• News
  • Student Life
  • Athletics
  • Faculty/Staff
  • Campus Portal Login
  • News
  • Student Life
  • Faculty/Staff
  • Athletics
  • Campus Portal Login

Four former athletes, coaches to join Athletic Hall of Fame

salvetoday Posted On October 4, 2019
0


0
Shares
  • Share On Facebook
  • Tweet It

Four individuals – George “Andy” Andrade, Kaitlyn Birrell Haskell ’13, John Picozzi ’97 and Brian Shanley – will be inducted into Salve Regina’s Athletic Hall of Fame as part of Fall Festival Weekend activities.

The induction ceremony and brunch will begin at noon Sunday, Oct. 6 in Ochre Court. The cost is $25 (free for children 5 and under), which includes a $5 gift to Friends of Seahawk Athletics. Tickets will be available at the door.

Andrade coached the baseball team from 1985-1999. During that time, the Seahawks won more than 240 games and five conference championships, including the first in school history. Andrade coached eight Hall of Fame members, including two all-New England players.

Haskell was a member of the basketball and soccer teams. A two-time defensive player of the year for women’s basketball, she scored more than 1,000 points and is Salve Regina’s all-time leader in assists in a season and career. A two-time offensive player of the year for women’s soccer, Haskell is Salve Regina’s all-time record-holder for goals and points in a game, season and career.

Picozzi was a member of the football and tennis teams. In his single season on the football team, he returned 14 punts for 99 yards, including one for a touchdown. Picozzi recorded the most singles wins in a season for any men’s tennis player in the 1990s and was part of three conference championship teams.

Shanley coached the cross country team from 1996-2000 and the men’s tennis team from 1996-2009. During that time, the men’s tennis team won 10 conference championships and twice advanced to the second round of the NCAA championships. Shanley was the conference’s coach of the year eight times and was one of four finalists for national coach of the year in 1997.

To learn more about the Athletic Hall of Fame, visit Salve Regina’s athletics website.

0
Shares
  • Share On Facebook
  • Tweet It




  • RSS Calendar of Events

    • Memorial Day – No classes
      Monday, May 30
    • Virtual information session for prospective students
      Tuesday, May 31

      Meet with a member of Admissions Office to hear about Salve Regina's mission, campus life and academics directly from an admissions counselor in a group setting. It's a great introduction to Salve Regina and all the opportunities that exist for you here. 

      A virtual information session is designed for those who are in the college search and application process. If you would like to learn more about Salve Regina University and have your questions answered in a live chat, this is the best place to start. Our sessions last approximately one hour.

      You will also be able to view our virtual tour as part of your registration for this presentation. 

      Preregistration is required.

      Contact: Office of Admissions
    • Reunion Weekend
      Friday, June 3 to Sunday, June 5

      Reunion Weekend will be packed with exciting events both on and off campus. It's been too long since we've been able to welcome you to campus for a reunion celebration, so these events are sure to be worth the trip back to Newport. Return to campus and reconnect with your classmates - all alumni are welcome to attend.

      Contact: Office of Alumni, Parent and Family Programs
    • Last day to withdraw from Session 1
      Friday, June 3
    • State of the University
      Saturday, June 4

      Hear from University leaders the state of student life and where Salve Regina is headed. Whether you’ve recently graduated or you’re returning after a hiatus, campus has updates!
      This event will be live on campus and live-streamed for those unable to attend in person. Please register to receive the Zoom link for the live stream.

      Contact: Gill Goodrich
    • Graduate Admissions virtual information session: Applied Behavior Analysis
      Wednesday, June 8

      M.A. in Applied Behavior Analysis

      Contact: Graduate Admissions
    • Last day of Session 1
      Friday, June 24
    • Newport MFA: Fiction reading by Tim Weed
      Monday, June 27
      Young Building

      Fiction Reading by Tim Weed
      Newport MFA guest writer Tim Weed will give a poetry reading as part of the program’s summer residency. The reading is free and open to the Salve Regina community and the general public.

      Contact: Tiffany McClanaghan
    • Newport MFA: Conversation with Stewart O’Nan
      Monday, June 27
      Ochre Court

      Stewart O’Nan in Conversation with Ann Hood
      About his new novel OCEAN STATE
      Newport MFA guest writer Stewart O’Nan will discuss his new novel “Ocean State” with Ann Hood, founding director of the program. The conversation is free and open to the Salve Regina community and the general public.

      Contact: Tiffany McClanaghan
    • Newport MFA: Poetry reading with Edgar Kunz
      Tuesday, June 28
      Ochre Court

      Poetry Reading by Edgar Kunz
      Newport MFA guest writer Edgar Kunz will give a poetry reading as part of the program’s summer residency. The poetry reading is free and open to the Salve Regina community and the general public.

      Contact: Tiffany McClanaghan
  • Browse Sections

    Salve Success

    Health and Wellness

    Mercy Mission

    Arts and Humanities

    Science and Technology

    Event Coverage

    Business and Economics

    Graduate News



Stay Updated

Latest news from SALVEtoday

 

  • Salve Regina University

    100 Ochre Point Avenue
    Newport, Rhode Island 02840 USA

     (401) 847-6650

    (c) 2022 Salve Regina University

  • SALVEtoday Archives


  • News
  • Student Life
  • Athletics
  • Faculty/Staff
  • Campus Portal Login
Press enter/return to begin your search