2025-26 Westfield State Women's Lacrosse News
Beth Crahan, Jace Falcone, Eliza Lee, Matt Linehan, and Joss Mettey were the five Owls representatives for their respective spring sports teams.
Julianne Kelly and Mercedes Rozzi earned the Peter Mazza Athletics Award at the SAAC senior and awards night for their academic, athletic, civic, and personal achievements.
Westfield State Athletics soar to a sixth consecutive Smith Cup trophy and have now won the most Smith Cups in MASCAC history.
The Owls had a conference-high five first team selections.
Madigan Kelly scored the golden-goal winner for Worcester State to earn back-to-back conference championships.
The Owls seek a third conference title in the last four seasons and will face the Lancers at 12:00 P.M. on Saturday.
Christina Roncarati scored the game-winning goal with 26 seconds remaining in the game as the Owls defeated Bridgewater State 9-8 to advance to Saturday’s championship game.
The second-seeded Owls take on the third-seeded Bears on Alumni Field at 7:00 P.M. with a trip to the MASCAC Championship game at stake.
Six different Owls scored multiple goals in a balanced scoring attack for Westfield which enters the MASCAC Tournament next week as the second overall seed.
Morales tallied 11 goals and four assists in a 2-1 week
The Owls will be the two seed in the upcoming MASCAC Tournament with the loss.
Westfield Stays Unbeaten in Conference Play at 5-0
Christina Roncarati scored her 100th career goal as part of a seven-point night as Westfield improved to 4-0 in the MASCAC.
The Owls faced their third ranked opponent of the season to complete their non-conference slate.
Burchman anchored a strong defensive effort for the Owls in a 10-8 conference win over Bridgewater State on Saturday.
Westfield State improves to 3-0 in the league
