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UIndy welcomes Sara Quatrocky as the new Senior Associate Athletic Director of Advancement.

General Ryan Thorpe, Associate A.D. for Communications

Quatrocky Hired to Lead the UIndy Athletics Fundraising Team

INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis announced Tuesday the hiring of Sara Quatrocky as its new Senior Associate Athletic Director of Advancement.

Quatrocky joins the Greyhounds with more than 20 years of experience driving philanthropic growth, donor engagement, and revenue strategy across NCAA Division I, II, and III institutions. She brings a proven track record of scaling annual giving programs, executing major capital campaigns, and building high-performing athletic advancement operations.

"I am honored to join the University of Indianapolis and grateful for the opportunity to help shape the future of Greyhound Athletics," said Quatrocky. "UIndy has a strong tradition of excellence, and I look forward to building meaningful relationships with alumni, donors, and supporters who are passionate about investing in the success of our student-athletes. Together, we can create transformational opportunities that elevate the student-athlete experience and strengthen the impact of athletics across campus."

Quatrocky most recently served as the Assistant Athletic Director for Development and Annual Giving at Virginia Commonwealth University. During her tenure at VCU, she architected strategic solicitation and segmentation plans that drove a 60-percent surge in annual giving within a single fiscal year across all sports teams. Her efforts also tripled Annual Giving Day revenue and helped secure $15 million toward the athletic department's portion of the university's $40 million strategic five-year campaign.

"We are excited to welcome Sara Quatrocky to the Greyhound family,' said UIndy Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Kim Pate. "Sara is a dynamic and accomplished advancement leader with a proven record of driving philanthropic growth, building meaningful relationships, and creating innovative fundraising strategies that will position Greyhound Athletics for long-term success. Her ability to connect alumni, donors, and friends to our bold vision for Greyhound Athletics will be instrumental as we continue to elevate the student-athlete experience, invest in championship-caliber programs, and advance the priorities of our department and University. We are thrilled to have Sara join our athletics and advancement team and look forward to the transformational impact she will make at UIndy." 

Added UIndy Vice President of Advancement Philip Thornton: "Sara will be an incredible addition to the UIndy team. With her vision and experience, she will build upon the legacy of the Greyhound Club and increase its impact on our student-athletes."

Prior to VCU, Quatrocky served as the Athletic Director at Maryville College from 2019 to 2024. As the chief administrator, she helped secure more than $7 million in capital funding to transform the campus infrastructure, including constructing a premier track and field stadium and executing comprehensive facility renovations for every sport program. Under her leadership, the college added over $1.5 million in new organizational revenue and generated up to $500,000 annually in supplemental revenue to enhance the student-athlete experience.
In addition to her fundraising success, Quatrocky has established herself as a pioneer in collegiate athletic governance. From 2019 to 2023, she served on the NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Championship Committee. She held the position as chair in 2022-2023, making history as the first woman to ever hold the position on the men's committee.

Her extensive career also includes 15 years in progressive leadership roles at Lynn University, culminating as the Associate Athletics Director for Internal Operations and Student Success. During her tenure at Lynn, she helped support capital initiatives for a new tennis facility, lacrosse/soccer stadium, and gymnasium upgrades while the department captured eight NCAA Division II National Championships. She also spent time at Rhodes College as the Senior Woman Administrator and Director of Academic and Learning Resources, where she developed academic support and mentoring programs for over 500 student-athletes.

Quatrocky holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Communications and earned her Master of Business Administration in Sports Administration, both from Lynn University.

Added Quatrocky: "I would like to thank Tim McMurray from Game One for leading an outstanding search process. From my very first conversations with Athletic Director Kim Pate, Vice President for Advancement Philip Thornton, and Associate Vice President for Advancement Janel Bogenschutz, I knew UIndy was a special place and a team I wanted to be part of. Returning to a Division II institution feels like coming home, and I am excited to join a community that values the holistic development of student-athletes and is supported by dedicated professionals who are deeply committed to their success both on and off the field."


What they're saying about Sara Quatrocky…
Tom Maness, Associate Vice President for Transformational Philanthropy at VCU
"Sara Quatrocky is a proven professional in the field of collegiate athletic fundraising. She develops relationships with donors that draw people and programs closer together. Sara brings a drive and intelligence to her work every day, never losing sight of the role that fundraising and relationships play in improving athletic programs and in improving the lives of deserving students."

Tim Doyle, Volleyball Head Coach at VCU
"Sara was a tremendous asset to our athletic department and a stellar fundraiser. She sees the big picture, finds creative ways to support and empower programs, and works tirelessly to raise money for all sports, not just the high-visibility ones. Under Sara's guidance, our volleyball team had back-to-back record-breaking years with dollars raised. Sara's warmth and sincerity match her work ethic and initiative, and UIndy will benefit from her addition."

Alex Mortillaro, NCAA Assistant Director of Championships
"Sara is a respected and accomplished leader in college athletics. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated an incredible work ethic, a deep understanding of the collegiate landscape, and an ability to adapt and succeed in every role she has taken on. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Sara is a relationship builder who earns the trust and respect of those around her. UIndy has made a tremendous hire, and I have no doubt she will make a significant impact on the athletics department and university community."

Kunle Lawson, Men's and Women's Track & Field Head Coach at Maryville College
"UIndy has made a great choice in hiring Sara.  She was a pivotal driver in restoring the track & field program at Maryville with its new facility and was instrumental in helping to grow the athletic department. Sara will bring her passion and vision to the athletic department at UIndy."

Pennie Parker, Associate VP of Athletics at Rollins College / NACDA President
"I am so excited for Sara and the team at UIndy. Sara's commitment to and passion for the student-athlete experience is unparalleled. I am confident she will have an immediate and lasting impact on everyone she works with at UIndy."


 
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