A title for the Eagles, Fleet trainees up for grabs, honors for athletes and helping the hungry? This week is packed! Check out more as you read!
Soaring into the end of the season, Husson University wins their second Central Maine Collegiate Field Hockey Conference! On Nov. 9, the Eagles defeated Thomas College in overtime with Faith Tillotson making the winning shot assisted by Maddie Perkins. Ending the game 3-2, Husson concluded with a score that complimented their shot and corner advantages! Congratulations, Eagles!
As of Nov. 12, the Boston Fleet released Julia Nearis and Julia Shaunessy from training camp. In the PWHL, these players are now available to be signed by other teams in the league. As one of eight teams, the Fleet has a team of 16 forwards, 10 defenders and four goaltenders ready for their upcoming scrimmages against Montreal.
Keeping up with their community, Southern Connecticut State University hosted a food drive on Saturday, Nov. 15. The team wanted to support those in need during their SCSU Tip-Off Classic. Food, beverages, hygiene products and baby products were requested and received by many fans who came out to support the program.
Three athletes on the Southern New Hampshire University women’s soccer team earned NE10 All-Conference Honors for their performances this season. Earning her spot on the second team is senior Imogen Noon. Two spots on the third team were awarded to senior Georgia Greene and junior Avary Hall. After assisting their team into the No. 5 seed of the NE10 Championship, it’s no surprise why their skill and determination granted them these three spots!
Upcoming Events:
Boston University Women’s Basketball faces Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island on Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. EST
Southern New Hampshire University Women’s Basketball goes up against Bentley University at SNHU on Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m. EST
University of New England vs. Salve Regina on Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. EST in a home game for Women’s Ice Hockey