Bears of the Week, 10/02/14

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Male Athlete: Kolin Campbell, Junior, Varsity Soccer, Midfielder

Kolin Campbell
Kolin Campbell

 

Kolin Campbell scored the game-winning goal in the 69th minute of the Bears matchup against Westfield State on Saturday at Alumni Field. Campbell managed to score off of a header, about eight yards away from the goal. He redirected a crossing pass from teammate Nicholas Keddie inside the far post. The score was the only goal of the game, lifting the Bears to a 1-0 victory.

 

Female Athlete: Brittany Cullinane, Sophomore, Field Hockey, midfielder

Brittany Cullinane
Brittany Cullinane

 

Brittany Cullinane scored two goals, including an overtime game-winner against Fitchburg State on Saturday to give the Bears a 2-1 victory. Cullinane provided the entire offense for the Bears and played strong from start to finish. Cullinane scored her first goal just 52 seconds into the second half to tie the game before hitting the eventual game-winning shot. She was able to single-handedly change the outcome of this game with her determination and relentless effort.

 

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