2024 Women's Rugby Roster
Roster
Appiah, Gabrielle
Prop
/ Women's RugbyProp
/ Women's RugbyBack Row
/ Women's RugbyLock
/ Women's RugbyFlanker
/ Women's RugbyBack Row
/ Women's RugbyFlanker
/ Women's RugbyHooker
/ Women's RugbyScrum-Half
/ Women's RugbyUtility Back
/ Women's RugbyFly-Half
/ Women's RugbyCenter
/ Women's RugbyFullback
/ Women's Rugby#8
/ Women's RugbyLock
/ Women's RugbyProp/Hooker
/ Women's RugbyCenter
/ Women's RugbyProp
/ Women's RugbyBack Row/Prop
/ Women's RugbyWing
/ Women's RugbyBack 3
/ Women's RugbyLock
/ Women's RugbyProp/Lock
/ Women's RugbyFlanker
/ Women's RugbyFly-Half
/ Women's RugbyWing/Center
/ Women's RugbyHooker/Lock
/ Women's Rugby
Jersey Number 2
Gabrielle Appiah
- Position:
- Prop
- Height:
- 5-11
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Newark, Delaware
- High School:
- Newark High School
- Position:
- Prop
Bio
Appiah transfers into Quinnipiac after playing for Akron Women's Rugby Club in Ohio. She helped guide the program to its first-ever Midwest Conference semifinal appearance, and was named Akron Women's Rugby Rookie of the Year for the fall of 2023.
Appiah also received the Bob Hoffman "Most Outstanding Athlete" award in basketball, soccer, and volleyball as a senior at Newark High School in Delaware. She finished No. 3 in the entire state of Delaware in D1 shot put during the DIAA 2021-22 season.
"I chose Quinnipiac because it's close to home, has great representation of diversity, has great academic opportunities within health sciences, and most of all because of the incredible rugby team," Appiah said. "I'm excited to finish my collegiate rugby career and my academic studies at QU, and I'm looking forward to bonding with a great and driven rugby program. I can't wait to get straight to work with the team!"
She plans to study Health Sciences at Quinnipiac with a career focus on Physical Therapy/Sports Medicine.
Appiah also received the Bob Hoffman "Most Outstanding Athlete" award in basketball, soccer, and volleyball as a senior at Newark High School in Delaware. She finished No. 3 in the entire state of Delaware in D1 shot put during the DIAA 2021-22 season.
"I chose Quinnipiac because it's close to home, has great representation of diversity, has great academic opportunities within health sciences, and most of all because of the incredible rugby team," Appiah said. "I'm excited to finish my collegiate rugby career and my academic studies at QU, and I'm looking forward to bonding with a great and driven rugby program. I can't wait to get straight to work with the team!"
She plans to study Health Sciences at Quinnipiac with a career focus on Physical Therapy/Sports Medicine.
Women's Rugby: Quinnipiac vs. Brown
Saturday, September 06
Women's Rugby vs. Dartmouth (10/26)
Saturday, October 26
Women's Rugby vs. Army (10/19)
Saturday, October 19
Women's Rugby vs. AIC
Saturday, October 12
