2016-17 GNAC Headlines
Commissioner Joe Walsh is pleased to announce GNAC Leadership Group changes that will take place with the new fiscal year beginning on July 1.
Regis, a Catholic University in Greater Boston, has officially become the newest member of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference as of July 1, 2017.
The GNAC is pleased to announce its 2017 GNAC Woman of the Year nominees in JWU's Morgan Thompson and Lasell's Mack Kingman.
Director of Athletics Jim Abromaitis has announced the hiring of Brett Colavolpe as the new head coach of the Albertus Magnus College men's soccer team.
Nearly 900 GNAC student-athletes have achieved a 3.25 cumulative GPA or higher to receive this year's classroom recognition.
The New England Division III Commissioners Association is set to host the NCAA New England Conference Rules Seminar at Worcester State next week.
Emerson and Endicott graduate Annie Jenkins has been appointed to the position of Assistant to the Commissioner, it was announced on Thursday afternoon.
SJC senior third baseman and GNAC Player of the Year Taylor Black has earned 2017 Academic All-America® Division III Baseball First Team accolades.
Congratulations to this year's Great Northeast Athletic Conference Commissioner's Cup winners: Lasell College and Johnson & Wales University!
Chant has become the second Ram in program history to garner All-American honors. He was also one of seven GNAC players to garner All-Region honors.
The Great Northeast Athletic Conference was well-represented on the National Fast Pitch Coaches Association three All-Northeast Teams.
Knapp is the first player in program history to earn the award and was the only GNAC player elected to any of the regional squads this year.
Suffolk received the No. 6 seed to the New England Regional and will face third-seeded, No. 14 nationally-ranked St. John Fisher on Thursday, May 18.
The Johnson & Wales University softball team made a pair of comebacks against SUNY Cortland on Saturday in the NCAA Tournament, but couldn't come up with one more to extend its season. The Wildcats lost a 4-3 decision to the Red Dragons.
JWU's first NCAA win will have to wait another year as the Wildcats were defeated 17-8 on Saturday by Babson in the NCAA Tournament first round.
Regis has named former Emmanuel AD Pam Roecker as its Dean of Athletics to lead the university's transition to the Great Northeast Athletic Conference.
