NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. (5/13/26) - The Franklin Pierce University golf programs earned four selections to the Northeast 10 Conference All-Conference Teams, as announced by the league office on Wednesday afternoon.
On the women's side, Lorelai Flanagan (Arlington, Mass.) was named to the All-Conference First Team, while freshmen Philasinee Sirisawat (Bangkok, Thailand) and Tea Waleebavorndach (Pathum-Thani, Thailand) each collected Second Team honors. For the men, Seth Saffell (Castro Valley, Calif.) earned a spot on the All-Conference Second Team.
Flanagan turned in one of the top seasons in program history, finishing with three individual victories and five top-three finishes across 12 rounds of competition. The senior posted a 79.4 adjusted scoring average and climbed as high as No. 66 in the region according to CLIPPD rankings. She earned medalist honors at the St. Anselm Florida Invitational, Lady Hawk Invitational, and Fall Finale Match, while also recording a runner-up finish at the NE10 Championship.
Sirisawat made an immediate impact during her rookie campaign, finishing the season ranked No. 142 in the region by CLIPPD. She posted one victory and four top-10 finishes across 12 rounds, highlighted by a fourth-place finish at the Panther Battle at the Bay and a top-five finish at the St. Anselm Florida Invitational.
Waleebavorndach also earned all-conference recognition in her first collegiate season after recording two top-five finishes and five top-10 performances. She finished fifth at both the Panther Battle at the Bay and Hartford Hawks Women's Invitational while helping the Ravens remain competitive throughout the spring season.
Saffell capped off a standout senior campaign by earning Second Team recognition after posting a 76.5 adjusted scoring average over 20 rounds. He collected one tournament victory and three top-three finishes during the season, including a third-place finish at the NE10 Championship and a victory at the Franklin Pierce Fall Kickoff. Saffell also recently represented Franklin Pierce as an individual qualifier at the NCAA Division II East/Atlantic Regional.
