Three Players Honored by CCC
Senior student-athlete Kim Doody (Laconia, NH) received Player of the Year and 1st Team All Conference Honors by the Commonwealth Coast Conference for an exceptional field hockey season.
Throughout her final athletic season at EC, Doody received Honorable Mention three times. She finished off the regular season with 13 goals and 2 assists totaling 28 points. "Kim is an outstanding offensive player who always keeps up the momentum of the game," Head Coach Laura O'Neil said. "She is the driving force of our offense and our team."
Doody's constant display of leadership, courage, sportsmanship, dedication and spirit throughout her four years has guided the Gulls, and she will be a great loss to the team. "She is an extremely compassionate competitor and has excellent playing skills with her passing, support, tackling, interceptions, and communication."
Endicott field hockey athlete Jennifer McCormack (Milton, MA) received 1st team All-Conference honors for an outstanding season in her sport.
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During the season, McCormack was honored with Offensive Player of the Week and Honorable Mention. She ended her last season at EC with 16 goals and three assists, totaling 35 points. "Jen has the ability to quickly make successful decisions on the field," Head Coach Laura O'Neil said. "She has remarkable skill and agility to work the ball down to our offensive end of the field, making her a stand out in our offense."
McCormack has been a captain for the Gulls for two years, and has been a tremendous asset to Endicott's field hockey team. "Jen is an athlete who demonstrates outstanding athletic ability in all aspects of the game and has set a high standard of excellence on and off the field."
Endicott student-athlete Ashley Wallace (Hudson, NY) received 2nd Team All Conference Honors by the Commonwealth Coast Conference for her outstanding field hockey play this past season.
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Wallace earned Honorable Mention five times throughout the season. She tallied 23 points, contributing seven goals and nine assists for the Gulls. "Her stick skills are outstanding and she has tremendous speed and endurance," Head Coach Laura O'Neil said." "She has an overall strength and consistency on the field by successfully making tackles at crucial times in the game and intercepts shots that are going to goal."
Wallace's leadership by example is an asset to the team, and Coach O'Neil looks forward to her continuing her success on the field to help the Gulls to another successful season next year.