Cohen was simply dominant during her freshman campaign. The runner from Israel totaled 32 points for the Iowa Central Tritons by winning the 1500, 5000 and steeplechase while anchoring the second-place 4×800 relay team at the NJCAA Division championships. She was just as spectacular during the regular season, breaking the Israeli national record in the steeplechase with a time of 9:52.37, winning the Drake Relays in the process. She also broke the NJCAA 5000-meter record with a time of 16:07.03 at the Kansas Relays, also doubling as an Israeli national record. From the 1500m to the 5K, Cohen has dropped one unbelievable performance after another this spring, highlighted by her 9:52.37 3K steeple at the Drake Relays that broke the Israeli, NJCAA, and Drake Relays records. That time would currently rank sixth in the NCAA. She is also knocking on the door of sub-16 minutes in the 5K, as Cohen ran a 16:07 PR at Kansas Relays less than a month ago. She’ll head to the University of New Mexico this upcoming fall, where Cohen seems destined to become a Division I star as she joins the reigning NCAA cross country champions in Albuquerque. 

                         Gilad Berman, Georgia Gwinnett College

DYNASTY! Georgia Gwinnett College Men's Tennis Captures Fifth Consecutive NAIA National Championship

Saturday, May 19, 2018 - Five seasons of postseason play have resulted in five NAIA national championship titles for the Georgia Gwinnett College men's tennis program – the latest coming with a resounding 5-0 victory against No. 2-seeded Keiser University (Fla.) Saturday afternoon at the Mobile Tennis Center.

The Grizzlies closed out play in this year's national championships by not losing a single point in four rounds of matches.

GGC players and coaching staff chanted "Dynasty" after the team wrapped up the latest championship.

"We have a special group of players. Five in a row is a special feat," said Head Coach Chase Hodges. "I am super proud of the guys. Every opponent gives us their best and even with those stiff challenges we continue to win at a high level."

The Grizzlies set a winning pace early by dominating all three doubles matches.

The senior tandem of Kevin Konfederak and Gilad Berman (Ramat Hasharon, ISRAEL) won eight of 10 games to grab the first point of the match.

"The first point is always huge, giving us momentum for the rest of the match," noted Hodges. "We have put a lot of emphasis on doubles in practice. We make life easy on us with strong doubles play."  

Berman was named the national championships' Most Outstanding Player while Hodges was once again named the NAIA Coach of the Year.

"I am really happy for Gilad," said Hodges. "I love all of my players, but to have a senior clinch the point and to have the career he has had is remarkable."