Conference Highlights
In our last season as a member of the NECC, the Regis women's team repeated for the 5th consecutive year as NECC Conference Champions. Our Lady Pride completed the fall season with a 10-1 record and look to maintain that success into the spring season.
INFO ON REGIS COLLEGE WOMENS TENNIS PROGRAM
Regis College was founded in 1927 as a liberal arts and science college for women and became co-ed in 2007. Regis is an NCAA, Division III School and a member of the New England Collegiate Conference, a New England based group of 10 colleges.
The womens tennis program includes a full-year schedule with practices beginning in the fall one week prior to classes followed by conference and non-conference matches and hopefully ends each year with the Conference Championships. During the pre-season week our players are allowed early move-in to their dorms, meals are provided, and each day incorporates practices, match play, mental training and team building activities.
Our spring season starts in early February with indoor practices several days a week. We then go on a spring break trip down south to play 3 to 5 matches. When we return practices run Monday through Friday through the month of April and we play 5 to 6 head to head matches against competitive New England colleges such as Smith College, Salve Regina University St. Anselm's College and Clark University.
COACHING PHILOSOPHY
In my approach to coaching college tennis the emphasis is on TEAM. I expect all the players to support each other and to work towards improving all of their teammates skills and match play. I want players who are committed to reaching the top of their ability and I will help them to get there in every way that I can. I also demand the highest level of sportsmanship. Lastly, while an important goal is to develop a winning team, an equally important objective is to have fun and enjoy the camaraderie and life-long friendships that playing on a college team can offer!
If you are interested in learning more about Regis College and Womens Tennis, please contact:
John Ciarleglio, III, USPTA, PTR
Head Coach Mens & Womens Tennis
[email protected] 781-768-8655 (Office), 781-697-6639 (Cell)
Post Season Highlights
2017 GNAC Semifinalists
2016 NECC Champions
2015 NECC Champions
2014 NECC Champions
2013 NECC Champions
2012 NECC Champions
2011 NECC Semifinalists
Individual Achievements
2017 -- Carly Donovan, GNAC Rookie of the Year
2017 -- Carly Donovan, Katasha Jarvis, Ariana McCormack, and Carly Scanlon, GNAC All Conference Team
2017 -- Gracie Jarest, GNAC All Sportsmanship Team
2016-2017 -- ITA Scholar Athletes: Sara Kanarkiewicz, Jessie Lord, Ariana McCormack, Erica Murphy, and Kailey Myers
2016 -- Jessie Lord, NECC Player of the Year
2016 -- Ariana McCormack, NECC Rookie of the Year
2016 -- Jessie Lord, Erica Murphy, Emily Rice, Amy DiPace, and Ariana McCormack, NECC All Conference Team
2016 -- Carly Scanlon, NECC All Sportsmanship team.
2015-2016 -- ITA Scholar Athletes: Sara Kanarkiewicz, Amy DiPace, Jewel Medeiros, and Jessie Lord
2015 -- Jessie Lord, NECC Player of the Year
2015 -- Katasha Jarvis, NECC Rookie of the Year
2015 -- Jessie Lord, Erica Murphy, Emily Rice, and Katasha Jarvis NECC All Conference Team
2014-2015 -- ITA Scholar Athletes: Sara Kanarkiewicz, Amy DiPace, and Jewel Medeiros
2014 -- Jessie Lord, NECC Player of the Year
2014 -- Jessie Lord, Erica Murphy, and Jewel Medeiros NECC All Conference Team
2013 -- Abbie Wehr, NECC Player of the Year
2013 -- Emily Rice, NECC Rookie of the Year
2013 -- Jessie Lord, Jewel Medeiros, Emily Rice and Abbie Wehr, NECC All Conference Team
2013-14 and 2012-13 -- Regis Womens Team ITA Academic All American Team Award
2013-2014 -- ITA Scholar-Athletes, Jessie Lord, Melinda Mara and Jewel Medeiros
2012-2013 ITA Scholar-Athletes: Vanneyra Chum, Maryse Emungu, Melinda Mara, Jewel Medeiros, Caroline Roche
Coaching Achievements
Andy White was named the head men's and women's tennis coach in 2018 following the retirement of John Ciarleglio.
White, originally from Bozeman, Montana, spent his last two years as the assistant coach for the Pride. He helped guide the men’s program to a combined 31-11 record over two seasons, while the women were a combined 27-7. Both programs won New England Collegiate Conference championships during the 2016-17 academic year in White’s first season as a full-time assistant coach. The past season, White helped guide the men’s team to the championship match of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference. The 2014 Regis graduate served as a volunteer assistant coach for the women's tennis team in 2014.
White was a four-year member of the Regis men’s tennis program from 2010-2014. He was twice named to the First Team All-NECC in singles, as well as to the NECC All-Tournament Team in doubles. He finished his career ranked in the program’s top 10 in career doubles (45) and singles (34) wins.
Prior to his time as the Pride’s graduate assistant, White was a volunteer assistant coach at Regis during the 2014-2015 season. He was also a facilities assistant at Montana State University, and has been a tennis instructor at Wayland’s Longfellow Health Club and Riverside Country Club in Bozeman, Montana.
