Bio

Isabelle Hoover joined The College of Wooster's track and field staff as a volunteer assistant in January 2025.

Hoover graduated as one of Wooster’s top distance runners. The 2022 North Coast Athletic Conference Distance Athlete of the Year was a four-time conference champion and earned the conference’s top honor following a distance sweep in the 3,000 (10:32.11) and 5,000 meters (17:47.61) at the 2022 indoor conference championships. She was the NCAC 10,000 meters champion in 2021 (38:00.59) and 2022 (36:51.49). Overall, Hoover earned 10 all-conference honors, including a pair of first-team certificates as a top-seven cross country finisher. Her fourth-place NCAC time of 23:54.9 in 2022 marked Wooster’s highest NCAC finish since W Association Hall of Famer and five-time All-American Katie Wieferich won the individual title in 2006. Hoover helped Wooster to a runner-up NCAC indoor finish in 2022 and its highest NCAC cross country placement since 1998 in 2021. She was named Division III Commissioner’s Association Region VII Women’s Sport Student-Athlete of the Year upon graduation.

The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient graduated with a master’s of philosophy in art history and architecture from the University of Cambridge after majoring in art history and classical languages at Wooster.

Hoover works in admissions at the College.