Ben Deihl | sports editor The parking lot was packed pulling up to AMF Mt. Lebanon Lanes for the NCAA Bowling Regional Championships. With teams from as far away as Nebraska and Arkansas, it seemed like it could be difficult for fans to travel to cheer on their favorite bowling teams. But just the opposite was true, as fans took up every available seat and … Continue reading Duquesne bowling battles in NCAA Regionals
Amanda Gritz | staff writer Now with a conference championship under their belt, the Dukes look to continue to prove to the nation that Duquesne is a bowling school that’s here to stay. “What helped us win was not having pressure on us. In the polls, we were ranked 20th, so we fell under the radar,” Fetterhoff said. “We already knew we were a talented … Continue reading Women’s bowling earns first NEC title
by Luke Henne | sports editor April 28, 2022 Men’s Team of the Year: Soccer Under ninth-year head coach Chase Brooks, the men’s soccer team went 10-7-2 and posted its highest win total since winning 11 games in 2006. With a 3-3-2 conference record, the Dukes earned their first trip to the Atlantic 10 Men’s Soccer Championship since 2016. Sixth-seeded Duquesne stunned third-seeded Saint Joseph’s … Continue reading 2021-22 Duke Awards: The Duke recognizes remarkable Duquesne players, coaches and teams for their successes over the past year
David Borne | Staff Writer 02/08/2018 It’s only the program’s second year, but the Duquesne bowling team has quickly put together a roster capable of competing with the best that the nation has to offer. Head coach Jody Fetterhoff returned six players this season from the original seven that came to Duquesne as members of the program’s first recruiting class last year, and added three … Continue reading Freshman bowler Farwell continues to shine
By Andrew Holman | Sports Editor One year down for Duquesne women’s bowling and a lot to be proud of. The tandem of freshman Kelsey Hackbart and junior Cassidy Powers were named to the NEC All-Rookie team. Hackbart qualified for the 2017 Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which will take place on April 18-22 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. And as a team, the Dukes placed fifth in … Continue reading Pair of NEC honorees cap off successful bowling season
By Joseph Sykes | Sports Editor Duquesne is proud to host 16 NCAA-caliber varsity sports and starting next winter, it’s about to make room for the 17th when it welcomes women’s bowling to the fray. While many details have not yet been named such as the team’s home alley, schedule or roster, the school has found its new head coach in Lancaster-native Jody Fetterhoff. Fetterhoff … Continue reading Fetterhoff to take reins as women’s bowling coach
By Jess Goldstein | The Duquesne Duke A fast approaching winter means more indoor activities are in the cards. As far as finding something fun to do, bowling has always been a fun option. However, bowling alleys around the downtown area are nearly impossible to find. But was this always the case? As it turns out, Duquesne once had our very own bowling alley where … Continue reading Bowling on the Bluff: The Union’s former alley
By Julian Routh | Editor-in-Chief Just 24 hours after dropping his first major label release, Mac Miller is certain he won’t drop anything else soon. Especially not in a softball game against his own fans on a field just minutes away from his recording studio in Lawrenceville. So when a ball is hit his way, Mac – sporting a custom green-and-white jersey with his real … Continue reading GO:OD Weekend: After release of new album, Mac Miller returns home to reconnect with fans
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