May 27, 2009
Twelve Individuals Selected by IWLCA as All-America
HADLEY, Mass. - Twelve NESCAC student-athletes were selected by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) as All-America on Wednesday, May 27. Of the 12 individuals chosen, four individuals - Williams senior Elizabeth Burns, Middlebury senior Taryn Petrelli, Colby senior Kate Sheridan, and Trinity sophomore Rachel Romanowsky - came away with First Team honors.
May 11, 2009
Women's Lacrosse Weekly Release #10
HADLEY, Mass. - All four NESCAC teams in action last week during the 2009 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Tournament saw their seasons come to a close. Middlebury, Tufts and Williams all earned first round victories on Wednesday but fell in regional action over the weekend, while 2009 NESCAC Women’s Lacrosse Champion Colby was ousted in the regionals by conference rival Middlebury.
May 10, 2009
Hamilton Edges Middlebury 13-9 in NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament
WATERVILLE, Maine - The Hamilton College women’s lacrosse team is heading back to Virginia to defend its NCAA Division III Tournament title after a 13-9 win over Middlebury College in a regional final at Colby College’s Bill Alfond Field on Sunday. Hamilton (16-2), the defending NCAA champs, will return to Salem, Virginia, and play an 8 p.m. semifinal game next Saturday at Donald J. Kerr Stadium. Middlebury ends its season at 11-6.
May 10, 2009
Tufts Comes Up Short to Franklin & Marshall in NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament
LANCASTER, Pa. - Franklin & Marshall's defense clamped down in the second half, limiting Tufts' high-octane offense to three goals in the second half of a 12-7 win in the NCAA Regional Final. Jen Pritchard broke the NCAA Tournament career scoring record with a five-goal performance to spearhead the Diplomats' (19-1) assault.
May 9, 2009
Middlebury Upends Colby 9-3 in NCAA Women's Lacrosse Regionals
WATERVILLE, Maine - Middlebury advanced to the NCAA Women's Lacrosse Regional finals with a 9-3 win at Colby. The Panthers will take on Hamilton in an NCAA Quarterfinal match-up at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday at Colby, with the winner advancing to the final four. Colby had previously defeated Middlebury twice this season, once in March and again last weekend in the NESCAC semifinals. The Mules end their season with a 16-2 mark, while the Panthers improve to 11-5.
5/9/09 Tufts Edge St. John Fisher 20-18 in NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament
5/9/09 Williams Falls to Hamilton 8-7 in NCAA Women's Lacrosse Regional
5/6/09 Women's Lacrosse All-Conference Selections Announced
5/6/09 Middlebury Rolls Past Keene St. 18-2 in NCAA Women's Lacrosse
5/6/09 Tufts Earns First-Ever NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament Win Over Drew, 22-15
5/6/09 Williams Claims 19-9 Victory Over Endicott in NCAA Women's Lacrosse First Round
5/4/09 Women's Lacrosse Weekly Release #9
5/3/09 Colby Overcomes Williams 12-10 for 2009 Women's Lacrosse Title
5/2/09 Williams Edges Top-Seeded Tufts 11-10 in Overtime in Women's Lacrosse Semifinals
5/2/09 Second Half Surge Lifts Colby Over Middlebury in Women's Lacrosse Semifinals, 17-12
2009 Women's Lacrosse
  Conf. Overall
Tufts 8-1 16-3
Colby 8-1 16-2
Middlebury 7-2 11-6
Trinity 6-3 10-4
Williams 4-5 13-7
Bates 3-6 8-8
Wesleyan 3-6 6-9
Amherst 3-6 6-8
Bowdoin 3-6 8-7
Connecticut College 0-9 4-10





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No. 2 COL 17, vs. No. 3 MID 12

Championship - Sun., May 3
No. 2 COL 12, vs. No. 5 WIL 10