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Pep Rally Kicks Off Sports Seasons

9.3.2010 | Women's Soccer

The Westfield State University women's soccer team poses for a casual group photo prior to the Pep Rally for fall semester sports teams on the campus green Thursday evening, Sept. 2. An overflow crowd of students attended the pep rally to cheer on the Owls.

Owls Picked To Defend MASCAC Title

Women's Soccer Preseason Poll Released

8.24.2010 | Women's Soccer

The Westfield State women's soccer team prepares to defend its MASCAC title.

Preseason Poll

The Owls of Westfield State University are the pre-season pick to win the 2010 Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference women’s soccer championship in a vote of the league’s coaches.

Maines To Be Inducted Into Hall

8.12.2010 | Women's Basketball, Women's Soccer

Holly (Maines) McGovern

Former basketball and soccer standout Holly (Maines) McGovern is being inducted into the Westfield State Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 22.

Click the Hall of Fame link below for complete details:

Class of 2010 Hall of Fame story.

Preseason Move-In Schedule Finalized

7.15.2010 | Field Hockey, Football, Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, Women's Volleyball

Back by popular demand, the student-athletes on the teams of football, men’s soccer, field hockey, women’s soccer and volleyball will be housed in Courtney Hall during preseason. Student-athletes will report to Courtney Hall upon arriving to campus.

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7.3.10 | General

Owl Fall Sports Schedules Released

The Westfield State 2010 fall sports schedules have been officially released and are now posted on the Owl website.

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5.31.10 | Women's Soccer

Gearin Named Outstanding Contributor

Westfield athletics director Richard Lenfest presents senior Meg Gearin with the athletics department's 2010 Outstanding Contributor Award during the college's annual sports banquet.

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2.3.10 | Women's Soccer

Westfield Soccer Team Honored

The Westfield State women's soccer team was honored at halftime of the Westfield men's basketball game on Feb. 2 for participating in the NCAA Tournament and winning the MASCAC championship, both for the second consecutive year. Westfield athletics director Richard Lenfest congratulates junior Kelly Gonet during the halftime ceremony.

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12.16.09 | Women's Soccer

Women's Soccer Seniors Honored

The Westfield State women's soccer team seniors received special recognition
at the college's fall sports banquet. From left to right are: head coach Todd
Ditmar, Colleen Kenney, Alicia Chandler, Meg Gearin, and athletics director
Richard Lenfest.

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12.16.09 | Women's Soccer

Chandler, Gearin Receive Awards

The Westfield State women's soccer team presented its special team
achievement awards at the college's fall semester varsity sports banquet.
From left to right are: head coach Todd Ditmar, Alicia Chandler (defensive
player of the year and Justine Crocker Award), and Meg Gearin (offensive
player of the year).

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12.6.09 | Women's Soccer

Three Owls Selected All-New England

ECAC All-New England Team

Three members of Westfield State's conference championship team were selected to the ECAC 2009 Division III New England women's soccer all-star squad.

Senior standout Meg Gearin (Groton, Mass.) was a first-team All-New England selection and also named the New England Division III offensive player of the year. Junior midfielder Kate MacLellan (Wlbraham, Mass.) was an All-New England first-team pick and senior back Alicia Chandler (Duxbury) was a second-team selection.

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11.28.09 | Women's Soccer

Six Owls Earn Soccer Honors

All-Conference Team

Six members of Westfield State's championship women's soccer team were selected the the Massachusetts State College Athletics Conference (MASCAC) all-conference squads.

Heading the list is senior forward Meg Gearin (Groton, Mass.), who was chosen the MASCAC player of the year. She set school records for goals (19) and points (42) in a season in leading the Owls to the MASCAC title and NCAA Tournament for the second straight year.

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