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April 20, 2008

Thomas Outmatched by Castleton
Thomas 6, Castleton 17

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Women's Lacrosse team (2-7, 1-6 NEWLA) lost a tough game to Castleton State College (6-5, 4-1 NEWLA) 17-6, Sunday Afternoon, on the campus of Thomas College. This was the final game of the season for the Terriers.

The Terriers offensive came alive in the second half, scoring all six of their goals. Meg Denby (Copiague, NY) was the leading scorer with three goals on three shots, she also collected 5 groundballs. Julia Nyitray (Farmingdale, ME) added two goals of her own and Kayla Lessard (Somersworth, NH) rounded out the scoring with one. Nyitray had a game high 10 groundballs.

The Spartans were led on offense by Nikki Bouchard (Brentwood, NH) who had a three goals on five shots, she dished out 3 assists and collected five groundballs. Another contributor on offense was Katelyn Green (Westborough, MA) who had three goals on four shots. Green and Melanie Houston (Topsham, ME) led the team with seven groundballs each.

April 19, 2008

Thomas Loses Close One to Becker
Thomas 4, Becker 5

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College tennis team (1-3) lost a tough match today against NAC foes Becker College by a score of 5-4.

Thomas collected single’s wins from Jeremy Cliff, Corey Daige and Ben Kenney. For Becker the Singles winners were Charles Heard, Chris Parker and Snjezan Teleback.

In the Doubles matches Jeremy Cliff and Shane Marques collected the lone win for Thomas, while Becker took the other two sealing their victory.

Thomas' next match will be on Saturday, April 26 at Thomas for the NAC Championship. Game start at 12:00 pm.

Thomas Wins Pivitol Conference Game Against Daniel Webster
Thomas 13, DWC 6

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Men's Lacrosse team (7-4, 5-3 NAC) won a close match against Daniel Webster (0-5, 3-6 NAC) today at Thomas College. Today Seniors Mike Ross, Gunner Siverly, Charlie Buckingham and Chris Vashon were recognized for their four years of dedication to the program.

The Terriers Mike Ross (York, Me) kept his hot streak alive with five more goals today. Ross has 15 over the past two games. Ross also collected 7 ground balls and dished out an assist. Kolby Peckham (Gardiner ME) added to the goal total with four of his own. Jeremy Parmley (South Berwick, ME) chipped in with two more and PJ Strebel (Newport, NH) added another from defense. Gunner Siverly (Waterville, ME) helped secure the win with two assists.

For the Eagles Ryan Manning (Newport, NH) led the way in the loss with three goals. Colby (Hollis, NH) Field chipped in with two goals of his own. Parker Condit (Newton, NJ) led the way with seven groundballs

The Terriers next game will be on Tuesday April 22 at 4:00 in Gorham against USM.

April 17, 2008

Thomas Offense Comes Alive Against Lyndon State
Thomas 19, LSC 5

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Men's Lacrosse team (6-4, 5-3 NAC) ousted Lyndon State College (6-5) 19-5.

The Terriers got a brilliant offensive show from Mike Ross (York, ME) who scored 10 of the Terriers 19 goals. Ross also collected 4 groundballs and dished out one assist. Luke Collier (Winslow, ME) added four of his own on five shots. Kolby Peckham (Gardiner, ME) chipped in with two of his own and Gunner Siverly (Waterville, ME) led the team with two assists.

For the Hornets Craig Salvagno (Trumbull, CT) led the way with 4 goals on eight shots. Chris Mansour chipped in with the other goal, and also collected a game-high six groundballs.

Thomas' next game will be at home against Daniel Webster on Saturday April, 19 at 12 pm.

April 16, 2008

Thomas Loses a Tough Non-Conference Game
Thomas 8, St. Joes 14

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Women's Lacrosse team (2-7, 1-6 NEWLA) lost a tough game to St. Josephs College (4-5, 1-2 GNAC) 14-8, Wednesday Afternoon, on the campus of Colby College.

The Terriers offensive was started by the aggressive play of Julia Nyitray (Farmingdale, ME). Nyitray scored three of her four goals within the first four minutes of the game and then added her fourth five minutes later. Kayla Lessard (Somersworth, NH) helped on offense by putting in two goals as well. Kiley Joliceor (Oakland, ME) and Karen Demers (Sanford, ME) each chipped in with goals of their own. Nyitray had a game-high seven ground balls.

The Monks were led on offense by Alyssa Marchant (Wakefield, MA) who had a game-high six goals on 11 shots and also dishing out 2 assists. Another contributor on offense was Lauren Hagerman (Scarborough, ME) who had four goals and one assist.

The Terriers will have their next game on Sunday, April 19 at 1:00 against Castleton State.

April 15, 2008

Thomas Beats Conference Foe St. Joes
Thomas 10, St. Joes 7

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Men's Lacrosse team (5-4, 4-3 NAC) won a close match against St. Josephs College (0-7, 0-7 NAC) today on the campus of St. Josephs College.

The Terriers Kolby Peckham (Gardiner, Me) scored a hat-trick tonight who and collected one groundball. Luke Collier (Sidney, Me) chipped in with two goals for Thomas. Five other Terriers had one goal a piece. Mike Ross (York, ME) had a team high six groundballs. Gunner Siverly (Waterville, ME) helped secure the win with two assists.

For the Monks it was Tokunbo Amosun (Gardiner, ME) with three goals of his own. Four other monks chipped in with the rest of the offense. Luke Lafreniere (Alton, NH) had a game high seven groundballs. Tyler Arsenault (Kennebunk, ME) had two assists.

Thomas' next game will be at home against Lyndon State on Thursday April, 17 at 7 pm.

Thomas Extends Win Streak to Two
Thomas 8, Pine Manor 5

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Women's Lacrosse team (2-6, 1-6 NEWLA) won their second consecutive game against Pine Manor College (0-8, 0-8 NEWLA) 8-5, Tuesday, under the lights on the campus of Colby College.

The Terriers offensive was generated by the return of Karen Demers (Sanford, ME) and Julia Nyitray (Farmingdale, ME) both had three goals. Nyitray scored her three goals on three shots and Demers scored her three on five shots. Also contributing was Meg Denby (Copiague, NY) she had two goals and an assist. Denby also had a game high seven groundballs.

The Gators were led on offense by Elaine Rodriguez (Bronx, NY) who scored three goals on six shots. Other contributors were Stephanie Ludwig (Henniker, NH) and Jacqueline Sprague (Oxford, MA) with a goal a piece.

The Terriers will have their next game on Wednesday, April 16 at 4:00 against St. Joes and it will be held at Colby College.

April 13, 2008

Thomas Holds on to Win First Game of Year
Thomas 10, GMC 9

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Women's Lacrosse team (1-6, 0-6 NEWLA) won their first game of the year against Green Mountain College 10-9, Sunday, at Bowdoin College.

The Terriers were led on offense by Meg Denby (Copiague, NY) who had six goals on seven shots while also collecting nine groundballs. Kayla Lessard (Somersworth, NH) put in two goals six groundballs of her own. Jess Nassetta (Standish, ME) Caylah Cohen (Cherry Hill, NJ) both chipped in on offense with a goal each. Cohen’s goal was the first one in her collegiate career.

The Eagles were led on offense by Amanda Jeffers (Homer, NY) and Monique Couture (Santa Barbara, CA) who both scored three goals. Couture led her team with eight groundballs. Jeffers chipped in with six groundballs as well.

The Terriers will have their next game on Wednesday, April 16 at 4:00 against St. Joes and it will be held at Colby College.

April 12, 2008

Thomas Plays Well but Loses to Castleton
Thomas 2, Castleton 8

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Men's Lacrosse team (4-4, 3-3 NAC) lost a close match against Castleton State College (5-1, 7-4 NAC) today on the campus of Colby College 8-11.

The Terriers were lead on offense by Kolby Peckham (Gardiner, Me) who scored a game-high four goals and collected four groundballs. Jeremy Parmley (South Berwick, Me) also contributed on offense with two goals on four shots collecting seven groundballs. Mike Ross (York, ME) and Luke Collier (Sidney, Me) chipped in with a goal each for Thomas. Ross also had a game-high 15 groundballs, while also adding four assists.

Leading the way for the Spartans were Michael DelDotto (Reading, Ma) and Phil Barry (Randolph, Vt) each putting in two goals on five shots. Jack Rick (Rochester, NY) led the team with nine groundballs. Barry also lead the team with 3 assists

Thomas' next game will be at home against St. Joes on Tuesday April, 15 at 4 pm.

Thomas Outmatched by Worcester State
Thomas 2, WSC 23

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Women's Lacrosse team (0-6, 0-6 NEWLA) were defeated, 23 - 2, by Worcester State College (6-2, 4-1 NEWLA), Tuesday, at Colby College.

The Terriers were led on offense by Meg Denby (Copiague, NY) who scored the two lone goals and a game high 10 groundballs. Denby shot 66% in today’s game. Kayla Lessard (Somersworth, NH) had six groundballs of her own.

The Lancers were led on offense by Shannon Feeley (West Springfield, MA) she scored three goals and on three shots and also had an assists. Eight other Lancers had at least two goals on the way to their win. Abby Cosenza (Shrewsbury, MA) had a game high 4 assists.

The Terriers will have their next game on Sunday, April 1 at 10:00 against Green Mountain College and it will be held at Bowdoin College.

April 10, 2008

Southern Maine Downs Thomas
Thomas 0, USM 9

Gorham, Maine -- Junior Derek Stevenson (Raymond, Maine/Windham) and sophomore Josh Warren (Hermon, Maine) spearheaded a dominating team performance to lead the University of Southern Maine Huskies men's tennis team to a 9-0 sweep of the Thomas College Terriers in a non-conference match Thursday afternoon at the Costello Sports Complex in Gorham.

The win is the second straight for Southern Maine which improves its overall record to 3-4. Thomas drops to 2-4 with the loss.

Co-captains Stevenson and Warren proved to be powerful tandem in doubles and then claimed victories in their singles competition as the Huskies claimed all nine of the available points from the Terriers in the match. Stevenson and Warren defeated the Terrier team of freshman Jeremy Cliff (Hermon, Maine) and senior Shane Marques (Taunton, Mass.) 8-1 in first doubles. Warren went on to claim a convincing 6-0, 6-2 win over Cliff at first singles, while Stevenson downed Marques 6-2, 6-1 at second singles.

The Huskies overpowered the Terriers giving up only 13 games
throughout the match. Competing at sixth singles, Southern Maine
sophomore Stefan Kelly (Biddeford, Maine) claimed a 6-0, 6-0 win over Thomas freshman Andrew Folan (Windham, Conn.), while freshman Adam Mitchell (Windham, Maine) churned out a 6-0, 6-1 win over Terrier senior Ben Kenney (Unity, Maine) at fifth singles.

Thomas will next play on Saturday April 12 at Johnson State at 2 pm.

April 8, 2008

Thomas Loses One Late to Becker
Thomas 13, Becker 14

Waterville, Maine -- The Thomas College Women's Lacrosse team (0-5, 0-5 NEWLA) were defeated, 14-13, by Becker College (1-4, 1-2 NEWLA), Tuesday, at Colby College.

The Terriers were led on offense today by Kiley Jolicoer (Winslow, ME). Jolicoer lead the Terriers with four goals on six shots. Kayla Lessard (Somersworth, NH) and Meg Denby (Copaigue, NY) added an additional three to the total. Julia Nyitray (Farmingdale, ME) led the Terriers with 16 groundballs, Denby collected nine of her own and both Lessard and Jolicoer picked up eight each. Ashley French (Rindge, NH) had 12 saves in net today for the Terriers.

The Hawks were led on offense by Tammy Mullen (Pottstown, PA) she scored eight of Becker's 14 goals and she had 10 shots. Mullen also led the Hawks in groundballs; she collected 17 of them. Nicole Kosinski (Westport, CT) and Karrol Leon (Quincy, MA) chipped in with two goals of their own. Allison Thompson (Barre, VT) also chipped in on offense; she had a game high two assists.

The Terriers will have their next game on Saturday, April 12 at 2:30 against Worchester State and it will be held at Colby College.

March 29, 2008

Elms College Tops Thomas
Thomas 5 Elms 19

CHICOPEE, MA, March 29, 2008 -- Elms College senior midfielder Caitlin Childs (Hingham, MA) and senior center Lauren O'Donnell (Hampden, MA) poured in seven goals apiece to help the Blazers cruise to a convincing 19-5 win over Thomas College in Saturday afternoon's New England Women's Lacrosse Alliance (NEWLA) game at Leary Field.

With the win, Elms College improved to 2-2 overall, 1-1 NEWLA. Thomas fell to 0-2, 0-2 NEWLA.

Childs scored three of her goals in the opening 10:50 as the Blazers raced out to a quick 6-0 lead.

Freshman defenders Nicole Foss (Addison, ME) and Kayla Lessard (Somersworth, NH) connected for their first goals of the season just 32 seconds apart midway through the first half to cut the Terriers’ deficit to 6-2.

Childs and senior attack Carrie Allard (Springfield, MA) combined to score five of the game’s next six goals over the final 8:44 of the first half to stake the Blazers to a commanding 11-3 lead at intermission.

From there, O'Donnell erupted for six of her goals in the second half to help the Blazers pull away.

Senior defender Raemarie Josefiak (Springfield, MA) added two goals and two assists and junior goalkeeper Alicia Bobbie (Higganum, CT) stopped six shots for the Blazers in the winning effort.

Junior goalkeeper Ashley French (Rindge, NH) turned aside 12 shots for the Terriers in the loss.

Thomas will next play Westfield State on Sunday March 30 at 12:00 pm.

March 26, 2008

Thomas Loses Tough One to NAC Foe MMA
Thomas 10 MMA 11

Waterville, Me -- The Thomas College Mens Lacrosse team (0-2, 0-3 NAC) lost a close match against Maine Maritime (2-0, 2-1 NAC) today at Colby College 10-11.

The Terriers were lead on offense by Mike Ross (York, Me) who scored seven goals on 12 shots and collected 13 groundballs. Kolby Peckham (Gardiner, Me) also contributed on offense with two goals, two assists while collecting seven groundballs. Jeremy Parmley (South Berwick, Me) chipped in with another goal for Thomas.

Wade Mondoux (Berwick, Me) and Chris Keiley (Holliston, Ma) lead the way for the Mariners on offense today. They both contributed to the win with three goals on six shots and five groundballs each.

Thomas' next game will be at Becker College on Saturday March, 29 at 2:30 pm

March 22, 2008

Thomas Men's Lacrosse loses to Mount Ida
Thomas 4 Mount Ida 19

Newton Centre, Ma - The Mount Ida College Men's Lacrosse team would host their first home game of the season and their first North Atlantic Conference (NAC) match up against Thomas College today in Newton, MA notching a 19-4 victory. MIC would better their overall record to 2-3, 1-0 in the NAC, while the Terriers drop to 0-2, 0-1 in league play.

The Mustangs would come out the gates early and often with junior attackman Brett Conley (Fairfield, CT/Fairfield Warde) tallying the first three goals of the contest giving the hosts the 3-0 lead with 2:43 remaining the first quarter. Junior Leo Shidler (Peabody, MA/Peabody) would tandem with Conley on two of his goals with the assists.

The hosts would continue to dominate the competition firing in three more goals before the first quarter horn blew with freshmen Eric Gilston (Glastonbury, CT/Glastonbury) and Nate Prince (West Gardiner, ME/Gardiner Area) notching their first goals of the season making it 5-0 in favor of the Mustangs; Shidler would gain another assist. Eventually, MIC would tally one more with four seconds remaining in the first verse on an unassisted goal by sophomore John Perez (Dorcester, MA/Wayland) going into the second quarter leading 6-0.

The offense would continue for Mount Ida in the second with a firing squad of freshman pounding the net helping stretch their advantage to 10-0 off four goals. Freshman attack standout Matt Savage (Peabody, MA/Peabody) notched his first two goals of his career within three minutes of each other. Gilston would also net his second, while freshman Paul Battapaglia (Clinton, CT/Morgan) also tallied his first of the season.

Finally, the Terriers would get on the board with 2:02 remaining before the midway break off a goal by junior Mike Ross (York, ME/York). The Mustangs were not done before the half, with two quick hitter goals by freshman Derek Broughton (Peabody, MA/Peabody), also the first of his career, making the score 12-1. The visitors would add one more with 1:20 showing on the clock right before the horn with sophomore Kolby Peckham (West Gardiner, ME/Gardiner Area) netting goal two for TC with the score at 12-2 heading into halftime.

With the Mustangs leading by 10 goals, it was pretty much out of reach for the Terriers. Thomas could only tally two more before the final whistle, while Mount Ida continued to pound away at the offense. Prince, Battapaglia, and Conley would all notch another goal for MIC with freshman Travis Roache (Hyde Park, MA/MATCH), Anthony DiMarsico (Fairport, NY/Fairport), and Adam Stamatakos (Barrington, RI/Barrington) all netting their first goals as Mustangs. Leo Shidler would cap things off with his only goal of the contest off a sweet pass from freshman Michael Haseotes (Duxbury, MA/HYDE School).

When it was all said and done, Mount Ida would walk away with not only a 19-4 conference victory, but a sign for things to come in the future with some incredible performances by many of the young players.

Thomas' Next game is on March 26 against MMA at 4:00.

Thomas Women's Lacrosse routed by Bridgewater
Thomas 0 BSC 25

Bridgewater, Ma -- In New England Women's Lacrosse Alliance (NEWLA) action, the Bridgewater State College Bears breezed to a 25-0 victory over Thomas College this afternoon from Swenson Field in Bridgewater. The game was the conference opener as well as the home opener for the Bears who returned to the NEWLA after a three-year hiatus.

Bridgewater, who improved to 2-1 on the season and 1-0 in league play, recorded 19 assists in the game to break the single-game school mark of 18 assists set last season versus Westfield State. The 19 assists is also the third highest single-game total in Division III history. Shenandoah University holds the Division III record with 21 assists against Averett University in 2004.

Fifteen different players scored at least one goal for Bridgewater State, who led 16-0 at the half, including five who tallied their first collegiate goals. Freshman attack Patricia Maloney (Walpole, MA) paced the Bears with three goals and four assists for a seven-point performance.

BSC sophomore scoring leader Shannon Manning (Framingham, MA) notched three goals to go along with three assists, five groundballs, four draw controls and three caused turnovers. Manning has 11 goals and seven assists in three games this season. Senior midfielder Alison Gugliotta (Norwood, MA) added two goals, two assists, five ground balls and two caused turnovers.

First-time scorers for the Bears were freshmen Caitlin Young (Holden, MA), Erin Quimby (Chelmsford, MA) and Kiley Brown (Ashby, MA), and sophomores Chelsea Bracchi (Pembroke, MA) and Kelly Downs (Hanover, MA). Young, Bracchi and Downs tallied two goals apiece, while Quimby and Brown added one each. Bracchi also added four ground balls and three draw controls.

BSC forced 19 turnovers in the game and limited Thomas to just three shots. The Bears outshot the Terriers by a margin of 41-3 shot, and held a 23-4 advantage in draw controls.

Freshman netminder Katie Weber (Arlington, MA), making her first appearance of the season, turned aside two shots to earn her first collegiate win. Senior defender Heather Anza (Weston, MA) player a great all-around game as she tallied three ground balls and a draw control, forced a turnover, and notched a pair of assists.

Junior goaltender Ashley French (Rindge, NH) made eight saves between the pipes for Thomas.

Thomas' next game is home on March 27 at 4:00 against Pine Manor.

March 18, 2008

Thomas' Jeremy Cliff Awarded NAC Honors
Named Player of the Week

Waterville, Me -- Thomas College's #1 Singles and #1 Doubles Tennis player, Jeremy Cliff (Hermon, Maine) was named the North Atlantic Conference Player of the Week for Men's Tennis.

Jeremy Cliff is a graduate of Hermon High School and a First Year student-athlete at Thomas College. He went undefeated this past weekend against Castleton College and Wheelock College. Cliff posted winning scores of: 6-0, 6-0 and 8-0 in his singles and doubles match respectively. Jeremy repeated his efforts on Sunday posting identical scores.

On March 8th, Jeremy's competed in his first NCAA Division III match against Gordon College. Jeremy won both of his matches and is 6-0 overall this season and has not lost a single game.

March 16, 2008

Thomas Wins First Match of Season in Style
Thomas 9, Wheelock 0

Waterville, ME -- The Thomas College tennis team (1-2) won their first match of the season against Wheelock College by a score of 9-0.

Thomas collected single's wins from Jeremy Cliff, Shane Marques, Dave Campbell, Cory Daige, Ben Kenney and Andrew Folan.

Wheelock was not able to answer Thomas's strengths in the doubles matches either losing all three of them as well.

Thomas' next match will be on Saturday, March 22, and will host Lyndon State at 2:00 pm.

March 15, 2008

Thomas Struggles in Tough Match VS Castleton
Thomas 1, Castleton 8

Waterville, Maine -- The Thomas College tennis team (0-2) fell in their second match of the season to a tough Castleton State tennis team (2-0) with a final score of 8-1.

Thomas' lone victory in today's competition was provided by first-year player Jeremy Cliff (Hermon, Me). Cliff defeated Castleton's Dan Hodgetts.

Castleton State had single's victories by Jesse Maranda, Ted Panasci, Justin Garritt, Jeremy Henderson, and Jamie Cool.

In the double's competition Castleton was very competitive and came away with a sweep of all three matches.

Thomas' next match will be on Sunday, March 16, and will host Wheelock at 1:00 pm.

March 8, 2008

Thomas Tennis Falters in Opening Match
Thomas 2, Gordon 7

Waterville, Maine -- The Thomas College tennis team (0-1) fell in their season opening match on Saturday afternoon to Gordon College by the score of 7-2 at the Harold Alfond Athletic Center at Thomas.

Thomas' lone victory in the single's competition was provided by first-year player Jeremy Cliff. Cliff defeated Gordon's Blake Larson.

Gordon had single's victories by Greg Zini, Andrew Vanrheenen, Dan Cormier, Carl Quinion, and Scott Pichard.

In the double's competition, Thomas took one of the three games from Gordon when Cliff and Shane Marques teamed up to beat Zini and Larson. Thomas lost the other two double's games.

Thomas' next match will be on Saturday, March 15, and will host Castleton State at 1:00 pm.

March 4, 2008

Nor'easters open season by rolling over Thomas
Thomas 4 - UNE 19

Portland, Maine -- Dan Leyden '09 (Northfield, Mass.) and Luke DiFiore '11 (Gloucester, Mass.) each scored four goals as the University of New England Nor'easters opened their season with a 19-4 win over Thomas College in a non-conference men's lacrosse match played in a steady rain at Fitzpatrick Stadium.

The Nor'easters would struggle in the first period, failing to mount much of an attack despite owning a decided advantage in time of possession. Both teams would go scoreless in the first frame.

The Terriers opened the scoring with 34 seconds gone in the second when Kolby Peckham '10 (West Gardiner, Maine) tallied an unassisted goal.

UNE would answer by scoring the final four goals of the quarter. DiFiore drew the Nor'easters even, then Leyden put home consecutive scores to give the Nor'easters a 3-1 lead. Mike Sagaert '10 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) would then make the score 4-1 with 1:23 to play before intermission.

UNE put the match away with seven unanswered goals in the third. DiFiore scored three times, including his second man-up goal of the match.

The Nor'easters would continue to pour it on in the fourth, scoring eight more times. All told, UNE notched 17 unanswered goals from the second period to midway through the fourth. Leyden added four assists to his four-goal output for a career single-game high of eight points. Co-captain Jon Ebert '08 (Auburn, N.H.) finished with two goals and three assists.

UNE goalie Andy Briggs '09 (Scituate, R.I.) played the first 47:01 in goal for the Nor'easters, recording eight saves to earn the victory.

Mike Ross '08 (York, Maine) had a pair of goals for Thomas (0-1), while Kevin Averill '11 (New Sharon, Maine) stopped 13 shots. UNE held a wide margin in both shots (59-20) and ground balls (57-33). The Nor'easters (1-0) are idle until their trip to Florida next week.