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Game One | Game TwoLive Stats: Click Here Quinnipiac vs. Mount St. Mary’sSunday, April 13, 2025 | 12:00 PMQU Softball Field | Hamden, Conn.Watch: ESPN+Live Stats: Click Here HAMDEN, Conn. – The Quinnipiac softball team is returning home to host Mount St. Mary’s this weekend in a three-game MAAC series.  Friday’s doubleheader will begin at 2:00 PM with game two […]

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Quinnipiac vs. Mount St. Mary’s
Sunday, April 13, 2025 | 12:00 PM

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HAMDEN, Conn. – The Quinnipiac softball team is returning home to host Mount St. Mary’s this weekend in a three-game MAAC series. 

Friday’s doubleheader will begin at 2:00 PM with game two starting approximately 4:00 PM. Game three is set for Sunday at noon but is subject to change due to impending weather. 

SCOUTING MOUNT ST. MARY’S

  • Mount is 8-28 and 3-12 in the MAAC with wins over Manhattan, Canisius, and Niagara. 
  • Tristin Koerner leads Mount in batting average at .296 while also leading them in RBIs with 13. 
  • Ellie Meier has a 3.96 ERA with a 4-6 record in the circle. 
  • QU is 20-11 versus Mount since 2001, with the Mountaineers taking last season’s series. 

LOSS AT CANISIUS

  • In game one, QU scored first on a sac fly by Natalia Apatiga in the first and then Ella McGalliard homered in the second to push the lead to three.
  • Canisius would come back with five runs in the third to make it 5-3.
  • Apatiga came back with a solo homer to cut into the lead but Canisius would add another in the sixth and win 6-4. 
  • Her homer was the 100th hit of her career.
  • Game two was halted due to a facility curfew and will be finished on Monday, April 28th, resuming play tied 3-3 after nine innings. 

DOMINANT DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP OVER NIAGARA

  • In game one, QU fell behind 1-0 in the second inning but fought back to win 8-5.
  • They took an 8-1 lead in the fifth inning after exploding with six runs, including homers from Madison Waltke and Sofia Vega.
  • Niagara would get runs back in the seventh but it wouldn’t be enough. 
  • In game two, the Bobcats and Purple Eagles were tied until the fourth inning when Aryn Bombery hit a two-run double to right center to take a 3-1 lead.
  • QU added six more runs in the fifth and sixth to take a 9-1 lead an win in six innings. 
  • Natalia Apatiga led the way with three RBIs while Sydney Horan pitched six innings while only allowing one run to move to 8-12 in the circle. 

RANKINGS

  • QU ranks 26th in the nation in triples per game and second in the MAAC at .34.
  • Sofia Vega ranks second in the MAAC in total triples with four.
  • Vega is 28th nationally in the same stat. 
  • Sydney is currently fourth in the MAAC in strikeouts with 84 and first in innings pitched with 128. 
  • Kennedy DeMott ranks second in the MAAC in caught stealing by, with nine putouts. 

SWEPT BY MARIST

  • QU fell in both of its games to Marist this past Sunday in a non-league doubleheader. 
  • The Bobcats fell in game one despite exploding for nine runs, including a five-run fifth inning. 
  • In game two they were shutout 9-0. 

MAAC SWEEP OVER RIDER

  • In QU’s doubleheader with Rider they took both games by scores of 4-1 and 6-4. 
  • Sydney Horan notched her fifth win of the season and 30th of her career.
  • Madison Waltke had the first multi-hit game of her career.
  • Natalia Apatiga had two RBIs to bring her season total to 11, second on QU.

DOUBLEHEADER SPLIT WITH SIENA

  • On Tuesday’s doubleheader, QU split the two games, losing game one 8-4 and winning game two by the same score. 
  • In game one, Sofia Vega notched her first career homerun.
  • Sydney Horan won her fourth game of the season in game two, striking out 11 batters, matching her career-high. 
  • Mary Fogg and Sofia Vega each had RBI triples in game two.

QU SWEPT BY IONA

  • The Bobcats fell in all three games to Iona this past weekend to open MAAC play.
  • In Sunday’s game, Sydney Horan tied a career-high with 11 strikeouts. 

TRIP TO MIZZOU

  • QU fell in all four of its games at the Mizzou Invitational a week ago. 
  • The Bobcats were able to garner one win in Missouri, playing Kansas City in a standalone game on Sunday morning, shutting out the Roos 8-0. 
  • Mary Fogg extended her team-leading on base streak to 10. 
  • She also leads the Bobcats in multi-hit games, notching her fourth of the season. 
  • Sydney Horan pitched her second complete-game shutout of the season. 

100-HIT MILESTONES

  • Both Mary Fogg and Brooke Hilliard have reached the 100-hit milestone this season.
  • Fogg’s came against Mizzou on March 15th while Hilliard reached it against Pitt on Feb. 21.

SPLIT IN DELAWARE

  • QU went 2-2 in their four games at the Blue Hen Invitational two weekends ago. 
  • They defeated Morgan State 10-2 (Five innings) and Syracuse 4-1.
  • Their win over Syracuse was the program’s first win over a Power 4 team since April 2010 against Pitt. 
  • Jaelyn Gonzalez had a career-weekend, batting .500 while knocking six RBIs on two doubles, two walks, and she scored one run. 

TWO WINS IN ORLANDO

  • The Bobcats took down Columbia and FGCU in the Space U Invitational last weekend in Orlando, fla. 
  • QU had a 14-run outburst in the game against Columbia, their first time scoring 14 runs in a game since April 2014.
  • Natalia Apatiga led the way with five RBIs and Jaclyn Gonzalez allowed only one run on three hits.
  • Against FGCU, Sydney Horan pitched seven scoreless innings and Noelle Reid scored on a walk off passed ball. 

RAINED OUT IN NASHVILLE

  • The Bobcats were able to play two games last weekend in Nashville, Tenn. before weather could cancel the rest of the tournament. 
  • In game one against TSU, QU fell 3-1 with the lone run coming from a Sofia Vega RBI triple.
  • Sydney Horan also struck out nine batters, the second highest total of her career in a single game and most since fanning 11 against UAlbany on March 1, 2024. 
  • In the second game on Friday, the Bobcats fell in extra innings to Illinois after taking a late lead.
  • Mary Fogg went 3-4 with two runs scored while Natalia Apatiga had an RBI. 
  • Mia Rubirosa also scored two runs. 

WELCOME TO THE PACK

STRONG RETURNING GROUP

  • The Bobcats return 18 from a season ago, including the team’s two main starting pitchers in Sydney Horan and Jaclyn Gonzalez.
  • Amanda EngelElla McGalliard, and Jaclyn Gonzalez were also named as captains ahead of the season.
  • Natalia Apatiga returns after a stellar Second Team All-MAAC season, leading the Bobcats in nearly every batting category and starting all 45 games alongside Sofia Vega
  • 2023 All-MAAC First Team and Rookie Selection Mary Fogg returns to the outfield as well for the Bobcats. 
  • Brooke Hilliard who led the team in runs scored also returns for the Bobcats. 

LAST SEASON

  • QU is coming off its best season since 2018, winning 20 games.
  • It finished 9-15 in the MAAC, also their best finish since 2018. 

MAAC COACHES’ POLL

  • QU has been picked tied for ninth in the 2025 MAAC Coaches’ Poll with Merrimack.

LEADING THE BOBCATS

  • Head Coach Hillary Smith enters her seventh season with the Bobcats after being named the eighth coach in program history.
  • Coach Smith has brought in eight new faces to the program.
  • Assistant coach Mandie Perez enters her third season with the Bobcats.
  • Perez helped Smith see the Bobcats earn one All-MAAC honor in the 2024 season.

To stay up-to-date with Quinnipiac Softball news, follow the Bobcats on Twitter/Instagram @QU_SOFTBALL or visit www.gobobcats.com 

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Carroll, Costello Named Chick-fil-A Student-Athletes of the Week

Story Links ERIE, Pa. – Women’s softball player Sadie Carroll (North Canton, Ohio/North Canton Hoover) and baseball player Dom Costello (North Olmsted, Ohio/North Olmsted) have been selected as the Gannon University Student-Athletes of the Week for the week of May 4. The Gannon Student-Athlete of the Week Award is sponsored by Chick-fil-A of […]

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ERIE, Pa. – Women’s softball player Sadie Carroll (North Canton, Ohio/North Canton Hoover) and baseball player Dom Costello (North Olmsted, Ohio/North Olmsted) have been selected as the Gannon University Student-Athletes of the Week for the week of May 4. The Gannon Student-Athlete of the Week Award is sponsored by Chick-fil-A of Erie.

Carroll enjoyed an outstanding freshman campaign helping the Gannon softball team finish second in the Western Division. The Golden Knights finished at 29-19 after appearing in the PSAC Tournament last week.

Carroll took over as Gannon’s shortstop during the season and hit .378 with 13 doubles and 26 RBIs. She finished the season with a 2-for-4 effort in the final game vs. California (Pa.), driving in two runs and hitting her first career triple.

Costello helped Gannon split four games against Indiana (Pa.) this past week. He was part of a huge turnaround this year as the Golden Knights doubled their win total finishing at 22-25 and 14-14 in the PSAC West.

The sophomore outfielder/first baseman hit .314 for the season and went 6-for-12 with a pair of doubles in the final series vs. IUP. He drove in four runs and scored three times.

 

2024-25 Gannon University Chick-fil-A Athlete of the Week Recipients

Week 1 (9/10/2024)

Jessie Watkins (Women’s Soccer)

Luke Malena (Men’s Cross Country)

Week 2 (9/17/2024)

Alexis Abbett (Women’s Cross Country)

Alexandros Kotskar (Men’s Water Polo)

Week 3 (9/24/2024)

Bengisu Arslan (Women’s Volleyball)

Petar Markovic (Men’s Water Polo)

Week 4 (10/1/2024)

Grace Emanuel (Women’s Soccer)

Shota Toyama (Men’s Soccer)

Week 5 (10/8/2024)

Emma Hall (Women’s Volleyball)

Charles Calhoun (Football)

Week 6 (10/15/2024)

Alexandria LeCureux (Women’s Golf)

Rasmus Seppanen (Men’s Golf)

Week 7 (10/22/2024)

Hailey Koch (Women’s Volleyball)

Mattia Parrini (Men’s Golf)

Week 8 (10/29/2024)

Ditte Petersen (Women’s Golf)

Jayden Whitaker (Football)

Week 9 (11/5/2024)

Carissa Dunham (Women’s Basketball)

Dorian Crosby Men’s Wrestling)

Week 10 (11/12/2024)

Bella Philips (Women’s Wrestling)

Tasman Goodrick (Men’s Basketball)

Week 11 (11/19/2024)

Trinitee Harris (Women’s Basketball)

Donell “Tank” Mason (Football)

Week 12 (11/26/2024)

Paige Taylor (Women’s Soccer)

Eli Reese (Men’s Wrestling)

Week 13 (1/6/2025)

Tori Mayes (Women’s Basketball)

Jerry Echevarria (Men’s Wrestling)

 

Week 14 (1/13/2025)

Nila Burgess (Women’s Wrestling)

Ernest Shelton (Men’s Basketball)

 

Week 15 (1/20/2025)

Kat Pendergrass (Women’s Wrestling)

Logan Sallot (Men’s Wrestling)

 

Week 16 (1/27/2025)

Maddy Wheatley (Women’s Basketball)

Kuba Loboda (Men’s Swimming)

 

Week 17 (2/2/2025)

Kate Ratliff (Women’s Basketball)

Ethan Richner (Men’s Wrestling)

 

Week 18 (2/9/2025)

Andrea Maibach (Women’s Basketball)

Pace Prosser (Men’s Basketball)

 

Week 19 (2/16/2025)

Peyton Oliver (Acrobatics & Tumbling)

Kenny Kiser (Men’s Wrestling)

 

Week 20 (2/23/2025)

Lili Ujfalvi (Women’s Wrestling)

Will Retsch (Men’s Swimming)

 

Week 21 (3/3/2025)

Brigid Carmody (Women’s Water Polo)

Patrick Jackson (Men’s Wrestling)

 

Week 22 (3/10/2025)

Avrey Kirisits (Women’s Lacrosse)

Wes Parker (Venetia, Pa./Peters Township) (Baseball)

 

Week 23 (3/17/2025)

Ella Todd (Women’s Lacrosse)

Giovanni Delorenzi (Men’s Golf)

 

Week 24 (3/24/2025)

Emma Smerick (Softball)

Justin DeBuck (Men’s Basketball)

 

Week 25 (3/31/2025)

Natalia Mallozzi (Softball)

Jacob Skolnik (Competitive Cheer & Dance)

Week 26 (4/7/2025)

Katie Armstrong (Lower Burrell, Pa./Burrell) (Softball)

Ian Soto (Florida, Puerto Rico/Academia Cristiana de Manati) (Baseball)

 

Week 27 (4/14/2025)

Cloe Mateo (Women’s Golf)

Jake Boynar (North Ridgeville, Ohio/North Ridgeville) (Baseball)

Week 28 (4/21/2025)

Abbey Girman (Softball)

Alex Bemis (Baseball)

Week 29 (4/28/2025)

Caroline Stevens (Women’s Lacrosse)

Chris Mullins (Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell) (Baseball)

 

Week 30 (5/5/2025)

Sadie Carroll (North Canton, Ohio/North Canton Hoover) (Softball)

Dom Costello (North Olmsted, Ohio/North Olmsted) (Baseball)


 



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Drivers to Note — TradingView News

The New York Times Company NYT is set to announce its first-quarter 2025 earnings on May 7, before the market opens. Key focus areas include subscription growth and trends in advertising revenues. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for first-quarter revenues is pegged at $635.1 million, indicating a 6.9% rise from the prior-year period. This diversified media […]

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The New York Times Company NYT is set to announce its first-quarter 2025 earnings on May 7, before the market opens. Key focus areas include subscription growth and trends in advertising revenues.

The Zacks Consensus Estimate for first-quarter revenues is pegged at $635.1 million, indicating a 6.9% rise from the prior-year period.

This diversified media conglomerate is also expected to show improvement in the bottom line. The consensus estimate for earnings per share has remained steady at 35 cents over the past 30 days, suggesting a 12.9% increase from the year-ago period.

With a four-quarter trailing average earnings surprise of 25%, NYT has consistently outperformed expectations. In the last reported quarter, the company surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate for EPS by 8.1%. (Find the latest EPS estimates and surprises on Zacks Earnings Calendar.)

Factors Shaping The New York Times Company’s Q1 Outcome

The New York Times Company’s emphasis on subscription growth and digital innovation has played an instrumental role in its progress. By continually enhancing its suite of digital offerings, spanning news, games, cooking and sports content, the company has successfully attracted new subscribers while retaining existing ones. This focused approach has helped optimize average revenue per user. In addition, effective content monetization and disciplined cost management are likely to have supported profitability.

On its last earnings call, management projected a 7-10% year-over-year increase in total subscription revenues for the first quarter, with digital-only subscription revenues anticipated to rise 14-17%. Currently, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for subscription revenues is pegged at $466.6 million, implying 8.8% growth, while digital-only subscription revenues are estimated at $338.9 million, suggesting a 15.7% increase.

The New York Times Company’s expanding subscriber base is central to its growth strategy. The consensus estimate indicates that the digital-only subscriber count is likely to reach 11.1 million by the end of the first quarter of 2025. This growth solidifies its influence and market standing, positioning it as an attractive platform for advertisers seeking an engaged audience. 

In line with this, The New York Times Company has made significant strides in reducing dependence on traditional advertising by focusing on digital avenues. Management anticipates high-single-digit growth in digital advertising revenues. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for digital advertising revenues stands at $68.8 million, indicating a 9.1% increase.

Despite these positive trends, the company continues to face some challenges. Print subscription and advertising revenues are likely to have declined year over year, reflecting the ongoing shift toward digital consumption. The consensus estimate pegs print subscription revenues at $127.6 million, down 6.2%, while print advertising revenues are expected to fall 13.4% to $35.2 million. Additionally, higher spending on product development, marketing and administrative functions may have weighed on margins. Management had earlier guided for adjusted operating costs to increase 5-6% in the quarter under review.

The New York Times Company Price, Consensus and EPS Surprise

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What the Zacks Model Predicts for NYT

Our proven model does not conclusively predict an earnings beat for The New York Times Company this time. The combination of a positive Earnings ESP and a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), 2 (Buy) or 3 (Hold) increases the odds of an earnings beat. However, that’s not the case here. 

The New York Times Company has a Zacks Rank #3 but an Earnings ESP of 0.00%. You can uncover the best stocks to buy or sell before they’re reported with our Earnings ESP Filter.

Stocks With the Favorable Combination

Here are companies you may want to consider, as our model shows that these have the right combination of elements to post an earnings beat:

BILL Holdings BILL has an Earnings ESP of +0.30% and carries a Zacks Rank #3 at present. You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank stocks here.

It is set to report third-quarter fiscal 2025 results on May 8. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for BILL Holdings’ third-quarter earnings is pegged at 37 cents per share and has remained unchanged over the past 30 days. The consensus mark indicates a year-over-year decline of 38.3%. 

Fortinet FTNT is set to report first-quarter 2025 results on May 7. It has an Earnings ESP of +3.77% and carries a Zacks Rank #3 at present.

The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Fortinet’s first-quarter earnings per share is pegged at 53 cents, unchanged over the past 30 days, and indicates year-over-year growth of 23.3%. 

Advanced Micro Devices AMD is set to report first-quarter 2025 results on May 6. It has an Earnings ESP of +0.74% and carries a Zacks Rank #3 at present.

The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Advanced Micro Devices’ first-quarter earnings is pegged at 93 cents per share, unchanged over the past 30 days, calling for an increase of 50% from the year-ago quarter’s reported figure.

This article originally published on Zacks Investment Research (zacks.com).

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Colonels T&F Concludes Regular Season at J. Fred Duckett Twilight

Story Links 25′ J Fred Duckett Results HOUSTON, Texas – After a strong showing in the previous meet, the Nicholls State University men’s and women’s track and field teams kept its momentum rolling as the units tallied multiple top 10 finishes in the J. […]

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HOUSTON, Texas – After a strong showing in the previous meet, the Nicholls State University men’s and women’s track and field teams kept its momentum rolling as the units tallied multiple top 10 finishes in the J. Fred Duckett Twilight hosted by Rice University on Saturday, April 26.
 

The loaded field in Houston featured Blinn College, Dallas Baptist, East Texas A&M, Emporia State, Hill College, Houston, Houston Christian, Incarnate Word, Jacksonville College, Lamar, McNeese State, Northwestern State, Our Lady of the Lake, Stephen F. Austin, Texas A&M, TAMU-Kingsville, Texas Southern, UTRGV, UT-Tyler, and Victoria College.
 

The Red & Gray had multiple impressive outings on the track including Isabelle Seijlhouwer won the women’s 800-meter race after finishing her two laps in 2:15.41 while Laya Ingalls placed sixth with a time of 2:21.72. Nisaiah Bennett clocked a time of 10.96 to finish third in the men’s 100-meter dash. Bennett also placed fifth in the men’s 200 with a time of 21.76.  Iyauna Vicks placed 10th in the women’s 400-meter race with a time 1:00.94. Issy Rivault (11:33.07) and Lotte Aerts (12:57.15) placed fourth and eighth in the women’s 3K Steeple chase.
 
Andrea Tirado (1:09.72) and Ava-Claire Calais (1:11.99) placed third and fourth in the women’s 400m hurdles while Andre Fuentes (55.75) finished second in the men’s 400m hurdles. Sydney Brown had the lone top 10 mark in the field as she soared 11.58 meters to place 10th in the women’s triple jump.
 
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After a few weeks off, the Red & Gray will conclude the season at the Southland Conference Outdoor Championships in Houston on Mau 15-17.
 





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Qatari beach volleyball team ranked 12th in global classification

Lausanne: The Qatari men’s beach volleyball team, consisting of the duo Sherif Younis and Ahmed Tejan, were ranked 12th in the FIVB world rankings. The Qatari team finished 12th with 4,780 points, while the Norwegian duo of Anders Berntsen Mol and Chrisitan Sorom maintained their lead in the rankings, finishing first with 8,600 points. The […]

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Lausanne: The Qatari men’s beach volleyball team, consisting of the duo Sherif Younis and Ahmed Tejan, were ranked 12th in the FIVB world rankings.

The Qatari team finished 12th with 4,780 points, while the Norwegian duo of Anders Berntsen Mol and Chrisitan Sorom maintained their lead in the rankings, finishing first with 8,600 points. The Swedish duo of David Ahman and Jonatan Hellvig finished second with 7,220 points.

Last Saturday, the Qatari team won the gold medal at the Asian Open Men’s Beach Volleyball Tour, defeating Australia 2-0 in the final match of the tournament held in Qatar at Al Gharafa Beach. 

 



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Morningside University receives $1.5 million Estate gift for track and field renovation

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) – Officials with Morningside University announced a $1.5 million estate gift that will fund a renovation of the university’s track and field complex. In a news release, the gift will go to renovations including a new turf, enhanced drainage systems and improved paving around the track. The university said the generous donation […]

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SIOUX CITY (KTIV) – Officials with Morningside University announced a $1.5 million estate gift that will fund a renovation of the university’s track and field complex.

In a news release, the gift will go to renovations including a new turf, enhanced drainage systems and improved paving around the track.

The university said the generous donation comes from a friend of the university whose life and legacy reflected a commitment to the Siouxland region and beyond. 

”This extraordinary gift demonstrates the profound impact that friends of Morningside can have on our campus community,” said Morningside University President Dr. Albert Mosley. “The new turf will not only elevate our track, field, soccer, and football programs to new heights, but will also serve as a testament to the donor’s belief in the transformative power of athletics and education. We are deeply grateful for this investment in our students’ future.” 

Construction is expected to begin in mid-May.

This latest gift follows the announcements of at least six other major donations of $1 million or more over the past several months, including those from Jim & Sharon Walker, Regina Roth, Larry & Joan Arnold, Tom Rosen, Dave Honeck, an anonymous donor, and Curt & Linda White. 

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Holbrook and Benesz secure AVCA Top Flight award

Story Links LEXINGTON, Ky. (May 5, 2025) – The American Volleyball Coaches Association announced the recipients of their Top Flight Awards on Friday, May 2, with graduate Kaitlyn Holbrook and junior Hailey Benesz receiving honors from flight five. The honor marks the first for both players and first postseason honor […]

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LEXINGTON, Ky. (May 5, 2025) – The American Volleyball Coaches Association announced the recipients of their Top Flight Awards on Friday, May 2, with graduate Kaitlyn Holbrook and junior Hailey Benesz receiving honors from flight five.

The honor marks the first for both players and first postseason honor as a pair. The distinction is the second postseason award for Holbrook, who was voted Second Team All-ASUN by the Atlantic Sun Conference on April 23. It also marks the second-straight season a North Alabama pair has won the honor, with senior Katy Floyd and junior Selma Robinson winning the award in 2024 from flight two.

The selection adds to Beach Volleyball’s postseason award tally, who already secured seven honors from the conference. North Alabama earns its eighth during the 2025 campaign while marking the seventh different Lion to receive a postseason honor. UNA had two academic ASUN honors, two first-team and one second-team all-conference selections and three all-freshman team selections. UNA’s Floyd and Robinson also received their first career ASUN Pair of the Year honor.

Top Flight awards recognize excellence in collegiate beach volleyball from all over the country and across all flights. Eligible pairs must compete in at least 15 matches together at a specific flight number and win at least 75% of their matches—regardless of the overall result of the dual.

The fifth-flight pairing combined for a 19-7 record on the year, posting a 7-3 record in ASUN play. Their 19 wins is the eighth most all-time in program history for pair season wins.

Holbrook and Benesz went on winning streaks of four or more three times this season, including a season-high six from Feb. 28 to March 8. They also picked up two victories against ranked opponents, earning fifth-flight wins against No. 10 LSU on Feb. 28 and No. 16 North Florida on March 28.

Click here for the full awards list.

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