There is a difference between winning games and building an expectation that you are going to win. By the time Quinnipiac Women's Soccer took the field against Manhattan on October 29, the Bobcats had already established what kind of team they were going to be in MAAC play. They entered the final game of the regular season without a conference loss, knowing that one more result would complete an undefeated run through the MAAC. It wasn't a championship game, and it wasn't yet the postseason,...

Some of my favorite experiences in sports photography have started with a map. There is something about seeing a school on a schedule that I have never visited before and immediately wondering what it will be like to photograph there. Every campus has its own atmosphere, every arena presents a different challenge, and every road trip adds another place and another experience to the story I have been building through sports photography. In November 2025, Quinnipiac Women's Volleyball gave me...

Senior Day is supposed to be about looking back. It is a chance to recognize the players who have spent years inside a program, celebrate everything they have accomplished, and give them one more regular-season afternoon on their home court. But on February 28, Quinnipiac Women's Basketball's Senior Day became about something more. By the time the final buzzer sounded against Canisius, the Bobcats weren't simply celebrating their seniors. They were celebrating a 75-37 victory, the No. 1 seed...

Some of the best days in sports photography begin long before the first whistle and end long after the final photograph is taken. On September 12, I made the trip to Boston to photograph Quinnipiac Field Hockey against Boston University at New Balance Field. It was a true day trip—travel to Boston, cover the game, pack everything back up, and head home. There was no weekend built around it and no second game waiting the following day. The game itself was the reason for the trip. Those are...

Baseball has a way of making you believe there is always one more opportunity. One more inning. One more at-bat. One more baserunner who can change everything. Even when a game begins slipping away, there is something about baseball that makes a comeback feel possible until the final out is recorded. That was the feeling throughout Quinnipiac's series opener against Marist on April 10, a game where the Bobcats repeatedly found themselves needing an answer and repeatedly found a way to keep...

Every season has a beginning. Before teams start thinking about standings, postseason aspirations, or championships, there's an opening day. It's the first conference game—the point where everything that happened during the non-conference schedule gives way to the games that matter most. For Quinnipiac Softball, that moment came on March 7 in Jersey City against Saint Peter's. The weekend was originally scheduled to begin with a Saturday doubleheader before concluding with a single game on...