As an incoming NEW or RETURNING student-athlete for Newbury College, you are required to send and enter information to become medically cleared. Attached is information as to the requirements to participate in athletics at the institution.Full Story
Nighthawks sophomore Arianna Gooden (Bakersfield, Calif.) has been nominated to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-New England Third Team as voted by NFCA member coaches in the New England Region of Division III schools and announced on Wednesday afternoon.Full Story
The Newbury College Department of Athletics announced today that Director of Sports Medicine Danny Borrero has resigned from his position at Newbury College to accept a role at Mike Boyle's Strength & Conditioning.Full Story
The NECC announced its 2018 Women’s Lacrosse All-Conference teams and major award winners on Tuesday morning. The awards were voted on by the conference’s eight coaches following the conclusion of the regular season. Seven of the eight conference schools are represented on the all-conference teams, with Wheelock College and Elms College leading the way with seven and six honorees, respectively.Full Story
The NECC announced its 2018 Baseball All-Conference teams and major award winners on Monday afternoon. The awards were voted on by the conference’s seven coaches following the conclusion of the regular season. All seven of the conference schools are represented on the all-conference teams, led by Mitchell College with 10 All-Conference selections, seven of which were first-team honorees.Full Story
The NECC announced its 2018 Softball All-Conference teams and major award winners on Monday afternoon. The awards were voted on by the conference’s nine coaches following the conclusion of the regular season, with eight of the nine conference schools being represented on the all-conference teams.
In the first appearance for any Nighthawk track & field athlete in program history, Nighthawks freshmen Taymise Sanders and Desiree Snead participated in the finals of the NCAA Division III New England Track & Field Championships on Saturday afternoon, hosted by MIT.
Nighthawks junior Noelle Sass (Randolph, Mass.) batted a perfect 3-for-3 including two home runs and five RBIs, helping the Newbury Nighthawks to a 12-4 victory over the Lesley Lynx in six innings on Thursday evening in the winner's bracket of the New England Collegiate Conference Playoffs, hosted at Regis College.
For the sixth consecutive season, the Newbury Nighthawks advanced to the double-elimination portion of the New England Collegiate Conference Championships and will chase their first Conference Championship in program history. Ahead of the No. 4 seed Nighthawks are the No. 1 seed Lesley University Lynx, the No. 2 seed Becker College Hawks, and the No. 3 seed Bay Path University Wildcats. The Lynx and Wildcats qualified for Championship Weekend last season, with Lesley claiming the title, while the Hawks will draw on their 2016 Championship as their recent success.
A fifth-inning sacrifice fly by Nighthawks junior Alexis Vieira (Pawtucket, R.I.) turned out to be the difference maker in a low scoring affair as the Newbury Nighthawks advance to the New England Collegiate Conference Semifinals by virtue of a 3-2 win over the Elms Blazers on Tuesday afternoon from Hellenic Diamond.
Wildcats senior Kaylee Herring (Worcester, Vt.) and freshman Samantha Rubacha (Feeding Hills, Mass.) each scored a hat trick, as Bay Path held off the late charge of the Newbury Nighthawks with an 11-10 win on Tuesday evening in the New England Collegiate Conference Quarterfinals from Ryan Field.
The Nighthawks softball program is making their sixth straight New England Collegiate Conference playoff appearance, continuing their best streak in program history. In what could be one of the most competitive tournaments in recent history, five of the six playoff teams all had 10-wins in the NECC. The lone exception is a capable Mitchell College team, who finished their season 9-7 in conference to clinch the No. 6 seed.
In only their second season, the Nighthawks women's lacrosse program qualified for the New England Collegiate Conference playoffs for the first time in program history. Voted seventh in the preseason, the Nighthawks used a 3-4 NECC season to finish tied-fourth in the conference standings with Bay Path and Mitchell.
Junior Noelle Sass Named 2018 NECC Player of the Year
