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LEWIS MILLS
ALUMNI NEWS
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October 2011: Kyle Cruz ('08) was named captain of the Wentworth Institute of Technology Baseball Team! He was also selected to play in an Old Time Baseball Charity Event back in August.
Sept 25, 2010: Kaitlin Niedmann helps Salve Regina to big win over Regis!
Sept 2010 Kelly Donlan ('07) named Captain of Women's Soccer Team at Gordon College
9/8/10 Amy Varsell ('09)holds two school
records in Track and Field at Bently University: 400m 58.51; 500M 1:18.10
11/25 Whitney Martin ('04) named A NFHCA First-Team All-American
11/3 Whitney Martin ('04) named to NFHCA Senior All-Star Game
10/31 Whitney Martin ('04) and Sarah Winterbottom ('08) earn Northest-10 Post Season Honors
10/29 Whitney Martin ('04) named Northeast 10 Offensive Player of the Week
10/27 Whitney Martin ('04) named Northeast 10 Player of the Week
9/16 Whitney Martin ('04) named National Division II Field Hockey Player of the Week!
9/11 Winterbottom’s
('08) Game-Winner Sends Field Hockey Squad Past No. 10 Stonehill, 3-2
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Sophomore Sara Winterbottom (Burlington, Conn.) scored
the game-winning goal off a penalty corner at the end of the regulation, sending
the Southern Connecticut State University field hockey team to a thrilling 3-2
win over No. 10 nationally ranked Stonehill on Wednesday night.
The Owls are now 2-3, 2-1 in Northeast-10 play on the year. Stonehill is 0-4,
0-3 in league play. SCSU made good on its only shot of the first half, as Winterbottom
came free on a partial breakaway and snuck a shot through the legs of the Stonehill
goalie just 12:26 into the game. Winterbottom’s goal was the only scoring
of the first half.
The Owls then extended their lead to 2-0 just under 12 minutes into the second
half. Whitney Martin (Harwinton, Conn.) found the back of the net off a feed
from Kelly Anne McCafferty (Durham, N.H.). However, Stonehill responded with
a goal just 1:34 later to climb within 2-1. The Skyhawks evened the score with
just 3:02 remaining in regulation.
The Owls put on a flurry in the closing seconds of regulation, and it paid off
when they were awarded a penalty corner. Stonehill then committed two fouls
that resulted in additional penalty corner chances for the Owls, and they cashed
in on the third try. Ann Berry (Belfast, Maine) pushed the ball out to Molly
Daniels (Canton, Conn.), who sent the ball towards the goal, where Winterbottom
knocked it home. Lauren Zarrella (Morris, Conn.) finished with five saves in
goal for the Owls.
The Owls return to action on Saturday at 1 p.m. when they host No. 6 nationally
ranked St. Michael’s.
9/9/2008 Alexis Veith ('08) scores 1st career goal at Rhode Island in 2-1 loss to Sienna. See Alexis Veith's athletic profile! She was also named to the Atlantic 10 Pre-season Women's Soccer all-Rookie Team!
10/18/07 Whitney Martin ('04) named Athlete of the month at SCSU
Whitney Martin ('04) Named To Northeast-10
Weekly Honor Roll
9/26/07 - NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Whitney
Martin (Harwinton, Conn.), a junior on the Southern Connecticut State University
field hockey team, has been selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Weekly Honor
Roll. Martin finished the week with a team-high seven points (three goals, one
assist).
She scored the only Owls’ goal in a 2-1 loss to No. 9 nationally ranked Bentley on Thursday. Martin then followed that up with a five-point performance (two goals, one assist) in a 5-4 win over St. Michael’s on Saturday.
For the season, Martin leads the club in scoring with 13 points (six goals, one assist).
9/18/07
Westfield sophomore Alyssa Wesoly pushes the ball past Trinity's Karli Del Rossi
Sara Winterbottom ('07) tacking a stab at a loose ball
8/27/2007
Heavens
Named Vermont Student-Athlete of the Week
Author: Chris.Wojcik@uvm.edu
Phone: 802/656-1110 Fax: (802) 656-3203
BURLINGTON, Vt.Sophomore goalkeeper Kristen Heavens (Harwinton, Conn.) of the Vermont field hockey team has been named the UVM Student-Athlete of the Week. Heavens recorded a pair of shutouts this past weekend as the Catamounts defeated St. Louis 3-0 on Saturday and No. 17 Providence 1-0 on Sunday in Durham, N.H. The win against Providence was the first-ever for the field hockey team against a ranked opponent.
Heavens made eight saves in the win against St. Louis and stopped six shots in the win against Providence. UVM is off to a 2-0 start to the season for first time since 1992.
The Catamounts return to action on Thursday when they host America East newcomer Fairfield in conference play at 3:00pm at Moulton Winder Field. The game will be the Catamounts first home contest of the season and first of four straight at home overall.
