Bio

PRIMARY CONTACT FOR: men's basketball, men's lacrosse, volleyball
SECONDARY CONTACT FOR: football

Miles McQuiggan joined the Bryant staff in August 2017 as assistant director of athletic communications. McQuiggan is the primary contact for the Bulldogs' men's basketball, men's lacrosse and volleyball teams and is the secondary football contact.

The Rhode Island native enters his fourth season as the contact for the Bulldogs' men's basketball program, which has enjoyed an uptick in coverage from print and broadcast media coverage in the Providence market and nationally, while the program's social media following has increased by over 600% since his arrival. McQuiggan has worked with the volleyball and men's lacrosse programs to grow their social media following to the largest in the NEC. He also served as the contact for men's golf from 2017-19 and women's lacrosse in 2018-19 in addition to his current sport responsibilities.

McQuiggan comes to Bryant from Stony Brook, where he was the contact for the Seawolves' nationally ranked women's lacrosse program in addition to working with women's basketball, volleyball, cross country and track & field. The women's lacrosse program saw a 400% growth in social media following and was featured numerous times on SportsCenter, ESPN.com and Sports Illustrated in addition to gracing the covers of Inside Lacrosse and US Lacrosse Magazine. McQuiggan worked on the campaign for Tewaaraton finalist Kylie Ohlmiller in 2017 and three other Tewaaraton nominees along with an NCAA Woman of the Year finalist.

In addition to his athletic communications responsibilities with his teams, McQuiggan spearheaded the marketing of the women's lacrosse program - which climbed to second in the nation in attendance in 2017 - and served as a feature writer for the communications and development departments.

Prior to his time at Stony Brook, McQuiggan was at the American Athletic Conference office in Providence, where he was the primary contact for five sports and secondary contact for men's basketball in addition to assisting with football. McQuiggan began his postgraduate career at Wagner before working at Middle Tennessee, where he was the contact and road play-by-play broadcaster for the Blue Raider baseball program.

McQuiggan got his start in college athletics as an undergraduate at Quinnipiac, where he served in a variety of roles in the Bobcats' athletic communications office before earning a bachelor of arts in journalism in 2012.

McQuiggan resides in his hometown of Westerly. He is a member of CoSIDA and serves on the organization's Convention Programming Committee and Fred Stabley Writing Contest Committee.