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Jan 25, 2025 | 
quchronicle.com | Colin Kennedy |Michael Petitto
Merely seconds into regulation, Quinnipiac women’s basketball found itself on the scoreboard during its 66-53 win against Rider Saturday afternoon. Freshman point guard Gal Raviv hit a bankshot off the left side of the basket to start the scoring. Those five seconds was all it took for the Bobcats to take the lead and never give it back. “This is a big bounce-back game for us,” Quinnipiac head coach Tricca Fabbri told ESPN+.
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Dec 18, 2024 | 
theleadsm.com | Michael Petitto
Following Sunday’s 30-17 defeat at the hands of the Arizona Cardinals, New England now possesses a record of 3-11. Instead of analyzing playoff brackets and scenarios in which the team could make the postseason, fans are forced to look ahead to the 2025 NFL Draft. For a team that just returned from a bye week, New England seemed disorganized on defense and uncoordinated on offense during the loss to Arizona.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
quchronicle.com | Amanda Dronzek |Michael Petitto
HAMDEN — Quinnipiac women’s basketball cruised to its seventh win of the season after defeating Yale 76-50 with relative ease Monday night. During the early stages of the game, Quinnipiac focused on quick and effective transition opportunities. The ball flew across the court as soon as a Bobcat player grabbed a defensive board and took just a few steps.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
quchronicle.com | Gina Lorusso |Michael Petitto
Juice WRLD’s estate released his final album “The Party Never Ends” Nov. 29, closing the door to a discography that has reached and impacted millions of lives. This is the third posthumous album for Jarad Higgins, better known as Juice WRLD. “The Party Never Ends” has been in the works for over three years, but the final product just doesn’t feel like it. It’s difficult to get a posthumous album right because it’s impossible to know what the artist would have wanted.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
quchronicle.com | Ryan Johanson |Michael Petitto
Quinnipiac women’s basketball almost did the impossible. Down over 20 points in the third quarter, then undefeated Quinnipiac went on a tear to claw its way back into contention against the now 7-0 University of Miami in a thrilling 83-74 defeat. With momentum on its side, down just two points with a minute and change left on the clock, the Bobcats controlled their destiny.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
theleadsm.com | Michael Petitto
There’s a minute and 55 seconds until halftime in a must-win game against the Los Angeles Rams, the Patriots need points. At their own 13-yard line, New England can score a touchdown and tie the game at 14 before the Rams get the ball back in the second half. Head coach Jerod Mayo decided to go the traditional and more conservative route, the Patriots kicked a field goal and went into halftime down four points.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
quchronicle.com | Ryan Johanson |Michael Petitto
Last season for Quinnipiac women’s basketball could be described as underwhelming at best. Most of that disappointment can be attributed to elements out of the team’s control, such as injuries. It was clear Quinnipiac needed to regroup and recruit — and recruit it did. The Bobcats landed the services of freshman point guard Gal Raviv, who spent the summer representing her home country of Israel in Fiba’s U18 Tournament.
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Nov 16, 2024 | 
quchronicle.com | Amanda Dronzek |Michael Petitto
HAMDEN — During the final minute of the second half, Quinnipiac women’s basketball attempted to get a shot off before the 30-second mark. But Princeton’s defense proved formidable everywhere except the glass, with the Tigers allowing three shot attempts from Quinnipiac before fouling graduate student forward Caranda Perea. As Perea attempted her first free throw the ball landed on the left side of the rim, wedged between the hoop and the backboard.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
theleadsm.com | Michael Petitto
90 minutes before Sunday’s matchup against the Bears, the Patriots published their inactive list as they do every game. K.J. Osborn returned to the lineup after being listed in trade rumors the previous week. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary based on the inactive list. But following the game, something stood out. Kendrick Bourne, the Patriots’ starting Z-receiver who’s been the most reliable option for the team since he landed in Foxborough three years ago, played zero snaps.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
quchronicle.com | Amanda Dronzek |Michael Petitto
Quinnipiac women’s basketball got off on the right foot to start the season with a down-to-the-wire 78-74 win over Holy Cross Monday. Head coach Tricia Fabbri found herself dipping into her bench early in the game as sophomore center Anna Foley received two fouls in under two minutes of play. The Bobcats in general found themselves in foul trouble early on in the first half, to which Holy Cross took advantage of — knocking in six of seven free throws.
