2016 GNAC Women's Soccer News
The GNAC is pleased to announce its 2017 GNAC Woman of the Year nominees in JWU's Morgan Thompson and Lasell's Mack Kingman.
Emmanuel women's soccer ran a soccer clinic for inner-city youths sponsored by the Dream Big! organization at Madison Park Vocational Technical High.
Saint Joseph's women's soccer student-athlete Sarah Comtois has been selected to attend the inaugural NCAA Division III CoSIDA Student Program.
Sarah Comtois, a Saint Joseph’s of Maine junior student-athlete, has been appointed to the role of GNAC Social Media & Championship Specialist.
The Mount Ida athletic department extends a welcome to Brigida Palatino, who will be joining the staff as the head coach of the women's soccer program.
Lasell senior defender Mack Kingman has been named to the NSCAA Division III Women's All-America Second Team, it was announced last week.
Amherst scored three goals in the first half en route to a 4-0 victory over Lasell College in the NCAA Tournament First Round on Saturday afternoon.
The Lasers will face Amherst College in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, November 12.
The GNAC announced its All-Conference selections on Monday, with Lasell and JWU both landing seven players on the three teams.
Lasell overcame a 1-0 halftime deficit to defeat Albertus Magnus, 2-1, on Saturday in the GNAC Championship contest at Newton's Taylor Field.
Top-seeded Lasell will host third-seeded Albertus Magnus at 1:00 PM on Saturday afternoon after both programs earned semifinal victories on Wednesday.
Suffolk's Jennifer Martin had a seven-point week, including the game-winner in a GNAC Quarterfinal upset of JWU, to collect Player of the Week accolades.
While higher seeds Lasell, Albertus Magnus and Saint Joseph's won at home on Sunday, seventh-seeded Suffolk knocked off No. 2 JWU, 2-1, on the road.
Lasell's Megan Cullen had five goals, including four in a win at SJC, and an assist for 11 points as the Lasers nailed down the GNAC Tournament's top seed.
For the fourth straight year, the six-time defending GNAC champion Lasers will be the top seed in the GNAC Tournament.
JWU's Kyra Selner had five goals for 10 points in a 3-0 week to collect her third GNAC Player of the Week award of the season.
