Amanda Dronzek is an Associate Sports Editor for the QU Chronicle, the student newspaper of Quinnipiac University. With a focus on local sports in Connecticut, Amanda covers a variety of topics including game recaps, team performances, and player updates. Her articles provide insight into the athletic achievements and challenges faced by the Quinnipiac Bobcats.
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Tyler Rinko Senior forward Maya Labad shoots the puck in against Syracuse on Oct. 19.
Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey not only swept Syracuse over the weekend, they also payed tribute to three alumni who now play in the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) on Saturday, Oct. 19.
By: Carlos Calo, Amanda Dronzek
Quinnipiac women’s soccer bounced back after losing a two-year conference win streak to Mount St. Mary’s on Oct.19, winning 1-0 on the road against Manhattan Wednesday. The Bobcats went to Gaelic Park looking to rebound after last year’s 2-2 draw on the same pitch. The team started with intensity and pressure, not bothered by the...
HAMDEN — A small spark is burning under Quinnipiac’s skates, and it’s chemistry — a key factor in its 8-2 victory over UNH on Friday night. Here’s a look at what went well for the Bobcats, and what could go better: In the crease The obvious takeaway from the matchup was freshman goaltender Dylan Silverstein...
By: Alexandra Martinakova, Amanda Dronzek
HAMDEN — Three minutes left on the clock. Head coach Rand Pecknold waves freshman goaltender Dylan Silverstein out of the net and sophomore forward Mason Marcellus jumps off the bench. The score is 3-2 favoring the Wildcats. Instead of an offensive rush the game turned into six players trying to keep the puck out of...
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Tyler Mignault Women’s soccer huddles before a 1-0 win against Siena on Sept. 21.
They were the favorite all season long; now, Quinnipiac women’s cross country are MAAC champions for the third consecutive year, claiming the crown Saturday afternoon. “One of our coaches always tells us that pressure is a privilege, so this was an opportunity for us to seize the moment and see what we can do,” graduate...
By: Amanda Dronzek, Alexandra Martinakova
HAMDEN — It isn’t a secret that Quinnipiac’s biggest rival in the MAAC is Fairfield. From the past two MAAC finals to regular season match-ups, these two teams are each other’s kryptonite. Don’t believe me? Fairfield has been undefeated in the MAAC since Oct. 29, 2023 — its last drive up to Hamden, when it...
By: Amanda Dronzek
Tripp Menhall Senior midfielder Aisling Spillane celebrates after scoring in the MAAC quarterfinals against Iona on Nov. 3.
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