cadet Ice Arena. The win marked the highest ranked team the Falcons have beaten since No. 1 St. Cloud State in the 2018 NCAA West Regional. It was the highest ranked team the Falcons have beaten at home since a 5-4 overtime win over No. 5 Denver to open the 2015 season. Freshman Owen Dubois scored two goals, sophomore Holt Oliphant netted the game-winner late in the third period and goalie Guy Blessing made 24 saves.
Other nominees: Football (31-21 win over #24/25 James Madison, Dec. 31, 2023), Lacrosse (12-10 win over #17 Denver, Feb. 11, 2023), Volleyball (3-2 win over Utah State, Sept. 30, 2023), Women's Tennis (4-3 win over #49 San Diego State, March 26, 2023), Women's Basketball (67-66 win over Boise State, March 2, 2024)
Best Comeback Performance
Sam Wolf, Wrestling: Wolf sustained a significant shoulder injury in the 2023 Big 12 Conference tournament. Despite the injury, Wolf went on to place sixth to qualify for the NCAA Championship tournament. After his elimination from nationals, Sam underwent surgery to repair his shoulder. Heading into his senior campaign with a shoulder still in recovery, Wolf posted an 18-4 overall record with an 8-1 record in dual action. He was crowned champion at the Appalachian State Mountaineer Invite, placed third at the Big 12 Championships, and qualified as the eighth seed for his second NCAA Championship tournament. Wolf, concluding the regular season ranked No. 7 in the nation, knocked off five top-10 ranked opponents on the season.
Other nominees: Guy Blessing (Ice Hockey), Luke Combs (Cross Country/Track & Field), Jo Huntimer (Women's Basketball)
Best Team Performance
Men's Outdoor Track: Backed by a dominating team performance, the Falcons easily captured their seventh Mountain West Outdoor title in 11 championship seasons on May 13, 2023 as they rolled to a 67-point victory over the rest of the conference. Using a program-record 40 scoring finishes to amass 237.50 points, the league's highest team total in 17 years, Air Force boasted the conference's largest margin of victory since 2009.
Other nominees: Lacrosse, Women's Basketball, Volleyball
Best Male Individual Performance
Texas Tanner, Track & Field: Sophomore Texas Tanner was a perfect two-for-two from the throwing circle on Jan. 12, using Academy record-performances to easily win both the shot put and weight throw at the Potts Invitational in Boulder. Tanner became just the second Air Force thrower to surpass the 60-foot barrier in the indoor shot put, as he unleashed a throw of 60'8¼" to break Grant Hamilton's 2015 standard by more than four inches – a feat that came shortly after heaving a 67'4¼" to reset Jaret Prete's one-year-old weight throw record by another four-inch mark. Tanner's marks also bettered the two long-standing Air Force Sophomore Class Records – adding more than six feet to the weight mark Robert Drye had held since 2019 and an inch to Hamilton's shot out mark from the 2014 outdoor season.
Other nominees: Patrick Hoopes (Men's Gymnastics), Jay Thomason (Baseball), Will Gavin (Ice Hockey), Scott Rockett (Rifle), Wyatt Hendrickson (Wrestling), Jack Griffith (Men's Fencing)
Best Female Individual Performance
Halle Hamilton, Cross Country: Hamilton finished third at the Mountain West Cross Country Championships this fall, accounting for the program's best individual finish since 2019 and the second-highest finish ever at a conference meet. A First Team All-Conference runner, Hamilton led the women to their best MW finish in four years and propelled herself to All-Region honors and her second-straight bid to the NCAA Championships.
Other nominees: Naomi Furman (Women's Swimming), Milahnie Perry (Women's Basketball), Victoria Leppert (Rifle), Christina Watrall (Women's Fencing)
Male Rookies of the Year
Phillip Deaton, Men's Tennis: : Freshman Phillip Deaton was named the 2023 Mountain West Men's Tennis Freshman of the Year. He is the first MW FOY honoree since Shannon Buck in 2003. Deaton also earned the ITA Mountain Region Newcomer of the Year and was All-Mountain West. He posted a 27-7 record in singles play and led the team with 44 combined wins.
Tom Leggett, Water Polo: Freshman utility Tom Leggett was named ACWPC Men's Water Polo All-American Honorable Mention for the 2023 season. Leggett, who also earned First-Team All-WCC honors, had one of the most historic freshman campaigns in program history. He ranked second in the nation and first in the WCC with 114 goals scored. He also ranked third in the nation with 143 points. His 114 goals and 143 points are Air Force freshmen record and rank third-most in a season for goals and fourth-most for points overall.
Other nominee: Patrick Lawson (Cross Country)
Female Rookie of the Year
Maggie Slife, Women's Gymnastics: Slife, a First Team All-MW selection, a five-time MW Gymnast of the Week and seven-time MW Freshman of the Week, held the conference's leading national qualifying score in the all-around and ranked fourth in the region on uneven bars. Slife tied the second-best all around score in program history (39.425) twice in 2024 and tied the all-time program on uneven bars, scoring a 9.950 on uneven bars on Feb. 23. Slife was eventually named MW Freshman of the Year at Conference Championship.
Other nominees: Anna Harden (Cross Country), Sophie Dasilva (Volleyball), Addie Doyle (Women's Soccer), Jayda McNabb (Women's Basketball), Arianna Van Houweling (Women's Tennis), Liliane Aittama (Track & Field), Christina Watrall (Women's Fencing)
Male Athlete of the Year
Wyatt Hendrickson, Wrestling: Hendrickson posted an impressive 22-1 record on the season, becoming one of five wrestlers to become a four-time NCAA Qualifier and the only all-time Falcons to be a four-time Big 12 top-three placer. Hendrickson In his final dual match in Clune Arena, immortalized his senior dual slate at 9-0, and has won 35-straight dual matches dating back to Jan. 20, 2021. Heading into the 2024 NCAA Tournament as the three-seed, Hendrickson leads the nation in pins with 15 to his credit. It took him just 23:08 to pin his opposition. Finished 3rd in the nation at the NCAA Tournament and was an All-American again.
Other nominees: Sam Kulasingam (Baseball), Will Gavin (Ice Hockey), Texas Tanner (Track & Field), Tom Leggett (Water Polo), Jack Griffith (Men's Fencing)
Female Athlete of the Year
Taylor Rioux, Track & Field: Junior Taylor Rioux had a tremendous indoor season in 2024 – setting two individual Academy records and running on a record-setting 4x400-meter relay. The sophomore took down the program standards for both the 200-meter (24.57) and 400-meter (54.14) events, before leading off the 4x4 that posted a program-best time of 3:42.85. Rioux, who also set meet records in the two sprints during winning performances at the Air Force Holiday Opener, scored for the Falcons in the 400-meter dash and as a relay runner at the Mountain West Indoor Championships.
Other nominees: Caroline Reinkensmeyer (Volleyball), Milahnie Perry (Women's Basketball), Peninah D'Souza (Rifle), Maggie Slife (Women's Gymnastics)
Unsung Heroes
Luke Robinson, Ice Hockey: Senior Luke Robinson is a finalist for college hockey's Derek Hines Unsung Hero award (as of March 19), honoring a fearless leader and the consummate team player. As a senior, Robinson was selected by his teammates as the hockey team's captain and was then chosen as the Captain of Captains. As the hockey team captain, he led the team that was picked eighth in the Atlantic Hockey preseason poll to a fourth-place finish, a first-round bye and home ice in the quarterfinals. A key member of the Air Force penalty kill that ranked sixth in the nation. He was second on the team with 46 blocked shots this season and added career bests of two goals and nine points. He missed just four games in his career, playing in 118, and is a three-time AHCA All-American Scholar with a 3.95 cumulative GPA.
Grace Sublette, Women's Soccer: Grace Sublette, team captain of the women's soccer team, played a vital role in the team's success and the mission of athletics at large. She was named Captain of Captains for all of athletics this fall and has led numerous efforts to elevate athlete's voices at USAFA. On the soccer field, she started in every match for the Falcons this fall and led the team in minutes played. She ranked second out of all Mountain West players in pass completion rate, a critical role of a midfielder. In her four years at Air Force, she played in over 75% of total games and was named to the Academic All-MW team and the Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Team all four years. Above all, Grace is known by her teammates for her inspirational leadership, superb work ethic, and dedication to winning.
Other nominees: Isaac Abramovitz (Lacrosse), Abby Turner (Women's Swimming), Will Barber (Fencing), Aerik Joe (Baseball)
Manager of the Year
Cameron Richards: Football: "An outstanding three-year cadet manager for the football program, Cameron was the lead cadet equipment manager for the 2023-2024 football season. In his three years, he has been a part of three bowl games (2021 First Responder Bowl, 2022 Armed Forces Bowl, and 2023 Armed Forces Bowl). His primary responsibilities as a cadet equipment manager include working directly with our offensive coordinator and quarterbacks. He's been a signal caller for the last 2 seasons as a cadet equipment manager, and is always at daily practices and games. Cameron is a great leader with a great attitude and always makes sure that all duties are complete. Cameron has made sure to train incoming freshmen managers on how to properly work in the equipment room."
Other nominees: David Coppock (Men's Tennis), Jack Haller (Volleyball), Hannah Kuhlman (Women's Swimming), Gabe Swanser (Lacrosse),
Community Service Award
Women's Gymnastics: 799.25 Community Service Hours (38.1 hours per person)
Other nominees: Lacrosse, Wrestling
Athletic Director's Awards*
Sam Kulasingam, Baseball: Kulasingam, the reigning two-time Tony Gwynn Mountain West Player of the Year, slashed a staggering .426/.537/.655 in 59 games in 2023 to secure consecutive POTY honors. Kulasingam reached the 100-hit mark yet again in 2023, compiling a program record-tying 28 doubles while producing more than twice as many walks (50) than strikeouts (24). His 50 walks became a single season program record, eclipsing none other than Mike Kazlausky's previous program-high of 44 walks set in 1989. As well, Kulasingam is the only player in Air Force history to record multiple 100-hit seasons. His on-base streak will stretch into his senior year, a streak that now spans 55-consecutive games. Kulasingam led all Mountain West players in batting average (.426), doubles (28), walks (50), on-base percentage (.537), as his batting average closed as the fourth-highest figure in Division I following the conclusion of his spring.
Milahnie Perry, Women's Basketball: A First Team All-Mountain West selection and the leading single-season scorer in Air Force Division I history with 535 points, Perry closed the 2023-24 season leading the Falcons in points per game (16.7), made baskets (197) and assists (84). Perry finished the year the third-highest scorer in the league, the second-best performer from the free throw line (.836), top ten in steals (1.44) and sporting the sixth-best assist average in the league, adjusting to playing at point guard for the first time.
*(Awarded to cadet-athlete that has excelled in their chosen sport, while representing USAFA in an exemplary manner)
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