2015 Women's Lacrosse Schedule
BEVERLY, Mass. – The Endicott women's lacrosse team is eager to start the 2015 season after another successful year in 2014. The Gulls are coming off one of the program's most successful seasons as they finished at 14-15 (7-1) while earning their ninth consecutive conference title and making their second straight trip to the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Blue and Green are under new leadership this season as Head Coach Morgan Maciewicz enters her first season at the helm of the program. Maciewicz will make her head coaching debut on Wednesday, March 4th as they travel to NESCAC foe, Tufts who finished the 2014 season ranked #16 in the nation.
The 2015 women's lacrosse season is packed with three strong NESCAC opponents and four other non-conference regional contenders. Housing these opponents will only prepare the Gulls for conference play as they will look to bring home the programs 10th consecutive title and NCAA appearance.
After starting the season with Tufts, Endicott will see four more non-conference opponents before beginning CCC play. On March 7th the Blue and Green will hold their home opener with Southern Maine, who Endicott defeated last year 11-9. The Following week will be packed with three tough contests as Endicott travels to Wheaton (Mass.) on March 14th while Coach Maciewicz will battle with her alma mater, Bates on March 17th followed by a trip to Babson on March 19th. Last season one of the greatest victories for Endicott came against Bates as they were ranked #13 in the nation and rising senior Siri Mason (Williamstown, Mass.) scored the game winner in the final seconds for the 11-10 triumph.
On March 21st the Gulls will begin conference play as they host Salve Regina. On March 25th the Blue and Green will host Roger Williams for a 2014 CCC Championship rematch. Last season in the championship game the Gulls scored at the buzzer to claim the title.
Endicott will wrap up March with two road games at Wellesley and CCC opponent Wentworth. In the Gulls April debut they will travel to NESAC opponent Bowdoin who wrapped up their 2014 season at #15 in the country. The contest will mark the final non-conference game of the season and help prepare the Blue and Green for their final five conference games and the postseason.
On April 8th the Gulls will travel to the University of New England before hosting Nichols on April 11th. The final three games of the regular season will be two road games at Gordon and conference rival, Western New England and the regular season finale at home with Curry on April 22nd.
The regular season will prepare the Gulls for postseason play which will start on Saturday, April 25th for the CCC Quarterfinal round. On Wednesday, April 29th the Semifinals will get underway with the title game set for Saturday, May 2nd.
