Southern New Hampshire University Athletics
Student-Athletes of the Week (October 26-November 1, 2026)
Female Athlete of the Week:Â Agustina Miranda Waigand - Field Hockey - So., GK
Agustina Miranda Waigand (Miami, Fla.) recorded a pair of shutouts as field hockey picked up key NE10 wins over Saint Michael's College (3-0) and Southern Connecticut State University (1-0). Miranda Waigand made five saves Tuesday against the Purple Knights and then three against the Owls on Sunday for her league-best sixth clean sheet.
Male Athlete of the Week: Sean Guerin - Men's Ice Hockey - Sr., G
Sean Guerin (Chicago, Ill.) made 36 saves in Saturday's 4-1 win at Framingham State University, as men's ice hockey opened the 2026-27 season. Guerin piled up 18 stops in the third period.
Other Penmen Notables:Â
Isabel Hughes - Women's Soccer - Sr., GK
Isabel Hughes (Phoenix, Ariz.) stopped eight of the nine shots she faced for women's soccer in a 1-0 loss to sixth-ranked Franklin Pierce University in Wednesday's season finale.
Zoe Demers - Field Hockey - Sr., F/M
Zoe Demers (Manchester, N.H.) tallied a goal and an assist during a 2-0 week for field hockey. Demers opened the second quarter with a goal to put the Penmen up 2-0 on Saint Michael's College in the 3-0 win last Tuesday in Manchester. She also assisted on Sunday's lone goal in the 1-0 victory over Southern Connecticut State University.
Jordyn Carroll - Women's Volleyball - Jr., OH
Jordyn Carroll (Moultonborough, N.H.) recorded 10 kills on .318 hitting and three digs in women's volleyball's 3-0 loss to Southern Connecticut State University on Thursday.Â
Lyla Thomas - Women's Volleyball - Fr., OH
Lyla Thomas (Fond Du Lac, Wisc.) racked up a match-high 13 kills, two blocks and a pair of digs against the Owls.
Coleman Nee - Men's Ice Hockey - Sr., F
Coleman Nee (Arlington, Mass.) scored a pair of goals in Saturday's season-opening, 4-1 win at Framingham State University. The captain broke a 1-1 tie with a power-play goal just over five minutes into the third period and then added a short-handed goal with just under five minutes remaining in the contest to cap the scoring. Nee's game-winning goal and shorty were both career firsts.
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