Courtesy of GoBonnies.com By Scott Eddy, Director of Athletics Communications It was the type of call that any kid who ever worn a glove dreams of receiving. And yet for a few moments after picking up the phone, Cole Peterson couldn't believe the words. "I was contacted by our minor league farm director Dave Owen and he asked how I would feel about catching an early … [Read more...] about Former Bonnies shortstop Peterson earns Tigers Spring Training nod, Minor League Award
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Red Wings announce plans to expand fan safety netting
Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com ROCHESTER, NY – The Rochester Red Wings have announced plans to expand and enhance fan safety netting at Frontier Field prior to the start of the 2018 season. Major League Baseball recommended that netting be extended to the ends of each dugout to keep fans safe from batted balls, bats and other equipment leaving the playing field. During the … [Read more...] about Red Wings announce plans to expand fan safety netting
Rodney takes over as MCC women roll in tourney opener
Courtesy of MCCTribunes.com HARRISON, Arkansas - Lanay Rodney scored 16 of her game-high 25 points in the pivotal third quarter and the top-seeded MCC women's basketball team took command in the second half in a 78-43 win over Harcum College in the opening round of the NJCAA Division II national tournament Tuesday evening. Rodney outscored the 16th-seeded Bears 14-4 … [Read more...] about Rodney takes over as MCC women roll in tourney opener
Blue collar Bulls play game with chip on the shoulder
By PAUL GOTHAM If the Arizona Wildcats want to start pointing fingers to assign blame for their first-round loss Thursday night, they can start with the NCAA Selection Committee and the coaches of the Mid-American Conference. "We felt like maybe we had a bad seed," UB head coach Nate Oats said after his No. 13 seed Bulls knocked off No. 4 seed Arizona, 89-68. "We thought … [Read more...] about Blue collar Bulls play game with chip on the shoulder
Pioch’s sacrifice key to Irondequoit’s run to second straight state semi-final
By PAUL GOTHAM Chris Cardon had a dilemma. It was a good problem to have, but he had to make a decision. When Patrick Thomas returned from a wrist injury in late January, Cardon needed to make room in the lineup. His Eagles had gone 8-1 in the junior forward's absence, but the 32nd-year coach knew his squad's potential and realized Thomas needed to be in the … [Read more...] about Pioch’s sacrifice key to Irondequoit’s run to second straight state semi-final