Weston, Mass.—Regis College women’s soccer will host 10 of its 19 games as stated in its regular season schedule that was released by the athletics department this week. Regis will kick-off the season at Lyndon State (Sept. 1), and host defending conference champion Endicott on October 9.
Weston, Mass.—Kara Donovan (Woburn, Mass./Arlington Catholic) has decided to attend Regis College, and compete for the women’s soccer program this fall. Donovan was announced as an incoming student-athlete by first-year head coach Elizabeth Conant. Donovan intends to pursue a degree in nursing while attending Regis College.
Weston, Mass.—Nora Bosteels (Canton, Mass./Canton) has decided to attend Regis College, and compete for the women’s soccer program this fall. Bosteels was announced as an incoming student-athlete by first-year head coach Elizabeth Conant. Bosteels intends to pursue a degree in nursing while attending Regis College.
Weston, Mass.—Tess McLean (West Roxbury, Mass./Mount Alvernia) has decided to attend Regis College, and compete for the women’s soccer program this fall. McLean was announced as an incoming student-athlete by first-year head coach Elizabeth Conant.
Weston, Mass.—Regis College women’s soccer coach, Liz Conant, recently announced the addition of Sam Correia (Hudson, Mass./Hudson) as an incoming recruit for the Pride women’s soccer program.
Weston, Mass.—Regis College Director of Athletics, Marybeth Lamb, recently announced the addition of Liz Conant to the athletics staff as head coach of women’s soccer and lacrosse.
Kansas City, KS- The Regis College Women’s Soccer Program has been awarded the 2008-09 Team Academic Award by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and will be recognized by the organization at its Annual National Convention in Philadelphia, Penn., on the weekend of January 15-17th, 2010.
Quincy, MA. October 28, 2009. The Eastern Nazarene women’s soccer team struck for four goals in the second half to beat The Commonwealth Conference opponents, Regis College, in the wind swept rain at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Quincy, Mass.
BOSTON, Mass. – Freshman forward Stephanie Crockett’s (Bedford, Mass.) three first half goals – scored in a span of 15:24 – paced the Wentworth women’s soccer team to a 4-0 win over Regis in a The Commonwealth Coast Conference contest played at Sweeney Field.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Sophomore midfielder Krista Gangloff (Newington, CT) netted two goals as the Western New England College women’s soccer team blanked Regis 6-0 on Tuesday (Oct. 19) at Suprenant Field.
Weston, Mass.—A well fought battle for 90 minutes ended with conference opponent Anna Maria College (2-13, 1-9 TCCC) defeating Regis College (2-12-1, 0-10 TCCC) during Regis’ homecoming festivities Saturday.
Weston, Mass.—Tamra Comerford (Fremont, N.H.) scored New England’s first goal on a breakaway dribble past two Regis College defenders, leaving just Regis keeper Bethany Frye (Adams, Mass.) to beat. That score opened the gates for New England to defeat Regis 3-1 Thursday.
WENHAM, MA. -- Gordon's women's soccer team celebrated Homecoming weekend in style, shutting out Regis 8-0 before a large and appreciative crowd estimated at close to 400 people. The Scots move to 6-7 on the season with the win and now have a 5-3 TCCC record. Regis falls to 1-10-1, and 0-8 in the conference. It was the most lopsided win by Gordon women's soccer since September 13, 2007, when Gordon defeated Eastern Nazarene 9-0.
Weston, Mass.—Abby Willis (Uxbridge, Mass.) opened with Colby-Sawyer’s first goal in the 29th minute, leading the Chargers to a 2-0 defeat of The Commonwealth Coast Conference opponent Regis College (1-9-1, 0-7 TCCC) Wednesday.
Weston, Mass.—Holly Ventura (Hudson, Mass.) opened with the games first score for Nichols College (4-6, 1-4 TCCC), helping the Bison to an 8-0 defeat of The Commonwealth Coast Conference opponent Regis College (1-7-1, 0-4 TCCC) Thursday.
Weston, Mass.—Roger Williams (5-3-1, 3-1 TCCC) confirmed its victory with a 5-0 first half score, and go on to defeat Regis College (1-6-1, 0-2 TCCC) 7-0 Saturday. The Pride would project their strength on the defensive end and would hold Roger Williams scoreless within the first 25 minutes.
