A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E - Colby-Sawyer College
A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E - Colby-Sawyer College
A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E - Colby-Sawyer College
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Baseball<br />
(15–24; 9–13 TCCC)<br />
The baseball team made their 14th<br />
straight conference tournament appearance.<br />
They had a great offensive season<br />
and were one of the most productive<br />
teams in school history, compiling the<br />
third highest total of hits with 370.<br />
They also achieved a top-three ranking<br />
in school history in most of the offensive<br />
categories. <strong>Colby</strong>-<strong>Sawyer</strong> seniors<br />
Tom White (Lisbon, N.H.) and Chris<br />
Gaeta (Lynn, Mass.) were honored by<br />
The Commonwealth Coast Conference<br />
(TCCC) for their performances on the<br />
diamond. Tom earned a nod to the All-<br />
TCCC First Team for the second time<br />
of his career, while Chris was named to<br />
the All-TCCC Second Team. In addition<br />
to Tom’s All-TCCC nod, he was named<br />
to the New England Intercollegiate<br />
Baseball Association All-New England<br />
First Team. He was one of only two<br />
players from the TCCC to be named<br />
to the first team. Tom also received<br />
the Chargers Award for the 2008–2009<br />
Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year.<br />
Tom finished his <strong>Colby</strong>-<strong>Sawyer</strong> career as<br />
one of the best baseball players to ever<br />
don a Chargers uniform. He solidified<br />
his name in the record books by being<br />
in the top three all-time in six offensive<br />
categories. Tom ranks first all-time in<br />
doubles (39) and second all-time in hits<br />
(164), runs (119), and stolen bases (40).<br />
He sits in third place all-time in walks<br />
with 59 and RBI with 133.<br />
44 COLBY-SAWYER ALUMNI MAGAZINE<br />
ROUND-UP<br />
ROUND-UP<br />
PHOTO: John Quackenbos<br />
SPRING 2009<br />
Tom White ’09 was one of <strong>Colby</strong>-<strong>Sawyer</strong>’s best-ever<br />
hitters and a First Team All-TCCC selection.<br />
Women’s Lacrosse<br />
(3–11; 2–7 TCCC)<br />
The 2009 women’s lacrosse team featured<br />
only three seniors, two juniors<br />
and four sophomores. Meanwhile, the<br />
13 freshmen were heavily involved<br />
from game one. The season was off to<br />
a promising 2–0 start before the team<br />
struggled with several close matches.<br />
Nevertheless, they won a late-season<br />
conference match at Nichols to secure<br />
their fifth straight The Commonwealth<br />
Coast Conference (TCCC) tournament<br />
appearance and their eighth in the<br />
by Sports Information Director Ryan Emerson<br />
last nine seasons. Senior Alicia Foss<br />
(Greensboro, Vt.) finished her three-year<br />
career with 248 saves, which ranks her<br />
seventh all-time. Senior Allicia Murphy<br />
(North Bennington, Vt.) was named<br />
to the All-TCC First Team. She led the<br />
team in goals (42), assists (6), and draw<br />
controls (45). She concludes her career<br />
in fifth place all-time on the career<br />
points list with 155. She ranks tied for<br />
fifth in career goals with 124, and ranks<br />
sixth in career assists with 31. Allicia<br />
ranked ninth in goals scored and fifth in<br />
draw controls among all TCCC players.<br />
Allicia Murphy ’09 led the team in goals, assists, and<br />
draw controls, and she was a First Team All-TCCC<br />
selection.<br />
PHOTO: John Quackenbos