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

2007-08 Quinnipiac University Women’s Tennis
Player Profiles
NCAA First and Second Rounds at Miami • May 9-10, 2008
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