Thursday, December 17, 2015
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Andrea Brush Art Show December 8, 2015
Andrea Brush, senior co-captain, displays her artwork at the advanced studio class senior art show.
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Gator Tennis Players Teach Tennis To Special Olympic Athletes!
The Gator Tennis Team took time out of their day on Saturday, Dec. 5th to do their annual free tennis clinic for the Special Olympic athletes in Crawford County.
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Sam
Stephenson '15 Graduates from US Marine Corps Officer Candidate School
Sam Stephenson, a '15 graduate from the men's tennis team, just successfully graduated from his 10 weeks of training at the United States Marine Corps Officer Candidate School in Quantico, VA. He is now a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Marines. He will head back down to VA in January for another 6 months of training before he is officially assigned a job with the Marines. Sam was not only a captain on the men's tennis team, but he was also the editor of The Campus--Allegheny's student newspaper. Professor Cheryl Hatch who serves as the faculty adviser for The Campus, was nice enough to drive down to Quantico for Sam's graduation ceremony. She is seen pictured above with Sam. (upper right photo)
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Thomas Manning Named Athlete of the Week!
Athlete of the Week
Thomas Manning
Men's Tennis
11/10/2015
Link to Full Bio
Here is the interview with Thomas.
Thomas Manning became the first player in the history of Allegheny men's tennis to achieve a national ranking by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, as he was tabbed 50th in Division-III in singles following the fall schedule. In addition, Manning was ranked 13th in the ITA's Central Region, while as a team, the Gators landed a ranking of 15th in the region. Manning, who earlier in the fall became the first Gator to advance to the quarterfinals of the ITA Central Regional championships, enters the final semester of his senior season with 62 singles and 53 doubles victories for his career.
Thomas Manning
Men's Tennis
11/10/2015
Link to Full Bio
Here is the interview with Thomas.
Thomas Manning became the first player in the history of Allegheny men's tennis to achieve a national ranking by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, as he was tabbed 50th in Division-III in singles following the fall schedule. In addition, Manning was ranked 13th in the ITA's Central Region, while as a team, the Gators landed a ranking of 15th in the region. Manning, who earlier in the fall became the first Gator to advance to the quarterfinals of the ITA Central Regional championships, enters the final semester of his senior season with 62 singles and 53 doubles victories for his career.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Allegheny Gators Athletics - Manning, Gators Garner Recognition from ITA
Allegheny Gators Athletics - Manning, Gators Garner Recognition from ITA
Manning, Gators Garner Recognition from ITA
Manning, Gators Garner Recognition from ITA
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Manning enters the Division III rankings at No. 50 after his historic run to the quarterfinals of the ITA Central Regional in late September. The Ithaca, N.Y. native became the first Gator to advance past the Round of 16 in the competition and was victorious in the first set of the quarterfinals against the University of Chicago's Nicolas Chua. Chua would eventually claim the singles championship at the end of the tournament.
In his career thus far, Manning has amassed 62 singles wins and 53 in doubles competition. Both his single victory total and 115 combined wins are currently the sixth-highest marks in program history.
As a team, Allegheny slots in at No. 15 in the first edition of the Central regional rankings. The Gators are one of six North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) teams recognized by the ITA, joining Kenyon, DePauw, Denison, Oberlin, and Wabash. Individually, Manning added to his accolades by claiming the No. 13 individual ranking in the region.
The Gators are back in action on Feb. 13, 2016 when travel to Erie to face NCAC foe Denison.
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Top (L-R): Andrea Brush, Sam Stephenson, Alex Hurtuk, Abby Lange; Bottom (L-R): Samarth Gopal, Tyler Triolo, Michaela Thompson, Dan Conroy
Gators Earn Academic Accolades from ITA
View official listing of NCAA Division-III Men's ITA Academic Honorees
View official listing of NCAA Division-III Women's ITA Academic Honorees
SKILLMAN, N.J. – The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced its academic awards for the 2014-15 season, and Allegheny College is well-represented.
The Allegheny women's team was named an ITA All-Academic Team, while eight members of the men's and women's team, including Alexander Hurtuk, Sam Stephenson, Daniel Conroy, Samarth Gopal, Tyler Triolo, Abby Lange, Andrea Brush, and Michaela Thompson, have been recognized as ITA Scholar Athletes.
The Gator women earned ITA All-Academic Team accolades by achieving a team grade point average over 3.20 for the duration of the 2014-15 academic year. Head coach Jared Luteran's squad was previously honored with the 2015 William Crawford Team Academic Merit Award, given to the Allegheny team with the highest GPA.
This marks the fourth time in as many seasons in which Hurtuk earned ITA Scholar Athlete accolades, while Brush earns the honor for the third straight year and Lange, Thompson, and Triolo did so for the second straight year. To be named an ITA Scholar Athlete, a player must be a varsity letterwinner, achieve a grade-point average of 3.50 or higher during the academic year, and be enrolled at their current institution for at least two semesters. Earlier this summer, Hurtuk, Thompson, Lange, and Brush were also named to the North Coast Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll, recognizing student-athletes of at least sophomore status who hold a cumulative GPA over 3.50.
View official listing of NCAA Division-III Women's ITA Academic Honorees
SKILLMAN, N.J. – The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced its academic awards for the 2014-15 season, and Allegheny College is well-represented.
The Allegheny women's team was named an ITA All-Academic Team, while eight members of the men's and women's team, including Alexander Hurtuk, Sam Stephenson, Daniel Conroy, Samarth Gopal, Tyler Triolo, Abby Lange, Andrea Brush, and Michaela Thompson, have been recognized as ITA Scholar Athletes.
The Gator women earned ITA All-Academic Team accolades by achieving a team grade point average over 3.20 for the duration of the 2014-15 academic year. Head coach Jared Luteran's squad was previously honored with the 2015 William Crawford Team Academic Merit Award, given to the Allegheny team with the highest GPA.
This marks the fourth time in as many seasons in which Hurtuk earned ITA Scholar Athlete accolades, while Brush earns the honor for the third straight year and Lange, Thompson, and Triolo did so for the second straight year. To be named an ITA Scholar Athlete, a player must be a varsity letterwinner, achieve a grade-point average of 3.50 or higher during the academic year, and be enrolled at their current institution for at least two semesters. Earlier this summer, Hurtuk, Thompson, Lange, and Brush were also named to the North Coast Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll, recognizing student-athletes of at least sophomore status who hold a cumulative GPA over 3.50.
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