STANDISH, Maine – The Saint Joseph's College Department of Athletics has announced the addition of three Graduate Assistants to its staff. Katelynn Reynolds '26 will serve as the Strength & Conditioning Graduate Assistant, while 2026 University of Maine at Farmington graduates Hannah Wilbur and Jameson Bloch will join the SJC Sports Information Department.
"We're incredibly thankful for the support and vision of the College in adding three Graduate Assistant positions within Athletics," said Corey McCarthy, SJC Director of Athletics for Communications & Marketing. "These positions will make an immediate impact on our student-athletes, coaches and programs while providing valuable professional development opportunities for Katelynn, Hannah and Jameson. We truly appreciate the institution's continued commitment to Saint Joseph's Athletics."
Katelynn Reynolds '26 – Graduate Assistant: Strength & Conditioning
Reynolds joins the Athletics Department as a Graduate Assistant for Strength & Conditioning after earning her bachelor's degree in Exercise Science – Pre-Athletic Training, with a minor in Biology, from Saint Joseph's in May 2026.
During her senior year, Reynolds interned with the Saint Joseph's Strength & Conditioning program, gaining valuable hands-on experience working with Monks student-athletes. She has since continued to expand her background through an internship with the Athletic Training department at the University of Southern Maine and as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Gain Strength & Conditioning in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Her combination of experience in strength and conditioning and athletic training provides Reynolds with a well-rounded foundation as she continues her professional development at Saint Joseph's.
"I'm thrilled to welcome Katelynn to the team," adds SJC Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Jameson Collins '17. Her hands-on experience across athletic training and strength and conditioning, paired with her drive to continue learning, makes her a great fit for our program. I'm excited to see the impact she'll have on our student-athletes and within the department."
Hannah Wilbur – Graduate Assistant: Sports Information Creative Media
Wilbur joins Saint Joseph's College Athletics after graduating from the University of Maine at Farmington with a degree in Graphic Design and minors in Business Communications and Art History.
A four-year member of the UMF women's soccer team and a team captain during her senior season, Wilbur also spent four years working as a sports photographer for UMF Athletics under Sports Information Director Jason Brooks. Through that experience, she developed a passion for capturing the emotion and personality of collegiate athletics while helping tell the stories of the student-athletes behind the competition.
Wilbur brings a strong combination of photography, graphic design, athletics and communications experience to the Monks. At Saint Joseph's, she will help enhance the department's visual storytelling and social media presence while continuing to expand her knowledge of sports photography, editing techniques and other areas of athletic communications.
"Hannah brings a tremendous amount of photography experience and graphic design ability to our department," said McCarthy. "She has an excellent eye for visual content and will help us continue raising the level of our social media and overall presentation. She's also eager to learn more about every aspect of athletics photography, and I'm excited to see her skills continue to develop during her time at Saint Joseph's."
Jameson Bloch – Graduate Assistant: Sports Information Operations
Bloch joins the Saint Joseph's Sports Information staff while pursuing his Master of Business Administration (MBA). A native of Attleboro, Massachusetts, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Business Psychology with a concentration in Marketing from the University of Maine at Farmington, along with minors in Business Communications and Coaching.
During his time at Farmington, Bloch gained extensive experience in collegiate athletics and sports communications. He spent three years working in the UMF Sports Information Department under Jason Brooks, gaining hands-on experience in athletic communications, game-day operations, statistics and promotion. He also interned with UMF Athletic Director Jamie Beaudoin, further expanding his exposure to collegiate athletics administration.
A four-year member of the UMF baseball team and senior captain, Bloch was also active in the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee throughout his career, serving as secretary during the 2025-26 academic year. He currently serves as the North Atlantic Conference representative on the NCAA Division III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), where he contributes to national discussions surrounding the Division III student-athlete experience.
"With his extensive background in sports information and athletics administration at Maine-Farmington, Jameson has the ability to capably fill a wide variety of roles for our department," McCarthy added. "He has a very high level of sports knowledge, learns quickly and is extremely competent. Just as importantly, he's eager to learn every aspect of the profession as he prepares for a career in collegiate athletics."
