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Eagles Complete Succesful Winter SeasonMarch 1st, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – The Green Mountain College winter sports season came to a conclusion last weekend with the men’s basketball team exiting the North Atlantic Conference tournament in the semifinal round. As spring sports are set to gear up, here is a look back at the 2009-10 season. |
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Women’s Basketball: Duo Named to All-Conference TeamFebruary 26th, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – Senior forward Emma Brinley Buckley (Lakeville, CT) and freshman guard Chelsea Paul (Northville, NY) were named to the NAC All-Conference second team yesterday. |
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Women's Basketball: Mariner's Defense Stifles EaglesFebruary 20th, 2010 – (Castine, Maine) - The Green Mountain College women’s basketball team dropped their final game of the season 49-30 to Maine Maritime Academy in a North Atlantic Conference game Saturday at Margaret Smith Chase Gymnasium. With the victory, MMA improved to 11-3 in the NAC and captured the #2 seed in the upcoming playoffs next Friday. |
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Women's Basketball Eliminated from Post-Season ContentionFebruary 19th, 2010 – (Bangor, ME) –Husson University handed Green Mountain College an 82-48 defeat Friday night mathematically eliminating the Eagles from a berth in the upcoming conference tournament. Husson, still perfect in league play (13-0), run their record to 16-8 while the Eagles fall to 7-16 (2-11, NAC). |
Additional Headlines
Eagles Set For Must-Win Game Friday
February 18, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – Fresh off of a difficult 73-68 loss to Thomas College on Saturday afternoon, the Green Mountain College women’s basketball team heads to Maine this weekend for their final two NAC matchups of the season. The 7-15 (2-10, NAC) Eagles will face undefeated (12-0 NAC) conference leaders Husson University on Friday evening at 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Falls on Senior DayFebruary 13th, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – Karin Bird (Lee, ME) dropped a team-high 29 points including a 14-for-18 effort from the charity stripe, leading Thomas College to a 73-68 victory over Green Mountain College in North Atlantic Conference women’s basketball action Saturday afternoon at the Eagle Dome.
Second-Half Run Sinks EaglesFebruary 12th, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – The University of Maine Farmington shot 48.1 percent from the field in the second-half, turning a 3-point halftime deficit into a 56-48 win in North Atlantic Conference women’s basketball action Friday night.
Eagles Host NAC Weekend With Playoff ImplicationsFebruary 11th, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – After dropping a disappointing 65-38 decision to Castleton State on Tuesday evening, the Eagles (7-13, 2-8 NAC) look to get back on track Friday night when they host University of Maine Farmington (8-11, 6-4 NAC) at 6:00pm in a crucial North Atlantic Conference contest. With five games remaining on the season the Eagles sit in a three-way tie for the final conference playoff spot in the conference with Lyndon State College and Thomas College.
