May 4, 2012
Babson Honors Class of 2012 at 31st Annual Senior Athletics Awards Banquet
The Babson College Athletics Department held its 31st Annual Senior Awards Banquet on Friday night where a total of eight individuals received honors. Two women’s basketball seniors, Kathleen King (Framingham, Mass.) and Nicole Wurdeman (Rowley, Mass.) were named co-winners of the Female Athlete of the Class, while men’s soccer senior Max Walker (Newton, Mass.) was named the Male Athlete of the Class.

March 7, 2012
Field Hockey Trio Earns National Academic Honors
The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) released their 2011 Gladiator/NFHCA Division III Academic Squad earlier this week which featured three Babson College student-athletes. Making the list for the second consecutive year were sophomores Morgan Lockwood (Feeding Hills, Mass.) and Julia Pochini (Acton, Mass.). They were joined by classmate Jill Chaffee (Colrain, Mass.), who was selected for the first time. Athletes who have achieved a 3.3 cumulative grade point average through the 2011 fall semester were eligible for the award

December 31, 2011
Beaver Tales No. 4: The Top 10 Babson Athletics Stories of 2011
This special New Year’s edition of Beaver Tales looks back at the previous 12 months as we celebrate the accomplishments of our incredibly successful student-athletes with the Top Stories of 2011.

November 17, 2011
National Field Hockey Coaches Association Honors Brosch, Lockwood, Pashos
The NFHCA recently announced its regional postseason awards, and a trio of Babson College athletes were recognized. Senior Anneliese Brosch and sophomore Morgan Lockwood were each named to the NFHCA All-New England East Team, while Brosch and classmate Jess Pashos were chosen to play in the NFHCA Division III Senior Game at Nichols College this Saturday, November 19.

November 10, 2011
Brosch, Lockwood, Pashos Head Field Hockey's List of Conference Honorees
The NEWMAC announced its annual postseason field hockey awards on Tuesday, with Babson College senior captains Anneliese Brosch (Essex, Mass.) and Jess Pashos (Winchester, Mass.) and sophomore Morgan Lockwood (Feeding Hills, Mass.) each earned All-Conference accolades. Brosch and Lockwood were selected to the All-NEWMAC First Team while Pashos earned Second Team honors.

November 5, 2011
Field Hockey Upended By Mount Holyoke in NEWMAC Semifinals, 7-2
Six second-half tallies propelled No. 2 seed Mount Holyoke College past Babson College, 7-2, in a New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) field hockey semifinal on a sun-drenched Jack Barry Field on Saturday afternoon. Stephanie Pascual (Lawrence, Mass.) and her sister Angelica Pascual (Lawrence, Mass.) played key roles in the Lyons’ (13-4) win, as they combined for three goals and an assist on the afternoon. The win sends Mount Holyoke into the NEWMAC championship game for the first time since 2003, as the Lyons advance to face top seed and host, MIT, on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.

November 2, 2011
Lockwood, Pashos Push Field Hockey Past Wellesley, 1-0, In NEWMAC Quarterfinals
Babson sophomore Morgan Lockwood (Feeding Hills, Mass.) scored in the 62nd minute to lead the #6 Beavers field hockey team to a 1-0 victory over #3 Wellesley in the first round of the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament on Wednesday afternoon in Wellesley.

November 1, 2011
NEWMAC Field Hockey Seedings Set; Babson Headed To Wellesley
With the regular season complete, the final NEWMAC Field Hockey Tournament seedings and bracket have been released by the league office. Playing as the sixth seed, Babson will head across town to face third-seeded Wellesley tomorrow, November 2, at 3 p.m. in the conference quarterfinals. The winning team will then advance to the semifinals at Springfield on Saturday, where they will take on second-seeded Mount Holyoke at 2 p.m.

October 29, 2011
MIT Downs Field Hockey, 4-0
The visiting MIT Engineers scored twice in each half en route to a 4-0 victory over Babson College this afternoon in New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) field hockey action this afternoon. With the victory, MIT earned the NEWMAC regular season title, their first regular season championship since winning the NEW 8 Conference title in 1996.

October 22, 2011
Field Hockey Falls to Springfield, 1-0
Sophomore Kelly Gallo provided the game's only goal as she led the Springfield College field hockey team to a critical 1-0 win over rival Babson College in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) play on Saturday morning at Stagg Field.

October 18, 2011
Babson, Wheaton Field Hockey To Play For The Cure
As part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Babson College field hockey team will host its fourth annual "Play 4 the Cure" game tonight, when the Green and White play NEWMAC foe Wheaton College at 6 p.m.

October 18, 2011
Pashos, Field Hockey Outlast Wheaton, 2-1
Babson College senior tri-captain Jess Pashos (Winchester, Mass.) made 10 saves in net to help her team battle back from an early deficit to defeat visiting Wheaton College, 2-1, in a key New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) field hockey showdown at Babson’s MacDowell Field on Tuesday night.

October 15, 2011
Wesleyan Downs Field Hockey, 3-0
Behind a trio of first-half goals and a suffocating defense, Wesleyan University defeated Babson College 3-0 in field hockey action Saturday afternoon in the teams' first meeting since 2006. Wesleyan improved to 7-4 with the victory, its 14th straight over a non-conference foe, while Babson now stands 7-9 on the season.

October 12, 2011
No. 8 Amherst Downs Field Hockey, 5-0
Sophomore Krista Zsitvay (New Vernon, N.J.) recorded a second-half hat trick to help the nationally-ranked Amherst College Lord Jeffs earn a 5-0 win over host Babson College in non-conference field hockey action at MacDowell Field on Wednesday night.

October 9, 2011
Middlebury Overpowers Field Hockey, 6-1
Middlebury scored three first half goals in a 5:19 span on its way to a 6-1 win over Babson (7-7) in a non-conference game on Kohn Field. Kelly Walsh converted a crossing pass from Hannah Feneberg for the Beavers' lone goal.

October 8, 2011
Field Hockey Drops Tough 5-0 Decision To Mount Holyoke
Forwards Jess Fajardo and Shara Robertson scored two goals apiece as the Mount Holyoke College field hockey team posted a 5-0 triumph over Babson College in NEWMAC field hockey action this afternoon at the Mount Holyoke Turf Field.

October 4, 2011
Lockwood's Historic Performance Powers Field Hockey To 6-1 Win Over Clark
Sophomore forward Morgan Lockwood became just the sixth player in Babson College field hockey history to reach the 100 career point plateau as she scored five goals in a 6-1 victory over visiting Clark University in a New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) matchup at MacDowell Field on Tuesday night.

October 1, 2011
Field Hockey Falls To WPI, 3-2
Sasha Marokhovsky (Upton, MA) scored her third and fourth goals of the season and Mary-Lee Barboza (Rochester, MA) had the game-winner as WPI improved to 8-2 on the season with a 3-2 victory over visiting Babson in a NEWMAC conference field hockey matchup on Saturday afternoon.

September 27, 2011
Field Hockey Falls To Connecticut College, 5-2
The Connecticut College field hockey team erupted for four second half goals, sending them past Babson College, 5-2, tonight in non-conference matchup at MacDowell Field. Junior Brittany Fitzgerald (Ridgefield, Conn.) led the Camels with three goals and two assists, while teammate Lauren Gaffny (North Andover, Mass.) chipped in with two goals, scoring once in each half. The visitors broke open a one-goal game with three tallies in the final ten minutes to put the game out of reach. First-year Caroline Malone (Walpole, Mass.) scored twice for Babson, and now has six goals in her last three games.

September 25, 2011
Malone, Pashos Fuel Field Hockey's 4-1 Win Over Bates
First-year Caroline Malone scored twice in the first half to give Babson a 2-0 lead after one period, and the Beavers went on for a 4-1 non-conference win over the Bates field hockey team on Sunday at Campus Avenue Field.

September 24, 2011
Field Hockey Cruises Past Smith, 5-0
The Babson College Field Hockey team got three goals and an assist from sophomore Morgan Lockwood (Feeding Hills, Mass.) and two scores from first-year Caroline Malone (Walpole, Mass.) to cruise past visiting Smith College, 5-0, this afternoon in a New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference game at Babson College. Senior Kristen Steigerwald (North Andover, Mass.) added two assists for the Beavers, now 5-3, and 2-0 in the NEWMAC.

September 20, 2011
Bridgewater State Stuns Field Hockey With Second Half Comeback, 4-3
The Bridgewater State University field hockey team overcame a 3-1 halftime deficit as the Bears stunned visiting Babson College, 4-3, on Tuesday night in Bridgewater. Senior forward Breanna Clement (Pittsfield, Mass.) notched her first career hat trick for the Bears who improve to 2-3 on the season. Babson slips to 4-3 with the loss.

September 17, 2011
Lockwood, Babson Field Hockey Earn Comeback Victory Over Wellesley, 6-3
Babson College's Morgan Lockwood (Agawam, MA) racked up four goals as the Beavers field hockey team rallied from a three-goal deficit with six unanswered scores to defeat Wellesley, 6-3, in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference opener for both teams. Kristen Steigerwald (North Andover, MA) and Anneliese Brosch (Essex, MA) added a goal apiece and Courtney Weaving (New Preston, CT) chipped in with three assists for the Beavers.

September 13, 2011
Field Hockey Falls To #8 Tufts
The Tufts field hockey team did not allow a shot on goal and had five different players in the scoring column as the Jumbos defeated Babson College 5-0 in non-conference play at Bello Field on Tuesday afternoon.

September 10, 2011
Fast Start Helps Field Hockey Slip Past Johns Hopkins, 3-2
The Babson College women’s field hockey team scored two goals in the first eight minutes of the game to help propel them to a 3-2 victory over visiting Johns Hopkins University on Saturday afternoon in a non-conference matchup at MacDowell Field. Sophomore Morgan Lockwood (Agawam, Mass.) led the way for the Beavers scoring a goal and adding two assists. First-years Caroline Malone (Walpole, Mass.) and Hannah Feneberg (Timberlane, N.H.) added a goal apiece for Babson.

September 6, 2011
Field Hockey Shuts Out Gordon, 5-0
Babson College sophomore Morgan Lockwood (Feeding Hill, Mass.) recorded two goals and two assists and senior captain Jess Pashos (Winchester, Mass.) made seven saves in net as the Beavers defeated visiting Gordon College, 5-0, in a non-conference field hockey contest at MacDowell Field on a rainy Tuesday night.

September 3, 2011
No. 7 Skidmore Hands Field Hockey First Loss, 3-1
Nationally-ranked Skidmore College built a 2-0 lead in the first half of play and senior Lauren Tobias (New City, N.Y.) added a key insurance goal late in regulation as the Thoroughbreds defeated host Babson College, 3-1, in a non-conference field hockey tilt at MacDowell Field on Saturday afternoon.

September 1, 2011
Feneberg, Field Hockey Storm Past Endicott, 6-2, In Opener
First-year Hannah Feneberg (Plaistow, N.H.) recorded a hat trick in her first half of collegiate play to lead the Babson College field hockey team to an impressive 6-2 victory over visiting Endicott College in the 2011 season opener on Thursday night.

August 26, 2011
2011 Season Preview: Field Hockey
The Babson College field hockey team looks to build on a banner 2010 season that saw them win 16 games and advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. They secured their first New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament championship and went undefeated in NEWMAC play for the second time in four seasons.

August 24, 2011
Colleen Kelly Named Among Final 30 Candidates for NCAA Woman of the Year
The NCAA has announced the 30 semifinalists for its 2011 Woman of the Year Award, and recent Babson College field hockey graduate Colleen Kelly (Milton, Mass.) was among those selected out of 142 conference nominees. The final 30 consist of 10 semifinalists from each division, and from each of those groups three individuals will be picked to comprised the nine finalists for the award.

August 22, 2011
Babson Unveils Newly Renovated Turf Surface
This summer's major renovations of Babson's MacDowell Field complex are nearing completion as the start of the school year approaches. Among the upgrades are a brand new surface, new ornamental fencing, and a widening of the pathway between the field and bleachers.

July 25, 2011
Field Hockey Announces 2011 Schedule
Coming off its first-ever NEWMAC Championship and its second appearance in the NCAA Division III Tournament, the Babson field hockey team will take on a power-packed schedule in 2011. Among the Beavers' 19 opponents will be three teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament last fall, including National Quarterfinalist Middlebury and National Semifinalist Skidmore. For the second straight year, the Beavers will open the season with a home game against Endicott on September 1. That will be the first of four straight tilts on Babson's newly-resurfaced MacDowell Field, as the Green and White welcome powerhouse Skidmore on September 3, Gordon on September 6, and Johns Hopkins on September 10.

May 31, 2011
Babson Names Ashley Ross Assistant Coach In Field Hockey And Women's Lacrosse
The Babson College Athletics Department has named Ashley Ross as its new assistant coach for field hockey and women's lacrosse, Director of Athletics Josh MacArthur recently announced. A standout goalkeeper in both field hockey and lacrosse at Division I University at Albany in New York, Ross received her Bachelor's Degree in 2009 as well as her Master's Degree this past spring. During her time as an undergraduate, she enjoyed a tremendous field hockey career, earning America East All-Conference honors three times and All-Northeast Region recognition once. She was twice named to the America East All-Tournament Team, including Most Valuable Player status in 2008, and she was runner-up for the conference's Woman of the Year Award.