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There aren’t that many major league players who were born in North Dakota. I’m the all-time leader among players from my home state in runs, hits, doubles, triples, RBI and stolen bases.
The La Salle men’s basketball team will play eight teams in non-conference play that recorded 18 or more wins last season as head coach Dr. John Giannini announced the 2011-12 schedule today…
Tyler Wilson (Ithaca) made good on a spot appearance as the Webster Yankees dismantled the Niagara Power, 8-1 in New York Collegiate Baseball League action at Basket Road Field…
The non-conference schedule is a demanding one, featuring ACC and Big East opponents, but this will give the Bonnies multiple opportunities to prove themselves. The team looks to play its best basketball come the end of the year, as a 15 point loss in the first round of the CBI at Central Florida left a sour taste in their mouths…
On Saturday July 24, the NFL Player’s Association and league owners reached a deal that will bring the lock-out to a close. Now that both sides have ironed out the 10 year labor agreement, a timeline has been set to get teams ready to begin the fast approaching pre-season…
Nick Flemister (Clark) paced the Webster offense as the Yankees downed the Hornell Dodgers 6-4 in New York Collegiate Baseball League action at Basket Road Field Sunday afternoon…
Nobody was safe when he stepped to the mound, and it was anybody’s guess as to where the ball was going. In 2011, he is playing the outfield, and seems to be more accurate from centerfield than he ever was from 60 feet 6 inches…
NFL owners proved today that they are ready to get back to football; the owners voted 31 of 0 (the Oakland Raiders abstained) vto approve the proposed Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Loyal readers, here is your chance to get the discussion going. Let us know what is on your mind. Today is a great day for the Pine!
Ben Bostick dropped a two-out, bases-loaded bunt down the first base line, and Nick Flemister scampered home as Webster came from behind in extra innings to defeat the Alfred Thunder in New York Collegiate Baseball League action at Basket Road on Tuesday night.