Post University Athletics - Post Softball Makes Post Season Tournament

Post Softball Makes Post Season Tournament

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4/28/2009 9:43:26 AM

Post Softball Makes Post Season Tournament

NEW HAVEN, CT – For the first time in her collegiate coaching career, second year head coach Tracey Garofalo has earned a CACC post-season berth. Post is ranked 8th in the 2009 CACC Softball tournament and will play top seeded Dominican in the first round.

“The kids worked hard and they deserve it,” said Post head coach Tracey Garofalo. “Although we are playing the number one team, anything can happen. Dominican is tough to beat because they do not have a weak spot in their lineup and they can hit the ball deep.”

This season Post and Dominican played a double header on April 23rd, less than one week ago. The Eagles fell in both contests. However, freshman second baseman Kim Bentson registered 6 RBIs with one grand slam, her third homerun of the season.

Georgian Court is hosting this year’s tournament and Post is scheduled to play on April 30th at 10am. The three day tournament will be based on a double elimination format.

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Athletes of the Week

Nicole Gizzi*

Women's Volleyball

Nicole has been named 2009-2010 Post University Female Athlete of the Year at the annual athletics award banquet. As the captain on the volleyball team and a member of the Eagles softball team, Gizzi has made numerous contributions to Post University throughout her career. Gizzi has been extremely supportive of all teams that compete under the Eagles banner.

Gizzi graduated from Post University with a degree in Biology and will continue her education in the Respiratory Therapy program at Naugatuck Valley Community College.

Dan Luisi

Baseball

Dan Luisi has been named 2009-2010 Post University Athlete of the Year at the annual athletics award banquet. As a leader on the baseball team, Luisi set a new Post University record for career hits with 181 throughout his career. Making it even more difficult for Luisi was the fact that he finished his career playing with a wood bat, while the previous record was set entirely with a metal bat.

Luisi graduated Post University with a degree in Business Administration.