Amanda Pugliese reports on Quinnipiac and Yale joining forces to support a cancer-stricken Yale women's hockey player
You can check out all of Amanda's work here.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Men's Basketball Preview Part 2
With today's Men's Basketball home opener at 7:00, take a look at Part 2 of Amanda Pugliese's preview of the 2010-2011 season.
You can check out all of Amanda's work here.
You can check out all of Amanda's work here.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Women's Hockey vs. Dartmouth
Hey Bobcat fans,
Listen in to the Quinnipiac Bobcats Sports Network at 4:00 ET to follow the game against visiting Dartmouth! Click the link to the left of this post to listen live.
Alex Birsh and Robin Schuppert have the call.
Listen in to the Quinnipiac Bobcats Sports Network at 4:00 ET to follow the game against visiting Dartmouth! Click the link to the left of this post to listen live.
Alex Birsh and Robin Schuppert have the call.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Men's Basketball Season Preview
Hey Bobcat fans, check out QBSN's Men's Basketball 2010 season preview! It includes preseason picks, our own pundits' predictions, and more!
Just click the Men's Basketball link above this post.
Just click the Men's Basketball link above this post.
QBSN Athlete of the Week: Pierre Soubrier
This week’s QBSN Athlete of the Week honors are presented to Pierre Soubrier (Aurignac, France) of Quinnipiac University’s men’s soccer team.
Soubrier, a senior defender, was instrumental in his second-to-last collegiate game ever this past weekend; a 4-3 win against Central Connecticut St. University. Soubrier recorded two assists and one goal in the Bobcats last win of the season. His goal was the game winning goal; scored in the 93rd minute off of a free kick opportunity. It was his second career game winning goal, with the first coming against Sacred Heart on October 18, 2009.
Soubrier’s big game vaulted him into the team lead in assists with five, and second on the team in overall points with nine. With his two goals on the year, it marked the second straight year that Soubrier led all Quinnipiac defensemen in goals and points.
With higher expectations after they year, the Bobcats disappointing season culminated in a 1-1 tie against #11 Monmouth University last Sunday. On the year, the Bobcats finish with a record of 4-11-2 overall, and 3-6-1 in conference play. After a season where Quinnipiac lost a close match to Monmouth in the Northeast Conference Tournament Championship, the Bobcats failed to make the tournament this year.
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Soubrier’s big game vaulted him into the team lead in assists with five, and second on the team in overall points with nine. With his two goals on the year, it marked the second straight year that Soubrier led all Quinnipiac defensemen in goals and points.
With higher expectations after they year, the Bobcats disappointing season culminated in a 1-1 tie against #11 Monmouth University last Sunday. On the year, the Bobcats finish with a record of 4-11-2 overall, and 3-6-1 in conference play. After a season where Quinnipiac lost a close match to Monmouth in the Northeast Conference Tournament Championship, the Bobcats failed to make the tournament this year.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Women's Basketball Preview
Hey Bobcat fans,
Check out QBSN staff writer Luke Mauro's Women's Basketball season preview.
Click on the Women's Basketball tab above this post so you can be ready for Bobcats basketball!
Check out QBSN staff writer Luke Mauro's Women's Basketball season preview.
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Men's Basketball Preview
QBSN's Amanda Pugliese talked to Men's Basketball head coach Tom Moore and his team as they look to improve on what was the best season in program history last year. You can see all of Amanda's work here.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Women's Basketball Preview
QBSN's Amanda Pugliese takes a look at the Quinnipiac Women's Basketball team and previews their 2010-2011 season. You can check out all of her work here.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
QBSN Athlete of the Week: Jillian Kelly
This week’s QBSN Athlete of the Week honors are awarded to Jillian Kelley (Simsbury, Conn.) of Quinnipiac University’s women’s soccer team.
Kelley, the junior goalkeeper, had perfect back-to-back games for the Bobcats in one of their most important weekends of the season. Kelley goal-tended two straight shutouts against Northeast Conference rivals Sacred Heart University and Farleigh Dickinson University. She recorded two saves in a 1-0 win over Sacred Heart, and followed that performance up with a six save outing against FDU.
Kelley finishes off her impressive junior season with 6-6-3 record; recording 79 saves for a .806 save percentage. She only allowed 1.12 goals per game, while providing five shutouts on the year.
The two wins for the Bobcats clinched a Northeast Conference Tournament appearance. Quinnipiac needed both wins to get into the tournament, with Kelley and the Bobcats delivering. Quinnipiac finishes off the regular season on a hot streak, winning three of their last four games, with all three wins coming in their final three conference games.
The NEC Tournament berth marks Quinnipiac’s seventh tournament appearance in their brief Division I history. The Bobcats have a 3-5 overall record in the NEC Tournament; not having won a game since the 2000 season. That year, the Bobcats defeated Long Island University in the semi-finals 1-0, and then overcame Monmouth University in the championship game by a score of 4-0 to earn their first and only appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
(courtesy of Marc "Palatial" Schwartz)
Kelley, the junior goalkeeper, had perfect back-to-back games for the Bobcats in one of their most important weekends of the season. Kelley goal-tended two straight shutouts against Northeast Conference rivals Sacred Heart University and Farleigh Dickinson University. She recorded two saves in a 1-0 win over Sacred Heart, and followed that performance up with a six save outing against FDU.
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The two wins for the Bobcats clinched a Northeast Conference Tournament appearance. Quinnipiac needed both wins to get into the tournament, with Kelley and the Bobcats delivering. Quinnipiac finishes off the regular season on a hot streak, winning three of their last four games, with all three wins coming in their final three conference games.
The NEC Tournament berth marks Quinnipiac’s seventh tournament appearance in their brief Division I history. The Bobcats have a 3-5 overall record in the NEC Tournament; not having won a game since the 2000 season. That year, the Bobcats defeated Long Island University in the semi-finals 1-0, and then overcame Monmouth University in the championship game by a score of 4-0 to earn their first and only appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
(courtesy of Marc "Palatial" Schwartz)
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
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