NCAA Tourament Media Guide - May 8, 2008 - Quinnipiac University

2008 Quinnipiac University Women’s Tennis 

NCAA Tournament Guide - First and Second Rounds 

University of Miami (Fla.) • Coral Gables, Fla. 

May 9-10, 2008 

Northeast Conference Champions 

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

QU: A Tennis Dynasty

2007-08 Quinnipiac University Women’s Tennis 

Player Profiles 

NCAA First and Second Rounds at Miami • May 9-10, 2008 

Table of Contents 

Quick Facts .............................. 3 

2007-08 Roster ........................ 4 

2007-08 Results ....................... 5 

2007-08 Season Stats ............... 6 

Coaching Staff Bios ................ 7-9 

Player Bios ......................... 10-18 

QU Athletics Year-in-Review ....... 19-33 

Bobcats In The News ................34 

We are Quinnipiac! 

Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pee-ak) University is a private, 

coeducational, non-sectarian institution located 

90 minutes north of New York City and two 

hours from Boston. The university enrolls 5,400 fulltime 

undergraduate and 2,000 graduate students in 

more than 50 undergraduate and 17 graduate programs 

of study in its School of Business, School of 

Communications, School of Health Sciences, School 

of Law, College of Liberal Arts, Division of Education 

and College of Professional Studies. Quinnipiac 

consistently ranks among the top universities with 

master’s programs in the Northern region in U.S. 

News and World Report’s America’s Best Colleges. 

Quinnipiac also is recognized in Princeton Review’s 

The Best 361 Colleges. For more information, please 

visit www.quinnipiac.edu. 

Credits 

The 2008 Quinnipiac University Women’s Tennis 

NCAA Tournament Guide is a publication of the 

Quinnipiac University Office of Sports Information. 

Editor-in-Chief, Chuck Menke, Director of 

Athletic Communications. Written and designed 

by Greg Ott, Assistant Sports Information Director. 

Editorial assistance provided by Ken Sweeten, 

Sports Information Director, and Michael Quitko, 

Head Coach. Photography by John Hassett, Jack 

McDonald and Paula Miller. 

Quick Facts 

Location: Hamden, Conn. 

Enrollment: 7,400 

(includes law and graduate students) 

Founded: 1929 

Affiliation: NCAA Division I 

Conference: Northeast 

Nickname: Bobcats 

Colors: Navy and Gold 

President 

Dr. John Lahey 

V.P. for Ath. Marketing and External Relations 

Val Belmonte 

Director of Athletics and Recreation 

Jack McDonald 

Senior Associate Athletic Director 

Bill Mecca 

Director of Athletic Communications 

Chuck Menke 

Faculty Athletic Representative 

Sean Duffy 

Associate A.D./Recreation 

Linda Wooster 

Associate A.D./SWA 

Tracey Flynn 

Assistant A.D./Academic Coordinator 

Lyneene Richardson 

Assistant A.D./Fitness Center 

Tami Reilly 

Assistant A.D./Intramurals 

Mike Medina 

Tennis Facts 

Head Coach 

Michael Quitko (Southern Conn. ‘73) 

Career Coaching Record: 408-200 (17 years) 

Women’s Record: 221-88 

Men’s Record: 187-112 

Assistant Women’s Coach 

Paula Miller (Quinnipiac ‘96) 

Assistant Women’s Coach 

Gabby Pasternak (Quinnipiac ‘07) 

Tennis Email: quitko@quinnipiac.edu 

Tennis Office Phone: (203) 582-5322 

Sports Information 

Sports Information Director 

Ken Sweeten 

Asst. Sports Information Director 

(Tennis Contact) 

Greg Ott 

Office Phone: (203) 582-5387 

Cell Phone: (203) 859-8562 

Office Fax: (203) 582-5385 

Email: gnott@quinnipiac.edu 

Quinnipiac Athletics Website: 

www.quinnipiacbobcats.com 

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2007-08 Quinnipiac Roster 

Name Yr. Hometown/High School 

Nicole Adams Jr. New Windsor, N.Y./Newburgh Free Academy 

Jackie Herb Jr. Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East 

Bethany Huard Fr. Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry 

Adrienne Markison Fr. Princeton, N.J./Pennington Prep School 

Amanda Petruzzi Sr. Bradenton, Fla./Out of Door Academy 

Kasey Rosenberger Jr. Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford-Sutherland 

Shawna Sarson So. Albany, N.Y./Academy of the Holy Names 

Lisanne Steinert Fr. Glauchau, Germany/H.S. For Economics and Social Science 

Ali Warshavsky Fr. East Hartford, Conn./CT Int’l Baccalaureate Academy 

Mary Wilson So. Greensburg, Pa./Greater Latrobe 

Head Coach: Michael Quitko (Southern Connecticut ‘73, 17th Season) 

Assistant Coach: Paula Miller (Quinnipiac ‘96, 12th Season) 

Assistant Coach: Gabby Pasternak (Quinnipiac ‘07, 1st Season) 

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2007-08 Quinnipiac Singles Lineup 

Mary Wilson 

Sophomore 

#1 Greensburg, Pa. 

Adrienne Markison 

#3 

Jackie Herb 

Junior 

#2 Cherry Hill, N.J. 

Freshman 

Princeton, N.J. 

#5 

Amanda Petruzzi 

Senior 

#4 Bradenton, Fla. 

Lisanne Steinert 

Freshman 

Glauchau, Germany 

Nicole Adams 

Junior 

#6 New Windsor, N.Y.




2007-08 Results 

Overall: 9-10 NEC: 2-0 Region: 0-0 Home: 5-2 Away: 1-8 Neutral: 3-0 

vs National ranked: 0-0 vs Regional ranked: 0-0 

Date Opponent Score Overall NEC 

Sept 9, 2008........ Fairfield Doubles Festival - W (Fairfield, Conn.) 

Sept. 16, 2007...... IT Eastern Championships...... (West Point, N.Y.) 

Sep 25, 2007........ Quinnipiac Invitational....... 

Oct 07, 2007........ Bucknell Invitational......... (Lewisburg, Pa.) 

Oct. 16, 2007....... SIENA COLLEGE................. W 6-1 1- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 

Oct 19, 2008........ ITA Regionals - Women......... (Norfolk, Va.) 

Feb 03, 2008........ at #71 Yale University........... L 0-7 1- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 

Feb 09, 2008........ at Bucknell...................... L 1-6 1- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 

Feb 10, 2008........ at Cornell University............ L 0-7 1- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 

Feb 17, 2008........ at Dartmouth..................... L 0-7 1- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 

Mar 01, 2008........ at Colgate....................... W 5-2 2- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 

Mar 09, 2008........ VILLANOVA..................... W 7-0 3- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 

Mar 15, 2008........ at Brown......................... L 0-7 3- 5- 0 0- 0- 0 

*Mar 29, 2008........ FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON........... W 6-1 4- 5- 0 1- 0- 0 

Mar 30, 2008........ HOFSTRA....................... L 2-5 4- 6- 0 1- 0- 0 

Apr 03, 2008........ ARMY.......................... L 0-7 4- 7- 0 1- 0- 0 

Apr 06, 2008........ at Binghamton University......... L 0-7 4- 8- 0 1- 0- 0 

Apr 8, 2008......... FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY.......... W 6-1 5- 8- 0 1- 0- 0 

Apr 9, 2008......... at University of Massachusetts... L 0-7 5- 9- 0 1- 0- 0 

*Apr 13, 2008........ SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY....... W 6-1 6- 9- 0 2- 0- 0 

Apr 15, 2008........ at Stony Brook University........ L 1-6 6-10- 0 2- 0- 0 

04/18/08............ vs Saint Francis (PA)............ W 4-0 7-10- 0 2- 0- 0 

04/19/08............ vs Mount St. Mary’s.............. W 4-0 8-10- 0 2- 0- 0 

04/20/08............ vs Long Island................... W 4-2 9-10- 0 2- 0- 0 

Quinnipiac University Team Match-by-Match 

SINGLES DOUBLES 

Date Opponent Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 

Oct. 16..... SIENA COLLEGE................. W 6-1 L W W W W W W W W 

Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University........... L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell...................... L 1-6 L W L L L L W L L 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University............ L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth..................... L 0-7 L L L L L L L W L 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate....................... W 5-2 W W W W W L L W L 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA..................... W 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown......................... L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON........... W 6-1 W W W L W W W W W 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA....................... L 2-5 L W L L W L L L W 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY.......................... L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University......... L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L 

Apr 8, 2008. FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY.......... W 6-1 Lr W W W W W W W W 

Apr 9, 2008. at University of Massachusetts... L 0-7 L L L L L L L L L 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY....... W 6-1 W W W W W L W W L 

Apr 15, 2008 at Stony Brook University........ L 1-6 L L L L Wd L L L L 

04/18/08.... vs Saint Francis (PA)............ W 4-0 u W W u u W u W W 

04/19/08.... vs Mount St. Mary’s.............. W 4-0 W u u W W u W W u 

04/20/08.... vs Long Island................... W 4-2 W L W W L u W W u 

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2007-08 Season Stats 

Overall: 9-10 NEC: 2-0 Region: 0-0 Home: 5-2 Away: 1-8 Neutral: 3-0 

vs Ranked 

SINGLES Overall Dual Tour NEC 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat’l Reg’l Strk Last10 

ADAMS, Nicole....... 6-13 5-8 1-5 1-1 --- --- 0-2 0-2 2-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 W 1 3-5 

HERB, Jackie........ 13-11 7-7 6-4 2-0 0-3 7-4 --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 5-4 

HUARD, Beth......... 1-4 0-2 1-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- 0-2 0-0 0-0 L 4 1-4 

KONO, Skylar........ 6-2 1-0 5-2 0-0 --- --- --- --- 1-0 --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 6-2 

MARKISON, Adrienne.. 16-10 9-7 7-3 2-0 0-4 2-1 7-2 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 2 5-4 

PETRUZZI, Amanda.... 8-15 7-11 1-4 1-1 --- 0-4 1-4 6-3 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 2 4-5 

ROSENBERGER, Kasey.. 1-6 1-6 0-0 0-0 --- --- --- --- 0-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 L 2 1-6 

SARSON, Shawna...... 1-13 0-8 1-5 0-0 --- --- --- 0-2 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-0 L12 0-8 

STEINERT, Lisanne... 9-14 7-9 2-5 2-0 --- --- 0-2 1-4 5-3 1-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 4-5 

WARSHAVSKY, Ali..... 0-3 0-0 0-3 0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 3 0-3 

WILSON, Mary........ 17-8 6-5 11-3 2-0 6-5 --- --- --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 4 6-3 

Totals.............. 79-99 44-63 35-36 10-2 6-12 9-9 8-10 7-11 9-9 5-12 0-0 0-0 

Percentage.......... .444 .411 .493 .833 .333 .500 .444 .389 .500 .294 .000 .000 

vs Ranked 

DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour NEC 1 2 3 Nat’l Reg’l Streak Last10 

MARKISON, Adrienne/WILSON, Mary....... 15-7 6-3 9-4 2-0 6-3 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 4 6-4 

HERB, Jackie/PETRUZZI, Amanda......... 24-7 10-4 14-3 2-0 1-3 9-1 --- 0-0 0-0 W 4 8-2 

ADAMS, Nicole/SARSON, Shawna.......... 8-8 1-2 7-6 0-0 --- --- 1-2 0-0 0-0 L 2 4-6 

KONO, Skylar/STEINERT, Lisanne........ 4-1 0-0 4-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 3 4-1 

ADAMS, Nicole/STEINERT, Lisanne....... 5-4 4-4 1-0 1-1 --- 1-2 3-2 0-0 0-0 W 1 5-4 

SARSON, Shawna/STEINERT, Lisanne...... 1-3 0-3 1-0 0-0 --- 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 L 3 1-3 

HUARD, Beth/STEINERT, Lisanne......... 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 --- --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-1 

MARKISON, Adrienne/STEINERT, Lisanne.. 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 --- 0-2 --- 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2 

ROSENBERGER, Kasey/STEINERT, Lisanne.. 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 --- 0-1 --- 0-0 0-0 L 1 0-1 

ADAMS, Nicole/ROSENBERGER, Kasey...... 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 --- 0-2 1-1 0-0 0-0 L 2 1-3 

MARKISON, Adrienne/PETRUZZI, Amanda... 0-4 0-4 0-0 0-0 0-4 --- --- 0-0 0-0 L 4 0-4 

HUARD, Beth/SARSON, Shawna............ 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 --- --- 0-2 0-0 0-0 L 2 0-2 

HERB, Jackie/MARKISON, Adrienne....... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 --- --- 0-0 0-0 W 1 1-0 

ROSENBERGER, Kasey/SARSON, Shawna..... 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 --- --- 1-2 0-0 0-0 L 2 1-2 

Totals................................ 61-45 24-30 37-15 5-1 8-10 10-9 6-11 0-0 0-0 

Percentage............................ .575 .444 .712 .833 .444 .526 .353 .000 .000 

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MICHAEL QUITKO 

HEAD COACH 

SOUTHERN CONN. ‘73 

17th Season 

Now in his 17th year as the head coach of the Quinnipiac 

men’s and women’s tennis programs, Mike Quitko has 

transformed the Bobcats from Division II power into one of 

the top mid-major Division I programs in the nation. 

Winners of the past five Northeast Conference women’s 

tournament titles, the Bobcats have made five straight trips 

to the NCAA tournament. The men’s team also won three 

straight NEC championships from 2004-06. The women’s 

team faced Stanford University (2004, 2006), the University 

of Georgia (2006) and UCLA (2007). The men’s team 

has played Harvard University (2004), the University of 

Illinois (2005) and Stanford University (2006). 

On April 8, 2008, Quitko earned his 400th career victory 

as the Quinnipiac women defeated Fairfield. Quitko ranks 

third among active New England Division I tennis coaches 

in career victories and is second all-time among Quinnipiac 

coaches all-time, trailing just legendary men’s basketball 

coach Burt Kahn (459 victories). 

By virtue of winning both the Northeast Conference men’s 

and women’s tournaments on April 24, 2004, Quitko took 

another step up the Division I ladder as the Bobcats secured 

NCAA Division I tournament berths for the first time 

in school history. 

In 2005, Quitko guided the Bobcats to a repeat. On April 

24, 2005, the women’s team defeated Long Island and the 

men’s team downed Mt. St. Mary’s to make it back-to-back 

titles and NCAA appearances. The programs combined to 

record a 26-14 record in 2005. 

For his efforts, Quitko was named 2005 NEC Coach of the 

Year in both men’s and women’s tennis. It was the second 

straight year that he had earned the honor from the 

league. 

The Bobcats made it a three-peat in 2006 as the men defeated 

Fairleigh Dickinson, 4-0, and the women slid past 

Long Island, 4-3, April 23, 2006, in the Northeast Conference 

Tournament Championship. 

Following the 2006 season, 13 players (seven men and six 

women) earned All-Northeast Conference honors. 

The women’s team earned a fourth straight conference 

title on April 21, 2007. The Bobcats were trailing, 3-2, to 

Long Island in the finals with both Mary Wilson (No. 2) 

and Amanda Petruzzi (No. 4) behind in the remaining two 

matches. Petruzzi trailed, 6-1, in the third-set tie-breaker, 

and faced five consecutive championship points. The junior 

then won seven straight points to win the tie-breaker and 

even the score. Wilson, who was down, 4-2, in the third 

set, closed out four straight games to win the championship 

for Quinnipiac. 

The Quinnipiac women defeated Long Island, 4-2, in 2008 

to earn a fifth consecutive championship. Sophomore Mary 

Wilson was named NEC Player of the Year and freshman 

Adrienne Markison earned NEC Rookie of the Year honors. 

The Bobcats made it a clean sweep of the NEC awards as 

Quitko took his sixth conference Coach of the Year award. 

Five Bobcats were named all-conference. In addition, Quitko 

led the men’s team to a runner-up finish in 2008. 

Once again, Quitko remains in elite company on the national 

level. Quitko joined Winthrop University’s Cid Carvalho 

as the only coaches to lead both their school’s men’s and 

women’s teams to the NCAA Tournament in three straight 

years, 2004-06. 

A respected member of the tennis community, Quitko will 

complete his third year as East Regional chair for the Division 

I women’s tennis committee this year, and his fifth 

year on the committee. 

In 2003-04, the men’s and women’s programs combined 

to post a 30-11 record (.732). The women’s squad finished 

the regular season with a 13-4 mark and rolled through 

the NEC tournament with shutout wins over Robert Morris, 

Mt. St. Mary’s and Long Island. 

Meanwhile, the men’s squad closed with an 11-5 mark, 

sandwiching shutout wins over St. Francis, N.Y. and Sacred 

Heart around a 4-3 thriller in the NEC semifinals against 

Fairleigh Dickinson. 

For his efforts, Quitko was named 2004 NEC Coach of the 

Year in both men’s and women’s tennis. 

He was also named the 2004 USA Tennis New England College 

Coach of the Year. Earlier in 2004, Quitko claimed his 

300th career coaching victory in a 7-0 triumph over Holy 

Cross on February 21. 

Quitko has recorded a combined mark of 373-162 (.697) 

in his 15 seasons with the Bobcats. The men’s side has 

posted a 173-93 (.652) record, while the women’s squad 

has gone 200-69 (.745). 

In 2003, Quitko guided the women’s team to its fourth 

straight Northeast Conference tournament final, where it 

once again lost to Maryland-Baltimore County. The men’s 

tennis team also reached the Northeast Conference tournament 

semifinals, where it lost to eventual champ UMBC. 

In 2002-03, the Bobcats placed a combined seven individuals 

on the All-Northeast Conference teams. 

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Under Quitko’s tutelage, the doubles team of Stephanie 

Petrycki/Cristin Arahovites earned the school’s first-ever 

ITA Northeast Regional ranking in the 2001-02 season, 

checking in at No. 15. In 2001-02, Quitko had a combined 

10 players from the two teams earn All-Northeast Conference 

honors. 

In 2000-01, the women’s team posted a 14-3 record and 

made the NEC championship match for the second straight 

year. 

In 1999-2000, the women’s team recorded a school record 

20-4 mark and advanced to the NEC championship 

match. As a result, Quitko earned NEC “Coach of the Year 

accolades. In 1998-99, the Bobcats finished with an overall 

record of 15-7 and a third place finish in the Northeast 

Conference. 

On the men’s side, Quinnipiac was 9-8 in 2000-2001 and 

finished with a respectable 11-8-1 record during the 1999- 

2000 season. 

Named the Northeast-10 Women’s Tennis Coach of the 

Year in 1992, 1993 and 1996. Quitko was also named 

the Northeast Conference Coach of the Year in 2000 and 

2004. 

Quitko led the Bobcats to a 10-2 record and a secondplace 

finish in the NE-10 Championships in 1992. It was 

then that the Bobcats began a 42 dual-match undefeated 

streak in conference play that spanned four seasons from 

1993-1996. 

The squad established a then-school record of 12 victories 

in 1993 and won four consecutive NE-10 Championship 

crowns from 1993 through 1996. 

Quitko captured national recognition following the 1994- 

95 season as he was honored as the ITA/Wilson Division II 

Women’s Tennis National Coach of the Year. The award followed 

yet another 12-victory season and the team’s firstever 

NCAA Division II regional Tournament appearance. 

The 1995 season was highlighted by a top-20 national 

ranking, the NE-10 regular season and tournament titles, 

and the squad’s second NCAA Division II East regional appearance. 

Quitko has enjoyed similar success as the leader of the 

men’s tennis program. He led the team to two straight 

Northeast-10 regular season and tournament titles in their 

final two seasons in Division II. For his efforts, Quitko was 

voted the NE-10 Men’s Coach of the Year in 1993, 1997 

and 1998. 

A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Quitko is a 1973 graduate of 

Southern Connecticut, earning a B.A. in communications. 

He is the current U.S.P.T.A./New England president and 

certified tester, as well as a National Board of Directors 

member. He is also on staff at the North Haven Health & 

Racquet Club. Summers, Quitko is the Head Tennis Professional 

at the Ridgetop Club in North Haven. 

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THE MICHAEL QUITKO FILE 

• Guided the women’s tennis team to five consecutive 

NCAA Tournament appearances (2004-08) 

• Led the men’s tennis team to three consecutive NCAA 

Tournament appearances (2004-06) 

• 2008 NEC Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year 

• Earned his 400th win, April 8, 2008 

• One of five Division I tennis coaches to guide both 

men’s and women’s tennis teams to the 2006 NCAA 

Tournament 

• One of three Division I tennis coaches to guide both 

men’s and women’s tennis teams to the 2005 NCAA 

Tournament 

• 2004 and 2005 NEC Coach of the Year (Men’s and 

Women’s Tennis) 

• One of two Division I tennis coaches to guide both 

men’s and women’s teams to the 2004 NCAA Tournament 

(along with Winthrop’s Cid Carvalho) 

• 2004 USA Tennis New England College Coach of the 

Year 

• All-time winningest coach in Quinnipiac tennis history 

(408) 

• Second all-time among active New England tennis 

coaches in career wins 

• ITA Wilson Division II Women’s National Tennis Coach 

of the Year (1994-95) 

• Six-time Northeast Conference Coach of the Year 

• Six-time Northeast-10 Coach of the Year 

• Two NCAA Division II East Regional appearances 

COLLEGE DEGREE 

• BA, Southern Connecticut, 1973 

ACTIVE NEW ENGLAND DIVISION I COACHING LEADERS 

Name (School) Wins 

Dave Fish (Harvard men) 501 

Michael Quitko (Quinnipiac men/women) 408 

Judy Dixon (UMass men/women)^ 325 

Lesley Sheehan (Boston University women) 291 

Chuck Kinyon (Dartmouth) 263 

^coaching stint at Yale 

Quitko resides in North Haven with his wife, Betsy. The 

couple has a daughter, Megan, a 2000 Quinnipiac graduate.




PAULA MILLER 

ASSISTANT COACH 

QUINNIPIAC ‘96 

12th Season 

Paula Miller is in her 12th year as Assistant Coach at Quinnipiac 

University. In each of the past three seasons, Miller 

has played a key role in the Bobcats claim to four straight 

NEC tournament titles and NCAA tournament appearances. 

Miller - then Paula Rembac - was Coach Quitko’s first recruit 

in 1992. She had a stellar career at Quinnipiac leading the 

Bobcats to three Northeast-10 Championships. Miller still 

ranks in the top 15 on the all-time wins list at Quinnipiac. 

Miller is also a U.S.P.T.A. Certified Tennis Professional. 

Miller received her degree from Quinnipiac in 1996 in 

Health Administration. She currently serves the Quinnipiac 

Greater New Haven Alumni Chapter President, and is a 

business analyst at Value Options in Rocky Hill, Conn. 

Miller and her husband Greg, married in September, 2004, 

live in North Haven. 

GABBY PASTERNAK 

ASSISTANT COACH 

QUINNIPIAC ‘07 

1st Season 

One of the top players in Quinnipiac women’s tennis history, 

Gabby Pasternak joined the Bobcats’ coaching staff 

in 2007-08. Pasternak has had a hand in all five Northeast 

Conference Championships, beginning in his freshman 

year of 2003-04. 

Pasternak was named the Northeast Conference Women’s 

Tennis Player of the Year in 2005. She achieved off the 

court, as well, earning a nomination for College Sports 

Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All- 

America honors in 2006. 

Pasternak earned all-conference recognition seven times 

in her much-heralded career. 

A 2007 Quinnipiac graduate, Pasternak is currently completing 

coursework toward a master’s degree at Quinnipiac. 

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Nicole Adams 

Junior 

New Windsor, N.Y. 

(Newburgh Free Academy) 

Career Highlights 

• 2008 Second-Team All-NEC selection in both 

singles and doubles 

• A strong doubles player, earning 24 wins in the 

past two years 

• Earned 20 wins in 2007-08, including 14 in 

doubles 

• Emerged as the Bobcats’ No. 6 singles player in 

2007-08, compiling a 3-4 record 

• Went 2-0 in the No. 5 singles flight in 2007-08 

Ranking 

SINGLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Singles score Nat/Reg 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. Katie Moritz Lost 0-6, 1-6 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Seton Hall............... Liza Chu Won 6-2, 6-1 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Seton Hall............... Alexandra Harvey Lost 2-8 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-1 Kristyn Sotak Lost 3-6, 3-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-2 Alison Koch Lost 4-6, 1-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-3 Camille Simonetti Lost 4-6, 2-6 -/- 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell................. 6 ROTTKAMP, Lauren Lost 3-6, 3-6 -/- 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University....... 6 EBBERT, Ashley Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA................ 6 MONARI, Katherine Won 6-2, 6-0 -/- 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown.................... 6 ELLIS, Emily Lost 1-6, 1-6 -/- 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 6 DELLIERE, Sarah Won 6-3, 6-2 -/- 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA.................. 5 DOWNING, Morganne Won 6-3, 6-1 -/- 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY..................... 3 GILES-MADDEN, Sarah Lost 2-6, 1-6 -/- 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University.... 3 SMIRNOVA, Yulia Lost 0-6, 2-6 -/- 

Apr 8, 2008 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY..... 5 PRICE, Courtney Won 6-1, 6-2 -/- 

Apr 9, 2008 at University of Massachuset 4 HODGSON, Tanisha Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY.. 6 FINKELSTEIN, Mandy Lost 1-6, 6-2, 6-10 -/- 

Apr 15, 2008 at Stony Brook University... 4 CHARLIQUART, Fanny Lost 2-6, 6-2, 4-10 -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA)....... 6 BROWN, Kate Won 6-0, 6-0 -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s......... 6 WENTZEL, Ashley - 6-2, 4-2, unfinished -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island.............. 6 HOSOTSUJI, Amy - 3-6, 4-5, unfinished -/- 

Ranking 

DOUBLES Team/School Pos Opponent (Rank Nat/Reg) Doubles score/Partner Nat/Reg 

Sept 9 vs Sacred Heart Unive 3RR SCHNELL, Jessica/FINKELSTEIN, Mandy Won 9-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu 3RR KOIKE, Chiori/BOGDAN, Grace Won 8-3/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Colgate........... Ryan Dewey/Lauren Levy Won 8-2/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Massachusetts..... Kristin DiPiero/Carly Ludmer Lost 4-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Army.............. Christine Limsiaco/Jurelle Meneloza Lost 5-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Pittsburgh........ C. D’Achille/C. Smith Won 8-2/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Buffalo........... J. Jones/A. Petrova Won 8-3/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Colgate........... J. Stimmel/S. Bender Lost 3-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Niagara........... Kim Roberts/Victoria Tiso Won 8-4/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sep 25 vs Connecticut....... Jenny Marotta/Venezia Won 8-4/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sep 25 vs Army.............. Limsiaco/Mendoza Lost 5-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Oct 07 vs New Jersey Tech... t-1 Chiori Koike/Fatima Kasem Lost 6-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-2 Ali Campitiello/Megan Doran Lost 2-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-3 Renee Weissend/Kristyn Sotak Won 9-8 (4-0)/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE........ 3 KERIC, Dinka/FINNERTY, Bridget Won 8-1/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Feb 03 at #71 Yale Universit 3 KIM, Janet/LEDERHANDLER, Sarah Lost 1-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Feb 09 at Bucknell.......... 3 WEISSEND, Renee/DWOJEWSKI, Dara Lost 3-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Feb 10 at Cornell University 3 CHIS, Sinziana/DUMITRESCU, Ruxandra Lost 2-8/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Mar 09 VILLANOVA............ 3 URDA, Emily/STONE, Natasha Won 8-5/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Mar 15 at Brown............. 3 ELLIS, Emily/VUCETIC, Tanja Lost 3-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

*Mar 29 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. 3 DECARLOS, Jinny/MARTINE, Christina Won 8-5/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Mar 30 HOFSTRA.............. 3 DOWNING, Morganne/MCDONALD, Valerie Won 8-6/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Apr 03 ARMY................. 2 GILES-MADDEN, Sarah/BEEHLER, Kristin Lost 3-8/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Apr 06 at Binghamton Univers 2 SMIRNOVA, Yulia/SHAPIRO, Danyelle Lost 1-8/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Apr 8 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 2 RUIZ, Alyssa/CERRONE, Michaela Won 8-2/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Apr 9 at University of Mass 2 DIPIERO, Kristin/HODGSON, Tanisha Lost 3-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

*Apr 13 SACRED HEART UNIVERSI 3 FINKELSTEIN, Mandy/HARRINGTON, Elizabet Lost 6-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Apr 15 at Stony Brook Univer 2 FEDERGREEN, Erica/SANUA, Claudia Lost 4-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA) 3 KERESZTES, Eva/BROWN, Kate Won 8-0/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s.. 3 WENTZEL, Ashley/GRUGAN, Emily - 7-5, unfinished/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island....... 3 HARVEY, Ashley/HOSOTSUJI, Amy - 5-7, unfinished/STEINERT, Lisanne -/-




Jackie Herb 

Junior 

Cherry Hill, N.J. 

(Cherry Hill East) 


• Five-time First-Team All-NEC selection 

• Compiled a 7-4 singles mark out of the No. 2 

flight in 2007-08 

• Combined primarily with Amanda Petruzzi to 

win 25 doubles matches, including a 9-1 mark at 

No. 2 in dual matches in 2007-08 

• Earned 38 wins, combined, in 2007-08 

• Stands just seven wins away from 100 

• Named NEC Player of the Week, Oct. 9, 2007 

Ranking 


Sep 25, 2007 vs Seton Hall............... Danielle Viola Lost 3-6, 6-3, 7-10 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. Nyssa Peele Won 8-0 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Army..................... Annie Hang Won 8-0 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Maryland Baltimore....... Cornelia Carapcea Lost 0-1 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. LORUSSO, Kelley Won 8-0 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-1 Emily Herb Won 4-6, 7-6 (4-0), 10-8 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-2 Paulina Gamboa Won 6-0, 6-3 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs New Jersey Tech.......... t-3 Dasa Stainimorivic - 99-0 -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE............ 2 MOY, Lauren Won 6-2, 6-1 -/- 

Oct 19, 2008 vs Binghamton University.... 256 BATES, Lauren Lost 3-6, 4-6 -/- 

Oct 19, 2008 vs Old Dominion............. 256 CITIC, Marija Won 2-6, 6-0, 6-1 -/- 

Oct 19, 2008 vs Rutgers.................. 128 ZHANG, Amy Lost 3-6, 2-6 -/- 

Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University...... 1 KIM, Janet Lost 2-6, 2-6 -/- 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell................. 2 GAMBOA, Paulina Won 6-4, 6-2 -/- 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University....... 2 JOHN, Tamara Lost 5-7, 7-5, 5-10 -/- 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth................ 2 REICHEL, Ryan Lost 6-7, 5-7 -/- 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate.................. 2 INACKER, Samantha Won 6-1, 6-4 -/- 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA................ 2 URDA, Emily Won 6-3, 6-2 -/- 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown.................... 2 MANSUR, Sara Lost 3-6, 4-6 -/- 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 2 CHERNYSHOVA, Ksenia Won 6-4, 6-3 -/- 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA.................. 1 GATTELARO, Christie Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Apr 8, 2008 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY..... 1 POSTUPACK, Dana Lost 6-7, retired -/- 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY.. 2 DEMERS, Darcy Won 6-2, 6-0 -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA)....... 2 KERESZTES, Eva Won 6-1, 6-1 -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s......... 2 JOHNSON, Chelsea - 6-3, 2-3, unfinished -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island.............. 2 HARVEY, Ashley Lost 4-6, 0-6 -/- 

Ranking 


Sept 9 vs Sacred Heart Unive 2RR AMALFE, Ashley/DEMERS, Darcy Won 8-2/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Hart 2RR RUGGLES, Jessica/DORFMAN, Hali Won 8-1/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu 2RR AIZIER, Fanny/STANMIROVIC, Dasa Won 8-3/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept 9 vs Fairfield Universi 2SF CERRONE, Michaela/RUIZ, Alyssa Won 8-3/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Conn t-2F LORUSSO, Kelley/MORITZ, Katie Lost 8-9/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Siena............. Lauren Garbade/Jennifer Messing Won 8-0/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Rutgers........... Anela Dusic/Polina Zaretser Lost 2-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Army.............. Caitlin Finnegan/Sarah Giles-Madden Won 8-5/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Connecticut....... B. Chung/K. Moritz Won 8-5/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Seton Hall........ A. El-Tobey/N. Sein Won 8-1/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sep 25 vs Binghamton........ Lauren Bates/Anna Edelman Won 8-0/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sep 25 vs Rhode Island...... Amanda Barletta/Catanzano Won 8-3/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Sep 25 vs Army.............. Shurtz/Audrey Hanson Won 8-4/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-1 BreAnn Cheung/Katie Moritz Won 8-4/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-2 Baffa/Dara Dwojeski Won 8-4/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Oct 07 vs New Jersey Tech... t-3 Dasa Stainimorivic/Fanny Aizier Won 8-3/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE........ 2 ASSELIN, Jessica/MESSING, Jennifer Won 8-0/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Oct 19 vs Yale University... 128 KIM, Janet/PETRELLI, Stevi Lost 6-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Feb 03 at #71 Yale Universit 1 CLARK, Lindsay/RITZ, Lauren Lost 2-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Feb 09 at Bucknell.......... 1 GAMBOA, Paulina/CALCATERRA, Carlin Won 9-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Feb 10 at Cornell University 1 GOOGE, Elizabeth/JOHN, Tamara Lost 5-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Feb 17 at Dartmouth......... 2 WININGHAM, Mary Beth/ADLER, Jesse Won 8-6/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Mar 01 at Colgate........... 2 BENDER, Stephanie/WILLIAMS, Cameron Won 8-4/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Mar 09 VILLANOVA............ 2 REED, Courtney/PHILLIS, Daniella Won 8-1/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Mar 15 at Brown............. 2 MANSUR, Sara/KIRKPATRICK, Kelley Lost 4-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

*Mar 29 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. 2 CHERNYSHOVA, Ksenia/DECARLOS, Jessica Won 8-2/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Mar 30 HOFSTRA.............. 1 CLIFTON, Lauren/TAYLOR, Zoe Lost 5-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Apr 8 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 1 AMBERG, Gretchen/POSTUPACK, Dana Won 8-5/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

*Apr 13 SACRED HEART UNIVERSI 2 AMALFE, Ashley/KASINOW, Julianne Won 8-5/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA) 2 ZALEWSKI, Ashley/GUSTAFSON, Juliana Won 8-0/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s.. 2 HALLAHAN, Kaitlin/JOHNSON, Chelsea Won 8-3/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island....... 2 CORTES, Liliana/LAHENS, Dara Won 8-5/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

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Adrienne Markison Career 

Freshman 

Princeton, N.J. 

(Pennington Prep School) 

Highlights 

• 2008 NEC Rookie of the Year 

• First-Team All-NEC in Singles (No. 3) and 

Doubles (No. 1) 

• Second on the team in singles wins (16), including 

a 7-2 mark at No. 3 and a 2-1 record at 

No. 2 in dual matches 

• Added 16 more wins in doubles to total 32 victories 

in her freshman campaign 

• Paired with Mary Wilson to win the “A” Flight of 

the Fairfield Doubles Festival 

Ranking 


Sept. 16 vs Hofstra.................. Christie Gatlelaro Won 6-3, 6-1 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Howard................... Jasmine Smith Won 6-1, 6-0 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Rutgers.................. Amy Zhang Lost 3-6, 2-6 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Fairleigh Dickinson...... J. DeCarlos Won 8-1 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. Amanda Barletta Won 6-4, 6-3 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Binghamton............... Lauren Bates Lost 4-6, 6-2, 8-10 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs New Jersey Tech.......... t-1 Fatima Kasem Won 6-1, 6-2 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-2 Lauren Lucido Won 1-6, 6-3, 10-7 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-3 BreAnn Cheung Won 7-5, 7-5 -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE............ 3 ASSELIN, Jessica Won 6-1, 6-1 -/- 

Oct 19, 2008 vs University of Virginia... t-32 ALEXANDER, Lara Lost 6-7, 1-6 -/- 

Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University...... 2 RHEE, Jessica Lost 0-6, 1-6 -/- 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth................ 3 SMYSER, Georgiana Lost 0-6, 1-6 -/- 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate.................. 3 RIEMER, Isabel Won 6-2, 7-6 -/- 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA................ 3 REED, Courtney Won 6-0, 6-2 -/- 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown.................... 3 FINKELSTEIN, Brett Lost 2-6, 2-6 -/- 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 3 FERHATBEGOVIC, Dzana Won 6-0, 6-0 -/- 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA.................. 2 CLIFTON, Lauren Won 6-4, 6-2 -/- 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY..................... 1 HOUGHTON, Anne Lost 4-6, 4-6 -/- 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University.... 1 EDELMAN, Anna Lost 4-6, 1-6 -/- 

Apr 8, 2008 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY..... 2 RUIZ, Alyssa Won 6-2, 6-0 -/- 

Apr 9, 2008 at University of Massachuset 1 POZAR, Masha Lost 2-6, 7-6, 5-10 -/- 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY.. 3 BETZ, Nicole Won 6-1, 6-1 -/- 

Apr 15, 2008 at Stony Brook University... 1 RODOLFI, Paola Lost 1-6, 1-6 -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA)....... 3 GAUTHIER, Danielle Won 6-0, 6-0 -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s......... 3 BOLCHOZ, Emily - 6-2, 4-2, unfinished -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island.............. 3 JOHNSON, H’Ann Won 6-2, 6-2 -/- 

Ranking 


Sept 9 vs Sacred Heart Unive 1RR BETZ, Nicole/KASINOW, Julianne Won 8-3/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Hart 1RR CASINO-ORTIZ, Raquel/MICHAELS, Kasey Won 8-1/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu 1RR DOCI, Iulia/TOOR, Isha Won 8-5/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sept 9 vs Fairfield Universi 1SF POSTUPACK, Dana/RYS, Paulina Won 8-3/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu t-1F DOCI, Iulia/TOOR, Isha Won 8-2/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Army.............. J. Ahn/B. Burke Won 8-1/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sep 25 vs Rhode Island...... Nyssa Peele/Hedstrom Won 8-3/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sep 25 vs Army.............. Michael Tollerton/Worford Won 8-5/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Sep 25 vs Binghamton........ Anna Edelman/Lauren Bates Lost 3-8/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-1 Paulina Gamboa/Carlin Calcaterra Won 8-4/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Oct 07 vs New Jersey Tech... t-2 Iulia Doci/Isha Toor Lost 6-8/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-3 Kelley LoRusso/Emily Herb Lost 1-8/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE........ 1 MAYER, Sarah/MOY, Lauren Won 8-2/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Oct 19 vs Cornell University t-64 GOOGE, Elizabeth/SULLIVAN, Susan Lost 8-9/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Feb 03 at #71 Yale Universit 2 RHEE, Jessica/PETRELLI, Stevi Lost 2-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Feb 17 at Dartmouth......... 1 SCOTT, Molly/ZEBROSKI, Megan Lost 5-8/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Mar 01 at Colgate........... 1 DEROSE, Elise/INACKER, Samantha Lost 6-8/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Mar 09 VILLANOVA............ 1 ERSKINE, Carla/REED, Ashley Won 8-0/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Mar 15 at Brown............. 1 ABOUBAKARE, Bianca/SCHONFELD, Marisa Lost 4-8/WILSON, Mary -/- 

*Mar 29 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. 1 KORSHUNOVA, Julija/FERHATBEGOVIC, Dzana Won 8-5/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Mar 30 HOFSTRA.............. 2 GATTELARO, Christie/KENT, Stacey Lost 0-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Apr 03 ARMY................. 1 HOUGHTON, Anne/FLACH, Niki Lost 3-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Apr 06 at Binghamton Univers 1 BATES, Lauren/EDELMAN, Anna Lost 3-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

Apr 8 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 1 AMBERG, Gretchen/POSTUPACK, Dana Won 8-5/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Apr 9 at University of Mass 1 POZAR, Masha/BONEY, Candynce Lost 5-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

*Apr 13 SACRED HEART UNIVERSI 1 BETZ, Nicole/DEMERS, Darcy Won 8-4/WILSON, Mary -/- 

Apr 15 at Stony Brook Univer 1 RODOLFI, Paola/WIJERATNE, Sandy Lost 0-8/PETRUZZI, Amanda -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA) 1 IONESCU, Roxy/GAUTHIER, Danielle - 6-0, unfinished/WILSON, Mary -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s.. 1 BOLCHOZ, Emily/HALEY, Emma Won 8-4/WILSON, Mary -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island....... 1 BABIC, Selma/JOHNSON, H’Ann Won 8-2/WILSON, Mary -/-





Senior 

Bradenton, Fla. 

(Out of Door Academy) 


• Earned the 100th and 101st wins of her career 

in the Bobcats’ NEC Championship win vs. LIU 

• An eight-time All-NEC selection 

• 2005 NEC Rookie of the Year 

• Fought off five consecutive championship points 

in the 2007 NEC Championship to help QU extend 

its streak to four straight conference titles 

• Paired with Jackie Herb to win 24 doubles 

matches, including a 9-1 mark at No. 2 in dual 

matches in 2007-08 

Ranking 


Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. Christen Cadigan Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Maryland Baltimore....... MANNIX, Emily Won 8-2 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-1 Jessica Porter Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs New Jersey Tech.......... t-2 Fanny Aizier Lost 6-3, 3-6, 7-10 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-3 Dara Dwojeski Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE............ 4 MESSING, Jennifer Won 6-1, 6-0 -/- 

Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University...... 3 LEDERHANDLER, Sarah Lost 1-6, 2-6 -/- 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell................. 3 CALCATERRA, Carlin Lost 3-6, 3-6 -/- 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University....... 3 CRUITE, Dana Lost 3-6, 0-6 -/- 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth................ 4 SUYDAM, Maggie Lost 5-7, 0-6 -/- 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate.................. 4 WILLIAMS, Cameron Won 6-2, 6-3 -/- 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA................ 4 PHILLIS, Daniella Won 6-1, 6-3 -/- 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown.................... 4 VUCETIC, Tanja Lost 2-6, 1-6 -/- 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 4 DECARLOS, Jessica Lost 4-6, 4-6 -/- 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA.................. 3 TAYLOR, Zoe Lost 3-6, 0-6 -/- 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY..................... 2 FLACH, Niki Lost 4-6, 6-1, 2-6 -/- 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University.... 2 BATES, Lauren Lost 0-6, 1-6 -/- 

Apr 8, 2008 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY..... 3 CERRONE, Michaela Won 6-2, 6-3 -/- 

Apr 9, 2008 at University of Massachuset 2 BONEY, Candynce Lost 3-6, 2-6 -/- 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY.. 4 HARRINGTON, Elizabet Won 6-4, 6-3 -/- 

Apr 15, 2008 at Stony Brook University... 2 SANUA, Claudia Lost 2-6, 4-6 -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA)....... 4 ZALEWSKI, Ashley - 6-1, 5-0, unfinished -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s......... 4 HALEY, Emma Won 6-3, 6-1 -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island.............. 4 ELIE, Stephanie Won 6-0, 6-1 -/- 

Ranking 


Sept 9 vs Sacred Heart Unive 2RR AMALFE, Ashley/DEMERS, Darcy Won 8-2/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Hart 2RR RUGGLES, Jessica/DORFMAN, Hali Won 8-1/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu 2RR AIZIER, Fanny/STANMIROVIC, Dasa Won 8-3/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept 9 vs Fairfield Universi 2SF CERRONE, Michaela/RUIZ, Alyssa Won 8-3/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Conn t-2F LORUSSO, Kelley/MORITZ, Katie Lost 8-9/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Siena............. Lauren Garbade/Jennifer Messing Won 8-0/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Rutgers........... Anela Dusic/Polina Zaretser Lost 2-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Army.............. Caitlin Finnegan/Sarah Giles-Madden Won 8-5/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Connecticut....... B. Chung/K. Moritz Won 8-5/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Seton Hall........ A. El-Tobey/N. Sein Won 8-1/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sep 25 vs Binghamton........ Lauren Bates/Anna Edelman Won 8-0/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sep 25 vs Rhode Island...... Amanda Barletta/Catanzano Won 8-3/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Sep 25 vs Army.............. Shurtz/Audrey Hanson Won 8-4/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-1 BreAnn Cheung/Katie Moritz Won 8-4/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-2 Baffa/Dara Dwojeski Won 8-4/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Oct 07 vs New Jersey Tech... t-3 Dasa Stainimorivic/Fanny Aizier Won 8-3/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE........ 2 ASSELIN, Jessica/MESSING, Jennifer Won 8-0/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Oct 19 vs Yale University... 128 KIM, Janet/PETRELLI, Stevi Lost 6-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Feb 03 at #71 Yale Universit 1 CLARK, Lindsay/RITZ, Lauren Lost 2-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Feb 09 at Bucknell.......... 1 GAMBOA, Paulina/CALCATERRA, Carlin Won 9-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Feb 10 at Cornell University 1 GOOGE, Elizabeth/JOHN, Tamara Lost 5-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Feb 17 at Dartmouth......... 2 WININGHAM, Mary Beth/ADLER, Jesse Won 8-6/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Mar 01 at Colgate........... 2 BENDER, Stephanie/WILLIAMS, Cameron Won 8-4/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Mar 09 VILLANOVA............ 2 REED, Courtney/PHILLIS, Daniella Won 8-1/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Mar 15 at Brown............. 2 MANSUR, Sara/KIRKPATRICK, Kelley Lost 4-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

*Mar 29 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. 2 CHERNYSHOVA, Ksenia/DECARLOS, Jessica Won 8-2/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Mar 30 HOFSTRA.............. 1 CLIFTON, Lauren/TAYLOR, Zoe Lost 5-8/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Apr 03 ARMY................. 1 HOUGHTON, Anne/FLACH, Niki Lost 3-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Apr 06 at Binghamton Univers 1 BATES, Lauren/EDELMAN, Anna Lost 3-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Apr 9 at University of Mass 1 POZAR, Masha/BONEY, Candynce Lost 5-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

*Apr 13 SACRED HEART UNIVERSI 2 AMALFE, Ashley/KASINOW, Julianne Won 8-5/HERB, Jackie -/- 

Apr 15 at Stony Brook Univer 1 RODOLFI, Paola/WIJERATNE, Sandy Lost 0-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA) 2 ZALEWSKI, Ashley/GUSTAFSON, Juliana Won 8-0/HERB, Jackie -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s.. 2 HALLAHAN, Kaitlin/JOHNSON, Chelsea Won 8-3/HERB, Jackie -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island....... 2 CORTES, Liliana/LAHENS, Dara Won 8-5/HERB, Jackie -/- 

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Kasey Rosenberger 

Junior 

Pittsford, N.Y. 

(Pittsford-Sutherland) 


• A versatile player who has seen key time in 

both singles and doubles action 

• Played out of the No. 5 and 6 singles flights, as 

well as the No. 2 and 3 doubles positions 

• Posted 10 wins as a sophomore, following a 

nine-win campaign as a freshman 

Ranking 


Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University...... 6 RITZ, Lauren Lost 0-6, 0-6 -/- 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA.................. 6 MCDONALD, Valerie Lost 7-6, 2-6, 8-10 -/- 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY..................... 5 FINNEGAN, Caitlin Lost 2-6, 6-3, 0-6 -/- 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University.... 5 ROSENBLUM, Erica Lost 1-6, 6-3, 9-11 -/- 

Apr 8, 2008 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY..... 6 TAYLOR, Courtney Won 6-2, 6-2 -/- 

Apr 9, 2008 at University of Massachuset 5 LECLUYSE, Maude Lost 2-6, 2-6 -/- 

Apr 15, 2008 at Stony Brook University... 6 VOVSHA, Victoria Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Ranking 


Feb 09 at Bucknell.......... 2 BAFFA, Caitlin/LUCIDO, Lauren Lost 4-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Feb 10 at Cornell University 3 CHIS, Sinziana/DUMITRESCU, Ruxandra Lost 2-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Mar 30 HOFSTRA.............. 3 DOWNING, Morganne/MCDONALD, Valerie Won 8-6/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Apr 03 ARMY................. 2 GILES-MADDEN, Sarah/BEEHLER, Kristin Lost 3-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Apr 06 at Binghamton Univers 2 SMIRNOVA, Yulia/SHAPIRO, Danyelle Lost 1-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Apr 8 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 3 PRICE, Courtney/SAVOY, Caitlin Won 8-3/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Apr 9 at University of Mass 3 LECLUYSE, Maude/DANAI, Laura Lost 2-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Apr 15 at Stony Brook Univer 3 CHARLIQUART, Fanny/VOVSHA, Victoria Lost 2-8/SARSON, Shawna -/-




Shawna Sarson Career 

Sophomore 

Albany, N.Y. 

(Academy of the Holy Names) 

Highlights 

• A Second-Team All-NEC selection as a freshman 

at No. 6 singles in 2006-07 

• Saw increased success in doubles during her 

sophomore season, earning 10 of her 11 wins 

with a partner 

• Earned 14 wins as a freshman 

Ranking 


Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. Brooke Hoover Lost 4-6, 1-6 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Seton Hall............... Alexandra Harvey Won 8-5 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Army..................... Audrey Hanson Lost 5-8 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. LIU, K Lost 2-8 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-1 Katie Moritz Lost 1-6, 3-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-2 Tiff Card Lost 6-0, 5-7, 8-10 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs New Jersey Tech.......... t-3 Grace Bogdan - 99-0 -/- 

Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University...... 5 CLARK, Lindsay Lost 1-6, 0-6 -/- 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell................. 5 BAFFA, Caitlin Lost 4-6, 3-6 -/- 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University....... 5 DUMITRESCU, Ruxandra Lost 0-6, 5-7 -/- 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth................ 6 CARRELL, Catja Lost 0-6, 1-6 -/- 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate.................. 6 STIMMEL, Jackie Lost 6-4, 4-6, 4-10 -/- 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY..................... 4 BEEHLER, Kristin Lost 1-6, 0-6 -/- 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University.... 4 SHAPIRO, Danyelle Lost 0-6, 0-6 -/- 

Apr 9, 2008 at University of Massachuset 6 DANAI, Laura Lost 1-6, 0-6 -/- 

Ranking 


Sept 9 vs Sacred Heart Unive 3RR SCHNELL, Jessica/FINKELSTEIN, Mandy Won 9-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept 9 vs Holy Cross........ 3SF FITZSIMMONS, Chase/WILKIE, Katherine Won 8-0/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Colgate........... Ryan Dewey/Lauren Levy Won 8-2/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Massachusetts..... Kristin DiPiero/Carly Ludmer Lost 4-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Army.............. Christine Limsiaco/Jurelle Meneloza Lost 5-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Pittsburgh........ C. D’Achille/C. Smith Won 8-2/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Buffalo........... J. Jones/A. Petrova Won 8-3/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Colgate........... J. Stimmel/S. Bender Lost 3-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Niagara........... Kim Roberts/Victoria Tiso Won 8-4/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sep 25 vs Connecticut....... Jenny Marotta/Venezia Won 8-4/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sep 25 vs Army.............. Limsiaco/Mendoza Lost 5-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Oct 07 vs New Jersey Tech... t-1 Chiori Koike/Fatima Kasem Lost 6-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-2 Ali Campitiello/Megan Doran Lost 2-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-3 Renee Weissend/Kristyn Sotak Won 9-8 (4-0)/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE........ 3 KERIC, Dinka/FINNERTY, Bridget Won 8-1/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Feb 03 at #71 Yale Universit 3 KIM, Janet/LEDERHANDLER, Sarah Lost 1-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Feb 09 at Bucknell.......... 3 WEISSEND, Renee/DWOJEWSKI, Dara Lost 3-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Feb 10 at Cornell University 2 CRUITE, Dana/MILLER, Shayna Lost 5-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Feb 17 at Dartmouth......... 3 MURRAY, Jennifer/MURRAY, Danielle Lost 4-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Mar 01 at Colgate........... 3 STIMMEL, Jackie/FENN, Erin Lost 5-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Apr 03 ARMY................. 3 LIMSIACO, Christine/BURKE, Bridie Lost 3-8/HUARD, Beth -/- 

Apr 06 at Binghamton Univers 3 ROSENBLUM, Erica/BALASUNDAR, Gayathri Lost 3-8/HUARD, Beth -/- 

Apr 8 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 3 PRICE, Courtney/SAVOY, Caitlin Won 8-3/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Apr 9 at University of Mass 3 LECLUYSE, Maude/DANAI, Laura Lost 2-8/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Apr 15 at Stony Brook Univer 3 CHARLIQUART, Fanny/VOVSHA, Victoria Lost 2-8/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

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Lisanne Steinert 

Freshman 

Glauchau, Germany 

(H.S. For Economics 

and Social Science) 


• 2008 Second-Team All-NEC selection in both 

singles and doubles 

• Earned 20 wins as a freshman 

• Won nine singles matches, including five victories 

at the No. 5 flight 

• Tallied 11 doubles victories, pairing with six different 

partners 

Ranking 


Sept. 16 vs West Virginia............ Gabi Blaskovicova Lost 7-5, 1-6, 5-10 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Fairfield................ Gabriela Davila Won 6-1, 4-6, 10-3 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Rhode Island............. Grace Hedstrom Lost 5-8 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. Megan Doran Lost 0-6, 0-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs New Jersey Tech.......... t-1 Isha Toor Lost 2-6, 7-5, 9-11 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-2 Ali Campitiello Lost 0-6, 1-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-3 Carlin Calcaterra Won 6-3, 6-3 -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE............ 6 FINNERTY, Bridget Won 6-1, 6-1 -/- 

Feb 03, 2008 at #71 Yale University...... 4 PETRELLI, Stevi Lost 0-6, 2-6 -/- 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell................. 4 DWOJEWSKI, Dara Lost 1-6, 4-6 -/- 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University....... 4 ORTEZA, Melissa Lost 0-6, 0-6 -/- 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth................ 5 ZAK, Julia Lost 3-6, 1-6 -/- 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate.................. 5 FENN, Erin Won 6-3, 6-2 -/- 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA................ 5 REED, Ashley Won 6-2, 6-4 -/- 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown.................... 5 SCHONFELD, Marisa Lost 1-6, 0-6 -/- 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 5 DECARLOS, Jinny Won 6-1, 6-1 -/- 

Mar 30, 2008 HOFSTRA.................. 4 KENT, Stacey Lost 1-6, 4-6 -/- 

Apr 8, 2008 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY..... 4 AMBERG, Gretchen Won 6-4, 6-2 -/- 

Apr 9, 2008 at University of Massachuset 3 CARPENTER, Kaitlyn Lost 0-6, 2-6 -/- 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY.. 5 SCHNELL, Jessica Won 4-6, 6-3, 10-2 -/- 

Apr 15, 2008 at Stony Brook University... 3 WIJERATNE, Sandy Lost 2-6, 0-6 -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA)....... 5 GUSTAFSON, Juliana - 6-1, 3-0, unfinished -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s......... 5 GRUGAN, Emily Won 6-1, 6-0 -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island.............. 5 CORTES, Liliana Lost 2-6, 2-6 -/- 

Ranking 


Sept 9 vs University of Hart 3RR TAFUR, Michelle/HAYNEL, Nikki Won 8-6/KONO, Skylar -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu 3RR KOIKE, Chiori/BOGDAN, Grace Won 8-3/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Sept 9 vs Holy Cross........ 3SF FITZSIMMONS, Chase/WILKIE, Katherine Won 8-0/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Conn t-3F CAMPITIELLO, Allison/DORAN, Megan Lost 4-8/KONO, Skylar -/- 

Sep 25 vs Seton Hall........ El-Tobgy/Liza Chu Lost 2-8/HUARD, Beth -/- 

Sep 25 vs Seton Hall........ Kaplanska/Nathalie Ranger Won 8-6/HUARD, Beth -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-1 Jessica Porter/Alison Koch Won 8-5/KONO, Skylar -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-2 Camille Simonetti/Tiff Card Won 8-1/KONO, Skylar -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-3 Lipiec/Rottkamp Won 8-3/KONO, Skylar -/- 

Feb 03 at #71 Yale Universit 2 RHEE, Jessica/PETRELLI, Stevi Lost 2-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Feb 09 at Bucknell.......... 2 BAFFA, Caitlin/LUCIDO, Lauren Lost 4-8/ROSENBERGER, Kasey -/- 

Feb 10 at Cornell University 2 CRUITE, Dana/MILLER, Shayna Lost 5-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Feb 17 at Dartmouth......... 3 MURRAY, Jennifer/MURRAY, Danielle Lost 4-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Mar 01 at Colgate........... 3 STIMMEL, Jackie/FENN, Erin Lost 5-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Mar 09 VILLANOVA............ 3 URDA, Emily/STONE, Natasha Won 8-5/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Mar 15 at Brown............. 3 ELLIS, Emily/VUCETIC, Tanja Lost 3-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

*Mar 29 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. 3 DECARLOS, Jinny/MARTINE, Christina Won 8-5/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Mar 30 HOFSTRA.............. 2 GATTELARO, Christie/KENT, Stacey Lost 0-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Apr 8 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 2 RUIZ, Alyssa/CERRONE, Michaela Won 8-2/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Apr 9 at University of Mass 2 DIPIERO, Kristin/HODGSON, Tanisha Lost 3-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

*Apr 13 SACRED HEART UNIVERSI 3 FINKELSTEIN, Mandy/HARRINGTON, Elizabet Lost 6-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

Apr 15 at Stony Brook Univer 2 FEDERGREEN, Erica/SANUA, Claudia Lost 4-8/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA) 3 KERESZTES, Eva/BROWN, Kate Won 8-0/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s.. 3 WENTZEL, Ashley/GRUGAN, Emily - 7-5, unfinished/ADAMS, Nicole -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island....... 3 HARVEY, Ashley/HOSOTSUJI, Amy - 5-7, unfinished/ADAMS, Nicole -/-




Mary Wilson 

Sophomore 

Greensburg, Pa. 

(Greater Latrobe) 


• 2008 NEC Player of the Year 

• Four-time First-Team All-NEC pick 

• Earned the match-clinching point in the NEC 

Championship for the second straight year in 

2007-08 

• Has piled up 72 wins in just two seasons 

• Won the Flight 2 singles championship at the 

Eastern Collegiates as a freshman 

• Battled through injury to win her last four 

singles and doubles matches in 2007-08 

Ranking 


Sept. 16 vs Rhode Island............. Nyssa Peele Lost 4-6, 6-0, 9-11 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Colgate.................. Elise DeRosa Lost 2-8 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Sacred Heart............. Julianne Kasinow Won 8-1 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Loyola................... Caitlin Day Won 8-3 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs St. Bonaventure.......... Yolanda Callagan Won 8-3 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Niagara.................. Raquel Solis Won 8-4 -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Bucknell................. Paulina Gamboa Won 8-2 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Army..................... Michael Tollerton Won 6-1, 6-4 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. Emily Herb Won 6-3, 4-6, 10-3 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Binghamton............... Anna Edelman Won 6-4, 7-6 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Maryland Baltimore....... Pascaline Cette Lost 6-7 (0-7), 1-6 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs Bucknell................. t-1 Tania Varela Won 6-2, 6-2 -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs UConn.................... t-2 Kelley LoRusso Won 6-2, 7-6 (1-0) -/- 

Oct 07, 2007 vs New Jersey Tech.......... t-3 Iulia Doci - 99-0 -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE............ 1 MAYER, Sarah Lost 2-6, 4-6 -/- 

Oct 19, 2008 vs James Madison University. 128 NIMITZ, Kristin Won 7-5, 6-2 -/- 

Feb 09, 2008 at Bucknell................. 1 LUCIDO, Lauren Lost 3-6, 6-3, 3-6 -/- 

Feb 10, 2008 at Cornell University....... 1 GOOGE, Elizabeth Lost 6-3, 3-6, 9-11 -/- 

Feb 17, 2008 at Dartmouth................ 1 SCOTT, Molly Lost 6-3, 0-6, 0-6 -/- 

Mar 01, 2008 at Colgate.................. 1 DEROSE, Elise Won 6-4, 6-3 -/- 

Mar 09, 2008 VILLANOVA................ 1 ERSKINE, Carla Won 6-1, 6-0 -/- 

Mar 15, 2008 at Brown.................... 1 ABOUBAKARE, Bianca Lost 1-6, 0-6 -/- 

*Mar 29, 2008 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 1 KORSHUNOVA, Julija Won 6-2, 6-1 -/- 

*Apr 13, 2008 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY.. 1 KASINOW, Julianne Won 6-0, 6-2 -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA)....... 1 IONESCU, Roxy - 6-1, 2-0, unfinished -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s......... 1 HALLAHAN, Kaitlin Won 6-3, 6-2 -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island.............. 1 BABIC, Selma Won 6-4, 6-3 -/- 

Ranking 


Sept 9 vs Sacred Heart Unive 1RR BETZ, Nicole/KASINOW, Julianne Won 8-3/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sept 9 vs University of Hart 1RR CASINO-ORTIZ, Raquel/MICHAELS, Kasey Won 8-1/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu 1RR DOCI, Iulia/TOOR, Isha Won 8-5/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sept 9 vs Fairfield Universi 1SF POSTUPACK, Dana/RYS, Paulina Won 8-3/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sept 9 vs New Jersey Institu t-1F DOCI, Iulia/TOOR, Isha Won 8-2/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sept. 16 vs Army.............. J. Ahn/B. Burke Won 8-1/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sep 25 vs Rhode Island...... Nyssa Peele/Hedstrom Won 8-3/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sep 25 vs Army.............. Michael Tollerton/Worford Won 8-5/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Sep 25 vs Binghamton........ Anna Edelman/Lauren Bates Lost 3-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Oct 07 vs Bucknell.......... t-1 Paulina Gamboa/Carlin Calcaterra Won 8-4/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Oct 07 vs New Jersey Tech... t-2 Iulia Doci/Isha Toor Lost 6-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Oct 07 vs UConn............. t-3 Kelley LoRusso/Emily Herb Lost 1-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Oct. 16 SIENA COLLEGE........ 1 MAYER, Sarah/MOY, Lauren Won 8-2/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Oct 19 vs Cornell University t-64 GOOGE, Elizabeth/SULLIVAN, Susan Lost 8-9/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Feb 17 at Dartmouth......... 1 SCOTT, Molly/ZEBROSKI, Megan Lost 5-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Mar 01 at Colgate........... 1 DEROSE, Elise/INACKER, Samantha Lost 6-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Mar 09 VILLANOVA............ 1 ERSKINE, Carla/REED, Ashley Won 8-0/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

Mar 15 at Brown............. 1 ABOUBAKARE, Bianca/SCHONFELD, Marisa Lost 4-8/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

*Mar 29 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. 1 KORSHUNOVA, Julija/FERHATBEGOVIC, Dzana Won 8-5/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

*Apr 13 SACRED HEART UNIVERSI 1 BETZ, Nicole/DEMERS, Darcy Won 8-4/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

04/18/08 vs Saint Francis (PA) 1 IONESCU, Roxy/GAUTHIER, Danielle - 6-0, unfinished/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

04/19/08 vs Mount St. Mary’s.. 1 BOLCHOZ, Emily/HALEY, Emma Won 8-4/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

04/20/08 vs Long Island....... 1 BABIC, Selma/JOHNSON, H’Ann Won 8-2/MARKISON, Adrienne -/- 

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Bethany Huard 

Freshman 

Londonderry, N.H. 

(Londonderry) 


• Saw spot action as a freshman for the Bobcats 

• Compiled a 1-4 record in singles action in 2007- 

08. 

Ranking 


Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. Kiraya Tipimeni Won 6-0, 6-2 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. Alison Koch Lost 0-6, 4-6 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Rhode Island............. Catanzano Lost 2-8 -/- 

Apr 03, 2008 ARMY..................... 6 ALQUERO, Diana Lost 0-6, 0-6 -/- 

Apr 06, 2008 at Binghamton University.... 6 BALASUNDAR, Gayathri Lost 1-6, 2-6 -/- 

Ranking 


Sep 25 vs Seton Hall........ El-Tobgy/Liza Chu Lost 2-8/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Sep 25 vs Seton Hall........ Kaplanska/Nathalie Ranger Won 8-6/STEINERT, Lisanne -/- 

Apr 03 ARMY................. 3 LIMSIACO, Christine/BURKE, Bridie Lost 3-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Apr 06 at Binghamton Univers 3 ROSENBLUM, Erica/BALASUNDAR, Gayathri Lost 3-8/SARSON, Shawna -/- 

Ali Warshavsky Career 

Freshman 

East Hartford, Conn. 

(CT Int’l Baccalaureate Academy) 

Highlights 

• Earned playing time at the Quinnipiac Invitational 

• Gained valuable experience, squaring off 

against BIG EAST and America East competition 

during the Quinnipiac Invitational 

Ranking 


Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. Jenny Marotta Lost 2-6, 2-6 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Binghamton............... Alex Sinclair Lost 2-8 -/- 

Sep 25, 2007 vs Connecticut.............. Venezia Lost 3-8 -/-




AUGUST 

August 9: Men’s soccer head coach Eric Da Costa named to 

NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Committee. 

Men’s basketball head coach Tom Moore is selected to the 

CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 Panel. 

August 23: Quinnipiac fall student-athletes, coaches and 

administration help incoming fall students move-in across 

campus. 

August 30: Quinnipiac Athletics and the Office of Student 

Affairs host the first “Positive Play” event of the 2007-08 

season at Burt Kahn Court. 

Director of Athletics Jack McDonald announced the hiring 

of Robin Lamott Sparks as Quinnipiac’s new volleyball 

head coach. 

August 31: Men’s cross country finished 2nd at the Seawolves 

Invitational hosted by Stony Brook University. 

Senior Jacob Gurzler finished 6th overall in the race. 

Women’s cross country team also finished 2nd to Stony 

Brook at the Seawolves Invitational as Lindsey Pierret 

finishes 2nd overall. 

SEPTEMBER 

September 1: Sophomore Ross McGibney and senior 

Danilo Schiavon both scored as men’s soccer defeated 

Northeastern, 2-0, in the Bobcats home opener in front of 

over 1,000 fans at Bobcat Field. 

September 2: Sophomore Sara Lawlor had a goal and two 

assists while sophomore Susan Donovan and freshman 

Lauren Peacock each netted a goal and assisted on another 

to lead the women’s soccer team to a 4-1 win at St. Peter’s 

College for their first win of the season. 

Junior Lauren Hartnett scored her first career goal as field 

hockey defeated Columbia in three overtimes. Senior Megan 

Dahle’s goal during penalty strokes was the game-winner 

as Quinnipiac won the first game of the season, 2-1. 

September 3: Men’s soccer won the program’s first game 

over an ACC opponent when they came from behind to 

beat Boston College, 2-1. 

September 4: Women’s soccer sophomores Susan Donovan 

and Sara Lawlor won the Brine/NEC Player and Rookie of 

the Week awards, respectively. 

September 7: Women’s volleyball snapped a 14-game 

losing streak as Robin Lamott Sparks got her first career 

victory when the Bobcats defeated Rider, 3-0. 

September 8: Sophomore Mary Wilson teamed with freshman 

Adrienne Markison to win the “A” Flight at the Fairfield 

University Doubles Festival. 

September 9: Women’s soccer freshman Lauren Peacock 

scored the game-winner in the Bobcats 1-0 win over New 

Jersey Institute of Technology. 

Men’s tennis won Flight One and Flight Two of the 2007 

Fairfield University Doubles Festival. For the day, Quinnpiac 

lost just four matches as they posted a 14-4 record on 

the day. 

September 12: Men’s tennis sophomore Charlie Feldman 

and John Hughes were named Prince/NEC Co-Players of 

the Week. 

Men’s tennis sophomore John Hughes’ clinching set gave 

Quinnipiac a sweep of Siena, 7-0, on the Bobcats newly 

installed US Open Blue Courts. 

September 14: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito recorded 

a hat trick in Quinnipiac’s 3-2 overtime win over Army at 

the Army Fall Classic. 

Women’s soccer sophomore Susan Donovan, freshman 

Meagan McLoughlin and sophomore Amber Sidoti all 

scored in Quinnipiac’s home opener – a 3-0 win over Delaware 

State. 

Men’s cross country junior Jacob Gurzler and volleyball 

junior Jenna Benigno were named Eli’s Restaurant/Quinnipiac 

Athletics August Athletes of the Month. 

September 15: With a 2-1 win over Marist, men’s soccer 

won the Army Fall Classic. The Bobcats’ 4-0 start was their 

best at the Division I level. 

Men’s cross country won the Ted Owen Invitational hosted 

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by Central Connecticut State University at Stanley Park 

in New Britain, Conn. Junior Jacob Gurzler finished 3rd 

overall and 1st among all Northeast Conference runners 

in the race. 

Women’s cross country won the Ted Owen Invitational 

hosted by Central Connecticut State University at Stanley 

Park in New Britain, Conn. Sophomore Kristen Stevens 

(Succasunna, N.J.) finished in 2nd place overall with a 

time of 17:31. 

September 16: Sophomore Amber Sidoti scored twice 

as women’s soccer won their fourth straight game of the 

year, 3-0, over Providence. 

Men’s golf junior Ian O’Connor finished 4th overall at 

the Rutger’s Golf Invitational after shooting a 68 in the 

third round of play. O’Connor had five birdies on the final 

18 holes. 

September 17: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito wass 

named the Brine/NEC Player of the Week. 

Women’s soccer sophomore Amber Sidoti is named the 

Brine/NEC Player of the Week. 

September 18: For the first time in school history, men’s 

soccer received votes in a national poll as Quinnipiac was 

featured in the College Soccer News Top 30 poll. 

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September 19: Men’s cross country junior Jacob Gurzler and 

women’s cross country sophomore Kristen Stevens were 

named the NEC Athletes of the Week. 

Men’s golf junior Ian O’Connor was named the Northeast 

Conference Golfer of the Week. 

September 21: Men’s and women’s cross country swept their 

home meet, the Quinnipiac Invitational. On the men’s side, 

the Bobcats took the first five spots in the race while the 

women took the top four. 

September 23: Women’s soccer Sophomores Susan Donovan 

and Sara Lawlor each scored twice as Quinnipiac defeated 

Siena, 5-2, at Bobcat Field. 

September 24: Women’s soccer sophomore Susan Donovan 

was named the Brine/NEC Player of the Week for the second 

time this season. 

Men’s golf junior Ian O’Connor finished 7th out of 48 golfers 

at the Dartmouth Invitational. 

September 26: Men’s cross country junior Jacob Gurzler and 

sophomore Kristen Stevens won the NEC Cross Country 

Athletes of the Week for the second straight week. 

Women’s tennis sophomore Mary Wilson is named the 

Prince/Northeast Conference Player of the Week. 

September 28: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito recorded 

his second hat trick of the season in a 5-0 win over Canisius. 

Women’s soccer hosted Iona in celebration of the 20th Anniversary 

of the first Quinnipiac women’s soccer game in 

program history. Quinnipiac beat Iona, 3-0, as freshmen Sara 

Lawlor, Lauren Peacock and Johanne Walleck all scored for 

the Bobcats. 

September 30: Women’s soccer won their seventh consecutive 

game when Justine Lombardi and Lauren Peacock each 

scored to give Quinnipiac a 2-0 win over Holy Cross. 

Men’s tennis freshman Brian Mikkelson won the Flight #2 

Singles at the UConn Invitational without losing a set. 

OCTOBER 

October 1: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito won his second 

Brine/NEC Player of the Week award of the season and 

his first ECAC Men’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week. 

Women’s soccer freshman Lauren Peacock was named the 

Brine/NEC Rookie of the Week.




October 2: Women’s soccer seniors Kate Ahearn and Leisl 

Lissfelt were named to the Quinnipiac Women’s Soccer 

20th Anniversary team. Senior Kate Lissfelt received honorable 

mention. 

Women’s soccer was also ranked 13th in SoccerBuzz. 

com’s Northeast Region Ranking for the second time in the 

website’s history. 

October 5 – 7: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito scored 

the game-winner in back-to-back NEC games as Quinnipiac 

defeated Sacred Heart, 1-0, and Fairleigh Dickinson, 

2-1. 

October 6: Women’s cross country won the New England 

Championships. Sophomore Kristen Stevens finished third 

in the race. 

Men’s cross country finished 10th out of 43 teams at the 

New England Championships. 

October 7: Sophomores Sara Lawlor and Meagan 

McLoughlin each scored as women’s soccer won their 

NEC opener, 2-1, over Central Connecticut State. 

October 8: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito won his 

third consecutive Brine/NEC Player of the Week award 

while also being named to the College Soccer News National 

Team of the Week. 

October 9: Men’s soccer defeated Holy Cross, 1-0, to break 

the NEC record for the best start in conference history. The 

Bobcats, at 8-0-1, pass Fairleigh Dickinson’s 7-0-1 start. 

Women’s cross country sophomore Kristen Stevens won 

her third Northeast Conference Women’s Athlete of the 

Week award. 

Men’s tennis freshman Sean Pease was named the Prince/ 

NEC Player of the Week. 

Women’s tennis junior Jackie Herb is named the Prince/ 

NEC Player of the Week. 

October 12: Women’s soccer sophomore Sara Lawlor 

scored twice while senior Leisl Lissfelt added another as 

women’s soccer beat Robert Morris, 3-0. 

Field hockey junior Jenna Grossman held Robert Morris 

scoreless as Quinnipiac picked up their second win of the 

year, 2-0. Senior Megan Dahle and freshman Megan Mc- 

Creedy each scored in the win. 

Men’s soccer sophomore goalkeeper Freddy Hall recorded 

a pair of shutouts over Holy Cross, 1-0, and Central Connecticut 

State, 1-0. He was named the Brine/NEC Player of 

the Week and the ECAC Defensive Player of the Week. 

Women’s soccer sophomore Sara Lawlor was named the 

Brine/NEC Rookie of the Week. 

Women’s soccer head coach Dave Clarke was featured 

on Soccer-New-England.com’s “The Coach’s Corner”, a 

weekly blog where a different coach is featured with each 

issue. 

Women’s ice hockey won their season opener, 4-3, over 

Northeastern. Four different Bobcats scored while junior 

Jamie Miller made 29 stops in goal for the victory. 

October 13: Quinnipiac sophomore Brady Giroux finished 

9th overall at the Hofstra Invitational. 

October 14: Men’s tennis freshmen Brian Mikkelson and 

Sean Pease won the “A” doubles championship at the 

Quinnipiac Invitational. 

October 16: Men’s ice hockey defeated Bentley College, 

3-0, in the Bobcats’ 2007-08 season home opener in front 

of 2,478 fans at the TD Banknorth Sports Center. The win 

was Quinnipiac’s 400th in program history, while Ben Nelson 

became the 25th player in Quinnipiac history to score 

100 points. 

October 17: Men’s soccer was ranked 15th in the first 

NCAA Division I Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) poll of 

the season. 

Field hockey defeated Fairfield, 1-0, as sophomore Christine 

Grady scored her team-leading fifth goal of the season. 

October 21: Field hockey senior Jennifer Kinchla scored 

a game-winner as Quinnipiac won their second straight 

game, 2-1, over Siena. Junior Bonnie Shea also added a 

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goal in the victory. 

Women’s ice hockey junior Jamie Miller made 29 saves as 

Quinnipiac ties Princeton in their ECAC Hockey season 

opener. 

October 22: Field hockey junior Jenna Grossman won her 

second NEC Player of the Week award. 

Men’s tennis sophomore John Hughes became the first 

Quinnipiac men’s tennis player to advance to the Round of 

32 at the ITA Northeast Regional Tennis Championships. 

Women’s tennis sophomore Mary Wilson is the Bobcats’ 

lone winner at the ITA Northeast Regionals. 

October 24: Men’s soccer claimed the top spot in the 

NSCAA/North Atlantic Regional Rankings for the first time 

this season as they were one of two teams, nationally, to 

remain undefeated. 

Men’s tennis freshman Brian Mikkelson was honored with 

the 2007 Frank Parker Junior Award in recognition of his 

play for the men’s tennis team this season. Mikkelson was 

selected as the recipient of the USTA award by the Wisconsin 

Tennis Association Awards Committee. 

Men’s tennis sophomore John Hughes was named the 

Prince/NEC Player of the Week. 

October 25: The Quinnipiac University men’s golf team 

finished in 17th place out of 42 schools at the 73rd Annual 

New England Intercollegiate Golf Association Champion- 

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ship. 

October 26: Field hockey juniors Lauren Hartnett and Bonnie 

Shea, as well as freshman Megan McCreedy all scored 

in field hockey’s 3-1 win over Monmouth on Senior Day. 

October 27: Men’s cross country won their second straight 

Northeast Conference Championship. Jacob Gurzler finished 

1st overall, capturing outstanding performer honors. 

Gurzler, Keith Bushey, Terence Moriarty, Tyler Dinnan 

received All-NEC honors. Head coach Ed O’Connor was 

named NEC Coach of the Year. 

Women’s cross country won their third consecutive Northeast 

Conference Championship as Kristen Stevens took 

first place in the meet to win most outstanding performer 

honors. Quinnipiac finished with seven runners in the top 

14, all receiving all-conference accolades. 

October 30: Men’s ice hockey junior David Marshall scores 

a power play goal late in the third period to give Quinnipiac 

a 3-2 win over American International. 

October 31: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito was featured 

in Sports Illustrated Faces in the Crowd. 

NOVEMBER 

November 2: Field hockey senior Megan Dahle was named 

to the All-Northeast Conference First Team. Juniors Megan




Sciascia and Jenna Grossman as well as freshman Megan 

McCreedy were named to the Second Team. 

November 8: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson 

was a named to the All-NEC Preseason Team. 

Men’s basketball assistant coach Eric Eaton’s article, “A 

History Of Winning” was featured on CollegeInsider.com. 

November 9: Sophomore Sara Lawlor and senior Leisl 

Lissfelt were named to the Northeast Conference Second 

Team. 

Men’s ice hockey defeats a nationally ranked Top 10 team 

when they shock #8 Clarkson, 3-2, at the TD Banknorth 

Sports Center. Jamie Bates, Jean-Marc Beaudoin and Bryan 

Leitch all scored in the win. 

November 10: The women’s cross country team finished 

14th out of 36 schools at the 2007 NCAA Division I 

Women’s Cross Country New England Regional Championship. 

Kristen Stevens, the Bobcats top runner all season, 

was Quinnipiac’s first finisher in 44th place with a time of 

21:51.75. 

November 11: Men’s basketball sophomore James Feldeine 

had a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds 

as Quinnipiac defeated the University of Hartford, 85-79, 

in the first game of Tom Moore’s head coaching career at 

Quinnipiac. 

Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner had 21 points in 

just 18 minutes of play to lead the Quinnipiac women’s 

basketball team to an 81-45 victory over Brown University 

in their season opener. 

November 12: Men’s basketball freshman Evann Baker 

was named the Choice Hotels/NEC Basketball Rookie of 

the Week. 

November 14: Field hockey senior Megan Dahle was 

named to the 2007 Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Mideast 

Second Team. 

November 15: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito was 

named the Northeast Conference Player of the Year. Brito 

and classmate Danilo Schiavon were named to the All-NEC 

First Team while sophomores Ross McGibney and Freddy 

Hall were named to the All-NEC Second Team. 

November 17: Men’s ice hockey senior captain Jamie Bates 

scored his 100th career point in a 4-0 win over Princeton. 

November 21: Men’s ice hockey’s first line of Bryan 

Leitch, Jamie Bates and Ben Nelson combine for four goals 

and five assists in a 5-2 romp of Princeton at legendary 

Hobey Baker Arena. 

November 24: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner 

scored 15 of her 17 points in the second half to lead Quinnipiac 

past Maine, 70-49, in the final game of the Dead 

River Company Classic. Kerner was named to the all-tournament 

team. 

November 26: Women’s Soccer senior Leisl Lissfelt was 

named to the 2007 New England Women’s Intercollegiate 

Soccer Association Senior Bowl. 

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Women’s ice hockey made its sixth annual trip to Thomas 

Hooker Elementary School in Meriden, Conn. to read to 

over 400 students in over 20 classrooms. 

November 28: Men’s basketball freshman Ed Zajac totaled 

17 points and 15 rebounds as Quinnipiac defeats Lehigh, 

92-88 in double overtime. 

November 29: Women’s basketball junior Mandy Pennewell 

scored a game-high 15 points as Quinnipiac beat 

Stony Brook, 58-41. 

DECEMBER 

December 1: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner scored 

a season-high 24 points and made four three-pointers to 

lead Quinnipiac to an 85-66 road victory over Holy Cross. 

Women’s ice hockey junior Erika Bolognino scored her 

second goal of the year while Jamie Miller stopped 34 

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shots-on-goal as the Bobcats skate to a 1-1 tie with Colgate. 

Men’s ice hockey freshman Zach Hansen scored the gamewinner 

as Quinnipiac beat #18 RPI, 3-2. 

December 4: Men’s basketball freshman Ed Zajac was 

named the Choice Hotels/ NEC Rookie of the Week. 

December 5: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner had 

a game-high 22 points while Mandy Pennewell scored 19 

points as Quinnipiac topped St. Francis (N.Y.), 74-56, in the 

Bobcats’ NEC opener. 

December 6: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson 

scored 25 points while also collecting 11 rebounds as Quinnipiac 

downs St. Francis (N.Y.), 90-79, in NEC opener. 

December 7: Eric Lampe, Ben Nelson, Mike Atkinson and 

David Marshall all scored as Quinnipiac defeated Robert 

Morris, 4-2. 

December 8: Women’s basketball senior Monique Lee 

picked up her second double-double of the season with 15 

points and 10 rebounds as Quinnipiac beat La Salle, 65-64. 

Eric Lampe scored twice to lead men’s ice hockey to a 5-1 

win over Robert Morris. 

December 9: Men’s indoor track junior Tyler Dinnan won 

the 5,000 Meter race at the Yale University Indoor Track 

Season Opener. 

Men’s basketball junior Brian Geffen scored a team-high 16 

points as Quinnipiac defeated Army, 58-54. 

Women’s indoor track junior Lindsey Pierret also won the 

5,000 Meter race at the Yale University Indoor Track Season 

Opener. 

December 10: Men’s basketball freshman Evann Baker won 

his second Choice Hotels/NEC Rookie of the Week award. 

Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner was named the 

Choice Hotels/NEC Player of the Week. 

Men’s ice hockey senior Ben Nelson was named the ECAC 

Hockey Player of the Week. 

December 12: Men’s soccer head coach Eric Da Costa was 

named the NSCAA/North Atlantic Regional Coach of the 

Year. 

December 13: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito was 

named to the NSCAA/North Atlantic Regional First Team 

while sophomore Freddy Hall was named to the Second




Team. Sophomore Ross McGibney and senior Danilo 

Schiavon were named to the Third Team. 

December 15: Men’s soccer junior Graciano Brito was 

named to the NSCAA/adidas NCAA Men’s Division I All- 

American Second Team. 

December 16: Men’s soccer sophomore Freddy Hall received 

two NCAA Statistical Leader Awards after leading 

the country in saves per game and save percentage. 

December 18: Senior Leisl Lissfelt and sophomore Sara 

Lawlor were named to the New England Women’s Intercollegiate 

Soccer Association All-New England Division I 

Women’s Soccer Team. 

Women’s basketball junior Mandy Pennewell scored 18 

points in a 59-49 win over the University of Delaware. 

December 19: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson 

burned Dartmouth for 27 points in a 85-63 romp. 

December 21: Volleyball head coach Robin Lamott Sparks 

was selected as the Northeast Conference representative 

to the American Volleyball Coaches Association NCAA 

Women’s Volleyball Division I Head Coaches Committee. 

December 22: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner 

scored a season-high 25 points to lead Quinnipiac to a 70- 

60 win over Yale. 

December 28: Women’s basketball junior Mandy Pennewell 

scored a season-high 23 points as Quinnipiac 

defeated San Diego State, 78-59, in the San Diego Surf N’ 

Slam tournament. Pennewell and junior Brianna Rooney 

were named to the all-tournament team. 

December 30: After Kallie Flor tied the game to send it 

to overtime, Elyse Cole and Erika Bolognino scored in a 

shoot-out to knock off Niagara in the consolation game of 

the Nutmeg Classic. The game was recorded as a tie, 3-3. 

Men’s ice hockey junior Bud Fisher is named the Most 

Valuable Player of the University of Vermont’s Catamount 

Cup holiday tournament. Dan Travis and Jean-Marc Beaudoin 

were also named to the all-tournament team. 

JANUARY 

January 1: Women’s ice hockey junior Jamie Miller was 

named the ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week. 

January 2: Men’s ice hockey’s Bud Fisher is named the 

ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week. 

January 3: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson 

pumped in 19 points as the Bobcats beat Saint Francis (Pa.), 

74-61. 

Elyse Cole scored the game-winner as the Bobcats beat 

Robert Morris, 2-1. Kelley Davis also scored in the win. 

January 4: Kallie Flor, Janine Duffy and Erika Bolognino 

all scored in a 3-1 win over Robert Morris. The win was the 

Bobcats’ second straight. 

January 5: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson and 

women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner were named the 

Eli’s Restaurant/Quinnipiac Athletics December Athletes of 

the Month. 

Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner scored a career-high 

33 points to lead Quinnipiac to a 72-66 win over Robert 

Morris. 

January 6: Jean-Marc Beaudoin scored twice while Dan 

Henningson assisted on three goals as men’s ice hockey 

staged a come-from-behind win over Dartmouth, 5-3. 

January 7: Men’s basketball freshman Justin Rutty was 

named the Choice Hotels/NEC Rookie of the Week. 


scored 21 points while pulling in seven rebounds as Quinnipiac 

defeated Mount St. Mary’s, 70-59. 

January 11: Men’s ice hockey ties their longest ECAC 

Hockey unbeaten streak, eight games, with a 6-3 drubbing 

of Dartmouth. The game is also Brandon Wong’s third 

straight multi-point game. 

January 12: At the Yale Intercollegiate Track Classic, Quin- 

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nipiac’s distance medley relay team comprised of Chelsea 

Bollerman, Christina DeBellis, Nicole Payne and Lindsey 

Pierret finished 3rd overall with a time of 12:30.22. 

Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson scored 24 points 

while freshman Evann Baker had 21 as Quinnipiac knocked 

off Monmouth, 71-58. 

Men’s ice hockey junior goalie breaks the Quinnipiac career 

shutout record with his eighth all-time in a 3-0 win over 

Yale. 

January 14: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson was 

named the Choice Hotels/NEC Player of the Week. 

Women’s basketball junior Mandy Pennewell led five 

Bobcats in double-figures with 28 points as the Bobcats tied 

the third-highest scoring output in program history to defeat 

Mount St. Mary’s, 109-72. 

January 16: Women’s basketball received one vote, for the 

first time in program history, in the USA Today/ESPN Division 

I Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Poll. 


rattled home 24 points while freshman Evann Baker netted 

15 as Quinnipiac defeated St. Francis (N.Y.), 75-72. 

January 19: Men’s indoor track junior Tyler Dinnan won the 

1 Mile Run at the University of New Hampshire Dual Meet. 

Women’s indoor track junior Chelsea Bollerman also won 

the 1000 Meter run in the race. 

Men’s basketball sophomore James Feldeine scored 18 

points, including eight in the final three minutes, to lead 

Quinnipiac to an 84-80 victory over Long Island at the TD 

Banknorth Sports Center. 

Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner scored 25 points 

on her way to her 1,000th career point in a 62-60 win over 

Long Island. 

Men’s ice hockey extends their unbeaten streak to 10 games 

with a 5-2 win over Holy Cross. The streak is Quinnipiac’s 

longest in Division I history. 

January 21: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson won 

his second straight Choice Hotels/NEC Player of the Week 

award. 

Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner dropped in 21 

points, including 17 in the second half, as Quinnipiac defeated 

St. Francis (N.Y.), 57-44. 

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January 21: Men’s ice hockey was ranked 12th in the 

USCHO.com/CSTV Division I Poll, 10th in the InsideCollegeHockey.com 

poll and 12th in the USA Today/USA 

Hockey Magazine Poll, their highest rankings all-time in 

Quinnipiac history. 

January 26: At the Terrier Invitational hosted by Boston 

University, Tyler Dinnan ran a personal best time of 

8:25.97 to qualify for the IC4A Championships. 

January 29: Junior Chelsea Bollerman was named the 

Northeast Conference Women’s Track Athlete of the Week 

after qualifying for the ECAC Championships in the 1 Mile 

Run at the Terrier Invitational hosted by Boston University. 

Field hockey senior Megan Dahle was named the Northeast 

Conference Field Hockey Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 

Dahle, who is majoring in interactive communications, 

posted a perfect 4.0 grade-point-average. 

Cross country sophomore Kristen Stevens was named the 

2007 Northeast Conference Cross Country Scholar-Athlete 

of the Year. Stevens, a physical therapy major, posted a 

3.69 grade-point-average. 

January 30: Men’s soccer senior Danilo Schiavon was 

selected by the Philadelphia KiXX of the Major Indoor 

Soccer League College Draft with the 25th overall pick of 

the draft. 

January 31: Men’s basketball freshman Evann Baker 

scored a team-high 17 points and senior DeMario Anderson




added 16 as Quinnipiac defeated Saint Francis (Pa.), 73-55. 

FEBRUARY 

February 1: Women’s cross country junior Chelsea Bollerman 

and men’s hockey sophomore Jean-Marc Beaudoin 

were named the Elis’s Restaurant Group/Quinnipiac 

Athletic’s January Athletes of the Month. 

Elyse Cole scored twice as women’s ice hockey picked up 

their first ECAC Hockey win of the season with a 2-1 win 

over Union. 

Men’s ice hockey sophomore Eric Lampe’s natural hat trick 

led the Bobcats to a 3-2 win over RPI. 

February 2: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson 

scored 25 points as the Bobcats defeat Fairleigh Dickinson, 

78-74. 

Women’s basketball senior Nicole Duperron picked up her 

second double-double of the season with 13 points and a 

career-high 17 rebounds to lead Quinnipiac to a 64-59 win 

over Fairleigh Dickinson. 

Men’s ice hockey junior Bryan Leitch becomes the 27th 

player in QU history to score 100 career points in a 3-3 tie 

with Union. 

February 4: Women’s basketball sophomore Courtney Kaminski 

scored 17 points in a 65-58 win over Saint Francis 

(Pa.). 

Men’s ice hockey sophomore Eric Lampe was named the 

ECAC Hockey Player of the Week. 

February 8: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner was 

named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All- 

District I University Division Second Team. Kerner posted 

a 3.22 grade-point-average while majoring in international 

business. 

Women’s basketball hosted “Think Pink” day at the TD 

Banknorth Sports Center as part of Breast Cancer Awareness 

Month and Women in Sports Month. 

Women’s ice hockey freshman Brandice Moniz scored a 

pair of goals and assisted on another, but it was senior Antoinette 

Maldonado’s second goal of the night with under 

three minutes to play that gave Quinnipiac the 5-4 lead and 

the ECAC Hockey win over Brown. 

Men’s ice hockey’s Bryan Leitch, Dan Travis and Brandon 

Wong each scored a goal and added an assist as the Quinni- 

piac men’s hockey team defeated Yale, 5-1, in front of a TD 

Banknorth Sports Center record 4,213. 

February 9: Junior Tyler Dinnan won the first Northeast 

Conference Individual Track Championship in Quinnipiac 

history with a first place finish in the 3000 Meter race, 

finishing in 8:37.70. 

Women’s basketball senior Nicole Duperron’s had her 

second double-double in her previous three games, totaling 

13 points and 10 rebounds, as she led Quinnipiac to a 79-35 

win over Wagner College. 

Women’s ice hockey freshman Tia Wishart stopped 50 

shots in net as Quinnipiac tied Yale, 3-3. Elyse Cole scored 

twice in the tie. 

February 10: Junior Tyler Dinnan won his second Northeast 

Conference Indivual Track Championship in as many days 

when he took the 5000 Meter race with a time of 15:10.78. 

The Distance Medley Relay team, consisting of Jack Mc- 

Donald, Jacob Gurzler, Andrew Neumeister and Steve Pilch 

also took first place in their race. 

Chelsea Bollerman won the 1 Mile Run at the Northeast 

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Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships. 

Men’s ice hockey junior goalie Bud Fisher stopped 25 shots in 

goal for his third shutout of the season and ninth of his career 

as #16 Quinnipiac defeated Brown, 3-0. 

February 11: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner scored 

a game-high 27 points and added six assists as Quinnipiac 

defeated Central Connecticut, 72-66. Courtney Kaminski 

compiled a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds while 

Nicole Duperron added 11 points and eight rebounds. 

Women’s ice hockey freshman Tia Wishart was named ECAC 

Hockey Goaltender of the Week. 

February 13: Five women’s track athletes were named to 

the 2008 All-Northeast Conference Women’s Indoor Track 

Team. Chelsea Bollerman and Kristen Stevens were named 

to the First Team, as well as the Distance Medley Relay team 

consisting of Bollerman, Stevens, Elizabeth Arnot and Nicole 

Payne. Susan Ashe (Clifton Park, N.Y.) was named to the 

Second Team. 


dropped in 24 points as Quinnipiac defeated Long Island, 89- 

86. 

February 16: In a 68-57 win over Mount St. Mary’s, junior 

Erin Kerner led the Bobcats with 13 points while junior Brianna 

Rooney added 12. Junior Mandy Pennewell had 11 while 

sophomore Courtney Kaminski totaled 10. Senior Nicole 

Duperron narrowly missed a double-double with nine points 

and nine rebounds. 

Men’s lacrosse sophomore Garret Kerr scores four goals in the 

Bobcats’ 14-4 season opening win over Wagner. 

February 18: Women’s basketball senior forward Monique Lee 

returned to the Quinnipiac lineup after missing five games due 

to a torn anterior cruciate ligament to score all 16 of her points 

in the second half as the Bobcats staged a come-from-behind 

victory, 65-61, at Long Island. 

February 21: Bryan Geffen’s three-pointer with 2.6 seconds 

remaining in regulation gave Quinnipiac a 62-60 win over 

Monmouth at the TD Banknorth Sports Center. 

February 23: Erin Kerner and Mandy Pennewell scored 17 

points apiece as the Quinnipiac women’s basketball team 

defeated Sacred Heart, 59-48. 

February 25: Men’s lacrosse sophomore Garret Kerr scored 

with time running out as Quinnipiac knocks off St. John’s, 

11-10. 

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Softball senior Jill Viglione and sophomore Katie Allendorfer 

were named to the Lance Spring Classic all-tournament 

team. 

February 26: The Quinnipiac men’s basketball team 

visited the Bishop Woods School in New Haven, Conn. 

as part of the school’s “Boys Night Out” program. 

February 27: Men’s and women’s cross country was 

honored by the United States Track & Field and Cross 

Country Coaches Association as an All-Academic team. 

The men posted a 3.17 grade-point-average while the 

women finished with a 3.33 GPA. 

Women’s lacrosse junior Tiffany Manzi scored four 

times to lead Quinnipiac to a 16-9 win over Iona in the 

Bobcats’ season opener. Sophomore goalkeeper Hannah 

Nelson made 14 saves in the win. 


hit “DA Shot” – a half-court buzzer beater – to give the 

Bobcats a 76-73 win over Central Connecticut State. The 

win was the Bobcats’ first in eight games against CCSU. 

“DA Shot” featured later that night as the top play on 

ESPN’s SportsCenter Top Ten.




MARCH 

March 1: Men’s lacrosse sophomore Garret Kerr led the 

Bobcats with two goals in a 5-1 win over Manhattan. 

Sophomore goalie Kevin Benzing stopped 17 shots in goal. 

March 2: The men’s indoor track team finished 25th out of 

31 teams at the 2008 New England Indoor Track & Field 

Championships hosted by Boston University at the Boston 

University Track & Field Center. Tyler Dinnan, Jacob Gurzler 

and Jack McDonald turned in personal best times in the 

1 Mile Run. 

The women’s indoor track team finished 14th out of 32 

teams at the 2008 New England Indoor Track & Field 

Championships. 

Women’s basketball won a program-record 23rd game with 

a 65-47 romp of Wagner. In the win, Mandy Pennewell (15 

points, 11 rebounds), Nicole Duperron (11, 17) and Courtney 

Kaminski (13, 10) all turned in double-double performances. 

Women’s tennis’ Jackie Herb and Amanda Petruzzi were 

double-winners as Quinnipiac defeated previously undefeated 

Colgate, 5-2. 

Softball freshman Danielle Davidson goes 2-for-3 with a 

RBI to help Quinnipiac to a 2-0 win over Princeton at the 

Patriot Classic hosted by George Mason University. 

March 3: Men’s ice hockey visited Spring Glen Elementary 

School for “Read Across America” week. 

Women’s lacrosse sophomore goalkeeper Hannah Nelson 

was named the Northeast Conference Women’s Lacrosse 

Defensive Player of the Week. 

Softball sophomore Jaimie Iaquinto was named the Akadema/Northeast 

Conference Pitcher of the Week while freshman 

Danielle Davidson was named the Akadema/NEC 

Rookie of the Week. 

March 4: With a 68-51 win over Central Connecticut State 

University, women’s basketball team won the first Northeast 

Conference regular season championship in school 

history. Quinnipiac also added to their school-record win 

total with their 24th victory of the season. Their 16 conference 

wins were also the most by a Quinnipiac team since 

joining the NEC for the 1998-99 season. 

Juniors Tiffany Manzi, Ashley Valentine and Janelle Lopez 

all scored twice as Quinnipiac defeated the University of 

Connecticut, 10-6, for the first time in program history. 

March 5: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson was 

named to the All-Northeast Conference First Team while 

freshman Evann Baker was named to the All-NEC Rookie 

Team. 

March 6: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson and 

women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner were named Eli’s 

Restaurant/Quinnipiac Athletics February Athletes of the 

Month. 

March 7: Women’s basketball junior Brianna Rooney was 

named the Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the 

Year. Erin Kerner was named to the All-NEC First Team 

while Mandy Pennewell was selected to the All-NEC Second 

Team. 

David Marshall scored the game-winner in overtime to 

lead the Bobcats to a 7-6 win over Brown in Game 1 of the 

ECAC Hockey Tournament First Round. 

March 8: Women’s basketball junior Mandy Pennewell 

scored 18 points to lead top-seeded Quinnipiac to a 66-56 

comeback victory over eight-seed Mount St. Mary’s in the 

Northeast Conference Tournament Quarterfinals. The Bobcats 

advanced to the semifinals for the third time in four 

years and improved to 25-4 on the season. The 25 wins, 

already a Quinnipiac Division I record, ties the 1985-86 

team for the third-best win total in the program’s history. 

The highest total was produced by the 1983-84 team that 

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finished 28-3. 

Men’s ice hockey junior Greg Holt’s four points led six 

Bobcats with multiple points as the Quinnipiac men’s hockey 

team completed an ECAC Hockey First Round sweep of 

Brown with a 7-1 victory. 

Mike Lamagna, Garret Kerr, Ted Dimond, Bill Hayes and 

Sean Endicott all scored as Quinnipiac defeated Providence, 

5-4. 

Baseball freshmen Ben Farina and Tyler Turgeon hit their 

first career homeruns while senior Pete Kummerfeldt also 

hit a round-tripper as Quinnipiac split a doubleheader with 

Davidson, 15-10 and 10-7. 

March 10: Baseball senior John Delaney was named the 

Akadema/Northeast Conference Player of the Week. 

March 11: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson’s 

half-court buzzer beater against Central Connecticut was 

announced as a finalist for the Pontiac Game Changing 

Performance award. 

Men’s tennis freshman Brian Mikkelson was named the 

Prince/Northeast Conference Player of the Week. 

March 12: Men’s lacrosse senior Sean Endicott scored three 

goals as Quinnipiac beat Marist, 10-7, to improve to 5-0. 

Garret Kerr tallied two goals and an assist. 

March 14: Baseball sophomore Brian Monack scored the 

winning run while freshman Tyler Turgeon drove in two 

runs in a 15-10 win over Michigan State. 

March 15: Dan Henningson and Jamie Bates scored twice 

while Ben Nelson added a goal and four assists as Quinnipiac 

answered an 11-0 drubbing by Harvard in the first game 

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of the ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals with a convincing 7-4 

win over the Crimson to even the series, 1-1. 

Men’s lacross junior Gary Messina scored twice and assisted 

on a third goal as Quinnipiac edged Hartford, 8-5. 

Garret Kerr added two goals in the win. 

March 18: After losing to Long Island in the NEC Quarterfinals, 

women’s basketball was able to secure a first 

round home game for the Women’s National Invitational 

Tournament (WNIT). Quinnipiac lost in the game to Iona. 

March 22: Baseball junior Andy Mayer picked up his 15th 

career win with a 7-3 victory over Holy Cross. Senior 

John Delaney was 3-for-5 with a two-run double and 

homerun. 

Softball beats Dartmouth, 5-0, and Stony Brook, 2-1. 

Against Dartmouth, Carolyn Schmolz held Dartmouth 

to one hit over seven innings while Brianna Sloane and 

Angela Casella each collected two hits. 

March 25: Unbeaten Men’s lacrosse claims the top spot in 

the Turfer Athletic New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse 

Association Coaches Poll. 

Baseball senior Tyler Brett picked up the win against 

Army in a 5-2 victory after allowing one run on five hits 

over six innings. Freshman Joe Poletsky was 3-for-4 with 

a RBI. 

March 26: Senior Danilo Schiavon was picked to play in 

the New England Intercollegiate Soccer League Division I 

Senior All-Star Game. 

Field Hockey was selected as one of 44 teams nationally 

to receive the 2007 ZAG/National Field Hockey Coaches 

Association National Academic Team Award. In addition, 

10 Bobcats also qualified for the Division I National Academic 

Squad. Quinnipiac, with a cumulative GPA of 3.29, 

was one of three Northeast Conference schools to receive 

the award. 

March 28: Women’s lacrosse junior Ashley Valentine 

scored four goals to help Quinnipiac to their first NEC 

win of the year, 14-6, over Long Island. 

March 29: Men’s ice hockey senior captain Jamie Bates 

was signed by the Tampe Bay Lightning’s AHL affiliate, 

the Norfolk (Va.) Admirals. In his first game with the 

Admirals, Bates picked up an assist to help his new team 

to a win. 

Men’s outdoor track senior Keith Bushey finishes 7th




in the 5000 Meter run at the Southern Connecticut State 

University Track Meet. 

Women’s outdoor track senior Abbey Gosling finished the 

5000 Meter run in 3rd place with a time of 18:09.55 at the 

Southern Connecticut State University Track Meet. 

March 30: Women’s lacrosse junior Tiffany Manzi scored 

four goals and assisted on three more as Quinnipiac routed 

Wagner, 23-12. Junior Ashley Valentine added five goals 

and an assist while junior Nicole Fiore chipped in with 

four goals. Katy Delagi and Lyndsey Banach scored three 

goals apiece while Delagi also had three assists. 

Baseball senior Pete Kummerfeldt hit an 8th inning, tworun 

homerun to give the Bobcats a 5-4 win over Hartford. 

Softball sophomore Jaimie Iaquinto picked up the win in a 

5-2 victory over Wagner, allowing one earned run on four 

hits in seven innings, while striking out a season-high 10 

batters. Jill Viglione, Emily Bellush, and Angela Casella 

finished with two hits apiece. 

March 31: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson 

was named to the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All- 

America Team. 

Women’s lacrosse junior Tiffany Manzi was named the 

Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the Week. 

APRIL 

April 1: Women’s Tennis sophomore Mary Wilson is 

named the Prince/Northeast Conference Player of the 

Week. 

April 2: Women’s basketball junior Erin Kerner and men’s 

lacrosse sophomore Garrett Kerr were named Eli’s Restaurant/Quinnipiac 

Athletics March Athletes of the Month. 

April 3: Men’s ice hockey has 14 players land on the 

ECAC Hockey 2007-08 All-Academic Team. 

April 4: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson’s 

half-court buzzer beater against Central Connecticut State 

was featured on Dick Vitale’s All-American Special. 

Women’s lacrosse sophomore Kelly Bruneau scored five 

times and sophomore Hannah Nelson stopped 12 shots in 

a 17-3 win over Robert Morris. 

April 6: Women’s lacrosse senior Katy Delagi scored three 

goals to lead Quinnipiac to a 19-3 rout of St. Francis (Pa.). 

Softball sweeps a doubleheader from Fairleigh Dickinson, 

4-2 and 3-2. 

April 8: Rick Seeley ws announced as the new women’s ice 

hockey head coach. 

At the Quinnipiac Outdoor Track & Field Invitational, Susan 

Ashe broke the school record in the 3000 Meter run with a 

time of 10:14.77 as she finished 7th out of 19 runners. 

Men’s and women’s tennis coach Mike Quitko gets the 400th 

win of his career in a 6-1 victory over Fairfield. Quitko had 

won 217 women’s games, at both the Division I and Division 

II level, and 183 men’s games, also at the Division I and 

Division II level, for 400 combined career wins in 17 years 

as the Bobcats’ head coach. 

April 9: At the Quinnipiac Outdoor Track & Field Meet, 

Quinnipiac’s 4 x 100 Meter relay team of Christopher Foster, 

Alex Mako, Andrew Neumeister and Brendan Amoruso 

broke the school record with a time of 47.21. The previous 

record of 47.47 was set on April 4, 2007. 

Women’s lacrosse juniors Nicole Fiore and Tiffany Manzi 

scored three goals apiece as the Bobcats up-ended NEC instate 

foe, Central Connecticut State, 17-4. 

At the Quinnipiac Outdoor Track & Field Meet, women’s 

outdoor track senior Susan Ashe broke the school record 

in the 3000 Meter run with a time of 10:14.77 as she finished 

7th out of 19 runners. Chelsea Bollerman finished 2nd 

out of 23 runners overall in the 800 Meter run with a time 

of 2:16.94. Caitlin Brady finished 5th in the same race at 

2:26.99. 

April 10: Men’s basketball senior DeMario Anderson was 

named the Northeast Conference Player of the Year by CollegeInsider.com. 

April 11: Women’s lacrosse junior Tiffany Manzi scored 

three goals while freshman Lauren Matusczcak added two 

tallies as Quinnipiac overcame a halftime deficit to beat 

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Sacred Heart, 10-9. 

Baseball split a doubleheader with Fairleigh Dickinson as 

junior Michael Marmo was 3-for-6 in the with a homerun, 

three RBI and four runs scored in both games. Freshman 

Ben Farina was 4-for-9 in both games with three RBI and a 

run scored. 

The cheerleading team records its fourth top-10 national 

finish in as many years at the NCA Cheer and Dance 

Championships in Daytona, FL. After finishing eighth in 

2005, tenth in 2006, and fifth last year, Quinnipiac finished 

sixth overall this year. 

April 12: Five men’s outdoor track athletes set personalbests 

at the Wildcat Invitational hosted by the University 

of New Hampshire. Andrew Neumeister ran a 59.18 in 

the 400 Meter Hurdles, Tyler Dinnan finished 4th with a 

time of 1:56.79 in the 800 Meter Run while Jacob Gurzler 

finished 5th at 1:57:70 in the race. Keith Bushey finished 

5th in the 1500 Meter Run at 4:03.51 while Jack McDonald 

finished in 7th place at 4:07.02. 

At the Wildcat Invitational, women’s outdoor track senior 

Abbey Gosling returned to her home state and broke the 

school record in the 3000 Meter Steeple Chase with a time 

of 11:24. Gosling finished first in the event and beat the 

previous school record by five seconds. Chelsea Bollerman 

won the 1500 meter run with a time of 4:42.50. 

Baseball sweeps Fairleigh Dickinson, 3-2 and 14-4, as Pete 

Kummerfeldt hits his team leading sixth homerun of the 

season. The round-tripper also makes Kummerfeldt the 

11th player in Quinnipiac history to hit 20 homeruns over a 

career. 

April 13: Men’s lacrosse sophomore Todd Kaiser scored 

the game-winner in overtime to knock off Air Force, 11-10, 

in a Great Western Lacrosse League win. Sophomore Bill 

Hayes scored with 10 seconds remaining in regulation to 

send the game to overtime. 

Women’s lacrosse clinched a share of their first-ever Northeast 

Conference Regular-Season Championship with a 12-4 

win over Mount St. Mary’s. Junior Tiffany Manzi scored 

four goals in the win. 

April 14: Women’s lacrosse junior Tiffany Manzi was 

named the Northeast Conference Player of the Week while 

sophomore Hannah Nelson was named the NEC Defensive 

Player of the Week. 

April 16: Men’s tennis freshman Brian Mikkelson was 

named Prince/Northeast Conference Player of the Week. 

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#2 Men’s Tennis defeated Saint Francis (Pa.) and Monmouth 

to advance to the Northeast Conference Championship. 

Baseball freshman Anes Koummal and junior Michael 

Marmo hit back-to-back homeruns in a 10-7 loss to Vermont. 

The homer is Koummal’s first of his career. 

April 17: Men’s lacrosse head coach Eric Fekete was 

selected to coach the North team in the 2008 United States 

Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association North-South All-Star 

Game. 

April 18: Women’s lacrosse sophomore goalie Hannah 

Nelson was named to the WomensLacrosse.com Weekly 

Honor Roll. 

In an 18-5 loss to Monmouth, baseball junior Michael Marmo 

hits two homeruns, giving him three over two games. 

April 19: Women’s outdoor track Junior Chelsea Bollerman 

finished 2nd overall in the 800 Meter race at the UConn 

Spring Invitational. Susan Ashe set a new personal best in 

the 1500 meter race as she finished 5th overall with a time 

of 4:50.48. Abbey Gosling set a personal best of 4:57.42 as 

she finished three spots back of her teammate in 8th place. 

Softball sophomore Emily Bellush hit a walk-off RBI 

double in the first game of doubleheader sweep of Georgetown 

on Senior Day at Bobcat Field. 

April 20: Field Hockey won the 2007 Longstreth Field 

Hockey Cup Challenge after they finished 3rd in 2006 and 

2nd in 2005.




Women’s tennis advances to their ninth consecutive 

Northeast Conference Championship, winning for the 

fifth consecutive time. The title ties the Bobcats with the 

University of Maryland-Baltimore County for secondmost 

in conference history. Quinnipiac will advance to 

the NCAA Tournament, set to begin on May 9. 

April 22: Golf junior Jayson Loranger ties for 9th overall 

at the Peacock Invitational hosted by St. Peter’s College. 

Men’s outdoor track senior Jacob Gurzler won the 1500 

Meter race at the College of Holy Cross Track Meet. Jack 

McDonald also finished 3rd in the race. 

April 24: Women’s lacrosse takes three of the four major 

awards at the annual NEC Women’s Lacrosse Banquet, 

hosted by Quinnipiac at the TD Banknorth Sports Center. 

Head coach Danie Caro was named Coach of the Year, 

junior Tiffany Manzi was named Player of the Year and 

junior Hannah Nelson was named Defensive Player of the 

Year. 

April 25: Women’s lacrosse wins their NEC Tournament 

Semifinal match-up over Mount St. Mary’s, 12-11, to advance 

to the NEC Championship game. Katie Latonick’s 

goal with 3:46, on a pass from Kelly Bruneau, was the 

game-winner. 

Baseball downs Long Island, 5-4, on a walk-off single by 

freshman Mike Bartlett that drove in two runs to win the 

game in the bottom of the 9th. Earlier in the game, Brian 

Monack robs a homerun and topples over the fence at 

Bobcat Field for the “BobCatch”. The highlight, captured 

by student cameramen Sam Friedman and Justin Cohen, 

is the top play on WTNH 8, Fox 61 and NBC 30. 

April 26: The men’s golf team ties for 3rd out of 10 teams 

at the Northeast Invitational at the Green Valley Golf 

Course hosted by the University of Rhode Island. Brady 

Giroux tied for 4th place with a two-day score of 146 (68- 

78). 

Men’s lacrosse beats Bellarmine, 6-5, to clinch a Great 

Western Lacrosse League Tournament berth. Kevin Benzing 

stopped 15 shots in the win. 

April 28: Men’s lacrosse junior Gary Messina and women’s 

lacrosse junior Tiffany Manzi were named the Eli’s 

Restaurant/Quinnipiac Athletics March Athletes of the 

Month. 

April 29: Monack’s “BobCatch” is featured as the top 

play on ESPN’s SportsCenter. 

April 30: Baseball’s Brian Monack appears on ESPN First 

Take with Dana Jacobson and Jay Crawford to discuss his 

homerun-robbing catch against Long Island. 

Women’s lacrosse’s Tiffany Manzi and men’s soccer player 

Graciano Brito are named Quinnipiac Athletes of the Year. 

Women’s lacrosse’s Tiffany Manzi and men’s lacrosse’s 

Gary Messina are named Eli’s Restaurant/Quinnipiac Athletics 

April Athletes Of The Month. 

May 1: Baseball’s Brian Monack’s “BobCatch” is the top 

play on NBC 30 Sports’ “Kevin’s 7”. 

The Quinnipiac men’s tennis team placed five players on 

the All-Northeast Conference team. Joe Nuara earned a 

first-team selection at No. 6 singles.Brian Mikkelson and 

Sean Pease each took second-team honors at the No. 2 and 

No. 3 singles flights, respectively. They also paired to earn 

Second-Team All-NEC at No. 1 doubles. John Hughes Scott 

Salway also paired to win Second-Team All-NEC honors at 

No. 2 doubles. 

Men’s lacrosse head coach Eric Fekete is named the Great 

Western Lacrosse League Coach of the Year while Drew 

Maceranka was named to the All-GWLL Second Team. 

May 4: Women’s outdoor track’s Chelsea Bollerman and 

Abbey Gosling each take home an NEC Individual Championship. 

Bollerman won the 1500 Meter race and finished 

2nd in the 800 Meter race. Gosling won 3,000 Meter Steeple 

Chase and finished 2nd in the 5,000 Meter race. Both runners 

qualified for the NCAA Regional to be held at Florida 

State University. 

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Road To The NCAA’s 

2007-08 Quinnipiac Women’s Tennis 

Dual Match Schedule 

Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 

Oct. 16 SIENA W, 7-0 Apr. 3 ARMY L, 7-0 

Feb. 3 at Yale L, 7-0 Apr. 6 at Binghamton L, 7-0 

Feb. 9 vs. Bucknell L, 6-1 Apr. 8 FAIRFIELD W, 6-1 

Feb. 10 at Cornell L, 7-0 Apr. 9 at Massachusetts L, 7-0 

Feb. 17 at Dartmouth L, 7-0 Apr. 12 BOSTON UNIV. Canceled 

Mar. 1 at Colgate W, 5-2 Apr. 13 SACRED HEART W, 6-1 

Mar. 9 VILLANOVA W, 7-0 Apr. 15 at Stony Brook L, 6-1 

Mar. 15 at Brown L, 7-0 Apr. 18 vs. St. Francis (Pa.)* W, 4-0 

Mar. 20 at UConn Canceled Apr. 19 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s* W, 4-0 

Mar. 29 F. DICKINSON W, 6-1 Apr. 20 vs. Long Island* W, 4-2 

Mar. 30 HOFSTRA L, 5-2 May 9 at Miami (Fla.) 11 a.m. 

Home Matches In ALL CAPS *NEC Championships at Mercer County Tennis Center (N.J.)

2008 Quinnipiac Postseason Awards 

(L to R): Lisanne Steinert, Jackie Herb, Adrienne Markison, 

Head Coach Michael Quitko, Mary Wilson, Amanda Petruzzi, Nicole Adams. 

NEC Player of the Year 

Mary Wilson 

First-Team All-NEC 

#1 Singles - Mary Wilson 

#3 Singles - Adrienne Markison 

#1 Doubles - Adrienne Markison & 

Mary Wilson 

#2 Doubles - Jackie Herb & 


NEC Coach of the Year 

Michael Quitko 

NEC Rookie of the Year 

Adrienne Markison 

Second-Team All-NEC 

#4 Singles - Amanda Petruzzi 

#5 Singles - Lisanne Steinert 

#6 Singles - Nicole Adams 

#3 Doubles - Nicole Adams & 

Lisanne Steinert

NCAA Tourament Media Guide - May 8, 2008 - Quinnipiac University

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