Ethan Hurwitz is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage for The Quinnipiac Chronicle. His articles focus on the Quinnipiac University sports teams, providing in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles. Ethan's work has also been featured in Sports Illustrated and Yardbarker.
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Ethan Hurwitz's articles predominantly cover local sports events, particularly basketball and golf, focusing on Quinnipiac University in Connecticut. His emphasis is on event coverage and evolving stories within the realm of sports.
Given Ethan's focus on local sports, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer insightful commentary or access to exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches from Quinnipiac University. Additionally, providing unique angles or behind-the-scenes insights into ongoing sporting events covered by him could also capture his interest.
It’s important to note that Ethan’s primary geographic focus is the United States, specifically Connecticut and Hamden. Therefore, any pitches should reflect this localized perspective when offering relevant story ideas or sources for potential coverage.
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By: Ethan Hurwitz
Tyler Rinko Quinnipiac graduate student guard Matt Balanc (hands on knees) looks on as Saint Peter’s celebrates its game-winning shot in the MAAC semifinals.
By: Benjamin Yeargin
Tyler Rinko Freshman guard Karson Martin dribbles the ball against Saint Peter’s in the opening round of the MAAC Tournament.
By: James Kassan
Tyler Rinko Junior forward Alexis Reyes (center) huddles up with his teammates during Quinnipiac’s semifinal loss to Saint Peter’s.
By: Ethan Hurwitz, Michael Petitto
In just the first 50 seconds of Quinnipiac men’s lacrosse’s matchup against Marist Saturday afternoon, freshman attack Cole Marsala scored just his second collegiate goal to put the Bobcats on the scoreboard. Not even 30 seconds later, sophomore midfielder Peter Murray delivered a strike to help Marist tie the game at one a piece, setting...
By: Colin Kennedy, Ethan Hurwitz
When describing the Apple TV+ documentary series “The Dynasty,” Tom Brady said it best.
Peyton McKenzie Sunday’s NCAA Regional Final between Quinnipiac and Boston College drew 5,835 fans to Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, Rhode Island.
By: Ethan Hurwitz, Cameron Levasseur
Tyler Rinko The Quinnipiac acrobatics and tumbling team ranks second in the latest NCATA rankings.
By: Ethan Hurwitz
Nicholas Pestritto Junior midfielder EllaGrace Delmond and junior attack Abby Wise hug after the Bobcats score a goal during a game against Iona on April 13, 2024
By: Ryan Johanson
Quinnipiac golf’s head man has been at the helm for 18 seasons, boasting five MAAC conference titles. He’s a three-time conference coach of the year winner: once in the NEC (2013) and twice in the MAAC (2016-17), with a program-record 23 tournament wins.
Usually, these senior sendoffs are for the graduating editors to impart some wisdom or to leave a lasting message for those coming after them.
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