HENNIKER, N.H. - Senior goalkeeper Annie Raduazzo (Amherst, N.H.) of the New England College field hockey team was named the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Goalkeeper of the Year, marking the third consecutive year a Pilgrim has earned the award, as announced by the league office on Wednesday. Raduazzo follows former teammate Makenzie Anderson, who earned the honor in back-to-back season in 2024 and 2025.  

Raduazzo started in 13 games and saw action in 16 contests this season. The senior led the GNAC in both goals-against average (1.26) and save percentage (.823), finishing with 0.22 advantage in goals-against average and a 0.018 advantage in save percentage over the next closest goalkeeper. She also tied for fourth in the conference with three shutouts. For her efforts throughout the season, Raduazzo was named to the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll five times.  

Throughout the season, Annie faced 96 shots and recorded 79 saves while posting a 7-8 record in goal. Her 79 saves were a key part of the Pilgrims' defensive efforts throughout the season. Her efforts helped anchor a New England College defense that led the GNAC in both the fewest goals allowed (24) and team goals against average (1.30).  

After transferring to NEC ahead of her junior season, Raduazzo concludes her collegiate goalkeeping career with 22 games played and 20 goals allowed. Across two seasons with the Pilgrims, she recorded a 1.25 career goals-against average, made 91 saves, and faced 114 shots.  

Annie closes out her collegiate career with one of the conference's top individual honors, capping off two seasons in a Pilgrim uniform and leaving her mark on the New England College field hockey program.  

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