HIRAM, Ohio - May 28, 2024 - A historic season ended with some hardware for Hiram STUNT this past week, as six different student-athletes earned All-American honors. Nina Casalandra, Brianna James and Jay Manigo each earned spots on the First Team, while Reyna Polly (Second Team), Alli Hoffman (Second Team) and Avery Price (Honorable Mention) rounded out the largest class of All-Americans in program history.

The Terriers finished the season just one win shy of a national championship, falling to No. 1 Alma College in the championship game in Missouri. The season-ending national rankings placed Hiram second in the country as well.

Casalandra, who was already named a member of the All-Great Midwest First Team and the school's Helen M. Petroskey Award winner, becomes the first student-athlete in program history to be named a First-Team All-American in four different seasons. She tied for the team-lead in power rating throughout the season and eventually fueled the team on its postseason run, earning a spot on the Great Midwest All-Tournament Team along the way.

Tied with Casalandra for the lead in power rating was Manigo, with James trailing closely behind. Manigo is now a two-time All-American (Second-Team in 2023), while James is a first-time winner of the prestigious award.

Polly, Hoffman and Price made up the other half of the team's All-American class; each of the three student-athletes served key roles in the base/tumbler (Polly), flyer (Hoffman) and flyer/tumbler (Price) positions. Hoffman was also an Honorable Mention selection in 2022, while Polly and Price are first-time All-Americans.

Hiram will turn its attention to 2025, where it will have a chance to climb the Great Midwest Athletic Conference standings and pursue another shot at a national championship.