The Conference of New England has announced its postseason awards for women’s golf! Coach of the Year goes to Jay Parker of Suffolk. Rookie of the Year is Maris Branyan of Hartford. Scholar Athlete of the Year went to Kaitlin Baca at Nichols College. Last but not least, Player of the Year was given to a University of New England student-athlete, Abby Flanagan! These awards were well earned, and the WotNE family congratulates them all!
Boston Fleet has officially announced their training camp roster for 2025. The 32 players will team up on the ice on Nov. 10, 2025, for the first time together for the PWHL season. The training included two preseason scrimmages, both against Montreal on Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. EST and Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. EST at Verdun Auditorium. Unfortunately, they are private and will not be available to the public in person or via broadcast. You can keep up with the games by going to thepwhl.com to see the live stats!
Boston Renegades, the women’s tackle football team, has decided to take the 2025 season off. They aim to focus on elevating the game and utilizing this time for community outreach. As past winners of the Women’s Football Alliance Championships, the Renegades have a strong and inspiring hold on the women’s football universe. Although it’s a bummer for fans to not see them in action this season, the step back is a smart strategy to better themselves, the sport and the team.
Upcoming Events:
Conference of New England Women’s Tennis Tournament Oct. 28—Nov. 1
Colgate Women’s Soccer vs. Boston University at Nickerson Field, Oct. 29 at 6 p.m. EST
Connecticut College Field Hockey at Wesleyan University on Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. EST
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