Quinnipiac Field Hockey Alumna Redefines the Student-Athlete ExperienceFeb. 8, 2024, 12:47 PM (ET)by Quinnipiac Today. February 01, 2024.To see sponsored ads, please enable JavaScript.“The distinction of being the first Black student-athlete to play for the field hockey team holds profound meaning for me,” said Igarta. “My time with this special organization is a cherished part of my journey. The thought of my narrative at Quinnipiac being revisited time and again in the years to come fills me with a sense of humble pride and gratitude. This legacy, which I hold dear to my heart, serves as a testament to my journey and the influence it may have on future generations.”“As I pause to reflect on the trajectory of my career, I am filled with a sense of tranquility and appreciation for the path I’ve forged for those who will follow,” Igarta said. “If my journey serves as a beacon of inspiration for just one young aspiring individual, then I embrace the title of a pioneer with humility and pride.”“This chapter of my life may one day serve as a beacon of inspiration for one young girl in the future,” said Igarta. “A young Black girl, picking up a field hockey stick for the first time, wondering if she too can make it to the collegiate level, perhaps even beyond."Read More#Have You Asked Your Athlete What They Don’t Want?Dec 9, 2024Reminiscing Ahead of the 2025 Sunshine ShowcaseJan 10, 2025FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup 2 Oman 2025: One Month to Go!Jan 17, 2025Field Hockey Added as 25th Varsity Sport at John Carroll UniversityDec 12, 20242024 USA Field Hockey National Umpire Award Winner: Benjamin PetersJan 16, 2025