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Quinnipiac University Women's Tennis
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Quinnipiac University

Quinnipiac University Women's Tennis

NCAA Division 1 Hamden, CT Private (not-for-profit)

Academic Snapshot

Acceptance Rate

77%

Avg SAT

1,212

Enrollment

6,208

Team Information

Sport

Tennis

Gender

Women's

Division

NCAA Division 1

Location

Hamden, CT

Coaching Staff (4)

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Paula Miller

Head Coach

Miller enters her third season as the Director of Tennis and Women's Tennis Head Coach after a successful season in which Quinnipiac women's tennis reached their ninth NCAA Tournament Appearance in the Division I era after winning the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship title.   Miller also earned her second consecutive MAAC Coach of the Year Award as she guided the Bobcats to their third straight MAAC Regular Season Championship with a third straight perfect year in the MAAC.   The Bobcats went 7-0 in the regular season before claiming two more wins, including a close 4-3 win in the MAAC Championship, to be a perfect 29-0 since joining the MAAC. Quinnipiac swept No. 4 Niagara before defeating No. 3 Marist in the MAAC Tournament where they went on to face the nationally-ranked No. 7 Miami Hurricanes in the NCAA Tournament, winning a program record 16 games.   During the season, the Bobcats won a program record 15 matches as they went 15-11 in one of the best seasons in program history.   In 2014, Miller guided Quinnipiac to the MAAC Championship in her first season at the helm of the program and was named the MAAC Women's Tennis Coach of the Year after guiding the Bobcats to their second consecutive undefeated season in the MAAC.   The Bobcats swept Marist and Niagara on their way to the MAAC Championship, where they earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament where they faced the No. 2 seed North Carolina Tar Heels in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.   Quinnipiac has now won a total of nine conference championship titles and advanced to nine NCAA Tournaments, including winning four of the last six conference championship matches the Bobcats have appeared in since the 2010-11 season when they were a member of the Northeast Conference.   Miller took over as the Director of Tennis and Women's Tennis Head Coach in 2014-15 after 17 seasons as a member of the coaching staff of the Quinnipiac tennis program, previously serving for two seasons as Men's and Women's Tennis Associate Head Coach and 15 seasons as the Women's Tennis Assistant Coach. Miller has been instrumental in the Bobcats success at the Division I level, helping the women's tennis team to six NEC tournament titles. On the other side, Miller has been a part of four men's NEC tennis championships as well.   During her stint with the Bobcats, Miller has helped over 100 student-athletes to the All-NEC Conference Teams, including three Player of the Year and six Rookie of the Year recipients. She was recognized for contributions when the Intercollegiate Tennis Association named her the 2008 East Region Assistant Coach of the Year.   Miller - then Paula Rembac - was Coach Mike Quitkos first recruit in 1992. She had a stellar career at Quinnipiac leading the Bobcats to three Northeast-10 Championships. Miller won 83 matches in her career. On October 10, 2010, the 1993 Quinnipiac Women's tennis team, which she was a member of, was inducted into the Quinnipiac Athletics Hall of Fame. Miller was also inducted into the Branford High School Athletics Hall of Fame on Nov. 20, 2015.   Miller is also a U.S.P.T.A. Certified Tennis Professional.   Miller received her degree from Quinnipiac in 1996 in Health Administration. She currently serves as the Quinnipiac Greater New Haven Alumni Chapter President and the Quinnipiac's National Board of Governors   Miller and her husband Greg, married in September, 2004, live in North Haven.   Individual Accolades -Two-time MAAC Women's Tennis Coach of the Year (2014-15, 2015-16) -Sophia Dzulynsky, MAAC Women's Tennis Player of the Year (2015-16)    All-Time All-MAAC Selections Paula Miller Director of Tennis/Women's Tennis Head Coach Paula Miller enters her third season as the Director of Tennis and Women's Tennis Head Coach after a successful season in which Quinnipiac women's tennis reached their ninth NCAA Tournament Appearance in the Division I era after winning the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship title.   Miller also earned her second consecutive MAAC Coach of the Year Award as she guided the Bobcats to their third straight MAAC Regular Season Championship with a third straight perfect year in the MAAC.   The Bobcats went 7-0 in the regular season before claiming two more wins, including a close 4-3 win in the MAAC Championship, to be a perfect 29-0 since joining the MAAC. Quinnipiac swept No. 4 Niagara before defeating No. 3 Marist in the MAAC Tournament where they went on to face the nationally-ranked No. 7 Miami Hurricanes in the NCAA Tournament, winning a program record 16 games.   During the season, the Bobcats won a program record 15 matches as they went 15-11 in one of the best seasons in program history.   In 2014, Miller guided Quinnipiac to the MAAC Championship in her first season at the helm of the program and was named the MAAC Women's Tennis Coach of the Year after guiding the Bobcats to their second consecutive undefeated season in the MAAC.   The Bobcats swept Marist and Niagara on their way to the MAAC Championship, where they earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament where they faced the No. 2 seed North Carolina Tar Heels in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.   Quinnipiac has now won a total of nine conference championship titles and advanced to nine NCAA Tournaments, including winning four of the last six conference championship matches the Bobcats have appeared in since the 2010-11 season when they were a member of the Northeast Conference.   Miller took over as the Director of Tennis and Women's Tennis Head Coach in 2014-15 after 17 seasons as a member of the coaching staff of the Quinnipiac tennis program, previously serving for two seasons as Men's and Women's Tennis Associate Head Coach and 15 seasons as the Women's Tennis Assistant Coach. Miller has been instrumental in the Bobcats success at the Division I level, helping the women's tennis team to six NEC tournament titles. On the other side, Miller has been a part of four men's NEC tennis championships as well.   During her stint with the Bobcats, Miller has helped over 100 student-athletes to the All-NEC Conference Teams, including three Player of the Year and six Rookie of the Year recipients. She was recognized for contributions when the Intercollegiate Tennis Association named her the 2008 East Region Assistant Coach of the Year.   Miller - then Paula Rembac - was Coach Mike Quitkos first recruit in 1992. She had a stellar career at Quinnipiac leading the Bobcats to three Northeast-10 Championships. Miller won 83 matches in her career. On October 10, 2010, the 1993 Quinnipiac Women's tennis team, which she was a member of, was inducted into the Quinnipiac Athletics Hall of Fame. Miller was also inducted into the Branford High School Athletics Hall of Fame on Nov. 20, 2015.   Miller is also a U.S.P.T.A. Certified Tennis Professional.   Miller received her degree from Quinnipiac in 1996 in Health Administration. She currently serves as the Quinnipiac Greater New Haven Alumni Chapter President and the Quinnipiac's National Board of Governors   Miller and her husband Greg, married in September, 2004, live in North Haven.   Individual Accolades -Two-time MAAC Women's Tennis Coach of the Year (2014-15, 2015-16) -Sophia Dzulynsky, MAAC Women's Tennis Player of the Year (2015-16)    All-Time All-MAAC Selections

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