The 2025 Hornet Awards were presented on Sunday, June 1^st, in the Dalton Theatre. The Kalamazoo College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee selected the award winners.

Honorary Hornet Award
Dom Passanante
Joey Chester

Newcomer of the Year
Addison Lyons (Women's Tennis)
Cameron Crosby (Men's Tennis)

Team Record-Breaking Season
Women's Cross Country
Baseball

Outstanding Team Competition of the Year
Women's Tennis - One of the season's most exciting moments came during the 4-2 MIAA Semifinal win over Saint Mary's. Saint Mary's had won 11 of their last 12, but Kalamazoo struck first, winning 2 and 3 doubles to take the opening point. After moving indoors due to the weather, Juliana Pullen gave K a quick 2-0 lead with a dominant 6-0 win. The match tightened at 2-2, but Ivy Walker came through with a convincing win at #4 singles. The deciding point came from Rebecca Elias, who played one of her best matches of the year to clinch the victory. This all-around team effort sent Kalamazoo back to the MIAA Championship match, just one win away from the NCAA Tournament.

Men's Basketball - One of the season's most memorable performances came from the Men's Basketball Team in their high-scoring showdown against Grinnell. In an exciting, fast-paced game, the Hornets came out on top with a 130-115 victory, setting a new college record for most points scored in a game since the 1977-1978 season. It was a historic night for the program and a true display of teamwork and determination.

Individual Record Breaker of the Year
Tessa Fuller (Women's Lacrosse)
Lukas Broadsword (Men's Basketball)

Most Valuable Teammate
Savannah Chapie (Women's Volleyball)
Levi Thomas (Men's Cross Country)

Community Service Award
Women's Tennis

Comeback Athlete of the Year
Abbie Caza (Women's Lacrosse)
Jackson Mitchell (Football)

Coach of the Year
Mark Murphy (Women's Tennis)

Individual Moment of the Year
Ruby Hogan (Women's Basketball)
Lukas Broadsword (Men's Basketball)

Outstanding Team of the Year
Women's Tennis
Men's Tennis

Hornet of the Year
Paige Anderson (Women's Cross Country)
Adnan Alousi (Men's Tennis)