News Summary

Saint Joseph’s College women’s soccer is gearing up for the 2025 season with the addition of eight promising first-year student-athletes. Under the leadership of Head Coach Jenelle Harris, entering her 14th season, the team looks forward to building on last year’s experiences. The Monks hope to improve upon their previous record of 5-12-1, and fans are excited for the upcoming season opener against the University of New England on August 29th.

Exciting Times Ahead for Saint Joseph’s College Women’s Soccer as New Recruits Join the Team!

The vibrant city of Standish is buzzing with excitement as Saint Joseph’s College prepares for a thrilling new chapter in its women’s soccer program. Under the guidance of the seasoned Head Coach Jenelle Harris, who is stepping into her 14th season, the Monks are set to welcome a talented group of eight first-year student-athletes into their ranks for the 2025 Women’s Soccer team. With a roster that promises talent and enthusiasm, fans are eager to see what the upcoming season will bring.

A Look Back at the 2024 Season

Last season proved to be an important learning experience for the Monks, who ended with an overall record of 5-12-1. Highlights included impressive conference wins against teams like Mitchell, Elms, New England College, Dean, and Anna Maria. The team’s standout player, Sydney Gallop, led her teammates by scoring 6 goals and providing 3 assists while goalkeeper Ashlyn Guerette made a jaw-dropping 95 saves and recorded 3 shutouts. As they gear up for the 2025 season opener on August 29th against the University of New England, there are plenty of reasons to cheer!

Meet the New Recruits

The Monks are excited to welcome a diverse group of talented athletes, each bringing a wealth of experience and determination to the field. Let’s take a closer look at the incoming class:

  • Kenzie Cochran

    • Major: Pre-Medicine/Biology, minor in Psychology
    • Hometown: Freeport, Maine
    • Notable Achievements: Four-year varsity player, team captain, Maine Soccer Coaches Regional All-Star, First Team All-Conference.
  • Kya Duprey

    • A multi-sport athlete excelling in soccer, basketball, and lacrosse, with four-time SMAA All-Conference Honorable Mention recognition in soccer.
  • Jayden Harvell

    • Major: Nursing
    • Hometown: Presque Isle, Maine
    • High School Achievements: Six-sport athlete and standout goalkeeper.
  • Erin Anne Leahy

    • A four-year soccer athlete who played a significant role in winning her high school’s State Championship.
  • Madison Grace Rathbone

    • Recognized as Athlete of the Year, she has also earned several MVP titles across multiple sports.
  • Olivia Faith Shaw

    • Involved in soccer, track, and basketball, she has played both outside and center back positions.
  • Grace Wesbrock

    • Major: Nursing
    • Hometown: Rockport, Maine
    • Team captain in both soccer and lacrosse, she has led her teams with skills and dedication.
  • Natalie Young

    • Major: Psychology
    • Hometown: Rochester, N.H.
    • Notable Achievements: Two-time varsity soccer captain and top scorer.

Community Engagement and Contributions

What’s even more inspiring is that many of these recruits have actively participated in community service and extracurricular activities during their high school years. This demonstrates not only their commitment to sports but also their dedication to bettering the world around them. With a mix of community-minded individuals and skilled athletes, the Monks are not just building a soccer team; they are cultivating a family.

The Road Ahead

As the countdown to the 2025 season opener begins, excitement is in the air for the Monks and their dedicated fanbase. With a promising mix of returning players and new talent, Coach Harris is hopeful for a bright and victorious season ahead. Mark your calendars for August 29th at 4:00 PM when the Monks take on the University of New England. Get ready to cheer!

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