5/22/2007 - Former College of Staten Island Associate Athletic Director Jason Fein has been named the college’s new Director of Athletics.  Fein, who has served in the acting director role since February of 2006, emerged from a pool of national candidates to replace Dr. Harold Merritt, who left the school last year for a similar position at the University of Washington, DC. More...

5/11/2007 - The final weekend of action for the 2007 HVWAC Softball season saw some of the most exciting softball of the season as the Semifinals and Championship Game saw one lop-sided score and two games that saw a total of five runs scored. When the dust cleared, second-seeded Mount Saint Vincent stunned top-seeded St. Joseph's to earn their first HVWAC Softball crown in five years. Behind the overpowering right arm of freshman Megan Gonzalez, Mount Saint Vincent did not allow a run in the HVWAC playoffs, and Gonzalez was named MVP. Also, the All-Conference team and HVWAC Coach of the Year was announced. The HVWAC released its final Softball report of 2007 today. More...

5/5/2007 - She may be only two months into her college softball career, but based on the final three games of her rookie campaign, Mount Saint Vincent Softball freshman pitcher Megan Gonzalez can now officially say that she is one of the greatest clutch performers in the history of the Dolphin Softball program. With the Mount's season on the line and a Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Tournament Championship at stake, Gonzalez - who's efforts on the mound have been a catalyst behind the Mount's success all season long - turned in performances that can only be described as legendary despite her youth, and for the first time in five years, Mount Saint Vincent is the HVWAC Tournament Champion, sweeping Saint Elizabeth and St. Joseph's (Brooklyn) on Saturday to claim the tourney title. Despite a tough day at the plate for the Dolphins, with Gonzalez at her best and a fine defense behind her, the Mount pulled out 3-0 and 2-0 wins during games played at Sarah Lawrence College. More...

5/1/2007 - The final week of regular season play for HVWAC Softball turned into a wild affair that saw St. Joseph's overtake Mount Saint Vincent for the conference crown as a three-way tie was averted when the College of New Rochelle stunned Saint Elizabeth on Monday. St. Joseph's won seven out of 11 games for the week to finish the season in fine fashion. In other action, Sarah Lawrence captured an HVWAC win with a victory of Medgar Evers and a Gryphon freshman turned in one of the finest weekly performances, conference-wide. Both big winners gain weekly awards as the HVWAC announced its weekly Softball Report today. More...

4/24/2007 - The 2007 Softball season saw its first major twist as the College of Saint Elizabeth stunned previously undefeated St. Joseph's on Saturday to create a three-way tie for first place in the conference as the home stretch of the 2007 season begins. In other action, St. Joseph's had taken over first place in the conference - albeit briefly - thanks to a 2-0 win over Mount Saint Vincent on Thursday that saw a freshman pitcher turn in her best performance of the season. Both big winners earned weekly honors as the HVWAC announced its weekly softball report today. More...

4/17/2007 - The first full week of HVWAC Softball competition saw the upset of the season as Mount Saint Vincent beat Saint Elizabeth for the first time, ever, to remain undefeated in conference play. In other action, St. Joseph's saw its winning streak extend to seven games, and Sarah Lawrence freshman Bailey Lynn had a memorable debut to the sport of Softball and was named the HVWAC Rookie of the Week for her efforts. It was an incredible week of play, read all about it in this week's HVWAC Softball report. More...

4/10/2007 - St. Joseph's College and the College of Saint Elizabeth made the headlines this week in HVWAC Softball competition as both teams saw tough stretches of games yield positive results. The Lady Bears of SJC caught fire this week and extended their winning streak to five straight games after a six-game slide to open the season. Saint Elizabeth had an up and down week, but considering that their competition came from the top of the standings of the CUNY AC and Skyline Conferences, it was a great week for the Eagles. Both teams were represented in the HVWAC Softball weekly awards as the conference released its weekly softball report today. More...

4/3/2007 - The first full week of HVWAC Softball competition saw several eye-raising scores as Mount Saint Vincent stunned the 2006 Skyline Conference champions during one of the most dramatic games in the history of their program, while both St. Joseph's and Saint Elizabeth enjoyed terrific weeks of play. It was a thrilling week of competition conference-wide! The HVWAC released its second Softball report of 2007 today. More...

3/27/2007 - The 2007 HVWAC Softball season is here! Both the College of Saint Elizabeth and St. Joseph's left the cold of the metropolitan to head to warmer climates and face some of the most challenging competition in the nation as Saint Elizabeth headed to Salisbury, Maryland for two games, while St. Joseph's went to Tuscon, Arizona for a week of Spring Training. While neither programs returned home with a win, both played excellent softball against terrific competition and each program received an award as the HVWAC released its first softball report of the 2007 season. More...

2/18/2007 - Tournament MVP Lauren Percodani (Staten Island, NY/St. Joseph by the Sea) scored 14 points and added six assists and four steals, while freshman Courtney Heesemann (New Hyde Park, NY/New Hyde Park HS) notched a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds, including several crucial baskets down the stretch as the Mount Saint Vincent Women's Basketball team capped an undefeated season in conference play by capturing the 2007 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Tournament Championship with a 59-54 win over third-seeded College of Saint Elizabeth on Sunday during a game played at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. With the win, Mount Saint Vincent improves to 16-9 and sweeps the HVWAC regular season and post-season championships ... but the win was anything but easy as Saint Elizabeth proved to be every bit as worthy as the HVWAC crown. More...

2/17/2007 - The Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference Championship Game is set, and for the first time in three years, it will not be a Mount Saint Vincent - St. Joseph's match-up. Top-seeded Mount Saint Vincent did their part, dominating #5 College of New Rochelle, 73-40 during Saturday's opener, but #2 St. Joseph's - the defending HVWAC Champions - were upset by #3 Saint Elizabeth, 51-44 in the nightcap. Mount Saint Vincent will square off with Saint Elizabeth for the HVWAC Tournament crown on Sunday at 4:00 p.m. at the Pratt Institute. More...

2/15/2007 - Junior Ruchelle Austin (Brooklyn, NY/Sheepshead Bay HS) enjoyed one of the finest nights of her storied career with a game-high 34 points (on 12 for 20 shooting) and 12 rebounds as the fifth-seeded College of New Rochelle stunned #4 Yeshiva University, 61-55 in the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Quarterfinals on Thursday night during a game played at Yeshiva. The win marks the fourth time this season that CNR defeated Yeshiva, but the Lady Macs scored a 61-40 win over CNR on Feb. 1 to gain the #4 seed for the playoffs. CNR now advances to the HVWAC Semifinals where they face #1 Mount Saint Vincent on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. More...

2/13/2007 - For the fourth consecutive season, Mount Saint Vincent and St. Joseph's College are the top-two seeds for the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Basketball playoffs. Mount Saint Vincent earned the top seed after storming through their HVWAC schedule, finishing 4-0 in Conference play and winning by an average margin of 31.25 points per game. St. Joseph's finished the regular season with a 3-1 record, losing to Mount Saint Vincent during the first weeks of the season. The wild card could be #3 Saint Elizabeth, who enjoyed a fantastic 2006-07 campaign, finishing conference play 2-2, but proving to be every bit as competitive as both Mount Saint Vincent and St. Joseph's, losing close games to both teams. The Eagles have won three straight games and six of their last seven games heading into the playoffs. More...

2/7/2007 - Freshman Karissa Koerner (Bay Shore, NY/Brentwood HS) registered her first career double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds, and junior Kaitlin Burud (Red Hook, NY/Red Hook HS) added 19 points and a game-high seven steals as the Mount Saint Vincent Women's Basketball team downed the College of New Rochelle, 59-26 on Wednesday during a game played at Mount Saint Vincent. With the win, Mount Saint Vincent captured the 2006-07 HVWAC Regular Season Championship after finishing conference play with a 4-0 record during which the Dolphins' average margin of victory was 31.25 per game. Mount Saint Vincent will be the #1 seed for the upcoming HVWAC playoffs that begin on Feb. 15. More...

2/6/2007 - The end of January brought with it the most stunning upset of the 2006-07 HVWAC Basketball season as Yeshiva University overcame three losses to the College of New Rochelle early in the season to defeat the Blue Angels 61-40 on Thursday. As a result Lady Mac senior Rivke Pianko is the HVWAC Player of the Week, marking the first YU player to capture Player of the Week honors this season. In other action, Mount Saint Vincent continued its outstanding play and Dolphin Courtney Heesemann was named the HVWAC Rookie of the Week for the third time this season. The HVWAC released its weekly Basketball report today. More...

1/30/2007 - The home stretch of the 2006-07 HVWAC Basketball season is here, and the conference's top two teams are playing great. This week, both Mount Saint Vincent and St. Joseph's had terrific weeks against tough non-conference competition and, as a result, their top individual performers earn weekly honors. Lynette Reyes of St. Joseph's earns Player of the Week honors for the fourth time this season, while Mount Saint Vincent's Lauren Percodani is the conference's top rookie for the second time this season. The HVWAC released its weekly Basketball report today. More...

1/23/2007 - The top-two teams in the HVWAC continued to put forth impressive efforts against non-conference competition this week as St. Joseph's and Mount Saint Vincent enjoyed fine performances against some of the toughest teams on their non-HVWAC slate. Lady Bear forward Svetlana Medvedeva took home Player of the Week honors, while Dolphin forward Courtney Heesemann is the conference's top rookie this week. The HVWAC released its Basketball report today. More...

1/17/2007 - The HVWAC Basketball season saw one of its marquee match-ups this week when Mount Saint Vincent and Saint Elizabeth engaged in an exciting game with MSV pulling out a late win. As a result, both schools saw a player earn weekly awards with Lauren Percodani of Mount Saint Vincent earning Player of the Week and Sarah Kozlowski of Saint Elizabeth earning Rookie of the Week. The HVWAC released its Women's Basketball report today. More...

1/9/2007 - The first HVWAC Basketball Report of 2007 comes after an exciting stretch of play during the holiday season that saw most of the HVWAC in action. Lynette Reyes of St. Joseph's put up huge numbers against non-conference competition and earned Player of the Week, while Mount Saint Vincent's Courtney Heesemann helped the Dolphins remain in first place in the HVWAC after recording a double-double during an HVWAC win over Yeshiva. The HVWAC released its weekly basketball report today. More...

12/21/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics, Cathy Ingram, has announced the resignation of Frank Fanning, the College's Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach during the last year and a half. Ingram said that Fanning has resigned due to time constraints that have developed at his full-time place of employment, and that a search for a successor will begin immediately with the hopes of having a new Head Coach in place for the start of the 2007 Men's Tennis season. More...

12/19/2006 - Both St. Joseph's College and Yeshiva University competed last week, and while neither registered a win, both had outstanding individual performances that warranted weekly awards as the Lady Bears nearly upset Skyline Conference powerhouse Old Westbury behind an outstanding performance by Lynette Reyes, and Yeshiva gave Bard all they could handle, thanks in part to an outstanding effort by Tova Laufer. Reyes and Laufer are this week's Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively, as the HVWAC released the final weekly basketball report of 2006 today. More...

12/12/2006 - During an exciting week of play both the College of Saint Elizabeth and Mount Saint Vincent earned huge victories and, as a result, received the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week, respectively. The HVWAC released its second-to-last weekly basketball report of 2006 today. More...

12/5/2006 - It was a week of incredible excitement across the HVWAC as the Conference saw its swimming championships result in the second consecutive win for Sarah Lawrence College as the Gryphons broke three championship meet records en route to a dominant victory on Friday night. In other HVWAC action, one of the longest winning streaks in HVWAC athletics history fell as Mount Saint Vincent downed St. Joseph's 66-29 in basketball on Tuesday night to break the Lady Bears' 39-game HVWAC regular season winning streak. CNR also had a big week in basketball and captured a weekly award. The HVWAC released its weekly fall sports report today. More...

12/1/2006 - For the second consecutive season, the Sarah Lawrence College Women's Swimming team swept the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference regular season and post-season championships, winning Friday night's championship meet by an overwhelming margin, outscoring runner-up Purchase College 499-336 en route to the title. The Gryphons earned a total of 19 medals during the 14 events, including two meet records. A total of three records fell on Friday night during the event held at Sarah Lawrence College. More...

11/28/2006 - Freshman Courtney Heesemann (New Hyde Park, NY/New Hyde Park HS) - last week's HVWAC Rookie of the Week - notched her first career double-double with 21 points and 14 rebounds, and fellow freshman Lauren Percodani (Staten Island, NY/St. Joseph's by the Sea) scored 13 points and added eight rebounds, seven assists, and seven steals as the Mount Saint Vincent Women's Basketball team snapped St. Joseph's 39-game HVWAC regular season winning streak on Tuesday night, 66-29. The loss was the first during the regular season for the Lady Bears since the 2001-02 season. More...

11/28/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics Cathy Ingram has announced that Tony Elmore, the College’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach during the last three seasons, has resigned his position effective immediately. In announcing Elmore’s resignation, Ingram cited his other professional responsibilities as the reason for the decision and that a search for a successor will begin immediately. Ingram added praise for Elmore’s efforts during the last three seasons. More...

11/28/2006 - The early part of the 2006-07 HVWAC Basketball season proved that it will be parity abound during the rest of the year as not only did defending champ St. Joseph's enjoy a big week, but Saint Elizabeth proved to be a contender as well as a rookie transfer won her second straight weekly award. HVWAC action begins this week with a rematch of the 2005 and 2006 Championship Games when Mount Saint Vincent travels to St. Joseph's. Read all about it as the HVWAC published its weekly basketball report today. More...

11/21/2006 - Sarah Lawrence and Purchase College are the two hottest Swimming teams in the HVWAC, and both received weekly honors this week during the final Swimming report of the regular season. The Gryphons captured the HVWAC Regular Season Championship - their second in a row - while Purchase won three straight meets last week to move into third place overall. Also, Women's Basketball season began with Saint Elizabeth and Mount Saint Vincent earning weekly awards after successful starts to the regular season. The HVWAC released its weekly report today for Basketball and Swimming. More...

11/19/2006 - Freshmen Rachel Schneider and Sarah Leatherbarrow enjoyed commanding performances performances and the Gryphons' Women's Swimming team captured first place in 13 out of 14 events as Sarah Lawrence clinched the 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Regular Season Swimming Championship with a 90-32 win over Saint Elizabeth on Saturday. With the win, Sarah Lawrence improves to 6-0 overall, including 5-0 in HVWAC competition. More...

11/14/2006 - It was simply a wild week in the pool for the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) swimming programs as several meets were so close that the final events of the evening determined the winner. Such an exciting week of competition made selecting weekly award winners a chore to say the least, but ultimately, Saint Elizabeth's Amanda Drewes emerged as the Conference's Swimmer of the Week, and Mount Saint Vincent's Andrea De La Torre earned Rookie of the Week honors. The HVWAC announced its weekly award winners for swimming today. More...

11/13/2006 - With the conclusion of a successful Fall season, the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) has announced the All-Conference teams for Soccer, Tennis, and Volleyball, along with Coach of the Year honors for each respective sport. In addition, the first Swimming Report of the 2006 season has been released with swimmers from Sarah Lawrence and Mount Saint Vincent earning weekly honors. The HVWAC made its announcements today. More...

11/10/2006 - The Pratt Institute is the 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference Cross Country Champion after a thrilling win over Mount Saint Vincent on Friday at Van Cortlandt Park. The Cannoneers earned the top two finishes and finished with 24 team points, 13 points ahead of Mount Saint Vincent. Medgar Evers finished third with 65 points, while St. Joseph's College finished in fourth place with 120 points. Cooper Union entered an individual runner but was not eligible for the team championship. More...

11/5/2006 - By the time the Mount Saint Vincent Women's Soccer team realized what was going wrong during Sunday's Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Championship Game against the College of Staten Island, it was too late and the game was all but over ... even though there were still 84 minutes left to play. A fired up CSI team came out of the gate and scored three goals during the first 6:18 of play, and then their defense - led by Tournament MVP Tina Bellocchio (Staten Island, NY/St. John Villa), who made eight saves and did not allow a goal during the HVWAC playoffs - thwarted the Mount's desperate comeback effort as Staten Island won its first-ever HVWAC Tounament Championship with a 4-0 win over Mount Saint Vincent during a game played at CSI. More...

11/4/2006 - Junior Marzena Stadnicka earned Tournament Most Valuable Player honors as the St. Joseph's College Women's Volleyball team captured the 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Championship with a 3-0 win over Mount Saint Vincent on Saturday at Sarah Lawrence College. With the win, the Lady Bears finish the 2006 season with an impressive 21-2 record, including a sweep of HVWAC competition during which they did not lose a single game. More...

11/3/2006 - The Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Volleyball final four is set, and the tournament's top-four seeds advanced, all in dominant fashion. All four swept their matches 3-0 on Friday night, setting up what promises to be an exciting day of volleyball on Saturday as the 2006 HVWAC Tournament Champion is crowned. More...

11/2/2006 - The match-ups are set for Sunday's Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Soccer Championship Game, and for the second straight year, second-seeded Mount Saint Vincent and top-seeded College of Staten Island will compete for the HVWAC crown. CSI advanced with a 9-0 win over Saint Elizabeth in one semifinal on Thursday, while Mount Saint Vincent downed Medgar Evers, 2-1 in double overtime to reach the finals. The teams will meet at the College of Staten Island on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. More...

11/2/2006 - The 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Volleyball tournament got off to an exciting start on Wednesday night with two opening round matches taking place, and the brackets for Friday's Quarterfinal round are now set. Like the coming Quarterfinals, the opening round action took place at the higher seeds. Saturday's Semifinal and Championship Round will take place at Sarah Lawrence College. More...

11/2/2006 - In a word, the Cooper Union Women's Tennis team was simply dominant on Sunday at the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Tennis Championships. Competing for the first time, the Eagles turned in a performance so spectacular that the result was but a formality by the end of the day as Cooper won seven out of 10 flights en route to a 10-point victory. More...

10/31/2006 - As the Fall sports season winds down, two teams that remain hot are the Saint Elizabeth Women's Soccer team and the Saint Joseph's Women's Volleyball team. Both enjoyed outstanding weeks of competition and as a result earned conference awards for their respective sports. The Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) announced its weekly award winners today. More...

10/31/2006 - For the second consecutive season, St. Joseph's College and Mount Saint Vincent are the top-two seeds for the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Volleyball playoffs. St. Joseph's earned the top seed for the second time during the last three years after storming through their HVWAC schedule, finishing 9-0 in Conference play and not dropping a single game. Mount Saint Vincent finished the regular season with an 8-1 record, losing only to St. Joseph's. More...

10/29/2006 - Samantha Donlon and Chantelle Blair netted three points apiece, and a stingy Eagle defense held host CCNY scoreless for more than 89 minutes as the fifth-seeded College of Saint Elizabeth Women's Soccer team stunned #4 CCNY, 2-1 in the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) opening round on Sunday. With the win, the Eagles advance to Thursday's semifinals where they will travel to meet top-seeded College of Staten Island at 2:30 p.m. More...

10/28/2006 - Inclement weather in the New York City metropolitan area has forced the postponement of the Hudson Valley Men's Athletic Conference (HVMAC) and Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) Cross Country Championships, originally scheduled to take place on Saturday, Oct. 28 at Van Cortlandt Park in Riverdale, New York. The Championships will be rescheduled for a later date. More...

10/27/2006 - With the completion of regular season play, the matchups for the 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) soccer playoffs have been set. Top seeded College of Staten Island and second-seeded Mount Saint Vincent will have byes during the first round, but the third through six seeds will compete on Sunday, Oct. 29. The Conference semifinals will be held on Thursday, Nov. 2 at the top two seeds, and the HVWAC Championship Game will take place on Sunday, Nov. 5 at the College of Staten Island. More...

10/24/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent had a terrific week in Cross Country, Soccer, and Volleyball, and as a result earned Player of the Week honors for each sport. St. Joseph's and Sarah Lawrence also remained hot in volleyball, as did Cooper Union in tennis. The HVWAC announced its weekly Fall sports report today. More...

10/18/2006 - The College of Staten Island is the 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference Soccer regular season champion and, as a result, they also claimed the Soccer Player of the Week this week. In other news, the St. Joseph's Volleyball team is still undefeated, and Saint Elizabeth and Sarah Lawrence continue to sizzle in Tennis. All enjoyed weekly award winners as the HVWAC announced its weekly Fall Sports Report today. More...

10/16/2006 - Sophomore Fiosi Begai (Staten Island, NY/Wagner HS) tallied two goals to break an early 1-1 tie, and fellow sophomore Tina Bellocchio (Staten Island, NY/St. John Villa) made six saves as the College of Staten Island Women's Soccer team captured the 2006 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) regular season championship with a 3-1 win over Mount Saint Vincent on Monday. CSI will now be the #1 seed in the upcoming HVWAC playoffs after posting a 5-0 conference record, outscoring opponents 24-2 during the stretch. More...

10/11/2006 - Cooper Union Women's Tennis and Sarah Lawrence Volleyball remain to of the hottest teams for any sport in the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) as both programs earned decisive victories this week in Conference play, and as a result, also took home their fair share of weekly Conference awards. The HVWAC announced its weekly Fall award winners today. More...

10/3/2006 - Sarah Lawrence middle hitter Aaron McMullin is off to a tremendous start to the 2006 season, leading the Gryphons to a 4-0 record in HVWAC Volleyball play, while fellow Gryphon Elana Rubin is off to an equally impressive start, leading SLC to a 2-0 record and first place tie in Conference. Both were named Player of the Week for the respective sports as the HVWAC announced its weekly award recipients. More...

9/29/2006 - Only 21 games into her collegiate soccer career, Mount Saint Vincent sophomore Tracy Frank (Port Jefferson Station, NY/Comsewogue HS) has already created a legacy for herself of scoring big goals at key moments for the Dolphins. During the regular season of her freshman year, Frank found the back of the net only twice, but during an incredible run at the Hudson Valley Women’s Athletic Conference (HVWAC) playoffs, Frank scored three times, including the game-winner of the HVWAC finals, a 1-0 Dolphin win over the College of Staten Island. For her efforts, she was named MVP of the Conference Tournament. More...

9/26/2006 - Danielle Otaiza, a senior midfielder/forward on the College of Staten Island Soccer team, and Tamara Bulatovic, a sophomore middle hitter on the St. Joseph's College Volleyball team both had tremendous weeks of competition in leading their programs to decisive wins. Both earned Player of the Week honors for their respective sports as the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference announced its weekly awards winners. Included with this week's reports is the first Cross Country report of the 2006 season. More...

9/19/2006 - Junior Magdalena Wiecek, an outside hitter for the St. Joseph's College Volleyball team, and senior Kaunda Francis, a forward for Medgar Evers, headline this week's HVWAC weekly award winners after outstanding performances in leading their programs to huge early-season victories. The HVWAC announced its weekly award winners on Tuesday afternoon. More...

9/12/2006 - Senior Lauren Baydal, who led the College of Staten Island to a third place finish in the Scarlet Raid er Classic at Rutgers-Newark over the weekend, was selected as the Player of the Week in Women's Volleyball as the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC) announced its Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week selections in Soccer, Volleyball, and Tennis for Sept. 12. Reporting for Cross Country will begin next week.  More...

9/1/2006 - Thank you for visiting the new home of the Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference (HVWAC)! This new website has been an ongoing project during the summer of 2006 designed to bring news and information regarding our Conference to member institutions, athletes, and fans in a timely fashion that is easy to read and navigate. The site is going to be a work in progress during the 2006-07 academic year but will soon include game and individual photos, statistics, and up-to-the-minute results for each sport. It will also provide information on HVWAC meetings and events, and contact information for our sport chairs and conference governing body. Basically, this is a one-stop shop for everything you'll ever want to know about the HVWAC! More...

8/16/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics Cathy Ingram has announced the hiring of Michael Murphy as the school’s Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach. Murphy, a Riverdale resident, who is currently the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at the Mount, takes over a program experience a rebirth at the Mount and will compete in its second varsity season after a one-year hiatus during the 2006 season. More...

8/7/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent Director of Athletics Cathy Ingram has announced the hiring of Jessica Stzabnik as Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach. The former Jessica Nowak is a 2001 graduate of NYU where she was a four-year letter winner for their powerhouse Women’s Basketball team. Stzabnik started 88 games during her career and was a Co-Captain of the 2000-01 team that advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals playing under legendary Head Coach Janice Quinn. More...