Hofstra Quidditch
hosted a tournament on the Hofstra Intramural Fields on Saturday, March 4th.
In their first game against Stony Brook, the Dutchmen would beat the Seawolves
with a snitch grab by Jonathan Fidis, winning 70*-20. In their second game, against the New York
Pigeons, Hofstra would win by a score of 130*-70, with Kyle Bohringer securing
the snitch pull for Hofstra.
Hofstra Women’s Club Rugby
traveled to Fordham University in the Bronx to play both the Fordham Rams and
the Manhattanville College Valiants on Sunday, March 5th. The Pride
beat the Rams, 24-10, and beat the Valiants, 29–12. Tries were scored by Gabby
Johns, Lili Hinojos-Madrid, Leah Bodh, and Natalie Davis.
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| Women's Rugby took on Fordham & Manhattanville, on Sunday, March 5th, and came away with two victories on the day. PC: @huwrfc on Instagram |
Hofstra Women’s Club
Lacrosse also traveled to the Bronx on Saturday, March 4th take
on Fordham, dropping a tightly played game 11-9.
Hofstra Women’s Club
Ultimate Frisbee hosted the First Annual Long Island Classic Tournament at
Hofstra University on Saturday, March 4th and Sunday, March 5th.
On Saturday, Hofstra went 1-2, beating Temple 8-6, and falling to Bates 11-3,
and UConn 11-5. On Sunday, the Pride would again go 1-2, beating Yale, 8-1, but
falling to Rochester 9-4 and Stony Brook 9-2.
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| Women's Ultimate Frisbee hosted the First Annual Long Island Classic at Hofstra University on Saturday and Sunday, March 4th and 5th. PC: Zachary Englis |
Hofstra Club Roller
Hockey’s DIII team went 1-2 in the ECRHA playoffs. The Pride beat Northeastern
8-4, and lost to Cortland 4-1 and Rowan 5-3.
Nicholas Powers led the team in scoring with 1 goal and 4 assists in the
three games. The team finished in fourth place at regionals.
Hofstra Men’s Club
Lacrosse traveled to Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey to
take on both Rutgers and Towson. Against Rutgers, the Pride entered the fourth
quarter down 5-2; with just two minutes left to play, the Pride were able to
tie the game at 6, only to have Rutgers score the next goal to beat the Pride
7-6. In the next game against the
defending NCLL national champions from Towson University, the Pride would again
fall behind early in the first half, but were able to tie the game at 5 in the
fourth. Again, the Pride would let up a late goal to lose 6-5.
Learning from their fourth quarter mishaps, the Pride would
take that lesson to their next game against Stevens Institute of Technology when
they hosted the Ducks on Wednesday, March 8th at Shuart Stadium. In
a back and forth game, the Pride were down a goal with under a minute left to
play. Junior Ryan Cook was able to tie the game at 10, and junior Ryan Garry was
able to net the game winning goal for the Pride to complete his hat trick and
secure the 11-10 win for the Pride. Mike Benvenutti scored four goals in the
game for the Pride.
Club Sports
Student-Athlete of the Week
Zach
Armantrading-Club Quidditch-Sophomore-Engineering-New York, NY
Zach was a major force on the chaser offense, leading the
team in goals scored and helping secure two wins for the Flying Dutchmen. He
has proven to be indispensable, playing multiple positions including chaser,
seeker, and keeper. Congratulations to Zach!
Upcoming Events
Sunday, March 19th – Women’s Rugby vs. Siena, Siena College, Loudonville, NY – 9:00am
Hofstra’s 28 Club
Sports are always looking for new members and welcome all experience levels.
If you would like to find out more information about joining one of our clubs,
please visit hofstra.edu/recreation and click on the ‘Club Sports’ tab, or feel
free to visit us at the Hofstra Fitness Center with any questions you may
have!
Zachary Englis, Guest
Blogger
Graduate Assistant,
Recreation and Intramural Sports
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