Former Pine Manor softball and soccer star Sara Pray '01 (above) was inducted with the inaugural class of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Hall of Fame. Four-time All-GNAC First Team catcher Courtney Wallace was also honored as 2010 GNAC Woman of the Year at this year's GNAC Professional Development Seminar on Thursday.

   
Pine Manor's Courtney Wallace has been named 2010 Great Northeast Athletic Conference Woman of the Year for her four years of excellence on the field, in the classroom and in the community. Full story ...

Courtney Wallace is the subject of a feature article in today's Portland Press Herald detailing her record fourth All-GNAC First Team season, her legacy in Chestnut Hill and plans beyond Pine Manor.

Courtney Wallace (left) and Kayla Nielsen (24) earned All-Great Northeast Athletic Conference First and Third-Team honors, respectively. For Wallace, the distinction marks a record four consecutive seasons as the league's best catcher.

Courtney Wallace went a combined 5-for-8, crushing three home runs and scoring six runs in becoming Pine Manor's all-time hits leader and tallying her 200th career hit Tuesday night. The Gators split with Emmanuel, winning 10-3 and losing 6-5.

Freshman Tia Nelson picked up two wins on Friday as the Gators won for the fourth time in five games.

Kayla Nielsen touches home plate after her third-inning longball in Game 2. In the early game, Tia Nelson struck out Jackie Peck looking with the bases loaded in the seventh to earn the win, 4-3.