With a legacy starting and birds flying high, we have quite the newsletter for you! Read more below!
Weekly Wrap Up:
The Gulls swooped in and snatched the title for another year in a row for women’s ice hockey! Endicott College secured the Conference of New England’s Women’s Ice Hockey Championship after defeating the Western New England Golden Bears 1-0. Endicott’s junior forward from Topsfield, Massachusetts, Maddie DiNardo, scored the overtime goal that brought down the Bears!
The Boston Legacy FC made their debut at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on March 14! The Legacy FC faced the reigning champions of the NWSL, Gotham FC of New York. Though Boston lost 1-0, this game marks a new era for Boston and for women’s sports that New England is finally a part of — women’s soccer. Check out the game recap here!
Recent Reads:
In WotNe writer Lauren Cinnelli’s piece, From Player to Mentor: How Jenna Olson is Building a Culture at Lexington Christian Academy, learn about Jenna Olsen’s athletic career and what she continues to do for female sports! Check it out here.
Take a trip down memory lane with Throwback Feature: Aly Raisman written by WotNe writer Cassadi O’Leary. Raismen has influenced the gymnastics world as well as the lives of young women everywhere. Learn about the Massachusetts native Olympian here!
Upcoming Events:
Springfield College women’s tennis takes on Bethel University in Orlando, Florida on March 16 at 7:30 a.m. EDT
MIT hosts University of Chicago women’s lacrosse on March 17 at 5 p.m. EDT in Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Boston Fleet faces off against the Toronto Sceptres on March 17 at 7 p.m. EDT in Boston, Massachusetts