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NCAA takes vital role in development of female players
ZURICH In mens hockey, playing in college is only one of several options for becoming a world-class player. In womens hockey, however, the NCAA offers unparalleled conditions to become a superstar.The NCAA Division I is the foundation behind the success of the U.S. womens national hockey team. The league even succeeds in luring Canadian players away from Canadian Interuniversity Sport, the NCAAs equivalent up north.Nowadays, more and more European players who go to North America are finding themselves in a paradise for female hockey players, while Division I recruiters are finding themselves as a demander for talent.But why is the NCAA so good at recruiting players? And why is it considered a top development source for female hockey players?The key is Title IX. Its a U.S. law that forbids discrimination against women in study financed by the federal government. For any sport in a university it means that men and women shall receive the same funding in their sport and the same conditions something many womens hockey teams outside the NCAA can only dream of.Since universities compete at a high level in mens hockey, they need to do the same in womens hockey. Female players dont have to practise late at night like in many other rinks they share with mens hockey, juniors and other sports. They are given the same practice conditions and ice time as their male counterparts. And because competition is intense, colleges try to expand the pool of recruits by reaching out to other hockey countries.Not surprisingly, NCAA womens hockey is still dominated by Americans. But since womens hockey began to grow internationally in the 90s with the start of the IIHF Ice Hockey Womens World Championship and the first-ever Olympic womens ice hockey tournament in Nagano 1998, more and more Canadians went south the border, followed by the Europeans. Checking the rosters of the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey Womens Championship program, you can find many players from all top-division national teams coming from an NCAA team: Americans, Canadians, Finns, Germans, Russians, Slovaks, Swedes and Swiss. If you go down to lower divisions, you will also find players from the Czech Republic, Denmark and Norway who left their native countries to study and play in the U.S.The University of Minnesota-Duluth, whose team is guided by former Team Canada head coach Shannon Miller, was the first college team to recruit international players in higher numbers. Their success story has been paralleled by the University of North Dakota.Over the growth of the last ten years its been instrumental to prepare players for the international game. Thats something our program looks at too. Were interested in players who try to represent their countries, said Brian Idalski, the head coach of the University of North Dakotas womens hockey team.The integration of players from other countries is a positive challenge for him.Diversity is very important at a university, said Idalski, who previously coached in mens college and minor league teams. Were becoming more and more a small world with global connections. Its part of the educational process to learn from other people.With players not only from the U.S., but also from Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Norway and Sweden, the results have also changed on the ice.When I took the team over we had zero wins in conference play, he said. We wouldnt be doing as well without the European players.Now the team that competes in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, one of four conferences in NCAA Division I womens hockey, is on a streak of seven wins in the last four weeks.Behind the Lamoureux twins, Finlands Michelle Karvinen and Dane Josefine Jakobsen are the most successful scorers for North Dakota, and Norwegian Jorid Dagfinrud has been a fixture in the net with a 6-2 record and a 92.1 save percentage.The conditions are great for the players. Their home arena is the state-of-the-art Ralph Engelstad Arena that was the main venue for the 2005 IIHF World Junior Championship.I would think more players will come in the future, Idalski said. One of the problems is educating the players at a young age so they get set up for the opportunity. And its also more paperwork for us to do. Were hopeful that rules will change and we are allowed to have contact with players earlier.While Idalski is used to a more physical and aggressive style of play coming from mens hockey and calls womens hockey truly a skills game, he found the perfect co-worker for his staff in Peter Elander from Sweden. Elanders role has been crucial for finding the right candidates in Europe, even in the lower divisions.After the success Duluth was having with Swedish players and the Detroit Red Wings in the NHL, we saw that theyre something doing development-wise were not doing, Idalski said. Those players think the game a little bit better than what we did in North America generally speaking. Peter and me became good friends and were lucky enough to make it happen.Elander has been running international womens hockey camps for 15 years and he coached the Swedish womens national team for nine years. He was the bench boss when Sweden won Olympic silver in Turin 2006 after eliminating the U.S. in a shootout in the semi-final the biggest success of a European team and led the Swedes to two bronze medals in the 2005 and 2007 World Championships.When I had the offer to go to university coaching after Vancouver 2010, it was a good decision, said the University of North Dakota womens hockey teams associate coach. They have more resources than any national team program expect Canada and the U.S.Its been a very good experience. We try to have an international team. We have the Lamoureux sisters as hometown girls and players from the U.S., Canada and Europe. Were the Real Madrid of college hockey.As a state school he has women not only of different nationalities, but also of different educational directions on his team future doctors, teachers and engineers.However, recruiting European players is not that easy. There are many hiccups on the way, Elander said. The school systems are different. There can be language and educational barriers.You need some personal inside in the European national teams, Elander said, and hes not the only one recruiting overseas.Also Duluth is recruiting many European players. The NCAA is the NHL of womens hockey. Players from the NCAA are usually the best players when they go to their national teams. The more players we can get into the college system with the level of games, coaching and practices, the better it is for the national teams.And we think we also benefit from an international atmosphere and were proud when our girls go and represent their countries. European players have some technical skills North American players dont have. European players have really good hands. They have soft hands and are very good passers while North American players shoot the puck better.For Elander, Finland and Sweden are still the steadiest producers of really good players in Europe.But for example at the last U18 tournament, the Russian team was as good as the Swedish team and also in Germany theres a lot of talent. But you need to work out the same way U.S. or Canadian players do, he said. I think the IIHFs Ambassador and Mentor Program will help to come there.Elander raves about NCAA womens hockey when comparing it to the situation in Europe. Behind the ice, four full-time staff and five volunteers take care of the team. Knowing how the background for female players elsewhere, he is proud to say that female hockey players are not treated as secondary hockey players in his university even if the men have much bigger crowds.And he knows that this is not completely self-evident, since the womens team is dependent of the success of the mens hockey program. The Title IX law correlates the two programs.The proportion of male and female athletes should mirror the proportion of students, Elander explains the consequences of the law. The mens team sells 12,000 tickets, the womens 1,500. So were depending on big programs in other sports.One of the most famous European NCAA alumni is Florence Schelling. The Swiss was named Best Goalkeeper of the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey Womens World Championship in the U.S. after leading her team to the first-ever bronze medal.Her career path is typical for many young European women in hockey who try to make their best out of their talent. In Europe they play with male junior teams as long as they can before switching to womens-only leagues.In her native Switzerland these opportunities are limited in the late teenage stage for skaters due to the physical play, but as a goalkeeper she was allowed to play in the top mens U20 league with the ZSC Lions Zurich organization. She even had the opportunity to practice with the farm team from the second-tier mens senior league.In 2008 Schelling left Switzerland for the Northeastern University in Boston.I knew I wasnt able to develop any further in Switzerland and I wanted to study. I was lucky to get the opportunity to present my skills at the Womens World Championships. Thats why I got several offers from American universities, Schelling remembered.She has been able to replicate the same success she has had with the Swiss national team, earning several awards. Last season she was even among the three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award for the best player in U.S. college hockey.Meanwhile she finished her four years with NCAA hockey and is concluding her study with a traineeship in Montreal where her boyfriend Yannick Weber would normally be playing for the Canadiens to receive her business administration degree.Both from the hockey and the educational side I developed a lot in the U.S., said Schelling. I had optimal requirements to improve day by day in hockey and to study further. I learned to be independent, to master another language and to learn a different culture. I had to be super disciplined to juggle hockey and homework. It wasnt very easy, but it made me stronger and steadier.Schelling said the main reason she opted for the Northeastern University was the educational part, not the hockey part. Thats why I got extra work as a goalkeeper sometimes, she added with a smile.To get a scholarship as an athlete is incredible. You really get spoiled at the university, also with the facilities and the clothes you get, said Schelling, whose brother plays for the ZSC Lions Zurich in the National League A. Luckily I knew early that this opportunity could become true and it had always been my goal. It was incredible for me since going to study in the U.S. without a scholarship is very expensive.Im happy I decided that way and I can recommend it to anybody to make this experience.While working in Montreal, Schelling still has the opportunity to play hockey after her college career, although the path has more obstacles than she was used to in the past.The number-one choice in non-college female hockey when it comes to the level of play is the Canadian Womens Hockey League. The league includes two teams from the Toronto area, one from Calgary, one from Montreal and one in the U.S., from Boston.Schelling was drafted by the Montreal Stars, but her hope to play in the city shes working became void after the pre-season camp when the team management decided to transfer her to the Brampton Hockey Club where she currently plays since the Stars team management opted to go with goalkeepers from its own province.However, in Elanders view there is still a lot to do to give NCAA alumni better opportunities to play the game at a high level apart from the national team competitions.The weak part is the time after you finish off the university career, he said. In the CWHL they practice just twice a week. There are many good players. A league in North America must do it for real with practices every day like we do at the university.For now NCAA womens hockey remains a haven for female hockey players. It may just be for a period of four years, but one that could be the most important for the players future lives on and off the ice.MARTIN MERKNCAA series:Part 1: College hockey the secrets outPart 2: Swedens Viktor Stålberg: College was my only real optionPart 3: Coach Peter Elander: Its the NHL of womens hockey end of the series


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With ice covering yards for a good part of the last month, common sense dictates that fish would dawdle in an early winter slumber during such weather.
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To the novice uplander, experienced grouse hunters possess an almost magical ability to find ruffed grouse. But in fact, if you know the bird's habits, anyone can do it. The tricks are being able to recognize prime grouse cover, being willing to walk (and walk, and walk!) -- and finally, when a bird flushes, being on guard and ready to shoot in an instant.
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In the past we have talked about treestand shots and the possibility of hitting higher than we want to. That topic brings up another important point: shooting deer at angles -- and this information applies to bowhunters and gunhunters.
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So far, this year of deer hunting has been really lousy for yours truly.
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A record wild turkey harvest, the return of the alligator gar and south-central Kentucky received two new wildlife management areas, are just some of the highlights of the past year.
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Batting Statistics
2B | Doubles | When a player reaches second on a batted ball |
3B | Triple | When a player reaches thirs on a batted ball |
AB | At Bats | A plate appearance that results in a ball put in play (without a sacrifice) or a strikeout. All other plate appearance results are not counted as an at bat. |
AVG | Batting Average | Formula: {h/ab}. Used to measure the percentage of time (3 decimal places) that a player reaches base on a batted ball against times that he had the opportunity to put the ball in play. A batting average of .300 is considered very good. |
BABIP | Batting Average on Balls put In Play | Formula: { (h-hr)/(ab-so-hr+sf) }. A player's ability to get a hit on balls put in play. For batters, can be used to measure a hitter's skill on how hard he hits the ball and his placement. |
BAL | Balls | The number (or %) of balls incurred by the batter. |
BB | Base on balls/Walks | Each instance of a player reaching base by receiving 4 pitches balls whether intentional or unintentional. |
BB% | Walk% | Formula: { bb/pa }. How many times a player walks per 100 plate appearances. |
BB/K | Walks per strikeout | Formula: { bb/so }. A ratio that compares the number of walks to strikeouts for a batter with the intention to see if a player has more positive non-contact at bats compared to negative. |
BrOuts | Baserunning Outs | Thrown out on basepaths by trying for an extra base or for other reason. Does not include being forced-out at a base or caught stealings. |
CS | Caught Stealing | When a player attempting to steal a base is thrown out by the catcher or pitcher. |
D13 | 1st to 3rd on a Double | Number of times, as a runner, that the player has advanced from 1st to 3rd on a double. |
D1H | Scored from 1st on a Double | Number of times, as a runner, that the player has scored from 1st on a double. |
FB | Flyballs | At bats resulting in a fly ball, regardless of result. Line drives, fly balls and popups are all considered flyballs for the purpose of this category. |
FO | Force outs or Fielders Choice | Batter's at bat resulted in a runner other than himself being thrown out at a base. The batter is deemed to have reached base only becauase the fielder elected to throw out a different runner and not the batter and is therefore not awarded a hit. |
G | Games | |
GB | Groundballs | At bats resulting in a ground ball, regardless of result. |
G/F | Groundball/flyball ratio | Formula: { groundballs/flyballs }. Indicates how many groundballs to flyballs a player hits. A value of 2.0 would indicate that a player hits 2 groundballs for every flyball. |
GDP | Grounded into double play | A ground ball hit by batter that results in the defense recording 2 outs. If a runner scores, the batter is not awarded a run batted in. |
GS | Games Started | # of times a player was included in the team's starting lineup. |
H | Hits | Each time a player reaches base without the result being an error or a forceout. Singles + Doubles + triples + Homers. |
HBP | Hit by Pitch | A batter is considered hit by a pitch when a pitched ball hits his body or equipment and the umpire has deemed that it was not intentional. |
HR | Home Runs | A ball hit fair over the outfield fence or a batter running around the bases on a batted ball without an error being incurred. |
HR2Run | 2-run Home Runs | A home run hit with 1 man on base. |
HR3Run | 3-run Home Runs | A home run hit with 2 men on base. |
HR% | Home Run Percentage | Formula: { hr/pa }. For each 100 plate appearnces, how many home runs the player has hit. |
HrRBIs | Home Run RBIs | # of RBIs earned from home runs hit. |
IBB | Intentional Walks | When a pitcher/catcher combination throw intentional balls (catcher stands up with a glove target high and away) to a batter to put him on base without having to pitch to him. |
InfH (IH) | Infield Hits | When a batter reaches first base without the ball leaving the infield or the ball being fielded by an infielder. |
ISO | Isolated Power | Formula: { slg-avg }. Tries to measure a player's raw power by removing singles from consideration. |
MultiHR | Multiple Home Run Games | Games with two or more homers. |
OBP | On Base Percentage | Formula: { (h+bb+hbp)/(ab+bb+hbp+sf) }. The percentage of all plate appearances (minus sacrifice hits) where a player has reached base. Whereas batting average ignores walks and hit by pitch as positive batting events, OBP uses all instances of a batter reaching base to provide a different view of a player's effectiveness. An obp of .360 is considered good. |
OPS | On base Plus Slugging | Formula: { obp+slg }. A measure that tries to take into account every baseball event and rate a player's true value to his team offensively. An OPS of 820 would be considered good. |
Outs | Batting Outs | Each time a player's at bat results in an out on the basepaths whereby the player did not earn a hit. |
PA | Plate Appearances | Each time a player's trip to the plate has a result. |
P/PA | Pitchers per Plate Appearances | Formula: { pitches/pa }. Indicates the average number of pitches a batter faces for each plate appearance. |
PH | Pinch hits | Hits while batter was inserted into the batting order to replace another batter. |
PIT | Pitches | The number of pitches a batter faced. |
Popups | Popups | A ball hit high into the air in the infield. A flyball to the outfield is not ruled a popup. |
PoT | Pickoff Throws | The number of times a pitcher executed a pickoff throw to a base occupied by the player. |
R | Run Scored | Each time a player crosses home plate and his team is awarded a run. |
RBI | Runs batted in | An RBI is awarded for each runner batted in by the batter (including himself) in his at bat. An RBI is awarded for outs but not for double play groundouts. |
RC | Runs Created | Formula used on TBC: Part A {H+BB-CS+HBP-GDP) Part B { (1.125xSingles)+(1.69*doubles)+(3.02*Triples)+(3.73*Homers)+(.29*(BB-IBB+HBP))+(.492*(SH+SF+SB))-(.04*so) } Part C { AB+BB+HBP+SH+SF). Complete Formula using A,B,C is { (((2.4c+A)(3c+B))/9c )-.9c. This algorithm is intended to measure the number of runs a player has created in his at bats and is intended to be a better measure of his offensive contribution. |
RC/G | Runs Created per game | Formula: { rc/(outs/27) }. Designed to determine the number of runs a team would score with only this player in the lineup. Allows for easier comparison between players. |
ROE | Reached on error | Batter reached base as the result of an error and not a hit. |
S12 | 1st to 2nd on a single | Number of times, as a runner, that the player has advanced from 1st to 2nd on a single. |
S13 | 1st to 3rd on a single | Number of times, as a runner, that the player has advanced from 1st to 3rd on a single. |
S23 | 2ndt to 3rd on a single | Number of times, as a runner, that the player has advanced from 2nd to 3rd on a single. |
S2H | Scored from 2nd on a single | Number of times, as a runner, that the player has scored from 2nd on a single. |
SA (or SecA) | Secondary Average | Formula: { (TB-H+BB+SB-CS)/AB }. A complimentary measure to batting average with the added input of bases earned through extra base hits, walks and net stolen bases. |
SB | Stolen Bases | When a player running while pitcher pitches makes it to the next base before the catcher (or pitcher) can throw him out. |
SB3 | Steal of 3b | The # of times a player stole third base. |
SH | Sacrifice Hits | A bunted ball by the batter where at least one baserunner is advanced. The batter is deemed to have sacrificed his at bat and he is not awarded an official at bat. |
SF | Sacrifice Flies | A batted ball in the air that results in a teammate scoring from any base (mostly 3b) after tagging up when the ball is caught. The batter is not awarded an at bat. |
Slams | Grand Slams | Home runs with the bases loaded (runner on every base). |
SLG | Slugging Percentage | Formula: { tb/ab }. A measure of a player's power or their ability to produce bases. Batting average and On Base Percentage count all hits equally while slugging percentage considers hits with more bases earned as more valuable then lesser hits. A slugging of .450 would be considered good. |
SO | Strikeouts | A player ruled out after swinging and missing (or tipping) strike 3 or taking strike 3. |
SO% | Strikeout% | Formula: { so/pa }. How many times a player strikes out per 100 plate appearances. |
STR | Strikes | The number (or %) of strikes incurred by the batter including batted balls put into play (which are considered strikes). |
SWG | Swinging and miss strikes | The number (or %) of swing and miss strikes incurred by the batter. |
TB | Total Bases | The total number of bases accumulated for all hits. Singles count as 1 base, doubles count as 2, triples count as 3 and home runs count as 4 bases. |
XBH% | Extra Base Hit % | Formula: { (2b+3b+hr)/h }. The percentage of a player's hits that are for extra bases. |
Pitching Statistics
2B | Doubles against | The number of doubles allowed |
3B | Triples against | The number of triples allowed |
AB | At Bats Against | The number of official at bats against a pitcher. This is not the actual number of batters faced. |
BAL | Balls | The number (or %) of balls incurred by the pitcher. |
BAVG | Batting Average Against | Formula: {h/ab}. Aggregated batting average of all batters against this pitcher. |
BB | Walks Allowed | The number of bases on balls allowed by a pitcher whether or not they were intentional. |
BB9 | Walks per 9 Innings | Formula: { (9/IP)*BB }. A normlized stat that allows comparison of ability to limit walks to opposing batters over each 9 innings. |
BB/SO | Walks per strikeout | Formula: { bb/k }. A ratio that compares the number of walks to strikeouts for a pitcher with the intention to see if a pitcher has more positive non-contact at bats against compared to negative. |
BK | Balks | Where a pitcher makes an illegal movement on the mound intended to deceive a batter or runner resulting in a runner being allowed to advanced a base. If no runner on base, a balk is not charged but instead the movement will be considered a pitch that resulted in a ball. |
BS | Blown Saves | Attributed to a pitcher who enters a game in a save situation but leaves with a loss or the loss of his team's lead. |
CG | Complete Games | When a pitcher is the only pitcher used for a team during a game regardless of the number of innings pitched, provided the game was considered an official game. |
CS | Caught Stealings | The number of runners caught stealing while pitcher was on mound. |
ER | Earned Runs | Similar to runs except only charged to the pitcher if the baserunner did not reach on error. If an error would have resulted in a third out, all subsequent runs are deemed unearned since the inning would have been over. |
ERA | Earned Run average | Formula: { (9/IP)*ER. A popular metric used determine the number of earned runs a pitcher gives up every 9 innings. An ERA of less than 3 is considered excellent though it often depends on an era or a league. |
G | Games Pitched | Games in which a pitcher faced at least one batter either a starter or as a reliever. |
GB/FB | Groundball/flyball ratio | Formula: { groundballs/flyballs }. Indicates how many groundballs to flyballs a pitcher allows. A value of 2.0 would indicate that a pitcher forces 2 groundballs for every flyball. In general, a pitcher allowing more groundballs is more effective at not allowing home runs. |
GF | Games Finished | Games in which the pitcher was the last pitcher for his team provided he entered the game in relief and did not start the game. |
GR | Games Relieved | Games pitched in which a pitcher did not start the game. |
GS | Games Started | Where a pitcher was the first pitcher for his team in a game. |
H | Hits Allowed | The number of hits a pitcher allowed |
H9 | Hits per 9 Innings | Formula: { (9/IP)*H }. A normlized stat that allows comparison of ability to limit hits to opposing batters over each 9 innings. Ideally, a pitcher wants to allow less than 9 hits per 9 innings. |
HB | Hit Batsmen | The number of batters hit by a pitcher where they were awarded first base. |
HLD | Holds | A stat used for relief pitchers to indicate times when they entered the game in a save situation and left the game with the lead still in tact. The pitcher cannot finish the game for a hold to be awarded. Designed to be a statistic to reward setup men. |
HR | Home runs Allowed | The number of homers a pitcher allowed |
HR9 | Home runs per 9 Innings | Formula: { (9/IP)*HR }. A normlized stat that allows comparison of ability to limit home runs to opposing batters over each 9 innings. |
INN/ST | Inning Started in Game | The average inning a pitcher entered a game as a reliever. Used to give viewer an idea of how the pitcher was used during the season. A value of 9 would indicate a closer while a value of 7 or 8 would indicate likely that he was a setup man. A value lower than this would indicate mopup man or a reliever without a defined role. |
IP | Innings Pitched | Tracked in thirds based on the # of outs a pitcher records while on the mound. Every 3 outs results in an inning pitched regardless of whether the outs were recorded in the same inning. |
IP-R | Innings Pitched as Reliever | For games where pitcher was a relief pitcher |
IP-S | Innings Pitched as starter | For games where pitcher was the starting pitcher. |
Ir | Inherited Runners | The number of runners on base when a relief pitcher enters the game. |
Is | Inherited Runners Scored | The number of inherited runners that the relief pitcher allowed to score. |
InRV | Inherited Runners Value | The value of inherited runners on base when a relief pitcher enters the game where a runner on 1st has a value of 3, a runner on 2nd has a value of 2 and a runner on 3rd has a value of 1 in an attempt to provide some leeway for relief pitchers entering with a runner on 3b and less than 2 outs whereby allowing the runner to score is not an absolute failure. |
InRS | Inherited Runners Value scored | The value of inherited runners that scored (see InRV to see scoring). |
L | Losses | Games where the pitcher was awarded the loss for being on the mound when his team fell behind for the last time in a game that they lost. |
P/PA | Pitchers per Plate Appearances | Formula: { pitches/pa }. Indicates the average number of pitches a pitcher throws for each plate appearance against him. |
PIT | Pitches | The number of pitches a pitcher has thrown. |
PO | Pickoffs | The number of runners picked off of base. |
QS | Quality Starts | A game in which a starting pitcher lasts at least 6 innings and allows 3 or less earned runs. |
R | Runs allowed | The number of runs allowed to score that were charged to the pitcher. A runner put on base by a pitcher belongs to him, even if he has been replaced on the mound. All runs, regardless of whether they were the pitcher's fault or not are counted. |
SB | Stolen Bases allowed | The number of runners who stole a base while pitcher was on mound |
Score | Inherited Runners Score | A TBC metric for relief pitchers that measures a relief pitcher's overall success at cleaning up baserunner messes that he inherits. |
SHO | Shutouts | Games where the pitcher did not allow a run and completed the game while receiving the win. A game in which a pitcher allowed no earned runs but allowed at least one run is not considered a shutout. |
SO | Strikeouts | The number of batters struck out by the pitcher. Includes strikeouts where the runner reached first base on the strike out. |
SO9 | Strikeouts per 9 Innings | Formula: { (9/IP)*SO }. A normlized stat that allows comparison of ability to limit hits to opposing batters over each 9 innings. |
STR | Strikes | The number (or %) of strikes incurred by the pitcher including batted balls put into play (which are considered strikes). |
SWG | Swinging and miss strikes | The number (or %) of swing and miss strikes induced by the pitcher. |
SV | Saves | Where a pitcher was the last pitcher for his team in a victory where he did not receive the victory and pitched at least 1/3 of an inning. He will also have had to satisfy one of the following criteria: |
TBF | Total Batters Faced | The total number of batters faced by a pitcher regardless of outcome so long as the batter's appearance became an official plate appearance. |
W | Wins | Games where the pitcher was awarded a win for being on the mound when his team took the lead for good. |
WHIP | Walks + HITS per Inning Pitched | Formula: { (BB+H)/IP }. Designed to measure a pitcher's ability to keep men off bases. Does not include batters hit by a pitch. |
WP | Wild Pitches | A pitch that eludes the catcher where the ball hits the ground before reaching the catcher or is deemed impossible for the catcher to handle. It is possible that a wild pitch is ruled a passed ball if the fault rests on the catcher. |
Fielding Statistics
A | Assists | A fielding play where a ball thrown by the fielder to another fielder results in an out. |
DP | Double Plays | Instances where a player was involved in a play where at least 2 outs were required, most of which occur on groundballs to infielders. |
E | Errors | A play where the official scorer believes the fielder should have been able to make the play successfully but for unprovoked reasons, did not. Includes dropping fly balls, booting groundballs and making inaccurate throws. |
FPct | Fielding Percentage | Formula: { (PO+A)/(PO+A+E) }. A basic formula that explains the percent of success on fieldable balls. The limitation of fielding percentage is that it does not consider a player's range and therefore a player is not penalized for not being able to get to a ball that most fielders would be able to field. |
G | Games Played | Games played at the particular position |
GS | Games Started | Games started at the particular position but only for Major League data since 2003 |
INN | Innings | Number of innings played a particular position. Available only for Major Leaguers since 2000. |
PO | Putouts | A fielding play where the player directly resulted in a batter being out. Includes catching a ball at a base, tagging a runner or catching a ball hit in the air. |
RF | Range Factor | Formula: { TC/G }. Considers the amount of balls successfully fielded per game. Does not consider the number of innings and therefore a late-inning replacement will have a low Range Factor will not be representative of his value. More suited to starting fielders. |
RF9 | Range Factor per 9 innings | Formula: { (9/inn)*(PO+A). Determines the number of plays made at a position per 9 innings thus allowing for comparison between fielders of the same position with an equal denominator. The range factor is intended to determine a player's range at a position compared to his peers but there are other factors that might contribute to a high range factor such as opportunity. A team facing more left-handed batters will have more opportunity for the right side of the infield. |
TC | Total Chances | Formula: { PO + A + E }. All possible chances in the field not including balls that a player could not reach. |


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Colorado resort just yards from the ski chairlifts
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This hotel (renovated October 2008) is located 200 yards from the Silver Queen and Red Lady Express chairlifts, and is three miles from the town of Crested Butte.
Indoor/outdoor pool
In addition to easy access to the slopes, The Grand Lodge provides a 24-hour fitness center, a steam room, a heated indoor/outdoor pool, and an outdoor spa tub.
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Guestrooms at The Grand Lodge have pale-wood furnishings and satellite TV; some include kitchenettes or fireplaces. Some guestrooms also offer views of the surrounding mountains or Gunnison Valley.
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The Grand Lodge Crested Butte features the outdoor Wildflower Spa which boasts reflexology and massage treatment, an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, a steam room, and a fitness room with free weights and cardiovascular and strength-training equipment. Complimentary wired Internet access is available throughout the property. Further amenities are a business center, concierge desk, a computer station, picnic area, and luggage storage. Ski and snowboard rentals are available. Dining options include a restaurant and a bar.
The Grand Lodge welcomes well-behaved dogs of all sizes. Pet-friendly rooms are limited, and must be reserved in advance. A portion of the onsite pet fee is donated to PAWS, a local nonprofit agency benefiting animals in the Gunnison Valley. Pet friendly rooms are located on lower floors for your convenience
The property is smoke-free (fines apply for smoke-free violations).
A roundtrip airport shuttle is available for an extra fee, parking is free.
Each room at the Grand Lodge is equipped with a ceiling fan, box fan, and at least one opening window to assist with climate control. Consistent with most Colorado mountain resorts, the Grand Lodge does not offer air-conditioning in guest rooms.
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Spa tub
- Concierge services
- Fitness facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Business center
- Banquet facilities
- Audiovisual equipment
- Total number of rooms - 223
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 5
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Patio
- Ski storage
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Exhibit space
- Fireplace in lobby
- Ski shuttle (complimentary)
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free self parking
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Security guard
- Shopping on site
- Ski passes available
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Tour assistance
- Wedding services
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Free parking, Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Room Amenities
- Soundproofed rooms
- Ceiling fan
- Voice mail
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary bottled water
- Wake-up calls
- Extra towels/bedding
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Window opens
- Clock radio
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Satellite TV service
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Mountain view
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
The WoodStone Grille and Lounge - Located just off the lobby. Breakfast and dinner served daily. Coffee served with buffet or a la carte specialties. Dinner menu features hearty regional/southwestern comfort cuisine with an international twist. The Woodstone Grille is closed in the off season. These dates can vary but generally are April 10 - June 10, and October 1 - November 20.
- Recreation
The Grand Lodge Crested Butte has an indoor/outdoor heated pool and outdoor spa tub. There is also a fitness room where free weights and cardiovascular and strength-training equipment are available.
The hotel is located at the base of the Mt. Crested Butte Ski Resort, yards from the Silver Queen and Red Lady Express chairlifts. The immediate area has 121 ski runs and 16 lifts and the hotel has an on-site ski-rental shop. Six miles away, The Club at Crested Butte offers a golf course.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Boating nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Hunting nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Playground nearby
- Hot springs nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Ice fishing nearby
- Sledding nearby
- Snow tubing on site
- Skiing - alpine on site
- Ski jumping nearby
- Game viewing nearby
- Golf - miniature on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Ski equipment rentals on site
- Ski lessons on site
- Skiing - cross-country on site
- Skiing - downhill on site
- Snowboard park on site
- Snowboarding on site
- Swimming on site
- Rock climbing nearby
- Ziplining on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The Grand Lodge Crested Butte Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs only
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: USD 10.50 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: USD 30 per pet, per night
- Pet deposit: USD 30 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Kraus KCV-122-CH Chrome 19" Ceramic Vessel Bathroom Sink - Includes Pop-Up Drain
Technical Specs
Specification Sheet / Installation Guide | |
ADA | No |
Basin Depth | 5 |
Color | White Ceramic |
Drain Assembly Included | Yes |
Faucet Holes | 0 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 5 |
Installation Type | Vessel |
Length | 19.44 |
Material | Brass, Vitreous China |
Number Of Basins | 1 |
Overflow | No |
Product Weight | 18 |
Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Theme | Modern |
UPC Approved | No |
Width | 11.84 |
Product Features:
- Fully covered under Kraus' limited lifetime warranty
- Constructed of the finest grade vitreous china
- Non-porous glossy, baked on finish is highly durable and scratch resistant
- Handmade by skilled artisans
- Add an elegant touch to your bathroom with a Kraus ceramic wash basin
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- Designed for above-the-counter installation
- Includes pop-up drain
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- Handcrafted Quality: Kraus vessel sinks are handcrafted in a very labor-intensive process. Starting with only the finest materials, artisans work each sink through its various production stages, with complete control over the entire process. By using hands to get the work done, each Kraus vessel sink is a functional work of art that has seen great care and thought put into its creation. The end result is a flawless sink that shows its attention to details.
- Heavily Certified: Kraus has gone to great lengths to be able to provide you, the homeowner, the rest-easy satisfaction knowing that your sink is certified and listed by all the major product testing boards in the U.S. and Canada. This means that this sink is deemed safe to use and that it meets all applicable building codes. Certifications and listings include: UPC, cUPC, CSA, IAPMO, ANSI and SCC.
Product Specifications:
- Height: 5" (measured from the bottom of sink to the top of the rim)
- Overall Width: 11-1/2" (measured from the back outer rim to the front outer rim)
- Overall Length: 19" (measured from the left outer rim to the right outer rim)
- Installation Type: Vessel
- Number of Faucet Holes: 0
- Drain Outlet Connection: 1-3/4"
- Material: Ceramic
- KCV-122: This model
- KCV-122-SO: Sink only version of this model
Special Note:
This vessel sink is available as a bathroom combo with a number of faucet choices. Like their vessel sinks, Kraus vessel faucets have gained tremendous momentum within the kitchen and bath industry and are highly regarded for their quality, durability, and meaningful innovation. If you are considering a purchase of this sink and also need a new vessel faucet, we urge you to consider the bathroom combos; they truly are a deal. To the right of these product details you will find 5 bathroom combos that include this sink. All bathroom combos that use this sink can be found by typing "KCV-122" into the search bar at the top right of this page.
Additional Kraus Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Kraus Products
- Shop All Kraus White Ceramic Collection Products
Our SKU: KCV-122
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
Antique Brass - KCV-122-CH
Chrome - KCV-122-G*
Gold - KCV-122-ORB
Oil Rubbed Bronze - KCV-122-SN
Satin Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
10 Questions from the Community
HOw is this sink anchored securely to the counter surface (granite)?
does it come in ice grey
Can this be a wall mounted sink?
does the sink have an overflow drain?
The description says "pop up drain included". Is it available in brushed nickel instead of the pictured chrome finish?
what does the "please select finish" tab refer to, if the sink is only available in white?
is there a guarantee with respect to t he finish? I've heard some of the finishes on the inexpensive sinks give out after a short time
How is the pop up drain controlled? Could a grid drain be installed with this sink?
A. The Kraus KCV-122 pop up drain is controlled by pressing on the drain. Press once and the drain is closed, press again and the drain is open. You could use a grid drain but then you will not be able to plug the sink at all. The grid drain would be a separate purchase and the pop up drain will still come with the sink.
Does it come with p-trap
Would this sink work with the Kraus KGW-1700-FR
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- Run Time: 200 min
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- DVD Release Date: April 26, 2011
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Among all the killing fields of the Civil War, certain battlegrounds have earned the right to be called legendary: Shiloh, Antietam, Gettysburg and Cold Harbor. With a level of destruction and a rate of casualties unprecedented in American military history, each of these clashes would play a pivotal role in shaping the course and the ultimate outcome of the war between the states.
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Produced by Japan's leading blade manufacturer, Shun knives reflect the craftsmanship of a centuries-old tradition of Japanese knife making. This ten-piece collection includes the knife styles most used by professional chefs and home cooks alike.
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McDonough Partners With Fabretto in Nicaragua for Student Internships
Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business has started a new partnership with the Fabretto Children's Foundation, a Nicaraguan non-profit organization that provides assistance for those children most in need in Central America. To inaugurate this partnership, two undergraduate students will be awarded $2,500 stipends to become Fabretto Fellows for Summer 2013. Fellows will travel and stay in Nicaragua for five to six weeks and participate in developing Fabretto's strategic plan, carry out cost-benefit analysis, and help in research and product ideas.
Insurance and Behavioral Economics: Improving Decision in a Misunderstood Industry, Mar. 15
The Center for Business and Public Policy at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business will present "Insurance and Behavior Economics: Improving Decisions in the Most Misunderstood Industry."
The business, economics, and policy seminar will feature Howard Kunreuther, professor of decision sciences and public policy at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School and co-director of the Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center, and William Topetta, senior adviser at Promontory Financial Group.
"Father of Financial Futures" to Discuss Book on Financial and Environmental Innovation, Mar. 13
Richard Sandor, author of the book Good Derivatives: A Story of Financial and Environmental Innovation, will speak at an event hosted by the Center for Financial Markets and Policy at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
Global Conference on Trade Policy and International Marketing Focuses on Transatlantic Partnership, March 14-15
Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business and the American Marketing Association, with the support of the International Trade Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce, will present "Trade Policy and International Marketing: Breakthroughs on the Horizon." The conference is a collaboration of business, policy, and academic participants from around the world.
Three Georgetown Students Drafted to Major League Soccer
Three Georgetown seniors were drafted to Major League Soccer (MLS), making Georgetown one of only two universities with the most seniors selected from one team. Georgetown McDonough's Tommy Muller was a No. 15 pick for the San Jose Earthquakes, and Ian Christianson was a No. 23 pick for the New York Red Bulls. Georgetown College's Jimmy Nealis was a No. 37 pick to the Houston Dynamo.
John Idol, CEO of Michael Kors, Speaks to Students
On Friday, February 9, John Idol, CEO of Michael Kors, spoke to students at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business on the topics of accessible luxury and maintaining strategic focus in business. The event was sponsored by Georgetown Aspiring Minority Business Leaders & Entrepreneurs (G.A.M.B.L.E.), with co-sponsorship from the Georgetown McDonough Undergraduate Program Office, McDonough Retail and Luxury Association (MRLA), the McDonough Global Student Association, and the Undergraduate Marketing Association.
Smart Start: A Springboard for Success
Smart Start was launched this fall at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business to prepare first- and second-year business undergraduates for academic and professional success. The year-long academic and professional development program was organized through the Undergraduate Program Office and serves students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Students Participate in Weekend of Service to Others
On Saturday, January 19, Thirty-three Georgetown McDonough students joined more than 300 students from the university and Ward 7 community members to participate in a day of community service as part of Weekend of Service. The national event was organized by the Corporation for National Service, a federal organization that leads the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service and the President's Day of Service on Inauguration Weekend.
Entrepreneurship Fellows Program Accepting Applications
The Entrepreneurship Fellows Program was designed specifically for undergraduate students with an interest in further exploring entrepreneurship. Applications are currently being accepted for the third cohort of Entrepreneurship Fellows; the deadline to apply is March 1.
Georgetown McDonough Undergrads Shine at Investment Competition
On January 10, 2013, Georgetown University McDonough School of Business seniors Charles Kim, Yuchen Liu, Oltan Akin, and Yi-Hsien Ho participated in the National Investment Banking Competition and Conference, run by students at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business in Vancouver, Canada.


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