Saint Joseph's College of Maine

Accolades:
GNAC All-Academic: 2024, 2025, 2026
Chi Alpha Sigma: 2026
East-COMM All-Academic: 2026

2026: Appeared in 16 games, including 11 starts for Saint Joseph’s in 2026…played left field, catcher, and designated player…batted .143 (4-for-28) with four runs, one RBI, and one double…added four walks and one sacrifice bunt…finished with a .250 on-base percentage, a .179 slugging percentage, and a .429 OPS…earned 2026 Chi Alpha Sigma, 2026 East-COMM All-Academic, and 2026 GNAC All-Academic…closed the season with career totals of 20 hits, nine RBI, and a .185 batting average through 2026…defensively, recorded 11 putouts, zero assists, and three errors for a .786 fielding percentage…registered one multi-hit game…went 1-for-2 with one run against Washington College on March 13…went 2-for-2 with one run and one RBI against Colby-Sawyer on April 12…went 1-for-1 against New England Col. on April 18…Saint Joseph’s posted a 19–22 record.

2025: Played in 26 games and started 15...recorded a .211 batting average...tallied 12 hits, seven runs, five RBI's and two walks...recorded a career-high three hits including a double along with an RBI and a run at Mitchell (Mar. 29)...hit a triple and added an RBI and a run at Southern Maine (Apr. 2)...tallied two hits, one RBI and one run vs. New England College (Apr. 16)

2024: Played in 11 games and started one...recorded a .250 batting average...tallied a hit and a run vs. Albertus Magnus (Apr. 21)

2023: Played in 17 games and started five...recorded a .133 batting average...recorded eight walks...recorded her first career hit along with an RBI at University of New England (Mar. 29)...tallied a career-high three walks along with a run at Regis (Mass.) (Apr. 2)

Why Saint Joseph's?: I decided to attend Saint Joseph's College because of its location, small size, and welcoming community.

High School: Participated in softball and indoor track & field at St. Mary Bay View High School…earned a varsity letter for softball all four years…named as a team captain…earned 2022 RIIL Division 1 All-State Honorable Mention accolades…member of the 2021 RI DII Softball State Championship Runner-up team…listed on the Academic Honor Roll…member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Math Honor Society, English Honor Society, and History Honor Society…earned the Scholastic Gold Key in photography sophomore year…played club for Mass Drifters and Gold Showcase Softball.

Community Service: 70 hours (soccer coach, softball assistant coach, tutor, kindness rocks project ambassador) 

Personal: Abbie Rose Green-Sermak, daughter of Jennie Green and Christopher Sermak…has two sisters, Molly Green-Sermak and Sophie Green-Sermak.