Regis (Mass.) Pride

Schedule

All times Eastern
Overall: 20-10 - Conference: 11-2
11/15 vs. Mount Ida • Final W, 83-61 BX
11/17 at Mitchell • Final W, 81-61 BX
11/20 at Keene State • Final L, 73-64 BX
11/21 vs. SUNY-Cobleskill Final L, 73-62 BX
@ Keene State
11/24 vs. Rivier • Final W, 70-59 BX
12/3 vs. Daniel Webster • Final W, 77-60 BX
12/8 at Suffolk • Final W, 75-53 BX
12/12 vs. Framingham State • Final W, 78-40 BX
12/13 vs. Tufts • Final L, 78-56 BX
12/31 vs. Brandeis • Final L, 66-55 BX
1/3 vs. Plymouth State • Final L, 72-65 BX
@ Gorham, Maine
1/4 at Southern Maine • Final L, 74-59 BX
1/9 vs. Colby-Sawyer * • Final W, 75-73 BX
1/12 vs. Salve Regina * • Final L, 68-56 BX
1/16 at Curry * • Final W, 84-74 BX
1/20 at New England College * • Final W, 93-62 BX
1/23 vs. Eastern Nazarene * • Final W, 72-65 BX
1/28 vs. University of New England * • Final W, 56-54 BX
1/30 at Wentworth * • Final W, 54-47 BX
2/3 at Gordon * • Final W, 79-62 BX
2/6 vs. Endicott * • Final L, 82-70 BX
2/9 at Western New England * • Final W, 71-45 BX
2/13 vs. Roger Williams * • Final W, 66-49 BX
2/17 at Nichols * • Final W, 76-53 BX
2/20 vs. Anna Maria * • Final W, 72-50 BX
2/23 vs. Wentworth • Final W, 50-46 BX
2/25 at Endicott • Final W, 73-66 BX
2/27 at University of New England • Final L, 75-62 BX
3/3 vs. Worcester State Final W, 63-53 BX
3/6 vs. Plymouth State Final L, 72-65 BX
@ Keene, N.H.

(* Conference; • Region)

Past Records

2024-25 (0-0, 0-0 GNAC)
2023-24 (11-16, 8-6 GNAC)
2022-23 (12-13, 12-6 GNAC)
2021-22 (13-9, 11-3 GNAC)
2020-21 (0-0, 0-0 GNAC)
2019-20 (15-12, 8-3 GNAC)
2018-19 (11-15, 7-5 GNAC)
2017-18 (15-11, 12-4 GNAC)
2016-17 (22-7, 18-0 NECC)
2015-16 (24-4, 18-0 NECC)
2014-15 (22-6, 18-0 NECC)
2013-14 (23-5, 18-0 NECC)
2012-13 (23-5, 18-0 NECC)
2011-12 (21-6, 18-0 NECC)
2010-11 (16-12, 9-4 CCC)
2009-10 (20-10, 11-2 CCC)
2008-09 (17-9, 7-6 CCC)
2007-08 (19-8, 8-5 CCC)
2006-07 (5-21, 4-15 CCC)

Team Info

Coach: Julie Plant
Conference: CCC

Regis (Mass.)

Enrollment (FT undergrads): 932
Location: Weston, MA
Colors: Cardinal, Gold
Region: Northeast
Arena: Regis Athletic Facility (0)
Official Website: Men | Women
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News Releases

February 20, 2018 Women's Basketball Stunned by Albertus Magnus in Quarterfinal 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.
January 18, 2018 Regis' record win streak snapped 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.
November 29, 2016 10 games to watch in December 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.
August 12, 2016 Colby-Sawyer, Regis to reunite in GNAC 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.
February 27, 2016 PRIDE SECURE FOURTH CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 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.
February 26, 2016 REGIS BEATS BLAZERS 60-40, HEADED TO FOURTH STRAIGHT TITLE GAME 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.
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