2022 GNAC Field Hockey Quarterfinals
PAXTON, MA...The Anna Maria College field hockey team finished the season 6-5 in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) and earned the number seventh seed in the upcoming 2022 GNAC Field Hockey Tournament. The AMCATS will travel to number two seed Simmons College on Saturday, October 29 for a quarterfinal game at 11:00 AM
Anna Maria played in the inaugural GNAC championship game in 2014 against Simmons, finishing as the conference runner-up. The AMCATS have played in the GNAC tournament every year since 2014.
Under first-year head caoch Lauren Chenevert the AMCATS won four out of their last five conference games and went 7-3 over the last 10 games. The AMCATS finished the regular season 7-9 overall.
The AMCATS are led by graduate student Ashley Garcia's (Cornwall, NY) five goals, two assists and 12 points and senior Meghan Sonia (West Tisbury, MA who has three goals, two assists inlcuding two game-winning goals. Junior Eden Forget (Worcester, MA) has two three goals and a team-leading four assists. Senior goalkeeper Hannah Tobey (Falmouth, MA) has played every minute while recording 158 saves and two shutouts.
2022 GREAT NORTHEAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FIELD HOCKEY TOURAMENT
Quarterfinals - Saturday, October 29
#8 USJ (CT) at #1 JWU - 12PM
#5 Rivier at #4 Colby-Sawyer - 12PM
#6 Lasell at #3 Saint Joseph's Maine - 11AM
#7 Anna Maria at #2 Simmons - 11AM
Semifinals - Wednesday, November 2
4/5 winner vs 1v8 winner
3/6 winner vs 2/7 winner
Championship - Saturday, November 5
Final at highest remaining seed
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The Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) is an NCAA Division III association made up of 14 member institutions and over 3,500 student-athletes across the New England region. Founded in 1995, the GNAC annually sponsors and administers 22 championships, while balancing academic integrity, athletic opportunity and community involvement in an effort to enhance the student-athlete experience.
