2011 Lady Hawk Awards Wrap-up

Saturday January 28 was our 2011 Lady Hawk Awards Banquet. It was an outstanding turnout as all the 2011 players got back together again and many family members made the trip up to Quincy to celebrate the 2011 NCAA Tournament season. The highlights of the day were the Team Awards and Mr. Wingenbach’s 2011 Highlight Video. A HUGE thank you to Mr. Wings for putting it all together. It was a special moment especially for our seniors.

Here are the Award Winners for 2011

Lady Hawk Team Awards…

Most Valuable Player – Senior Megan Wingenbach

Best Defender – Junior Sam Martinez

Best Attacker – Senior Aimee Ubriaco

Best Midfielder – Senior Megan Wingenbach

Most Improved – Senior Lauren Drewett

Best Newcomer – Freshman Brittney Kuster

Best Student-Athlete – Freshman Taylor Darnell, Graduating Junior Danielle Estes, Sophomore Jaclyn Mastroianni, and Senior Aimee Ubriaco (4 time winner)...all had 4.0 GPAs this past fall.


Other 2011 Awards…

NSCAA All-American – Sam Andert
NSCAA All-American Link - Click Here

NSCAA All-Region – Sam Andert, Jodi Chapie, Sam Martinez, Aimee Ubriaco, and Megan Wingenbach
NSCAA All-Region Link - Click Here

NSCAA Scholar All-Region – Sam Martinez, Aimee Ubriaco, and Megan Wingenbach

NSCAA Scholar All-Region Link - Click Here

All-GLVC – Sam Andert, Jodi Chapie, Sam Martinez, Aimee Ubriaco, and Megan Wingenbach
All-GLVC Link - Click Here

2011 Lady Hawk Awards Banquet

Senior Day!

Today, Quincy University Lady Hawk Soccer is celebrating their end of the year awards banquet! This video was made in the fall, but we were unable to upload it at the time. Today, we are celebrating the 2011 Seniors and this video is for them! Thank you for an AMAZING 4 years and we will miss all of you! GO HAWKS!

2012: New Year, New Beginnings

We ended our 2011 season in the NCAA tournament and had to face the reality that we would be losing some AWESOME seniors. Now, as the new year has begun, we are building something special; it is the beginning of a new team. In the fall new players will come into the mix of our current players, all striving for one goal: a GLVC championship. In the words of sophomore Jodi Chapie, “I want that ring!”

Currently, the Lady Hawks have been hard at work. For the past couple of months we have all been training on our own, demonstrating a “Fit for Life” attitude so that when we started team training again that we would not miss a beat. We are now two training sessions in and things are looking fantastic. The hard work that this group puts in throughout each session is extraordinary. We are hungry for that championship title! Each player has their own unique strengths that we bring to the table, and when all of us use those together in one unit it truly is special.

Personally, I have my own new beginning. I am now considered an upperclassman. Wow! These last two seasons have gone by so fast. I remember coming in as a freshman in the fall of 2010, being so timid and hardly saying a word to anyone. Now, my teammates can’t get me to shut up! The experiences I have had so far here as a Lady Hawk will help me in my own leadership role as a big Junior. But, for now, I am going to work hard this off season and spring season, pushing myself and my teammates to get better each day. This is a special group, and if we better ourselves each day, that championship is ours.

Lori Mannion
Sophomore Lady Hawk

Welcome Back Lady Hawks!