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NEWMAC Announces Fall Academic All-Conference Team
The New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference has announced the 2004 NEWMAC Fall Academic All-Conference Team. For a list of honorees, click here.

Springfield College Wins NEWMAC Field Hockey Championship
Springfield captured the championship with a 2-0 victory over Wellesley College. (more)

Wheaton College Defeats Smith, 2-0, To Earn NEWMAC Championship
Wheaton brings home the NEWMAC trophy, winning their sixth straight NEWMAC women's soccer championship. (more)

Babson College Captures Men's Soccer Championship
Babson defeats MIT in the NEWMAC Championship game at MIT, earning the automatic qualifying bid to the NCAA Tournament. (more)

Springfield Upsets Undefeated Coast Guard in NEWMAC Volleyball Championship Game
The fifth game featured 13 ties and Coast Guard led 14-13 with match point, but Springfield rallied back to force their own match point but the Bears fought it off to tie the match 15-15 and then get the final two points
to win its second straight NEWMAC Tournament Championship. (more)

NEWMAC Announces Women's Cross Country All-Conference Team
The top 14 finishers at the NEWMAC Cross Country Championship earned all-conference honors.

In order of finish, from left to right: 1. Wellesley's Tracy Bassett, 2. Coast Guard's Joellen Arons, 3. MIT's Julia Espel, 4. Wheaton's Erin O'Brien, 5. Wheaton's Kendra Leith, 6. Smith's Elizabeth Kelly, 7. Wellesley's Sarah Bard, 8. Wheaton's Lindsay Whalen, 9. Wheaton's Megan Brousseau, 10. Babson's Lydia Halloran, 11. Springfield's Meg Young, 12. Wellesley's Elizabeth Eiseman, 13. Wellesley's Olivia Griffiths, 14. Coast Guard's Jayna Mccarron.

NEWMAC Announces Men's Cross Country All-Conference Team

In order of finish, from left to right: 1. MIT's Ben Schmeckpeper, 2. Wheaton's Stan Pyle, 3. Coast Guard's Mike Flint, 4. MIT's Carlos Renjifo, 5. MIT's Fivos Constantinou, 6. MIT's Kevin Brulois, 7. MIT's Eric Khatchadourian, 8. MIT's John Brewer, 9. Coast Guard's Jeremy Yandell, 10. Coast Guard's Brian Monaghan, 11. Springfield's Pat Hepper, 12. MIT's Chris Bruce, 13. Coast Guard's Gerald Newton, 14. MIT's Ian Driver

MIT Men's Cross Country Continues NEWMAC Dominance
Led by a first place finish by Ben Schmeckpeper and a sweep of the 4th to 8th finishes, MIT captured the NEWMAC Championship at Harkness Memorial State Park. (more)

Wheaton College Edges Wellesley College To Capture First NEWMAC Women's Cross Country Championship
Every point mattered for Wheaton College on Saturday, as they claimed the first place trophy with a one point victory over second place Wellesley College. This marks the first time Wheaton has captured the NEWMAC women's cross country championship. (more)

Undefeated Wellesley Wins NEWMAC Women's Tennis Championship
MIT Returns to Finals for Sixth Straight Year
Wellesley College finished their undefeated fall campaign in sparkling fashion, capturing the NEWMAC women's tennis title with a 5-0 win over MIT on Sunday, and a 5-1 victory over Babson College on Saturday. (more)

Smith's Anna Crary named NCAA Woman of the Year for Massachusetts
Anna Crary, a 2004 graduate of Smith College, has been named the 2004 NCAA Women of the Year for Massachusetts. This prestigious award honors outstanding female athletes who have excelled in academics, athletics, community leadership and have completed their collegiate athletics eligibility. (more)

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NEWMAC Job Postings
MIT Instructor/Head Coach of Men's Tennis and Squash
MIT Director of Physical Education

Babson College	Clark University	MIT	Mount Holyoke College	Smith College
Springfield College	US Coast Guard Academy	Wellesley College	Wheaton College	WPI

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