Stonehill College reached a new peak in its history in 2022 as it began competing as the newest member of the Northeast Conference and NCAA Division I.
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Stonehill's women's ice hockey team clinched the NEWHA Championship, securing their inaugural NCAA Tournament Bid in just their second year.
Our move to NCAA Division I athletics reflects a culture that embraces the opportunity to rise to new levels of excellence.
It is a character trait that has inspired our recent advances in academics – including two new schools, new majors and new master’s degree programs. It is also a character trait we foster in our students to help them recognize and seize upon emerging opportunities throughout their lives.
Adaptability elevates our core strengths — exceptional academics, professional experiences and mentoring — and it empowers you to lead in ways authentic to who you are and what you value.
(This video above premiered in April 2022 as part of the celebration surrounding the College's acceptance of an invitation to join the NCAA Division I Northeast Conference.)
Women's hockey faces off against the University of Connecticut
Women's basketball goes head-to-head with Providence College
Prior to our move to Division I, our student-athletes regularly earned the NCAA Division II Presidents' Award for Academic Excellence honoring institutions with an Academic Success Rate of at least 90 percent.
In addition, our athletic program’s positive influence has and will continue to extend well beyond the campus, as exemplified by our Team IMPACT partnerships, which support children facing serious illness through student-athlete mentorship.
On the field, in the community and in the classroom, our student-athletes and coaches demonstrate leadership and resiliency. Our community will continue to build on these traits and successes as we embark on this new journey together.
Stonehill College women's softball signs 14-year-old Claire Dempsey from Plymouth, Massachusetts, through Team IMPACT.
