By Jerry Del Priore Earlier in the month of February, on National Signing Day, high school football student-athletes across the country declared what college they would attend in the fall. It’s a culmination of the recruiting process. Most of the times, three elements are considered when seniors make their final decision: scholarship, playing time and … Continue reading Wearable Tech’s Safety Factor May Help Future College Football Recruits Pick Schools
Month: February 2017
Ex-Brooklyn Cyclones Gaby Hernandez, Zach Mathieu Find Their Way into Independent Baseball
By Jerry Del Priore With spring training kicking off recently, it’s always fun to keep track of where former Brooklyn Cyclones land after leaving affiliated baseball, in hopes of signing with a Major League organization. Here are two: Gabby Hernandez and Zach Mathieu. Gaby Hernandez, a New York Mets’ third pick in the 2004 MLB … Continue reading Ex-Brooklyn Cyclones Gaby Hernandez, Zach Mathieu Find Their Way into Independent Baseball
Ex-Staten Island Yankees Manager Andy Stankiewicz Returns to U.S. National Baseball Fold
By Jerry Del Priore Former Staten Island Yankees manager Andy Stankiewicz returns to the 18U National Team coaching ranks for the first time since he led the U.S. to a gold medal in the 2014 COPABE Pan Am “AAA” Championships in La Paz, Mexico. Stankiewicz, 52, was previously an assistant coach for the Collegiate National … Continue reading Ex-Staten Island Yankees Manager Andy Stankiewicz Returns to U.S. National Baseball Fold
Viral Beauty Tells Romantic-Tech Comedy Tale Through Online World, Celebrity Fascination
By Jerry Del Priore Viral Beauty is a take on modern day society, described by director David Tyson Lam, a software developer by day. as a romantic-tech comedy. Utilizing their tech backgrounds, Lam and his sister Elizabeth, who wrote the script, use today’s social media fast paced world and fame-obsessed society to help portray a … Continue reading Viral Beauty Tells Romantic-Tech Comedy Tale Through Online World, Celebrity Fascination
Etched in Stone: Stone Story Documentary Goes Beyond the Hippie Way of Life
By Jerry Del Priore Etched in Stone: Stone Story Documentary Goes Beyond the Hippie Way of Life By Jerry Del Priore More than another movie about the hippie experience, the Stone Story documentary, directed and edited by Jean-André Fourestié, tells the story of Martin Stone and his family—from his turbulent days in the seventies as … Continue reading Etched in Stone: Stone Story Documentary Goes Beyond the Hippie Way of Life
Rianne John Leads Lab Museum to Second Round Playoff Rout of MLK
By Jerry Del Priore Senior forward Rianne John enjoyed a stellar game, posting 14 points and nine rebounds in the top-seeded Lady Gators’ 68-17 thrashing of No. 32 Martin L. King Jr. High School in the second round of the Class “A” girls playoffs Wednesday evening at home. Lab Museum’s victory over the Lady Knights, … Continue reading Rianne John Leads Lab Museum to Second Round Playoff Rout of MLK
Joshua Freeman Builds Winner, Honors Late Mother Through Basketball at East Side Community HS
By Jerry Del Priore Joshua Freeman could’ve have attended any number of top New York City high school hoop programs after completing the eighth grade at East Side Community, a sixth to twelfth grade small school on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. But Freeman was moved by the love and support he received from his middle … Continue reading Joshua Freeman Builds Winner, Honors Late Mother Through Basketball at East Side Community HS
Long Island Ducks Sign Former Brooklyn Cyclone Hurler Jim Fuller
By Jerry Del Priore The Long Island Ducks of the Independent Atlantic League have announced the recent signing of former Brooklyn Cyclone left-handed pitcher Jim Fuller. Selected in the 21st round of the 2008 amateur draft, Fuller, 29, posted a 2-0 record with a 1.00 ERA in 18 innings or work that same year with the … Continue reading Long Island Ducks Sign Former Brooklyn Cyclone Hurler Jim Fuller
Jamie Feinman: 96 Career Victories and Counting with Lab Museum Girls Hoops
By Jerry Del Priore Senior forward Jamie Feinman has made a habit out of winning with Lab Museum United basketball program in Chelsea, Manhattan. After the top-seeded Lady Gators routed no. 32 Martin L. King, 68-17, in the first round of the PSAL Girls Class ‘A’ playoffs Wednesday night, Feinman notched her 96th win with … Continue reading Jamie Feinman: 96 Career Victories and Counting with Lab Museum Girls Hoops
Lab Museum Girls Basketball Eyes Deep 2017 Playoff Run
Lab Museum United Girls Basketball Ready for 2017 A Playoffs.
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