The fourth-seeded Regis (Mass.) women's basketball team was held to just three points in the fourth quarter on Tuesday evening and #5 Albertus Magnus took advantage to stun the Pride 51-49 in the quarterfinals of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Tournament at Higgins Court.
The winning streak started in the CCC, lasted the entirety of Regis' membership in the NECC, and finally, Johnson & Wales humbled the Pride, beating Regis 77-68 in a GNAC game and ending the run at an NCAA-record 118 games.
Conference play doesn't get into full swing in the Northeast until the new year, but there's plenty to watch before the holidays arrive, including a potential Tufts/Babson battle on Sunday. Matt Noonan helps you set your viewing schedule in this week's Around the Northeast.
Colby-Sawyer and Regis left the Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2011 and landed in two different New England conferences. Seven years later they will leave those conferences and reunite in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference.
The #10 regionally-ranked Regis College women’s basketball team are headed back to the NCAA Division III Tournament after winning their fourth straight New England Collegiate Conference title game 60-38 over Newbury College Saturday afternoon in a packed Higgins Court.
Brittany Stone (West Bridgewater, Mass.) tallied a double-double, 17 points and 11 rebounds as the #10 regionally-ranked Regis College women’s basketball team defeated Elms College 60-40 in the New England Collegiate Conference Semifinals Friday night on Higgins Court in front of a sold out crowd. The victory propelled the #1 ranked Pride to their fourth straight NECC title game and a 23-3 record; the loss ended the #4 Blazers campaign at 15-12.
The Regis College women’s basketball team defeated New England Collegiate Conference opponent Lesley University 122-52 Tuesday evening on Higgins Court. With the victory, the Pride improve to 21-3, 17-0 NECC on the year.
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The Regis College women’s basketball team defeated New England Collegiate Conference opponent Newbury College 85-55 Saturday afternoon on Higgins Court. The win was the Crimson and Gold’s 18th of the season and moved the team to 14-0 in the conference while the loss dropped the visiting Nighthawks to 6-15, 5-9 NECC.
The Regis College women’s basketball team got back on the winning track with a 80-42 victory over New England Collegiate Conference opponent Bay Path University Thursday night on Higgins Court. With the win, the Pride improve to 17-3 and remain undefeated (13-0) in conference play and the loss drops the Wildcats to 5-15, 1-12 NECC.
Led by a strong team effort, the Regis College women’s basketball team’s matched a season-high seven game winning streak with a 68-44 victory over New England Collegiate Conference opponent Wheelock College in a physical affair Tuesday Night on Higgins Court. The victory pushes the Pride’s record to 14-2, 10-0 NECC and the loss drops the Wildcats record to 12-4, 8-2 NECC.
Sophomore guard Shannon Hayes (Billerica, Mass.) scored 18 points, grabbed nine rebounds and made four steals as the Regis College women’s basketball team’s winning streak reached six games with a 76-50 victory over New England Collegiate Conference opponent Southern Vermont College on Saturday afternoon. The victory, improves the Crimson and Gold’s record to 13-2, 9-0 NECC and the loss drops the Mountaineers to 9-7, 6-3 NECC.
The Regis College women’s basketball team started out strong and never looked back as they blew past New England Collegiate Conference opponent Becker College 77-42 on Thursday night at Higgins Court. With the win, Regis improves to 10-2, 6-0 NECC and the loss drops the Hawks to 2-11, 1-5 NECC.
The Regis College women’s basketball team remained unbeaten in the New England Collegiate Conference as the visitors defeated Bay Path University 81-37 on Tuesday evening at Holyoke Community College. With the victory, the Crimson and Gold improve to 9-2, 5-0 NECC and the loss drops the Wildcats to 3-8, 0-4 NECC.
Down as many as eight points to Saint Joseph’s College of Maine in the final quarter, the Regis College women’s basketball team used a 15-0 run over the final 6:03 of the contest to secure a 65-58 comeback victory over the Monks. The win, the Crimson and Gold’s seventh straight, improves their record to 7-1 and with the defeat, the Monks drop to 8-3.
Led by Amanda Hawkesworth’s (Abington, Mass.) team-best 20 points and Brittany Stone’s (W. Bridgewater, Mass.) 15, the Regis College women’s basketball team’s win streak improved to six games as the Pride defeated New England Collegiate Conference opponent Daniel Webster College 75-63 on Saturday afternoon on Higgins Court. With the victory, the Crimson and Gold remain atop the NECC Standings with a 6-1, 3-0 mark and the loss drops the Eagles to 1-6, 1-2 NECC.
Powered by Amanda Hawkesworth’s (Abington, Mass.) second double-double of the season, the Regis College women’s basketball team win streak reached four games with a 73-43 victory over Mitchell College in the New England Collegiate Conference opener for both squads on Tuesday evening in Weston. With the win, the Crimson and Gold improve to 4-1, 1-0 NECC on the young season and with the setback, the Mariners drop to 1-2, 0-1 NECC.
Sophomore guard Shannon Hayes (Billerica, Mass.) had a career-day as the Regis College women’s basketball team earned their third straight victory as they defeated non-conference opponent Western Connecticut State University 69-56 in a game the Pride never trailed on Tuesday evening. The win propels the Pride to 3-1 on the campaign and the loss evens the Colonials record at 2-2.
Led by double-doubles from forwards Brittany Stone (W. Bridgewater, Mass.) and Amanda Hawkesworth (Abington, Mass.) the Regis College women's basketball team defeated non-conference opponent Suffolk University 51-41 during the Pride's home opener on Thursday evening. With the victory, the Crimson and Gold improve to 2-1 on the season and the setback drops the Rams to 2-1 on the season.
The Regis College women's basketball team captured their third-straight New England Collegiate Conference Championship with a 69-56 victory over Southern Vermont College on Saturday afternoon in Weston, Mass.
On a night where the shots weren't falling, the top-seeded Regis College women's basketball team relied on their defense to carry them to a 64-31 victory over No. 4 seed Mitchell College in a New England Collegiate Conference Semifinal game Friday night in Weston, Mass. Regis improves to 21-5 overall, while the Mariners finish the year at 13-13.
For the fourth-straight season, the Regis College women's basketball team finished with an unblemished 18-0 mark in the New England Collegiate Conference, finishing the regular season with a 94-53 victory over visiting Southern Vermont College on Saturday afternoon.
Freshman Brittany Stone (W. Bridgewater, Mass.) recorded a game-high 19 points, 17 rebounds three blocks and a steal as the Regis College women’s basketball team defeated Wheelock College 64-53 on Thursday evening in New England Collegiate Conference action. With the victory the Pride improves to 19-5, 17-0 NECC and the loss drops the Wildcats to 11-13, 9-8 NECC.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Regis College sprinted past Lesley University 90-22 in New England Collegiate Conference action tonight at the Nicholas Athletic Center. The win marks the Pride’s 70th consecutive NECC regular season win as they improve to 18-5 on the season and remain a perfect 16-0 in the conference. The Lynx drop to 1-22 overall and 1-15 in the NECC.
The Regis College women’s basketball team pulled away in the second half and cruised to a 92-54 win over Elms College on Saturday afternoon in New England Collegiate Conference action at Picknelly Arena.
The Regis College women's basketball team eclipsed the century mark for the second time this season with a 102-25 victory over Becker College in New England Collegiate Conference women's basketball action on Wednesday night.
Sophomore forward Amanda Hawkesworth (Abington, Mass.) scored 19 points and snagged 14 rebounds as the Regis College Women’s Basketball team earned their 67th consecutive New England Collegiate Conference victory with a 77-61 win over Newbury College on Saturday afternoon. With the victory, the Pride improve to 15-5, 13-0 NECC and with the setback the Nighthawks drop to 6-14, 5-8 NECC.
Senior guard Janaya Bradley (New Haven, Conn.) led the Pride with 29 points on 11-of-15 (73.3%) shooting including an efficient 7-of-9 (77.8%) from three-point land as the Regis College Women's Basketball team earned a victory against Bay Path University 94-44 in New England Collegiate Conference action on Thursday evening. With the win, the Crimson and Gold improve to 14-5, 12-0 NECC on the year and with the loss the Wildcats fall to 2-13, 2-9 NECC.
The Western Connecticut State University women's basketball team outscored the visitors from Regis College 34-13 over the final 11 minutes of play to claim a come from behind 74-63 victory Tuesday evening at Feldman Arena.
Regis College sophomore forward Amanda Hawkesworth (Abington, Mass.) dominated the paint for a career-high 36 points and 24 rebounds as the Pride defeated the Daniel Webster Eagles 90-67 on Saturday afternoon in New England Collegiate Conference action. With the victory, the Pride improve to 13-4, 11-0 NECC and with the loss, the Eagles fall to 3-13, 3-6 NECC.
Women's Basketball Stunned by Albertus Magnus in Quarterfinal
February 20, 2018The fourth-seeded Regis (Mass.) women's basketball team was held to just three points in the fourth quarter on Tuesday evening and #5 Albertus Magnus took advantage to stun the Pride 51-49 in the quarterfinals of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Tournament at Higgins Court.
