WCAP Soldiers come from the Active, Reserve and National Guard components, and are selected for their ability to perform at the highest level of their sports. After joining the unit, they hone their skills with elite civilian and military coaches at America’s best facilities. Meanwhile, they keep current with Army requirements, attend military schools and stay competitive with their uniformed counterparts.
WCAP Soldiers also conduct essential outreach activities. They hold clinics, speak to high school and college audiences, talk with athletic teams and make appearances in support of Army recruiting stations.
WCAP also grants the Army important national visibility, and reinforces public pride in our Armed Forces. Especially during high-profile competitions like the Olympics, WCAP Soldiers provide positive role models, motivate their fellow Soldiers and give Americans another reason to get excited about the Army. Since 1948, 451 Soldiers have represented the United States at the Olympics, earning 112 medals in a variety of sports. WCAP continues that proud tradition.
WCAP Leadership
Mr. Josh Gwinn
Director, Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR)
Rhonda Hunter
Deputy Director, Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR)
Mr. Willie Wilson
WCAP Program Director
Mr. Willie Wilson brings a wealth of knowledge and experience overseeing the Army World Class Athlete Program. Mr. Wilson serves as the Army’s liaison to the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and its governing bodies for each of the Olympic Sports that Soldiers compete in to ensure the Army and its Soldier-athletes are represented at both the national and international levels.
CPT Sarah Wyly
WCAP Commander
CPT Wyly, from Virginia, commissioned into the Corps of Engineers in 2021 after completing Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, Georgia. She attended the Engineer Basic Officer Leaders Course in 2022 following Basic Combat Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. CPT Wyly's first assignment was with Alpha Company, 35th Engineer Battalion, 1st Engineer Brigade at Fort Leonard Wood, where she served as a 12B One Station Unit Training platoon leader and company executive officer. In December 2022, she moved to Fort Drum, New York, and served with the 642nd Engineer Support Company, 46th Engineer Battalion, 20th Engineer Brigade as a maintenance and operations officer and vertical construction platoon leader. She later served with the 41st Engineer Battalion, 10th Mountain Division as the battalion S4 and Home Station Mission Command officer in charge. Most recently, she graduated from the Engineer Captain's Career Course at Fort Leonard Wood in June 2026. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology with a minor in French from the University of Lynchburg in 2019.
1SG Quentin McCoy
WCAP First Sergeant
1SG McCoy hails from Hot Springs, AR, the son of the late Willie and Dr. Janice McCoy. Following his graduation, he enlisted in 2002 as a 92F Petroleum Supply Specialist. Throughout his distinguished career, he has held numerous pivotal leadership roles, including serving as 1SG during a rotation supporting Operation Shield under COVID-19 restrictions with the 142d Combat Sustainment Support Battalion. Additionally, he has been the operations sergeant for both the 25th Transportation Battalion and the 87th Division Sustainment Support Battalion. 1SG McCoy has also made significant contributions outside of his primary duties, notably as an athlete and assistant coach on the boxing team. His dedication to leadership and his passion for mentoring and caring for Soldiers will undoubtedly steer the WCAP athletes toward achieving professional excellence.