Championship weekends don’t slow down. They don’t separate moments or give you time to process what just happened. Everything stacks. Every point, every match, every reaction builds into something bigger, whether it ends in celebration or silence. That was the reality of covering the 2026 MAAC Tennis Championships. I asked QBSN for the opportunity to be there, to document it, and to step into an environment where every moment carried weight. What unfolded over those two days wasn’t just a...

Reflecting on covering the CB East Liberty Tournament felt like coming full circle. When I walked onto Lookaway Golf Club that day, I was not just a photographer or media representative. I was a former player returning to a place that shaped me. I played three varsity seasons for Central Bucks High School East and was a member of the graduating class of 2020. In recent years I have helped with their tryouts. On September 29th, 2025, it was the first time I saw the sport from behind the lens,...

The MAAC Tournament is what the entire season builds toward. Months of games, travel, practices, and everything in between all lead to one opportunity — a chance to keep playing. It’s where everything resets, where records don’t matter, and where one game can define everything. #7 Sofia Vega On May 7th, 2025, that moment came in Poughkeepsie. I was there covering Quinnipiac’s first MAAC Tournament appearance in years, and you could feel the weight of it before the first pitch was even thrown....

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The NCAA Tournament. It’s something you grow up watching, where the games feel bigger, the moments feel heavier, and everything carries just a little more weight. It’s not just another game on the schedule anymore — it’s win or go home. On March 29th and March 31st, 2024, that stage became real for me. I was asked by QBSN to cover the NCAA Regional in Providence, Rhode Island. Not a regular season game, not a conference matchup — the national tournament. The highest level of collegiate...

Uens Scores 4th goal of season in Game 1 Some weekends just feel different, and the Nutmeg Classic in late November 2025 was one of those. I was asked to cover it for QBSN, and going into the weekend, I knew it was going to be a great opportunity. Two games in two days, a neutral site environment, and a top-10 matchup to open things up. It felt like more than just showing up and shooting—it felt like a weekend where you’re fully immersed in the experience of covering high-level college...