Hamden, United States (Local)
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Colin Kennedy's primary focus is on local sports events, particularly those involving Quinnipiac University. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reports and expert commentary, making him likely to be responsive to pitches providing unique insights from coaches, athletes, or analysts related to outcomes of specific games or matches.
Given the geographical focus on Connecticut and Hamden, he would likely be interested in stories surrounding local college sports teams and their performances. Pitching stories about standout players or significant milestones within these local teams could resonate with Colin.
Since his articles mainly cover sporting events such as basketball, soccer, ice hockey among others at Quinnipiac University and other local institutions like Stonehill College; relevant story angles may include human-interest pieces focusing on athletes' accomplishments or challenges they have overcome.
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By: Colin Kennedy
HAMDEN — Backed by a gritty 10-strikeout performance from junior pitcher Mason Ulsh, Quinnipiac baseball ran away with a 6-1 victory over Canisius Saturday afternoon. “This is all we could have asked for … lives on the line,” senior outfielder Jared Zimbardo said. “Every game matters.” Let’s empty the notebook following the Bobcats’ Game Two...
By: Colin Kennedy, Katerina Parizkova
Those are the only words you need to describe Peacocks’ new series “Here Come the Irish.”
By: Colin Kennedy
Aidan Sheedy As of Sept. 16, Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey is ranked No. 10 via this year’s first USCHO preseason poll.
Quinn O’Neill Quinnipiac prepares for a scrum against Penn State on Sept. 29.
Growing up a sports fan in Boston, I have seen 12 world championships across the four major sports. I’ve spent my Sundays in the fall watching the greatest quarterback of all time, Tom Brady. The Red Sox reversed the curse and have won four titles since ‘04. The Bruins lifted the Stanley Cup in ‘11, and the Celtics have raised two banners to the rafters of TD Garden.
I’m probably a little too invested in Boston Celtics basketball. The wins and losses tend to dictate my mood for the next day. I tend to sound off my harsh feelings on X, even if I don’t actually mean it. I didn’t really understand, or at least want to, how this could affect a player — until now.
By: Colin Kennedy
In a physical Friday night bout, No. 10 Maine got off to a hot start and never looked back, taking down No. 8 Quinnipiac 2-1. Let’s empty the notebook from the ranked matchup: Settle Down It was no secret when freshman goaltender Dylan Silverstein arrived in Hamden that he was slated to be the next...
By: Colin Kennedy, Carleigh Beck
For 32 years, the Quinnipiac Poll has been supplying the nation with polling data on public policy issues and elections. Heading into the 2024 presidential election, these polls are as important and analyzed as ever as commentators and the public attempt to find any inkling of which way America will vote Nov. 5. Doug Schwartz,...
HBO’s “The Penguin,” broadcasted from Sept. 19 to Nov. 10, may just be one of the greatest comic-book adaptations set on screen.
Tripp Menhall Graduate student guard Savion Lewis drives in the lane against Maine on Nov. 15, 2024
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