THREE PAC SOCCER PLAYERS HONORED BY NSCAA (3/9/10)
Three PAC soccer players were named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's (NSCAA) Scholar All-East Region teams. Washington & Jefferson senior forward Molly Macioce and Westminster junior forward Danielle Sturble were both named third team. Lauren Graeser, a senior midfielder from Westminster, was named honorable mention.

FALL PAC TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD WINNERS RELEASED (12/10/09)
The Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) has announced the PAC Team Sportsmanship Award winners for Fall 2009 sports. The PAC Team Sportsmanship Award was started in the 2008-09 sports season, and is an effort to recognize and encourage positive sportsmanship among conference teams. The award is sponsored by the PAC Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and is presented to one team in each of the 19 PAC-sponsored varsity sports.

SEVERAL PAC PLAYERS NAMED ALL-GREAT LAKES (12/7/09)
Five players from three different PAC schools were named All-Great Lakes region by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Thomas More had three players named to the list, including Deanna Goshdigian, who was named first team. Fellow Saint, goalkeeper Jenna Kramer, along with midfielder Spencer Ahrenholtz of Washington & Jefferson, were named to the second team. Thomas More defender Kaitlyn Cohen and Grove City's Michelle Peck were named to the third team.

GROVE CITY'S OSTLUND NAMED ECAC ALL-STAR (12/3/09)
Grove City College soccer standout Emily Ostlund was named to the 2009 ECAC Division III South Women's Soccer All-Star Second Team. Ostlund, a junior midfielder, was an All-PAC first team honoree.

2009 ALL-PAC WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAMS ONLINE (11/18/09)
The PAC has released the 2009 all-conference teams and postseason award winners in  women's soccer. Grove City senior Michelle Peck garnered MVP laurels, while Wolverine head coach Melissa Lamie garnered Coach of the Year recognition.

AHRENHOLTZ NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN (11/18/09)
Washington & Jefferson College senior women’s soccer player Spencer Ahrenholtz was selected to the ESPN The Magazine/College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) National Academic All-America Women’s Soccer Team on Tuesday. Ahrenholtz was a third-team honoree. Ahrenholtz becomes the 24th student-athlete in Washington & Jefferson College history to earn the prestigious honor. She is the first women’s soccer player in school history to be named a CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American. 

PAC SOCCER TEAMS FALL IN POSTSEASON PLAY (11/14/09)
PAC soccer and volleyball teams had a rough time in postseason play this week, as all three conference NCAA representatives dropped opening round games. Thomas More men's soccer dropped a 4-2 decision at Carnegie Mellon on Saturday, while W&J women's soccer was defeated at Calvin 4-0 on Friday. Thomas More volleyball won its opening set against St. Mary's (Minn.) on Thursday, but could not hold on as the Saints were defeated 3-1 in the opening round match at Washington University in St. Louis Thursday. In ECAC playoff action, Saint Vincent volleyball opened play with a 3-2 first round victory at Penn State-Behrend Wednesday, before falling at top-seeded DeSales 3-1 on Saturday. Finally, Grove City women's soccer suffered a 2-1 setback to Behrend in an ECAC first round match in Erie on Wednesday.

MACIOCE NAMED PAC SAAC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE (11/10/09)
The PAC announced today that women's soccer standout Molly Macioce of Washington & Jefferson College have been named PAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Female Scholar-Athlete of the Month for November, 2009.

W&J FACES CALVIN IN NCAA TOURNEY OPENER (11/9/09)
All three PAC champions in soccer and volleyball have received automatic bid to NCAA Division III playoff action this week, as brackets and matchups were announced by the NCAA this morning. PAC women's soccer champion Washington & Jefferson is also on the road this weekend, as the Presidents (12-6-2) head to Grand Rapids, Mich., to face Calvin College (13-4-1) this Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the NCAA D-III women's soccer tournament first round. In NCAA D-III men's soccer tournament action, PAC champion Thomas More (17-2-1) will travel to Pittsburgh to face Carnegie Mellon (14-2-1) in an opening round contest this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. In volleyball, PAC champion Thomas More (28-10) heads to Saint Louis for a first round NCAA D-III Tournament matchup on Thursday against St. Mary's (Minn.) (21-9) for a 6 p.m. EST (5 p.m. CST) game hosted at Washington University.

GCC WOMEN'S SOCCER EARNS ECAC BID (11/9/09)
The Grove City women's soccer team has received a bid to compete in 2009 ECAC Division III Championship Tournaments this week. The PAC regular season champion Wolverine kickers are the fifth seed in the eight-team 2009 ECAC Division III South Region Women's Soccer Tournament and will play against #4 seed Penn State-Behrend on Wednesday (Nov. 11) at 2:30 p.m. at Gannon University in Erie. The semifinals and finals will take place on Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 14-15) at the site of the highest remaining seed following the opening round of play.

WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON UPSETS GROVE CITY 1-0; PRESIDENTS EARN SECOND STRAIGHT TITLE (11/7/09)
Freshman Chrissy Marcius scored the lone goal in the 60th minute to lift third-seeded Washington & Jefferson to a 1-0 upset victory at top-seeded Grove City in the championship match of the 2009 PAC Women's Soccer Championship Tournament today. With the victory, head coach Pete Curtis and the President kickers earned the PAC's automatic bid to the 2009 NCAA Division III playoffs, beginning next week.

GROVE CITY, W&J ADVANCE TO PAC FINALS (11/3/09)
Top-seeded Grove City will face third seed and defending PAC champion Washington & Jefferson for the 2009 PAC title this weekend, after both squads posted tournament semifinal wins in the 2009 PAC Women's Soccer Championship Tournament on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The Wolverines shut out fourth seed Westminster 2-0, while the Presidents outlasted second seed Thomas More 2-1 in double overtime. Grove City will now host W&J for the 2009 PAC crown and the conference automatic bid to the 2009 NCAA Division III playoffs this Saturday, Nov. 7 at 1 p.m.

PAC HAS 13 NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT (10/30/09)
The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) have released their 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District soccer teams, which are loaded with PAC student-athletes. A conference-record 23 PAC soccer players (13 women, 10 men) have been named to the squads, including four first team honorees who now move on to the Academic All-America ballot. For the women, All-District II first team honorees were seniors Megan Cook of Bethany and Spencer Ahrenholtz of W&J. Second team laurels went the Grove City duo of Lauren Woodring and Emily Ostlund, W&J senior Molly Macioce, and Westminster sophomore Samantha Killmeyer. Third team selections included four GCC players - seniors Bethany Preston, Elise Bender, Hannah Yang and Michelle Peck - as well as senior Chrissy Fiori of Chatham and sophomore Tyler Dever of Westminster. Thomas More junior Andrea Carr was also a third team honoree in District IV.

2009 PAC TOURNAMENT SCENARIOS NOW ONLINE (10/29/09)
Wondering if your favorite PAC soccer team will make the 2009 PAC Tournament, or who and where they may be playing if they do? We take the guess work out of it, as all of the 2009 PAC Soccer Tournament scenarios have been broken down and are now online.