GNAC RELEASE

WINTHROP, Mass. --The Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) has announced the final results of the 2024 Commissioner's Cup, with Regis College placing fifth on the men's side and eleventh in the women's standings.

The men's fifth-place finish was driven by consistent team performances across multiple sports. Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field, along with Men's Swimming & Diving, each earned runner-up finishes at their respective GNAC Championship meets—contributing four points apiece.

Several individual GNAC champions played key roles in these team efforts:

• Harry Grayson (Lowell, Mass.) – 60m Hurdles (Indoor)

• Ryan Sweeney (Lynn, Mass.) – Shot Put (Indoor & Outdoor)

• Aiden Charles (Lowell, Mass.) – Weight Throw (Indoor), Hammer Throw (Outdoor)

• Justin Thuotte (Lebanon, Conn.) – Long Jump (Outdoor)

• Liam Austin (Boston, Mass.) – 1-Meter and 3-Meter Diving

Men's Volleyball added three points to the total following a program-record 20-win season that included a GNAC Semifinal appearance. Men's Cross Country and Men's Soccer each earned two points after qualifying for their respective postseason tournaments.

On the women's side, nine of the Pride's eleven varsity programs qualified for GNAC postseason play, contributing two points to the overall total. While individual progress may not be fully captured in the Commissioner's Cup scoring, many women's programs achieved significant milestones, with several student-athletes etching their names into the Regis record books.

• Frankie Alley (Gardner, Mass.) concluded a remarkable career by becoming Regis Field Hockey's all-time leader in points (92), goals (37), and assists (18).

• Kamdyn Tenorio (Irvine, Calif.) led Regis Women's Volleyball in service aces (72) and digs (407) to cement herself as the programs all-time leader in service aces (273) and second all-time in digs (1,613).

• Avary Hall (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) earned United Soccer Coaches All-Region Third Team honors after a standout sophomore season, setting new single-season records for points (42) and goals (19), while tying the program's all-time career goals mark (27).

• Bianca Burke (Cambridge, Mass.) continued her exceptional play for Regis Softball, becoming the program's all-time leader in hits (166), runs (103), and triples (18), while also setting new single-season records for hits (37) and triples (7).

These results and achievements from both our men's and women's programs reflect a year of competitive progress across multiple programs within Pride Athletics, highlighting both team development and individual excellence that continue to build the foundation for future success.