Washington University in St. Louis

Thomas Wehner joined the WashU staff in September 2024 and serves as the primary contact for men's soccer, volleyball, m/w cross country, women's basketball, m/w track and field, baseball, and men's tennis. as the Assistant Athletic Director of Communication and Operations from at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore from December of 2023 until May of 2024
 
Wehner has nearly two decades of experience in athletic communications, including spending the Spring 2024 as the Assistant Athletic Director for Communications and Operations at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore in Princess Anne, Md.
 
Prior to joining UMES. Wehner served as the Director of Athletic Communications at Roanoke College in Salem, Va. While at RC, Wehner was responsible for the day-to-day operations for the Maroons' 25 athletic programs.
 
During the 2021-2022 season, Wehner was the Associate Sports Information Director at Norfolk State University. While with the Spartans, he served as the primary contact for women's volleyball, men's basketball, bowling, and softball.  It was during this time that Wehner was the primary point of contact for the 2022 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference men's basketball champions and traveled and covered the team as they played in the NCAA Div. I tournament in Fort Worth. He also coordinated streaming services for all home softball contests, including the 2022 MEAC Softball Championship held on the NSU campus. 
 
While with the Spartans, Wehner served as the primary graphics coordinator and worked with the social media content creator to expand the Spartans reach with new initiatives.
 
Prior to his time in Norfolk, he served two and a half years as the Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations at Hampden-Sydney College. With the Tigers, Wehner was the soccer, swimming, tennis, and lacrosse contact. In addition, he was the primary graphic designer and video producer for H-SC athletics. While with the Tigers, he served as the official statistician for the 2021 NCAA Division III Softball Atlantic Regional hosted by Virginia Wesleyan in Virginia Beach. He also served as a Co-SAAC Advisor, Diversity & Inclusion Coordinator for Athletics, and as a member of the College's Title IX Committee.
 
Prior to joining the staff at H-SC, Wehner earned a Master of Arts in Communication Studies from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in May 2019. While with the NCAA Div. II Fighting Scots he served as the primary contact for women's volleyball, women's lacrosse, men's and women's tennis, as well as the Div. I wrestling program. He also worked as the primary graphic designer and video producer. In March 2019, Wehner traveled to Roanoke to assist in working the NCAA Div. III Wrestling National Championship hosted by Ferrum College.
 
Wehner served as the head boy's tennis and assistant football coach at John Champe High School in Aldie, Va. from 2012-16, leading the tennis team to a pair of conference championships and an appearance in the state quarterfinals in 2016. In addition to his coaching duties, he helped work several games and tournaments hosted by John Champe.
 
Wehner spent 2007 to 2009 working at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville, serving as the primary contact for women's volleyball, men's basketball, rifle, men's and women's tennis, and softball. He then completed his Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction in August of 2011 at TTU.
 
Wehner graduated in 2007 from Ferrum College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Russian. He was a three-year member of the men's tennis team with the Panthers. He helped Ferrum fini 12-7 during his junior year, earning fourth place in the USA South, still the third-best mark in team history.
 
Wehner was a member of the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) and is currently a member of College Sport Communicators (formerly CoSIDA), serving on the Publications and Digital Design Committee of CoSIDA. He is also the Graphics Chair for Go! Athletes and Equality Coaches Alliances (ECA) while also serving as a founder of Sports Equality Foundation.