Senior guard helps lead Ithaca College women’s basketball team
After a year of no basketball, senior guard Cara Volpe and the Ithaca College women’s basketball team made their return to the NCAA Division III tournament this season.
After a year of no basketball, senior guard Cara Volpe and the Ithaca College women’s basketball team made their return to the NCAA Division III tournament this season.
Junior Rachel Paskowitz, station manager for Ithaca College Television, had the opportunity to intern at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.
Staff writer Tobiah Zboray sat down with Michael Sheehan to discuss his impact as a leader, and the expectations for the men’s swimming and diving team this season.
Staff writer Rocco Di Maiolo sat down with senior sprinter Katelyn Hutchison to discuss her goals and expectations for herself and the team this season.
Junior Lauren Hitesman, a member of both the sculling and women’s crew teams will be a part of the team competing for a grand final appearance at the championship next spring.
The Ithaca College women’s soccer team has started its season by winning all four of its games. Senior midfielder Megan O’Reilly has played an integral role in this impressive start.
MaryKate Siegel ’19, a former Ithaca College field hockey player, recently founded a new social media brand called “Women Changing The Game” to help more young women enter the male-dominated world of sports media.
Staff writer Tommy Mumau spoke with Connors about his time at the college, his role with ESPN and how COVID-19 will change sports media in the future.
Former sports editor Danielle Allentuck ’19 is currently working at The Daily Advertiser, a publication that covers international and local news in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Ithaca College alum Trevor Thompson ’17 played shortstop for the Bombers during his time at the college. He now works for the New York Jets as a seasonal intern athletic trainer.
Meg Dowd ’19 is following a long line of Ithaca College women to work with Women Leaders in College Sports.
Former wrestler Luke Broadwater ’02 received several accolades for his reporting with The Baltimore Sun covering the former mayor of Baltimore’s financial connections to the UMMS.