Eastern Connecticut State University

Eastern Connecticut State University freshman Nick Rascati has been recognized by the Little East Conference in the weekly awards program for the week ending April 10.

Eastern Connecticut State University freshman Michelina Pinto has been recognized by the Little East Conference in the weekly awards program for the week ending April 10.

Eastern Connecticut State University's athlete Chidebe Ndibe representing men's outdoor track and field has been recognized in the Little East Conference's weekly spring awards program.

Eastern Connecticut State University's forward Hugh Lindo (Enfield) has been selected to the D3hoops.com All-Northeast Region basketball team for the 2015-16 season.

Eastern Connecticut State University's forward Jill Ritrosky (Pittsfield, MA) has been selected to the D3hoops.com All-Northeast Region basketball team for the 2015-16 season.

Two-time All-Little East Conference women's lacrosse defender Devyne Doran (South Kingstown, RI) of Eastern Connecticut State University has been named the conference's Defensive Player-of-the-Week for the week ending March 13.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Lee Cattanach was selected Little East Conference track and field Athlete-of-the-Week in track for the first time this season.

The Eastern Connecticut State University club hockey team claimed the title of American Conference champions of the Northeast Collegiate Hockey Association (NECHA) on Feb. 21 with a 4-2 victory over Southern New Hampshire University. The team finished with a regular season record of 11-1, the second best record in the 32-team NECHA.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Chidebe Ndibe was named Little East Conference track and field Rookie-of-the-Week in field for the third straight week.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Maggie Bodington was named National Soccer Coaches' Association of America (NSCAA) All-America becoming the first Eastern player named to the elite team as a sophomore.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Cooper D'Ambrosio repeated as a selection to the National Soccer Coaches' Association of America (NSCAA) All-New England Region Team as the only player from the Little East Conference to earn first-team recognition.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Emily Becher was named to the NCAA Division III All-New England Region Team by the National Soccer Coaches' Association of America (NSCAA), becoming the first player in program history to earn all-region mention in each of her first two seasons

Eastern Connecticut State University's Trachone Preston was named Little East Conference Player-of-the-Week for the sport of men's basketball in the third weekly report for the week ending November 29.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Jill Ritrosky was named Little East Conference Player-of-the-Week in the third weekly report for the sport of women's basketball for the week ending November 29.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Tarchee Brown was named Little East Conference Player-of-the-Week in the sport of men's basketball for the first time this year.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Mollee Lasto was named Little East Conference Rookie Swimmer-of-the-Week for the second time in five weekly reports.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Allison Luppi was chosen to play in the New England Women's Volleyball Association (NEWVA) Division III Senior Classic. She is the program's 25th participant.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Samantha Mckosky was named Little East Conference Female Rookie-of-the-Year in the sport of cross country. She is the third one in program history.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Ryan Murphy was named Little East Conference All-LEC second team for the first time in the sport of men's soccer.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Daniel Manfredi was named Little East Conference All-LEC second team for the first time in the sport of men's soccer.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Jonathan Stearns was named Little East Conference All-LEC second team for the first time.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Xavier Doran was named Little East Conference All-LEC first team for the first time.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Emmanuel Caicedo was named Little East Conference All-LEC first team in the sport of men's soccer for the first time.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Cooper D'Ambrosio was named Little East Conference Defensive Player-of-the-Year and repeated All-LEC first team.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Jamie Belden was named Little East Conference All-LEC second team in the sport of women's soccer for the first time.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Maggie Bodington was named Little East Conference All-LEC first team in the sport of women's soccer, becoming one of the first two players in program history to gain first-team distinction in both her freshmen and sophomore seasons.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Hailey Lehning was named Little East Conference first team in the sport of women's soccer for the first time.

Eastern Connecticut State University's McKenzie Reimondo was named Little East Conference All-LEC first team in the sport of women's soccer after being voted to the second team as a freshman.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Emily Becher was named Little East Conference All-LEC first team in the sport of women's soccer, becoming one of the first two players in program history to gain first-team distinction in both her freshmen and sophomore seasons.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Laura Chicorka was named Little East Conference All-LEC first team in the sport of field hockey, becoming the program's second four-time All-LEC selection in the 18-year history of the awards program when she was named to the first team for the first time. Chicorka was a third-team selection in each of her first three seasons. Chicorka is only the program's seventh first-team pick in 18 years, first since current assistant coach Erika Profenno in 2005.