Springfield, Mass – November 2, 2025 – Three Springfield College fall programs have earned spots in this week's New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) championship tournaments all of which are slated to begin on the evening of Tuesday, November 4.

Women's soccer (9-8) secured the second seed and will host seventh-seeded Coast Guard (5-11-3) on Brock-Affleck Field at 7:00 pm, field hockey (12-6) snagged the fourth seed and will host fifth-seeded Salve Regina University (11-7) on Stagg Field at 6:00 pm and men's soccer (7-9-1) seized the sixth seed and will travel to third-seeded Coast Guard (7-5-6) in Connecticut at 6:00 pm.

Through a partnership with the NEWMAC Office and Hometown Tickets, fans can purchase tickets digitally before arriving at the field online at: https://newmacsports.com/sports/2023/10/17/ticket%20box%20office.aspx

The NEWMAC encourages fans to purchase their mobile tickets in advance of the event to streamline the entry process on game day. Spectators may purchase their mobile tickets online on site but no cash option will be available. General admission tickets will cost $10 for anyone attending who is over the age of 12. Children under 12 and NEWMAC students with a valid institutional ID are free and do not need to purchase a mobile ticket.

Tickets will be scanned at the venue approximately 90 minutes prior to the start of each contest on Tuesday evening. Of note, if traveling to the Coast Guard Academy on Tuesday, please be sure you have a Real ID or you will not be permitted on campus per federal regulations.

Springfield women's soccer and Coast Guard since November 4, 2014 when the Pride prevailed over the Bears 3-1 in the quarterfinal round. That has been the lone postseason matchup between the two sides. In 27 previous meetings, Springfield is 25-1-1 against Coast Guard including 14-1-1 on Brock-Affleck Field. In this year's regular season matchup – which also took place in Springfield back on October 8 - a pair of goals from Meredith Healy (Niantic, Conn.) lifted the Pride over the Bears, 2-1.

Springfield field hockey enters Tuesday's game against Salve Regina following its best regular season since 2018 tying that season's squad for the most overall wins (12) and most conference wins (6). Winners of three straight, Springfield and Salve Regina will meet in the postseason for the first time ever on Tuesday. In this year's regular season matchup – which took place on September 20 in Rhode Island - the Pride picked up its first win against the Seahawks in program history, 3-2, thanks to a pair of goals of Rachel Simkewicz (Westminster, Mass.) and a tally from Sarah Goldstein (Cheshire, Conn.), which proved to be the game winner. 

Springfield men's soccer and Coast Guard will meet for the second time in less than a week on Tuesday in the quarterfinal round of the postseason. The Pride secured their playoff bid following a 1-0 win over the Bears last week thanks to a late goal from Connor Policarpio (Bristol, Conn.). Tuesday's meeting between Springfield and Coast Guard will be the first postseason match between the two sides since 2013 when the Bears edged the Pride, 2-1, in double overtime – also in the quarterfinal round. In nine postseason meetings between Springfield and Coast Guard, the Pride are 5-3-1 overall and 1-2-1 in New London.

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