The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is comprised of representatives from every intercollegiate athletic team on Lasell's campus. It is designed to provide an avenue for student-athletes to advocate for their needs while also working in connection with other institutions within the Great Northeast Athletic Conference and the NCAA Division III population to improve the student-athlete experience and to facilitate communication among student-athletes within an institution, conference and on the national scale. Please contact your Executive Board for more information on how you can become involved or bring an issue to your advisory committee.
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee has won Student Organization of the Year in 2001-02, 2004-05, and 2007-08. The Committee worked especially hard during the 2014-15 school year, creating the first-ever Unified Event at Lasell. The student-run event put together a series of unified sporting events, such as basketball and soccer, complete with an opening ceremony. The story was an immediate hit for our viewers, particularly the members of our Special Olympics Partnership. As one of the top three stories in Division III, the Unified Event story was nominated for the June Special Olympics Spotlight Poll. When the polls closed, Lasell clinched first place with 516 of 899 total votes, earning the June Spotlight, which was featured on the DIII homepage and the DIII monthly magazine. Read more about our story here.
2024-25 SAAC Board
2024-25 SAAC Members
Men's Soccer - John Zaslow, Owen O’Brien, Dan Augustein, Dan Faynstein
Women's Volleyball - Maddi Caro, Kyra Paris, Julianna Simon, Sydney Katz
Cross Country/Track & Field - Molly Cohen, Darrius Vincent, Micheal Curran
Men's Volleyball - Cole Esterline, Dexter Thomas, Nate Cobuzzi, Dylan Bouteiller
Baseball - Brendan Zaleski, Jared Whitby, Matt Williams, Shea Caton, Daniel St. George
Men’s Basketball – Gabriel Qua, Joesph Gattuso, Tyler Costin, Esmer Madesko
Women’s Soccer – Reana Duran, Lataya Simmons, Destini Alua-Roiux
Women’s Basketball – Alexis Cuzzo, Ariana Perez, Abby Duclos