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Queens made the jump to Division I athletics this past summer. You may be a fan, but can you answer all of these questions about your beloved Royals? Answers can be found on page 46.


1. ______ was the inaugural year for three varsity sports at Queens: women’s tennis, volleyball, men’s tennis (first men’s sport). A. 1988 B. 1987 C. 1976 D. 1980


2. How many athletic teams does Queens have? A. 15 B. 24 C. 32 D. 30


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3. What D1 Conference is Queens a part of? A. Big Ten Conference B. Atlantic Coast Conference C. ASUN Conference D. Southern Collegiate Athletic Confernce


4. What is the name of Queens’ Athletics facility located on campus? A. Curry Arena B. Layer Athletic Center C.Wireman Arena D. Levine Center


5. Which sports team competed in the first Division I game in Queens Athletics history? A. Men’s soccer B.Women’s volleyball C.Women’s field hockey D.Women’s soccer


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