Pepin and Peters garner major awards in All-CCC Selections
October 28, 2011
2011 All-CCC Women's Soccer Release
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Endicott women's soccer captains Colleen Pepin (Fairhaven, Mass.) and Caitlin Peters (Salem, N.H.) were honored with special recognition by the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) as Pepin was named the Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year while Peters garnered Defensive Player of the Year accolades. Each of the major awards and All-CCC selections were voted upon by the head coaches of each conference institution.
Pepin and Peters, who also earned First Team All-CCC, headlined the five Gulls women's soccer players that were awarded all-conference honors.
Pepin, a senior forward, is praised by head coach Jodi Kenyon as being a prime example of what it means to be a student-athlete. Athletically, Pepin is among the top performers in the league. Among CCC players, she ranks first in shots (102), second in goals (15) and game-winning goals (5), and third in points (33). Pepin also leads the Gulls in goals, points, and game-winning goals. Academically, she touts an impressive 3.94 GPA as an accounting major, while juggling her time with internships, including a 40 hour a week internship. Pepin has also participated in numerous community service projects on and off campus, and was inducted into the Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society in 2010. Pepin rounds out her conference recognition as a four-time All-CCC honoree and a two-time Academic All-CCC selection.
Peters, a junior captain and central defender, has been the anchor of the Gulls’ defense throughout the 2011 season. The three-time All-CCC selection has been noted to have an exceptional understanding of the game, while making solid and steady decisions and passes in crucial plays. She has also garnered NEWISA and NSCAA All-Region honors twice, and was an ECAC All-Star as a rookie. Defensively, she has helped keep opponents’ to a minimum, allowing just 17 goals this season. She has started in all 64 games throughout her career at Endicott.
Endicott junior midfielder Chelsea Garlock (Meriden, Conn.) earned her first conference award as she was named Second Team All-CCC. Garlock has played in all 17 games this season, tallying one goal and two assists for four points. Her goal came in Endicott's 3-1 conference victory over Curry on September 17th. Garlock's assists in a 2-1 loss to Babson and and a 6-0 Gulls win over Wentworth.
Endicott's All-CCC Honorable Mention winners were junior midfielder Christine Silva (Stoneham, Mass.) and sophomore forward Nicole Fournier (Milford, Mass.). Silva was effective in pushing the Gulls offense across midfield while spending significant time locking down opposing forwards. Fournier was Endicott's second-leading goal scorer with eight goals while recording two assists for 18 points. Fournier finished with three game-winning goals that came against Wellesley, Curry, and Eastern Nazarene. She scored two goals in conference games against Salve Regina and Wentworth.
The \#4 seeded Gulls will host \#5 Gordon on Saturday, October 29th at 11:00 am in the CCC Quarterfinals. The game will be played at Endicott Stadium. You can follow live stats and video at the links below.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Endicott women's soccer captains Colleen Pepin (Fairhaven, Mass.) and Caitlin Peters (Salem, N.H.) were honored with special recognition by the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) as Pepin was named the Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year while Peters garnered Defensive Player of the Year accolades. Each of the major awards and All-CCC selections were voted upon by the head coaches of each conference institution.
Pepin and Peters, who also earned First Team All-CCC, headlined the five Gulls women's soccer players that were awarded all-conference honors.
Pepin, a senior forward, is praised by head coach Jodi Kenyon as being a prime example of what it means to be a student-athlete. Athletically, Pepin is among the top performers in the league. Among CCC players, she ranks first in shots (102), second in goals (15) and game-winning goals (5), and third in points (33). Pepin also leads the Gulls in goals, points, and game-winning goals. Academically, she touts an impressive 3.94 GPA as an accounting major, while juggling her time with internships, including a 40 hour a week internship. Pepin has also participated in numerous community service projects on and off campus, and was inducted into the Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society in 2010. Pepin rounds out her conference recognition as a four-time All-CCC honoree and a two-time Academic All-CCC selection.
Peters, a junior captain and central defender, has been the anchor of the Gulls’ defense throughout the 2011 season. The three-time All-CCC selection has been noted to have an exceptional understanding of the game, while making solid and steady decisions and passes in crucial plays. She has also garnered NEWISA and NSCAA All-Region honors twice, and was an ECAC All-Star as a rookie. Defensively, she has helped keep opponents’ to a minimum, allowing just 17 goals this season. She has started in all 64 games throughout her career at Endicott.
Endicott junior midfielder Chelsea Garlock (Meriden, Conn.) earned her first conference award as she was named Second Team All-CCC. Garlock has played in all 17 games this season, tallying one goal and two assists for four points. Her goal came in Endicott's 3-1 conference victory over Curry on September 17th. Garlock's assists in a 2-1 loss to Babson and and a 6-0 Gulls win over Wentworth.
Endicott's All-CCC Honorable Mention winners were junior midfielder Christine Silva (Stoneham, Mass.) and sophomore forward Nicole Fournier (Milford, Mass.). Silva was effective in pushing the Gulls offense across midfield while spending significant time locking down opposing forwards. Fournier was Endicott's second-leading goal scorer with eight goals while recording two assists for 18 points. Fournier finished with three game-winning goals that came against Wellesley, Curry, and Eastern Nazarene. She scored two goals in conference games against Salve Regina and Wentworth.
The \#4 seeded Gulls will host \#5 Gordon on Saturday, October 29th at 11:00 am in the CCC Quarterfinals. The game will be played at Endicott Stadium. You can follow live stats and video at the links below.
Live Stats
Live Video