2021 GNAC Field Hockey News
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Latest League-Record Number Selected to 2021-22 GNAC Academic All-Conference Team
June 21, 2022For the 14th straight year, the GNAC witnessed a record number of student-athletes (1,302) named to its Academic All-Conference Team of 3.25+ cumulative GPA. -
Megan Baker Named Dean Field Hockey Head Coach
March 21, 2022Dean College Director of Athletics George Martin has announced the hiring of Megan Baker as the next head coach of the school's field hockey program.
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JWU Field Hockey Narrowly Misses NCAA Tournament First-Round Upset Over Tufts
November 10, 2021Making its first appearance in the NCAA tournament, JWU fell to the Tufts Jumbos, 1-0, on a late fourth-quarter goal to end the Wildcats' season at 17-4.
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FIELD HOCKEY: JWU's Miele, Decker, Sloan Win Major Awards Amidst GNAC All-Conference Announcement
November 09, 2021JWU received three major individual honors, while Colby-Sawyer head coach was voted the GNAC Coach of the Year after guiding the Chargers to the regular-season title.
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FIELD HOCKEY: Four Second-Half Goals Land JWU First-Ever GNAC Championship
November 06, 2021JWU's Jillian Miele was named Tournament MVP as the second-seeded Wildcats posted a 4-1 victory at top seed Colby-Sawyer in the GNAC title game on Saturday afternoon.
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FIELD HOCKEY: GNAC Tournament Semifinal Summary
November 04, 2021Top seeds Colby-Sawyer and JWU took care of business at home on Wednesday, as the Wildcats now get set to travel to CSC in New London, N.H. for Saturday's 1PM championship game.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 9
November 01, 2021SJC's Emma Rutledge have five goals and two assists for 12 points for the Monks, who earned a GNAC Tournament victory as the No. 3 seed on Saturday.
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FIELD HOCKEY: GNAC Tournament Quarterfinal Summary
October 30, 2021Fifth-seeded Elms topped fourth-seeded Simmons, 2-1, in the lone quarterfinal upset on Saturday, while top seed Colby-Sawyer needed OT to survive eighth-seeded Anna Maria.
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FIELD HOCKEY: Colby-Sawyer Cements Top Seed in GNAC Tourney
October 28, 2021Colby-Sawyer, JWU, Saint Joseph's of Maine, and Simmons have earned the right to host the GNAC Quarterfinal round this Saturday.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 8
October 25, 2021Elms grad student Carissa Ramirez (#17) put together an 11-point week as the Blazers went 2-0 in GNAC play.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 7
October 18, 2021SJC senior Emma Rutledge tallied six goals with two assists for an impressive 14 points in a pair of GNAC wins for the Monks.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 6
October 11, 2021Lasell's Sheridan Blaha posted four goals, including both game-winners, in a 2-0 week for the Lasers.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 5
October 04, 2021Colby-Sawyer junior forward Aoife Daly captured her third GNAC Player of the Week accolade of the season after totaling five goals, including three game-winners, in a 3-0 week for the Chargers.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 4
September 27, 2021Anna Maria forward Allyson Shaw had a 10-point performance against Albertus Magnus to take home weekly accolades.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 3
September 20, 2021JWU's Jillian Miele became the Wildcats program all-time scoring leader after a 13-point week, collecting GNAC Player of the Week.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 2
September 13, 2021Colby-Sawyer's Aoife Daly and Lauren Wilkinson repeated as the GNAC Player and Goalkeeper of the Week as the Chargers are off to their best start in program history under head coach Emily Dewdney.
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GNAC Field Hockey Report: Week 1
September 05, 2021Colby-Sawyer took home a pair of Week 1 honors after a 2-0 week against Elms and Plymouth State.
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FIELD HOCKEY: Saint Joseph's of Maine Captures Top Spot in GNAC Preseason Poll
August 19, 2021The four-time defending GNAC champion Monks topped the annual coaches' poll, receiving eight first-place votes ahead of the 2021 campaign.
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Colby-Sawyer's Julia Lanctot Receives GNAC Woman of the Year Honor
July 28, 2021Recent Chargers field hockey graduate Julia (Dottie) Lanctot has been selected as the GNAC Woman of the Year, and will move forward within the NCAA Woman of the Year Award process.
