Athletic Department News
Tremendous success across the year for Owls women's sports leads to the trio of Eliza Lee, Kaleigh Murphy, and Hannah Wodecki earning female athlete of the year honors.
Board was a first team all-conference forward and captain of the Owls men’s ice hockey team.
Julianne Kelly and Mercedes Rozzi earned the Peter Mazza Athletics Award at the SAAC senior and awards night for their academic, athletic, civic, and personal achievements.
Beth Crahan, Jace Falcone, Eliza Lee, Matt Linehan, and Joss Mettey were the five Owls representatives for their respective spring sports teams.
The senior ice hockey captain earned the highest cumulative grade-point average of any male athlete in his class while serving as a top-six forward on the Owls ice hockey team.
The senior goalkeeper earned the highest cumulative grade-point average of any female athlete in her class while also backstopping the Owls women’s soccer team to a conference championship this season.
Westfield State University athletics celebrated it’s annual Student Athlete Advisory Committee Senior and Awards night on May 4
Westfield State Athletics soar to a sixth consecutive Smith Cup trophy and have now won the most Smith Cups in MASCAC history.
Sarah Hough from softball, Eliza Lee from women’s track and field, and Emily Heslin from women’s lacrosse all earned conference weekly honors this past week.
Join us at the Ranch Golf Club on Monday, June 22 to support Owls Athletics !
Vail Cote '20 spent February in Italy – as the U.S. Olympic Committee's logistics lead for the United State freestyle ski and snowboard team's village in Livigno.
Chi Alpha Sigma recognizes undergraduate college student-athletes who participate in a sport at the varsity intercollegiate level, achieve junior academic standing or higher after their fifth full time semester, and earn a 3.5 or higher cumulative grade point average.
Alani Botas from women’s basketball, Jace Falcone from men’s indoor track and field, Eliza Lee from women’s indoor track and field, Keith Mency from men’s basketball, and Tom Reilly from ice hockey all earned spots on the sportsmanship team.
Bridgewater holds 80 percent of possible points while the Owls are less than a percentage point behind at 79.91 percent of points.
In total, 61.6 percent of the Owls’ student athletes achieved a 3.0 or higher cumulative grade-point average.
Westfield State athletics to host three playoff games with women’s basketball on Wednesday, hockey on Thursday, and men’s basketball on Friday.
