Division 1 Athletics

Segment #3 from Long Island University

Transcript

Okay everyone, let’s learn more about the Sharks, the Division I athletic program here at LIU. With nearly 40 teams including ice hockey, equestrian, eSports, tennis, and volleyball, the Sharks won the Northeast Conference Commissioner’s Cup as best overall program in the conference, and won an NCAA national championship in fencing. First, let’s hear from junior broadcasting major, Camden, who also happens to be the quarterback for the football team. Afterwards we’ll throw it over to Brandy, a senior studying psychology, who plays for women’s basketball team. Brandy will tell us more about what it means to be a Shark. But first, Camden, we’re tossing it over to you.

 

– Hey, thanks Alex. What’s up, everybody? I’m Camden. I came to LIU to be a starting quarterback, but what I found was so much more. I became family with my teammates and I’ve been fortunate enough to grow and learn under coaches who are invested in my success. From the first time I stepped on an LIU campus and put on my jersey, I could feel the excitement, commitment to excellence and winning spirit of our university. I have learned what it truly means to win. As a quarterback, that means being loyal and showing up for my teammates, and as a student being dedicated to my personal life and career. LIU has helped me become the best version of myself. As a quarterback, I’m honored to lead and represent my community. It’s game time. Passing to you, Brandy.

 

– Thanks, Camden. Hi all, I’m Brandy. I always wanted to play Division I basketball, but to be able to play it in Brooklyn has been a dream of mine come true. I have made many valuable connections with teammates, classmates, and professors at LIU. As a student athlete, I’m committed to my team, but also an active member of my community. Volunteering through LIU Cares with my teammates, and celebrating moments where you feel the true power of Shark Nation, moments like Midnight Madness, the ultimate celebration kicking off the season with my team. I’m so grateful for all these opportunities and that I was able to find my future here at LIU. Whether it’s on the court, on the field or in the classroom, we proudly wear blue and gold and represent Shark Nation. Back to you, Alex.

 

– Camden and Brandy, thank you so much. The bond you gain as student athletes is one of the best experiences that college has to offer. It’s amazing to hear about the family atmosphere inside Shark Nation. Best of luck to you both this season, and thanks for sharing your stories. Take care.

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