ROCHESTER, NY – The newest face in the New York Collegiate Baseball League is a familiar friend. When the 2013 season opens, the Oneonta Outlaws return to the NYCBL. A new ownership group and a fresh approach look forward to another summer at Damaschke Field in Oneonta, New York. Putting a team in the NYCBL is a dream come true for the Outlaws new owner Gary Laing. “I … [Read more...] about Oneonta Outlaws return to the New York Collegiate Baseball League
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2011 NYCBL West Final re-evaluated
By Paul Gotham One series, two teams, three games and the six players promoted to minor league baseball. More than a year has passed since the Webster Yankees trimmed the Geneva Red Wings in the 2011 New York Collegiate Baseball League West Division Final. Four runs proved the difference in a series dominated by the home team. Webster scored four in the … [Read more...] about 2011 NYCBL West Final re-evaluated
From the NYCBL to the New York Yankees; Syracuse Salt Cat Dan Fiorito inks a deal with the Bronx Bombers
By Justin Lada NILES, OH -- You can’t script stories any better than this. From spring to fall it’s been a good year of baseball for Dan Fiorito. From being named as the Freedom Conference Player of the Year for Manhattanville College, hitting three home runs in a conference playoff game then being a New York Collegiate Baseball League All-Star. The journey for … [Read more...] about From the NYCBL to the New York Yankees; Syracuse Salt Cat Dan Fiorito inks a deal with the Bronx Bombers
Ray Ciancaglini, Jon Schwind, “juiced baseballs” and the NYCBL cutoff
Comings and goings of the New York Collegiate Baseball League. Concussion management is now law for N.Y. school districts (Geneva Red Wings strength training coach) Ray Ciancaglini was a middleweight boxer who never was knocked down in seven years, he told the East High football teams. Ciancaglini, who grew up in Geneva, also shared another important part of … [Read more...] about Ray Ciancaglini, Jon Schwind, “juiced baseballs” and the NYCBL cutoff
From NYCBL to NY-P, Bostick keeps making the grade
By Justin Lada NILES, OH – New York State is making itself comfortable in the college baseball spotlight. Thanks to Stonybrook’s run to the College World Series and the St. John’s Red Storm finishing a magical season in the Super-Regionals, the Empire State boasted two teams in college baseball’s grand showcase. New York Collegiate Baseball League alum Chris Bostick is … [Read more...] about From NYCBL to NY-P, Bostick keeps making the grade