William & Mary Athletics

2021 Highlights
Garnered All-ECAC honors on rings after placing among the top six in conference during the regular season based on NQA … Earned team’s Excellence Award on rings … Posted a career-high 13.433 on floor and a season-best 13.233 on rings at the NCAA Championships … Earned W&M’s Provost Award … Earned first-team All-America Scholar-Athlete distinction by the College Gymnastics Association …

2020 Highlights
Team captain … Garnered ECAC Co-Most Improved distinction … Fixture in the floor and rings lineups … Earned career highs on floor (13.4) and rings (13.5) in the home opener against Springfield … Earned W&M's prestigious Cypher Award, which recognizes elite students as being stewards of the university's core values, and for their unceasing efforts to make a meaningful difference while at W&M … Earned second-team All-America Scholar-Athlete distinction by the College Gymnastics Association …

2019 Highlights
Did not compete …

2018 Highlights
Competed at Springfield on floor (12.45) and rings (11.9) …

Prep and Personal
Having grown up between Seattle, Amsterdam, London, and Moscow, Zane brings some very unique and exciting experiences to the team … While he has not competed at the USA Gymnastics Junior Olympics, Zane did finish 2^nd on High Bar at the Junior 1 Dutch Nationals in 2014 and qualified for 2016 Vault finals at the Voronin International Cup in Moscow … Zane has traveled to more than 50 countries, applying his incredible work ethic to volunteer with refugees in Greece, and build schools in Cambodia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, to name a few … Zane also speaks Dutch fluently, and has used his skills interning with Translators without Borders … Having served as Treasurer of the National Honor Society, a fundraising committee member for the Anglo-American School Ambassadors, and a math and science tutor, Zane’s commitment to service and education are readily apparent … It is no surprise that, while Zane plans to major in Math with a minor in Philosophy, his intention is to pursue a career in teaching.  We look forward to the contributions Zane will make in the gym on Floor, Parallel Bars, Rings, Vault, and High Bar, but are just as excited about the ways he will carry forward the Tribe tradition of service.