Head Coach Jon Roberts

In 2022, Saint Joseph's posted a 13-18 record overall – the most wins in a season since 2017 - with a 7-6 tally in GNAC play en route to earning the #8 seed in the conference tournament. The Monks' campaign ended with a 3-0 loss at the hands of top-seeded Rivier University on November 1st.

Following the completion of the 2022 campaign a pair of Monks claimed GNAC postseason accolades, as sophomore Maggie Sylvester (Barrington, N.H.) earned Third Team All-Conference honors and freshman Victoria Briones (El Paso, Texas) was listed on the GNAC All-Rookie Team.

Saint Joseph’s earned the #8 seed in the GNAC Tournament after recording a 9-22 overall record – including a 5-8 mark in conference play – during the 2021 season. The Monks fell to top-seeded Rivier, 3-0, in a quarterfinal match played in Nashua on November 2nd.

In 2019, Saint Joseph’s posted an 8-22 overall record with a 5-7 tally in conference play. As the #7 seed in the GNAC tourney the Monks traveled to #2 Simmons University in the first round and suffered a 3-0 (25-9, 25-17, 25-22) setback at the hands of the Sharks.

Five different players logged at least 100 kills during the campaign with junior Erin Olson (Stoughton, Mass.) leading the way with 196. Freshman Hanna Holden (Stoughton, Mass.) delivered 610 assists, the eighth highest total in team history, senior Kelsey Bickford (Somersworth, N.H.) posted a team-high 43 aces, and junior Madison Provencher (Rochester, N.H.) added 430 digs, the seventh most in a season in program history.

In his first season at the helm (2018), the Monks went 10-18 overall with a 5-7 mark in GNAC play en route to earning the #8 seed in the conference tournament. The 2018 season ended with a 3-0 loss to Johnson & Wales University, ranked second in the country at the time, in a GNAC quarterfinal on Tuesday, October 30th.

Following the season senior libero Jennelle Thompson (Rochester, N.H.) earned All-Conference honors for the fourth-consecutive season after leading the GNAC in digs (527) and digs per set (5.61) for the fourth time in as many years.