TOWSON, Md. – The 2014-15 school year saw plenty of success on the field, on the court and in the pool for the Tiger Athletics Department. Over the next several weeks, TowsonTigers.com will look back at the Top 10 moments from the 2014-15 year.

The past year proved to be a balanced one across the board as voting by members of the athletics staff saw 26 different moments receive a vote and 13 of the 19 teams be recognized in either the Top 10 or the honorable mention.

Today we recognize our honorable mention moments that fell just shy of making the Top 10.

• Women's Basketball – Five years is a long time to go without a win in the conference tournament, that was the mountain facing Head Coach Niki Reid Geckeler and the Tigers as they entered the 2014-15 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Tournament. Things didn't look good as the Tigers went down 18-8 in the first half. However, Towson was not to be denied in its quest for its first CAA Tournament win since the 2008-09 season. LaTorri Hines-Allen and Ciara Webb combined for 28 second half points to lead the Tigers to the 79-70 victory over College of Charleston.
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•  Men's Swimming & Diving – 13 school records over the course of a four-day meet usually means something is going right and that proved true for the Tigers at the 2015 CAA Championship. The Tigers finished in second place, it was Towson's highest finish at a CAA postseason meet since joining the conference in 2001-02. It is the Tigers' best postseason finish since they finished second at the America East conference meet in 2000-01. Highlighting the record breaking action for the Tigers was Matt McKenney, who was part of seven records and Nick Breschi who was part of all four record-setting relay teams.
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• Men's Basketball – Facing a guy who is 6-9 and standing between you and the basket would strike fear into the hearts of most players. Timajh Parker-Rivera decided to go right over top of him in a game against Hofstra. Parker-Rivera went straight to the basket and slammed the ball home. The dunk caught the notice of ESPN and was in consideration for SportsCenter's Top 10 and was retweeted by ESPN.
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•  Softball – Every player dreams of a chance to hit home runs. The 2015 Tiger softball squad did their fair share of smacking the long ball. However, it was a pair of home runs on Senior Day that proved quite memorable. Freshman catcher Shelby Stracher hit a three run shot in the fourth inning which tied the school record for home runs by a team in a single-season. Not to be out done, freshman third baseman Daria Edwards belted a grand slam in the sixth inning which was the Tigers' 45 home run of the season and established a new school record. Towson finished the year with 49 home runs.
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• Field Hockey – Down three goals with seven minutes to play against the No. 18 team in the country would seem like an insurmountable challenge for most. For the Tigers, it provided the dramatics for the most exciting win of the year. Courtney Branco scored a pair of goals for the Tigers while Stacey Mackintosh had a goal and an assist in the 4-3 comeback victory over No. 18 American.
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• Volleyball – Ask most fans what a libero does during a volleyball match and they will probably say what's a libero? Paige Sekerak throughout her career has proven to be strong defensive leader and kept plenty of balls from hitting the floor off the serve and opponents' attack. In early October she cemented her name in the Towson record books as the best in program history. Sekerak had 16 digs in a 3-1 win at Northeastern which gave her 1,627 for her career and broke Stacy Humphries' school record (1,617 1992-95). Sekerak finished her career with 1,869 career digs after posting 484 as a senior.
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• Track and Field – When you are part of a relay team, all four members of the team have to run hard and fast to find success. In the ECAC 4x100m finals, the Tiger team of Kelsey Fiddes, Zanae Freeland, Brittany Shields and Kaitlyn Davis did just that. The quartet ran a time of 46.89 to finish sixth in the event. Along the way, they established a new school record and earned the program's first relay team points in the ECAC Championship.
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• Fans Choice – We asked the fans to tell us on social media what their favorite memory from this past year was. They chose the men's lacrosse win over Johns Hopkins. Stay tuned to see if that made the Top 10.
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The Top 10 kicks off on Tuesday, June 2 as we reveal the number 10 moment.