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Naval Academy Student-Athlete Spotlight: Tori DiCarlo

Navy Women's Lacrosse junior attacker Tori Carlo is featured on this week's Student-Athlete Spotlight, presented by Northrop Grumman. The United States Naval Academy offers 36 varsity sports. Navy Football offers a unique college football game day atmosphere and pageantry that dates back to 1879. The Midshipmen completed their 143rd season of competition in 2023. They were led by first-year head coach Brian Newberry, the 40th leader in Navy Football history, who was appointed by Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk. Newberry had served as defensive coordinator from 2019-2022. The team finished 5-7. The Mids pride themselves on dominance against service academy foe and archrival Army Black Knights in the Star Series. Navy is 39-4-2 against Army in the annual series over the past 45 years. Navy has cultivated a dynasty in its NCAA Division I Olympic, distance and endurance sports. Among its 17 conference championships in the 2022-23 season, the USNA swept the Patriot League titles in Cross Country (Men's and Women's), Swimming & Diving (Men's and Women's), Women's Rowing, and Indoor Track & Field and Outdoor Track & Field (both Men's and Women's). Navy has won 147 Patriot League titles since joining the conference in the 1991-92 campaign. On March 1, Gladchuk announced that Navy would sponsor Women's Triathlon as its 36th varsity sport, beginning competition in the fall. Men's Rugby compiled an 18-0 record and clinched the Collegiate Rugby Association of America (CRAA) Division 1-A National Championship. More Navy Athletics videos: Student-Athlete Spotlight - David Key:    • Naval Academy Student-Athlete Spotlight: D...   Navy Squash's Tighe Mullarkey - Grateful for a Second Chance at Life:    • Navy Squash's Tighe Mullarkey - Grateful f...   For all the latest news, highlights and features, follow @NavyAthletics on social media:   / navyathletics     / navyathletics     / navyathletics