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		Tammie Hammon Moody, Coordinator of Athletic Training Services Tammie Hammon Moody graduated from the University of Charleston in West Virginia in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training/Sports Medicine. She was a collegiate athlete who participated in volleyball for four seasons. Tammie completed her Master’s degree at Marshall University in 1997. She was awarded the 2025 WVATA Athletic Trainer of the Year. Tammie is a Clinical Instructor for the Athletic Training program and teaches classes in the Exercise Science Department. Tammie researched and developed a Women’s Wellness course that was added to the curriculum in 2006. She gained her Strength and Conditioning Specialist Certification through the NSCA in 2003. Tammie has also worked as a Certified Personal Trainer since 1995 and fits in a few clients when time allows. She also enjoys working with the geriatric population. She began senior aerobic fitness classes in 2000, in conjunction with the local Senior Center, to help increase and encourage physical activity among older adults. She also continued her education by taking courses toward a degree in elementary education. Tammie is married to her husband, Kendell, and they have a 14-year-old daughter, Bailey.
		John Zubal, Athletic Trainer John Zubal begins his tenth season as an athletic trainer at WVWC. He is the primary athletic training contact for women’s basketball, dance, women’s volleyball, women’s and men’s golf, women’s and men’s cross country, and women’s and men’s track and field. In addition, he is also the student-athlete health insurance coordinator as well as the NCAA Drug Testing coordinator. John’s professional experiences range from the NCAA Division I, II, and III levels, as well as the professional ranks. As an athletic trainer, John has contributed to such team success that have included a women’s basketball National Championship, Final Fours, Elite Eights, NCAA Tournament Appearances, conference tournament championships, and conference regular season championships. John was also the athletic trainer for All-Americans as well as numerous student-athletes who achieved accolades for all conference, and all region athletically and academically. Recognized by his peers, John was presented in 2011 with the NATA 25 Year Award and in 2005 was selected for the NATA Athletic Trainer Service Award. John was a member of a conference Athletic Training Staff of the Year Award in 2007. In 2002, he was presented with a Professional Staff of the Year Award. In 2021, John was recognized by Wesleyan for five years of service. John was a speaker at the 2019 WVATA Conference on the topic of student-athlete insurance. John achieved his Masters of Science degree in Athletic Administration from the University of Utah. He achieved his Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training from the University of Pittsburgh.

		Courtney Wilfong, Athletic Trainer Courtney Wilfong earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training in 2023 and her Master of Science in Athletic Training in 2024 at West Virginia Wesleyan. She completed five years as an athlete on the women's basketball team throughout her time there. Following graduation, Courtney began working as an athletic trainer for the volleyball and men’s basketball teams in August 2024.

		Hunter Williams, Assistant Athletic Trainer

		Chris Routch, Athletic Trainer Chris Routch is from DuBois, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Lock Haven University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences and graduated from Slippery Rock University with a Master of Science degree in Athletic Training. His favorite sport is football. His favorite college football team is the Oregon Ducks and his favorite NFL team is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Chris' professional goals are to work football in the Division I setting, while eventually becoming an athletic trainer in the NFL.