As a junior, Hosler teamed up with Alex Bailey at No. 1 singles player in program history to win an individual PAC Title. 1 singles at the 2013 PAC Championship, the only No. Her 20 wins in 2013 are tied for the second-most singles victories in a season in school history and are the most by a No. 1 singles (tying second-most in program history for singles wins in a season) and helped lead Westminster to a PAC Championship Title and advance to the NCAA Tournament. In her PAC MVP season, Hosler was 20-1 in No. In total, Hosler earned eight All-PAC finishes in the PAC Tournament, including First Team (first place at the PAC Tournament) four times (2013, No. She holds the career school records in both singles wins (71, primarily at No. Hosler was a key member in Westminster’s back-to-back PAC Championship teams (2012, 2013). For his entire head coaching career, Dafler was just four wins away from 200.Ĭaitlin Hosler Zavora '14, the only PAC Player of the Year in program history, was an All-PAC selection all four years - including All-PAC First Team in three seasons. During his coaching tenure, Dafler helped Westminster win five Keystone-Empire Collegiate Conference (KECC) titles and two NAIA Division I National Playoff appearances. Dafler joined Westminster in 1989 as an assistant coach for the men's basketball team, later being promoted as the head coach, and became the Director of Athletics in 1999. During Dafler's tenure at Westminster, teams, student-athletes, and coaches have been recognized regionally and nationally, including numerous All-Americans, conference players of the year, scholar-athletes, conference championships, coaches of the year, and all-conference players. Additionally, Dafler oversaw multiple renovations and improvements to Harold Burry Stadium and to the Memorial Field House (including the football locker room expansion and renovation, the Chet and Hilda Claire Student-Athlete Lounge, and the Dar Huey Heritage Center). He also assisted in the transition of Westminster's move from NAIA to NCAA Division II to NCAA Division III.

Dafler led the charge of adding four new varsity sport programs, including women's golf, women's track & field, men's lacrosse, and women's lacrosse – and the reestablishment of the diving program. These top-level facilities include the UPMC Sports Complex, the Westminster Softball Field, the Westminster Baseball Field, and the Bill Rankin Indoor Golf Center. Dafler helped lead the construction and renovations of state-of-the-art facilities to further enhance the student-athlete experience and to provide as many opportunities as possible for all Titans to succeed. Under his leadership and guidance, Westminster became a landing spot for student-athletes all across the country to come and compete at world-class facilities. Jim Dafler was a member of the Titan Athletics staff for 32 years, including 22 as the Director of Athletics.

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