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ATH: 2010-11 Fall Incoming and

08/16/10 - Athletic Administration

Greetings! We hope your summer has been a good one thus far. With the start of the Fall athletic season quickly approaching, the Athletics Department is busy preparing for your return. The information listed below is being provided to assist in your return to campus and your preparation for the start of your season. Please review the following information very carefully. It is... (full story)

Information For 2010-11 Fall Incoming and Returning Student-Athletes

ATH: 27 Named To

06/29/10 - Athletic Administration

The Quinnipiac University Department of Athletics and Recreation placed 72 student-athletes on the 2010 Northeast Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll. Of the 72 student-athletes honored with a grade-point average of 3.20 or higher, 27 were named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll, which highlights those student-athletes with a GPA of 3.75 or higher. (full story)

Quinnipiac Places 72 Student-Athletes On 2010 NEC Spring Academic Honor Roll

WTEN: Three Bobcats Honored By

04/29/10 - Women's Tennis

Quinnipiac University freshman women's tennis player Rachel Cantor (Short Hills, N.J.) was named the 2010 Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year to headline three Bobcats named All-NEC, the league office today announced. Cantor was also named First-Team All-NEC at No. 2 singles, joining Adrienne Markison (Princeton, N.J.), who earned the same honor at No. 3 singles. Markison was also named... (full story)

Rachel Cantor Named NEC Rookie of the Year, Three Bobcats Named All-NEC

WTEN: QU Falls To LIU, 4-1

04/17/10 - Women's Tennis

Adrienne Markison (Princeton, N.J.) was a double winner, but the third-seeded Quinnipiac University women's tennis team was defeated by No. 2 Long Island, 4-1, in the Northeast Conference Tournament Semifinals at Mercer County Tennis Center. With the loss, the Bobcats conclude their season at 9-8. The loss also snapped the Bobcats' 10-year streak of advancing to the conference championship match. (full story)

Women's Tennis Falls To LIU, 4-1, In NEC Semifinals