Mocs on the Mic - Episode 24
6/24/2020 4:16:00 PM | General, Women's Basketball, Women's Golf
This week's edition of Mocs on the Mic is the 24th installment of the podcast dedicated to UTC Athletics. This one takes a look at a pair of former Mocs who have having outstanding professional careers in their respective sports.Â
First up is former women's basketball star Jasmine Joyner. Joyner competed for the Mocs from 2014-17, ending her career with a Southern Conference record 436 blocks. The 2017 SoCon Defensive Player of the Year ranks eighth all-time in the NCAA in career blocks.Â
Joyner was recently named the Women's Player of the Year in the Basketball Journalists Association's annual awards for the 2019-20 campaign with the Nottingham Wildcats Basketball Club. She also made the Women's British Basketball League's Team of the Year in 2019.Â
Wolf competed for the Mocs from 2008-11 and has competed on the Ladies European Tour since 2012. The two-time All-SoCon performer qualified for the women's U.S. Open shortly after graduation in 2011 and competed in the 2016 Olympics for her native country of Austria.
As a professional, Wolf won the 2019 Hero Women's Indian Open. She also scored a 2012 win at the Crete Ladies Open on the LET Access Series.
Fans can check out the interviews on most Podcasting services, including Spotify, Apple and GoMocs.com/Podcasts.
First up is former women's basketball star Jasmine Joyner. Joyner competed for the Mocs from 2014-17, ending her career with a Southern Conference record 436 blocks. The 2017 SoCon Defensive Player of the Year ranks eighth all-time in the NCAA in career blocks.Â
Joyner was recently named the Women's Player of the Year in the Basketball Journalists Association's annual awards for the 2019-20 campaign with the Nottingham Wildcats Basketball Club. She also made the Women's British Basketball League's Team of the Year in 2019.Â
Wolf competed for the Mocs from 2008-11 and has competed on the Ladies European Tour since 2012. The two-time All-SoCon performer qualified for the women's U.S. Open shortly after graduation in 2011 and competed in the 2016 Olympics for her native country of Austria.
As a professional, Wolf won the 2019 Hero Women's Indian Open. She also scored a 2012 win at the Crete Ladies Open on the LET Access Series.
Fans can check out the interviews on most Podcasting services, including Spotify, Apple and GoMocs.com/Podcasts.
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