Pine Manor selected two-time D3hoops.com All-Northeast Region honoree Alycia Gervais as its next head coach. Gervais had been an assistant at two Division II programs after graduating from Daniel Webster.
Tied at 32 at the half, the Daniel Webster women’s basketball shot 50-percent in the second half and pulled away down the stretch to post a 72-57 victory over Lasell College in the Eagles’ home opener Thursday night at Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Calvin scored a memorable win over Hope. Two NCAA tournament mainstays might miss the Big Dance entirely while four programs clinched their first NCAA berth ever. Saturday's women's wrapup.
After a year away, the Daniel Webster College women's basketball team will get another crack at Lesley for the NECC championship, this time with the ultimate goal at stake.
The first 12 minutes of the Daniel Webster women's basketball team's Tuesday night NECC quarterfinal matchup resembled a car on a cold Nashua winter morning. The key was turning, but the engine just wouldn't turn over. But after a little time to get warmed up, the Eagles eventually hit on all cylinders.
Because of an ineligible player, Daniel Webster has forfeited seven wins, including six conference victories and will no longer be the top seed in the NECC tournament.
Junior Sarah Paternostro (Glastonbury, Conn.) capped off a stellar night with a game-clinching steal with four seconds remaining in regulation 24 seconds after burying what would prove to be the game-winning free throws as the Daniel Webster women's basketball team eked out a nail-biting 55-54 victory over Lesley University in a classic battle of NECC heavyweights Thursday night before nearly 250 Mario Vagge Gymnasium patrons.
Senior Alyssa Regan (Salem, N.H.) notched a game high 22 points on 11 of 16 shooting and added nine rebounds and junior Alycia Gervais (Windham, Conn.) added her 10th double double of the season with 10 points and a game high 16 boards as the Daniel Webster women's basketball team won for the 16th straight time with an 83-42 victory over Elms College in a New England Collegiate Conference matchup Thursday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Senior Tonisha Tate (Lynn, Mass.) notched a game high 19 points going 7 of 10 from the floor and added four steals and five rebounds in just nine minutes of action and every player reached the scoring column as the Daniel Webster College women's basketball team ran their winning streak to 15 with a 90-24 victory over Bay Path College in a New England Collegiate Conference matchup Saturday at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
At long last, another member of the millennium club has joined the annals of Daniel Webster women's basketball. Junior Vanessa Bosques (N. Windham, Conn.) notched a double double off 11 points and 10 rebounds, including career-point 1,000 early on a a three-pointer with 6:25 to go in the first half and the Eagles (15-2, 8-0 NECC) won for the 14th straight time with a 70-53 conquest of much improved Newbury College in a NECC meeting Tuesday night at Hellenic College.
Alycia Gervais has done plenty of damage for the Daniel Webster College women's basketball team around the rim this season, with plenty of strong inside play and plenty more rebounding. But it was her rare - and stunning - combination of outside shooting and deft passing that the junior forward put on display Saturday that kept the Eagle express rolling.
Junior Sarah Paternostro (Glastonbury, Conn.) notched the first triple double by a Daniel Webster women's basketball player in more than 10 years with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists and junior Alycia Gervais added her eighth double double this season with game highs of 22 points and 14 rebounds as the host Eagles rushed past Mitchell College, 79-44 in a meeting of NECC unbeatens Thursday night at Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Daniel Webster junior guard Alycia Gervais (Windham, Conn.) dropped in a game-high 24 points on 10 of 19 shooting while junior Sarah Paternostro (Glastonbury, Conn.) tied the all time program record for single game assists with 13 and the Eagles extended their program-record win streak to 11 with a convincing 80-30 win over host Bay Path College in Monday afternoon's New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) women's basketball game at the Bartley Center.
Junior forward Alycia Gervais (Windham, Conn.) continued her hot scoring hand of late, notching a game-high 22 points and added 11 rebounds for her sixth double double and the Daniel Webster women's basketball team continued to build on their record winning streak taking their ninth straight, an 85-34 thumping of host Wheelock College in a New England Collegiate Conference matchup Thursday night on the campus of Pine Manor College.
Senior forward Alyssa Regan (Salem, N.H.) notched 16 points including 12 in the second half and junior forward Alycia Gervais (Windham, Conn.) added her fifth double double of the season with 13 points and a game-high 10 rebounds and the Daniel Webster women's basketball team broke the all time program record for consecutive victories with their eighth posting an 80-55 victory over Southern Vermont College in a New England Collegiate Conference matchup Tuesday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
For the second time this season, Daniel Webster College women's basketball standout Vanessa Bosques of Windham, Conn. has been named the "Player of the Week" by the New England Collegiate Conference (NECC).
Bosques, a junior shooting guard, averaged 18.3 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 2.3 assists in helping the Eagles to a 3-0 mark over the past week and a half.
All tournament selection and junior Vanessa Bosques (Windham, Conn.) knocked down a game-high 19 points and added seven rebounds while fellow all-tourney selection Alyssa Regan (Salem, N.H.) added 12 points helping guide Daniel Webster College past Gordon College, 63-55 to finish 2-0 concluding the third annual Key Largo Classic played at Coral Shores High School Monday afternoon.
Junior Vanessa Bosques (Windham, Conn.) notched a double double with a game-high 18 points and added 10 rebounds while fellow junior Sarah Paternostro (Glastonbury, Conn.) added a game and career-high 12 rebounds, along with a game-best seven assists guiding Daniel Webster College past Simmons College, 56-45 in a women’s basketball matchup Saturday in the opening round of the Key Largo Classic at Coral Shores High School.
While the Daniel Webster women's basketball team has been busy putting together a solid start to their 2010-11 campaign, their off the court work has payed dividends as well, and for a great cause.
The team recently banded together to help organize, promote and raise over $6000.00 for a friend of the program, 35-year old Bob Barrette, a lifelong Marlboro, Mass. resident, husband and father to two young daughters, who was was recently diagnosed with stage three Colon Cancer.
There was mayhem at the Muldoon on Saturday afternoon. Make that the brand spanking new Muldoon Fitness Center. You see, two women's college basketball teams on separate missions were colliding. And boy, did they collide. Bodies hit the floor everywhere for 40 minutes of play. Rivier College, you see, was desperate for a win going into the holiday break after losing seven in a row. They didn't get it. Daniel Webster College was intent on snapping a four-game losing streak to its cross-town rivals. They came away with a hard fought 74-62 win, but the rivalry wasn't just what this game was all about.
Junior guard Sarah Paternostro (Glastonbury, Conn.) notched a double double of 10 points and dished out 11 assists including 10 in the first half – the highest single game total at DWC since 1996 and the second highest game total in program history – while adding five boards guiding a balanced Daniel Webster College attack as the host Eagles downed New England College, 75-58 in a matchup of longtime intrastate rivals Thursday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Junior Alycia Gervais (Windham, Conn.) notched her second double double double of the season with a game high 19 points and tied her career high with 15 rebounds leading host Daniel Webster College past longtime rival St. Joseph College of Connecticut, 48-44 in a regional women's basketball matchup Monday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Senior Alyssa Regan (Salem, N.H.) registered a career-high 19 points going 9 of 14 from the floor while senior Tonisha Tate (Lynn, Mass.) added 18 points and seven rebounds off the bench guiding Daniel Webster past host Fisher College, 73-47 in a NCAA-NAIA crossover matchup Saturday afternoon.
After her record-breaking performance last week and on the heels of earning the NECC women’s basketball “Player of the Week” award, Daniel Webster College junior Vanessa Bosques of North Windham, Conn. has earned a second regional honor.
Bosques became the first DWC women’s basketball player in program history to earn the ECAC Division III New England “Player of the Week,” announced Tuesday night by the ECAC office.
A record-breaking performance by Daniel Webster College women's basketball player Vanessa Bosques (N. Windham, Conn.) has earned her a share of the New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) "Co-Player of the Week" award.
Despite a record-breaking night from junior guard Vanessa Bosques (N. Windham, Conn.), the Daniel Webster College women's basketball team dropped a tight 74-70 decision to Endicott College in a regional matchup Tuesday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium. Bosques set two all time single game records for the Eagles (1-2), registering a career high 40 points which including a remarkable 10 three-pointers.
Junior Stephanie Crawford (Rockland, Mass.) notched a game high 19 points while Sarah McNult (Hampstead, N.H.) tallied a double double of 10 points and 18 rebounds guiding Regis College past host Daniel Webster College, 67-45 in a regional matchup of future conference rivals Wednesday night at Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
A junior Connecticut connection propelled the Daniel Webster College women’s basketball team to an overwhelming season opening victory Monday night as the Eagles downed Johnson State College, 83-33 at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Pine Manor hires new women's coach
June 01, 2016Pine Manor selected two-time D3hoops.com All-Northeast Region honoree Alycia Gervais as its next head coach. Gervais had been an assistant at two Division II programs after graduating from Daniel Webster.
