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The NHL Doesn't Really Care About The Salary Cap Value
by PuckStopsHere on 03/19/15 at 03:04 PM ET
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The NHL will be significantly affected by its salary cap next year. Because of a drop in the value of the Canadian dollar it may not rise much from its current $69 million. This will hurt the quality of hockey in the NHL. The best teams of this season will not be able to be kept together because they won't have the salary cap space to give their current players the raises they deserve.
There is an optional salary cap escalator that the NHLPA and NHL can invoke to increase next year's cap by 5% above the value that last year's revenue would give. The NHLPA is not interested in doing this because they have lost significant amounts of their salaries to escrow in the past few seasons. The dollar figures that player's sign on their contracts are not the dollar figures they actually get paid. The players get 50% of the defined revenue that the NHL makes, with the owners getting the other 50% plus all money that is not defined as revenue. If the contracts signed by players are likely to be for more money than 50% of defined revenue, the players have to pay into an escrow account. When revenue is clearly known, the players likely get some of the escrow money back. Players can lose 15-20% of their contact values due to escrow. The players do not like this. Thus they would rather keep the salary cap figure low to reduce escrow.
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AHL Scoring Leader
by PuckStopsHere on 03/17/15 at 03:48 PM ET
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At the beginning of February, I reported that Teemu Pulkkinen of the Grand Rapids Griffins (Detroit farm team) was the top scorer in the AHL. I also predicted that he wouldn't be the top scorer at season's end because he would likely be called up to the NHL. That prediction has turned out to be correct. Brian O'Neill of the Manchester Monarchs (LA Kings affiliate) has re-taken the scoring lead. O'Neill has 67 points in 57 games played. This is a six point lead on Pulkkinen in eleven extra games played. O'Neill has been hot lately. He scored five points in two games over the weekend.
O'Neill is 26 years old, so he is young enough that he may make an NHL impact. However since he is very small for an NHLer at 5'8" 165 pounds, he is not on the fast track. Los Angeles may give him a shot, but it isn't clear if they will take a chance on him during their stretch run. I think he will likely have the chance to win the AHL scoring title.
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Top Defenceman
by PuckStopsHere on 03/13/15 at 02:11 PM ET
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In mid-February I last made a Norris Trophy pick. At that point, Shea Weber had moved in front of Mark Giordano for the lead. The race between the two had been very tight. Both Giordano and Weber had led the race a couple of times. When Mark Giordano suffered season ending injury, I presumed that Weber would run away with the Norris Trophy in the rest of the season. That hasn't happened. Weber's play has not been as strong recently. In fact his whole Nashville team has failed to play at the same level. They have only one win since February 24th. This has allowed the Norris Trophy race to tighten with other players as contenders.
PK Subban has now taken the lead. Subban has more points than Weber. He has better puck possession numbers relative to his team. Nashville has been a good puck possession team this year, much better than in years past and Weber has not seen the same improvement in his numbers. Montreal has not been as strong in terms of puck possession. Their success is far more tied to strong goaltending from Carey Price. Montreal's strongest puck possession numbers have come with Subban on the ice. That is why PK Subban is the current Norris Trophy leader.
Subban has already won a Norris Trophy in 2013 and he has played better this season. In 2013 he was criticized by some for his defensive play. Today his defensive play has improved a lot. Subban has been a top offensive defenceman his whole career and his defence is catching up.
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I NOW Consider Duncan Keith A Hall Of Famer
by PuckStopsHere on 03/09/15 at 07:05 PM ET
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I try to pick the point where a player becomes a Hall of Famer regardless of what will happen in the remainder of a player's career. Today I think Duncan Keith has reached that point.
The main argument for Keith is that he is a two time Norris Trophy winner. That places him in a prestigious group of twelve players who have won multiple Norris Trophies. All of the players on this list are Hall of Famers (Bobby Orr, Doug Harvey, Ray Bourque, Chris Chelios, Paul Coffey, Pierre Pilote, Denis Potvin, Rod Langway, Larry Robinson and Brian Leetch) or have not been retired long enough to be eligible Nicklas Lidstrom and Duncan Keith). There are a few players who have won the Norris Trophy once and are hall of Fame eligible but have not been inducted (Randy Carlyle and Doug Wilson). While it would be unlikely to win multiple Norris Trophies that may be possible if they had few other accomplishments in their career.
Keith was the ice time leader in the 2010 Olympics when he was a member of the gold medal winning Canadian team. He also won gold in the 2014 Olympics. He has also won the Stanley Cup twice in 2010 and 2013. There have been few All Star Games recently due to Olympiads and lockouts. Nevertheless, Keith has appeared in three of them. He probably should have appeared in two or three others if they existed. During this time he has posted some very good puck possession numbers. This year is no exception where he is currently second in raw Corsi. Since we have passed the trade deadline we are far enough into this season to know that it will be a success. Even if the season falls apart or Keith suffers a season ending injury, this is a successful season. Given his previous accomplishments this is enough that he is a Hall of Famer.
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AHL Standings
by PuckStopsHere on 03/07/15 at 08:22 PM ET
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I haven't written about the AHL standings since mid-January. At that time the Oklahoma City Barons (Edmonton Oiler affiliate) held down first place. Since then they have fallen out of first place and currently sit five points behind the league leading Hershey Bears (Washington Capital affiliate). Hershey holds a two point lead over the Manchester Monarchs (Los Angeles Kings affiliate). Hershey has played one game more than Manchester.
Both Hershey and Manchester are the same style team. Manchester has scored four more goals. Hershey has allowed three fewer goals. Hershey has been the hotter team more recently as they have moved up in the standings.
Manchester has more front line scoring ability with Brian O'Neill second in league scoring and Jordan Weal fourth in league scoring. Tim Kennedy is the top Hershey scorer and he is ninth in the league. Hershey has had stronger goaltending from Philipp Grubauer having a strong season.
It will be a tight race down the stretch between these teams and perhaps a couple other contenders for the AHL regular season title.
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Quick Trade Deadline Analysis
by PuckStopsHere on 03/03/15 at 12:54 AM ET
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The trade deadline came and went today. It was relatively uneventful. That is not to say there were not a lot of spare parts changing hands, but no top flight players were traded. I think it is clear that nobody in the top 75 players in the NHL today changed hands. The biggest name player traded was Jaromir Jagr. He is still good enough to lead a weak team like New Jersey in scoring. At age 43 his NHL days are clearly numbered. Perhaps the best player changing hands was Keith Yandle. He is the tenth highest scoring defenceman in the NHL. His defensive skills do not measure up to his offensive skills but he clearly has a value. In terms of top prospects traded, there was nothing earlier than a late first rounder. I think the best prospect traded was likely Anthony DuClair who went from the New York Rangers to the Arizona Coyotes in exchange for Yandle. He was a top scorer in the QMJHL and a significant player in the World Junior Championships. He hasn't succeeded yet in his 18 NHL games played before returning to the QMJHL this year. He did have seven points in that time - in limited ice time.
I usually list the team with the biggest improvement and dropoff in the short and long term in analysis of the trade deadline. The New York Rangers made the biggest improvement with the biggest longterm cost from their Yandle trade. Arizona has the biggest longterm gain and short term dropoff due to that same trade. That makes for simple analysis today.
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Trade Motivated By LTIR Fraud
by PuckStopsHere on 02/28/15 at 05:38 PM ET
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Yesterday I wrote about the David Clarkson/ Nathan Horton trade which is an LTIR fraud. Toronto is interested in Nathan Horton for no reason other than the fact they can keep him on the longterm injured reserve indefinitely as he never makes an attempt to return to the NHL. This is something that should not be allowed in the rules. A player developing an injury (or more often than not a longterm problem that can be exploited as such) should not allow a team to get out of the salary cap implications of a bad contract.
Neffernin does a good example of explaining why this is a fraud on the team's side with his hypothetical example:
Last year, Alfredsson signs a 5 year contract with Detroit at 2m/year instead of a 1 year @ 4m. He knows he doesn't have 5 years left, potentially 2 left in him. He's had recurring back issues, something easily leaned upon when going on LTIR. So instead of a year or two of a 4m cap hit, Detroit gets a cap hit of 2m instead. After Alfredsson retires…. erm goes LTIR, Detroit gets the 2m credited back to them (added on top of the cap amount) instead. During the time Alfredsson is playing, Detroit is getting a discount on the cap due to abusing LTIR.
This time the trade is not directly an LTIR fraud, but it was motivated by a failed attempt at it. This trade is Philadelphia's trading Kimmo Timonen to Chicago for a 2nd round draft pick.
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An LTIR Fraud Trade
by PuckStopsHere on 02/27/15 at 03:14 PM ET
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One trade made yesterday was the Toronto Maple Leafs trading David Clarkson to the Columbus Blue Jackets for Nathan Horton. Clarkson has been a major disappointment for the Leafs since he signed a seven year $36.25 million contract in the summer of 2013. So far in this contract Clarkson has scored 26 points in 118 games played. The Leafs want out of this contract. It was assumed by many that they would undertake an expensive buyout to get out of the contract.
Nathan Horton also signed a big contract to join the Columbus Blue Jackets. He signed for $37.1 million over seven years in 2013. He hasn't played an NHL game since last season due to a degenerative back injury. It is expected that he won't play another NHL game in his life.
Both players have big contracts. Neither player will live up to his contract. David Clarkson is going to play in the NHL. Even if he doesn't come close to the value implied in his contract, merely because he can play he will have a bigger value than a player who cannot play at all. Right? Not in the NHL.
The problem is the way players are treated on the long term injury list. There are LTIR frauds. These are players who are no longer attempting to play in the NHL who are effectively retired except they cannot retire. This list of players includes Chris Pronger, Marc Savard and Mattais Ohlund. These players have not played an NHL game since 2011, yet are considered active NHLers. They have taken jobs that are not related to playing in the NHL, but they cannot retire. If they retire their team has a large salary cap hit. If they don't retire, their contract doesn't *#$%@& toward the cap. Thus they do not retire and the only reason they do not retire is to circumvent the salary cap,
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Why Peter Laviolette Is A Poor Adams Candidate
by PuckStopsHere on 02/20/15 at 06:23 PM ET
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Yesterday I wrote that Mike Babcock is in the lead on my coach of the year ballot. Most comments told me that Peter Laviolette will win the Adams Trophy this year. I don't doubt that they are right but I don't think that he should win it. Laviolette is coach of the most improved team and that is often how the Adams Trophy is decided even though it is often a poor way to determine the best coach.
I recently wrote about the Nashville Predators are the first place team. They missed the playoffs last year. This improvement is the reason that Laviolette will likely be coach of the year but that improvement is not due to coaching. The biggest single reason for improvement is Pekka Rinne. He has returned from injury and is posting a Hart Trophy candidate season. Their offense is also improved with the addition of Filip Forsberg, Mike Ribiero and James Neal. The personnel changes are enough to explain their improvement. Sure Laviolette is a solid NHL calibre coach but how much of the improvement is due to him? How come he hasn't been able to get results like this in most of his seasons coaching in the NHL? Is his coaching significantly improved from his last few seasons? Do those questions even make sense? The biggest question to ask is who is a better coach - Mike Babcock of Peter Laviolette? I think most people saying Laviolette will win the coach of the year would pick Babcock as a better coach. How sensible is that? It appears that Babcock could only win coach of the year if he takes over a poor team that has significant room for improvement. As long as Detroit remains a solid playoff team, there isn't enough room for his team to improve the next season for him to win coach of the year. Does that make any sense at all? Picking the coach of the year as coach of the most improved team is usually a poor idea.
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Coach Of The Year
by PuckStopsHere on 02/19/15 at 05:09 PM ET
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At the end of October I picked Bruce Boudreau of the Anaheim Ducks as the coach of the year leader. I think he is a very good coach who has deserved to be coach of the year in several of the past years. However given the Ducks February swoon I think there is a better coach of the year candidate. I pick Mike Babcock of the Detroit Red Wings as the leading candidate for the Adams Trophy as coach of the year. He is a tremendous coach who has also been snubbed for the coach of the year in the past.
Detroit is a team that he regularly has performing well and often above their talent level. This year's team is in transition. Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg have been their best players for several years but Tomas Tatar and Gustav Nyquist are younger talents who are taking over their roles. Nevertheless the Red wings remain a team that appear to have little trouble making the playoffs.
Mike Babcock is a free agent at the end of the season. He will be a highly sought after coach. He will likely sign a large money contract for several years this summer. He may stay in Detroit but that isn't certain. Toronto have made some noise about wanting to sign Babcock but it is not likely that he will go to a team that is in the middle of a significant rebuild as it appears the Leafs are. It will be interesting if Babcock wins coach of the year given his free agency. I doubt that will actually happen because the Adams Trophy is usually given to the coach of the most improved team and that makes for a battle between Peter Laviolette in Nashville and Bob Hartley in Calgary. I do not understand how either are better coaches than Babcock.
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Deadlines approach for new Collier flood maps; residents 'need to check' them
NAPLES - ■ 2012 flood maps already are in effect for Naples building permits.
■ New flood maps become effective on unincorporated Collier County building permits as of March 30.
■ Maps are effective for insurance purposes in all areas as of May 16.
■ To find out a Collier County property's floodplain designation go to www.colliergov.net/floodmaps.
■ Property owners can call (239) 252-2942 with questions about the Digital Flood Insurance Rate Maps.
■ Property owners in the city of Naples can find if their flood status changed at naplesgov.com. (The direct web address is napgis.naplesgov.com/NIMA.) Enter your address and if you still need confirmation of the property's official flood zone designation, contact a flood insurance agent or Naples Floodplain Coordinator Christa Carrera at email@example.com or (239) 213-5039. (city-only calls)
■ Marco Island property owners have a tool on the city's website: cityofmarcoisland.com
■ Everglades City property owners should go to the Collier County government site or contact Everglades City Hall for more information (239) 695-2511.
Collier County property owners have homework to do as flood zone maps change for the first time in seven years.
Officials are urging anyone who owns property to go to their government's website and enter their address into interactive tools to ensure the new Federal Emergency Management Flood Zone Maps don't mean they now need to insure their homes.
"All property owners within the county and the cities need to check the Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map to see if there have been flood zone or flood elevation changes impacting their property," Robert Wiley, Collier County flood zone map project manager, wrote in an email to the Daily News this week.
Public meetings were held throughout the area during the past several months. If property owners didn't attend any of them or haven't checked the maps yet, there are only about two months left to learn of any changed designations.
Map categorization changes may affect the requirements and rates for property flood insurance policies. So within the next several weeks, property owners may need to contact and acquire insurance depending on whether those flood category changes will save them money or cost them more.
The 2012 Flood Zone Maps for all areas, including unincorporated Collier County as well as the cities of Naples, Marco Island and Everglades City, go into effect May 16 for insurance purposes.
The new maps already are in effect for building permits in Naples, the result of a Naples City Council decision Wednesday. They will go into effect for building permits obtained through Collier County government on March 30, county commissioners decided in January.
Though it would be nice to pinpoint precisely who will be affected and how, that's something that can't easily be done by county or city officials on behalf of all property owners, according to Wiley and city of Naples Floodplain Coordinator Christa Carrera.
"Unfortunately, we do not have any type of a count on the properties (in the city of Naples) that changed either for the better or worse based on the new flood maps. What I can tell you is most properties located within the city limits did see a change of some type though," Carrera said.
Collier County, Naples and Marco Island have interactive flood map tools on their websites for property owners to learn how the changes from the 2005 maps to the 2012 maps affect them.
Property owners in Naples can find out if their property lies in an area susceptible to flooding, known as Special Flood Hazard Areas or flood zones, by going to the city's website, naplesgov.com, and entering their address.
Marco Island property owners have a similar tool available through their city website, cityofmarcoisland.com.
All Collier property owners are urged to find out their property's floodplain designation by going to www.colliergov.net/floodmaps.
Earlier news reports indicated that about 30,000 more Collier County property owners may need to acquire flood insurance by the May 16 effective date, but it's not that simple, Wiley recently wrote in an email to the Daily News.
All property owners in the unincorporated area and cities need to check the maps to see if there have been flood zone or flood elevation changes for their property, he said.
This "is a totally new map with changes to flood zone types, flood zone locations, and flood elevations. There is no simple single answer to address those three issues for all properties," Wiley said.
The implications for a property owner concerning their flood insurance needs and costs vary based on several factors, officials said.
There are legal requirements for some owners to get flood insurance policies, such as for structures in the high-risk "A" or "V" zones on the FEMA flood map that have certain types of mortgages or whose owner received federal money for the property.
Affected are any "structures with any federal dollars attached, typically through a federally backed mortgage, but also including structures that had received federal grants," Wiley said.
Still, due to the map changes, about 30,000 properties need to be evaluated to see if the owners would be required to purchase flood insurance, he said.
The bulk of these properties generally are inland from U.S. 41, Wiley said, and come from incorporating new rainfall-induced flood data into the maps.
Government officials are hesitant to make generalizations about how the maps affect varying pockets of the county and cities because they don't want people to avoid looking into the particulars of their property, as each are affected uniquely.
Generally, Golden Gate and the Golden Gate Estates areas are among the most affected in Collier.
Carrera noted several trends in the maps of 2012 vs. the old maps of 2005 for Naples.
The cost of new construction on the east side of Gordon Drive and Gulf Shore Boulevard may decrease with slightly less-risky flood designations there, Carrera said.
"Many properties that were in an 'X' flood zone prior to the 2005 flood maps but were put in a Special Flood Hazard Area ('AH' zone) most likely will be reverted back to an 'X' flood zone, therefore eliminating the mandatory flood insurance requirement," Carrera said.
An "X" zone is a zone above the base flood elevation while an "AH" zone indicates a 1 percent annual chance of flooding from rainfall with water depths up to 3 feet.
Some Naples properties likely need flood insurance under the new maps, but didn't previously. Among them are some properties in the city between U.S. 41 and Goodlette-Frank Road, due to changing from an "X" flood zone to a Special Flood Hazard Area or "AH" zone, she said.
This is the type of change that also is occurring in some portions of Golden Gate Estates.
"Properties that saw a reduction in elevation requirements should contact a surveyor and get an updated elevation certificate and verify with their flood insurance company that their flood policy is being rated properly with the change," Carrera wrote in an email to the Daily News.
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May 27, 2015
Theiler and Sisti earn Oracle/ITA All-American honors
Juniors Alex Theiler and Bruno Sistig were named Oracle/ITA All-Americans after finishing in the top-20 for singles and top-10 for doubles action. Theiler was named an All-American for both singles and doubles while Sisti was honored in tandem with All-American teammate.
May 14, 2015
Five Lions earn Capital One Academic All-District distinction
Saint Leo led the South Region with five selections to the men's and women's At-Large teams as announced by the CoSIDA office, Thursday afternoon.
May 12, 2015
ITA tabs Parkes National Assistant Coach of the Year
Saint Leo men's tennis assistant coach Martin Parkes was named the National Assistant Coach of the Year, the program's first national coaching honor from the ITA.
May 7, 2015
Parkes named ITA South Region Assistant Coach of the Year
Saint Leo men's tennis assistant coach Martin Parkes earned South Region Assistant Coach of the Year honors as announced by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association.
May 3, 2015
Men's tennis falls to Barry in South Region Final
The Bucs battled to a 5-1 victory over Saint Leo in the Sunday matchup. No. 26 Egor Panyushkin won the Lions lone match point in a straight-set sweep of his Barry foe.
May 2, 2015
Lions extinguish Blazers in 5-3 South Regional win
The No. 5 Saint Leo men's tennis squad ousted No. 9 Valdosta State by a 5-3 score to advance to the South Region Final against Barry University. Oskar Nurmio gave the Lions a 4-3 advantage with a crucial singles victory, Saturday.
May 1, 2015
Lions place three on All-SSC men's tennis team
Junior Alex Theiler earned a both a First Team singles honor as well as picking up a First Team doubles award in tandem with Bruno Sisit. Junior Guillaume Vanelven garnered a Second Team nod for the Green and Gold.
May 1, 2015
Men's Tennis heads to Barry for NCAA regionals
Coach Fruschi talks about the strength of the doubles team.
April 30, 2015
Lions open NCAA South Regional at Barry
The No. 5 men's tennis team opens postseason play with a top-10 matchup against No. 9 Valdosta State on Saturday at 9 a.m. while the No. 6 women's squad meets Stillman College at 12 p.m. following the first matchup.
April 28, 2015
Men's tennis earns South Region bid
The Saint Leo men's tennis team earned a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Division II tournament, facing Gulf South Conference program Valdosta State in the opening round of play.
April 24, 2015
Men's tennis falls in SSC semifinals
The Lions dropped a 5-2 postseason contest to the No. 9 Fighting Knights on Friday evening at the Saint Leo Tennis Complex. Despite the outcome, junior Alex Theiler outdueled No. 11 ranked Daniel Riggs in consecutive sets while picking up a win in tandem play.
April 22, 2015
Saint Leo hosts SSC Tennis Championships
This week's Lions Ledger features postseason play for both the men's and women's tennis teams as they host the Sunshine State Conference Tennis Championship tournament.
April 20, 2015
Three teams play in midweek action for Ledger
Men's tennis travels to West Palm Beach to battle Palm Beach Atlantic while the baseball team hosts Florida Southern. Women's lacrosse welcomes Florida Tech for senior day festivities in the Lions Ledger.
April 17, 2015
Men's tennis ranked third in South Region
The Saint Leo squad stands pat as the third-ranked squad in the NCAA Regional Rankings for postseason selection.
April 10, 2015
Changes made to weekend tennis slate
Saint Leo men's and women's tennis match versus West Alabama is cancelled due to impending inclement weather.
April 10, 2015
Latest Ledger features Sunday women's lacrosse and Monday tennis
The Saint Leo women's lacrosse team hosts Shorter on Sunday while the men's and women's tennis teams play Valdosta State in regional action.
April 9, 2015
Lions trump Tritons in Senior Day sweep
Senior Jacobo Gonzalez-Tarrio won his team-best 14th singles match en route to a 9-0 team win over Eckerd College on Thursday.
April 8, 2015
Four senior days highlight weekend Ledger
Men's and women's tennis kick off senior weekend with a Thursday SSC showdown while baseball and softball host conference opponents for a weekend, senior set. Men's lacrosse travels to Rollins while track competes at Tampa.
April 8, 2015
Lions crush No. 37 Panthers in midweek duel
The No. 5 men's tennis squad outdueled Florida Tech in a 9-0 sweep to improve to 4-1 in the SSC. Egor Panyushkin and Netanel Alcabas kicked off the romp with an 8-1 doubles take-down.
April 6, 2015
Tennis and women's lacrosse continue SSC action
The latest Lions Ledger features a pair of home tennis contests against Florida Tech while women's lacrosse is set to play the No. 4 Florida Southern Mocs in conference play.
March 25, 2015
Lions ascend to No. 5 in latest ITA rankings release
Men's tennis jumps three spots in the latest ITA Division II tennis ranking, as announced by the association office Wednesday.
March 21, 2015
No. 8 men's tennis defeats No. 14 NYIT
The Lions battled the Bears to a 6-3 win on Saturday at the Saint Leo Tennis Complex to improve to 13-4 on the year.
March 19, 2015
Another packed spring weekend on the Ledger
Women's lacrosse hosts Lenoir-Rhyne Friday before tennis takes on NYIT in a pair of Saturday matches. Baseball and Softball continue SSC action on the road.
March 19, 2015
Lions tame Mustangs in Thursday showdown
The men's tennis team defeated No. 15 Midwestern State by an 8-1 final score on Thursday afternoon.
March 18, 2015
Lions drop midweek match to top-ranked UWF
The No. 8 men's tennis squad fell to the No. 1 Argonauts in a close 5-4 match. West Florida swept doubles play, proving to be the deciding factor of the match.
March 16, 2015
Seven teams hit the road for Monday Ledger
Men's and women's golf both meet tough competition on the road while both tennis programs head to Pensacola, Fla. for a trio of spring break matchups. Lacrosse also in action for a busy road set while softball meets familiar foe PBA.
March 16, 2015
Saint Leo bests #20 Bobcats in 6-3 take-down
The No. 8 Lions defeated Georgia College 6-3 to begin its spring break slate. Egor Panyushkin defeated No. 22 Yannick Hass in the top singles matchup, setting the tone for a dominant singles round.
March 14, 2015
Men's tennis battles Avengers to a 7-2 victory
The Lions defeated the No. 1 ranked junior college on Saturday afternoon, winning by a 7-2 final score. Egor Panyushkin and Netanel Alcabas battled from a 6-1 deficit in doubles action to emerge with a 9-8(8-6) comeback win.
March 12, 2015
Busy home stand on the slate for weekend Ledger
Six teams in action at home this weekend while Track participates in the USF Invite.
March 12, 2015
#8 Lions roll through #13 Tars, 6-3
Saint Leo paved a 6-3 win over the hosting Rollins College Tars on Thursday afternoon. The Lions improve to 9-3 on the season with a 3-1 tally in conference contests.
March 11, 2015
Men's Tennis falls 5-1 to No. 1 Georgia Gwinnett
Saint Leo fell 5-1 to the top-ranked program in NAIA in a lightning-shortened Wednesday matchup.
March 9, 2015
Six teams in action for latest Ledger
Softball hosts a pair of midweek doubleheaders while women's lacrosse welcomes both Bloomsburg and Merrimack. Tennis is set to host the top-ranked NAIA program in Georgia Gwinnett before men's lacrosse plays Lees-McRae at home.
March 8, 2015
Lions pick up a pair of Sunday wins
The Saint Leo men's tennis squad swept its Sunday twinbill by defeating Merrimack 9-0 and then battling #27 Southern Indiana to a 7-2 victory.
March 7, 2015
Men's tennis falls to Barry on the road
The No. 8 Lions were defeated 6-1 in an early finish to the No. 3 Barry Buccaneers on Saturday.
March 7, 2015
Full slate of matches for Saint Leo Tennis this weekend
A number of ranked opponents makes for exciting matchups.
March 5, 2015
13 home contests highlight packed weekend for the Lions
The latest Lions Ledger features a pair of SSC series for baseball and softball while men's and women's lacrosse hosts a Friday doubleheader. Both Tennis squads play Sunday for a busy weekend on campus.
March 3, 2015
Lions oust No. 4 Concordia 6-3 in Tuesday showdown
The No. 8 men's tennis team defeated the No. 4 Clippers in a neutral site contest on Tuesday afternoon. Jacobo Gonzalez-Tarrio clinched the match with a sweep on the sixth court.
March 2, 2015
Midweek Lacrosse doubleheader featured in Lions Ledger
Both Lacrosse teams host Wednesday contests while baseball welcomes St. Anselm College, Tuesday. Men's tennis will duel No. 4 Concordia (N.Y.) on the road as women's golf will play at the Lady Pirate Invite.
February 26, 2015
Men's tennis outduels Embry-Riddle 7-2
The Saint Leo men's squad defeated the No. 2 NAIA program by a 7-2 match score on Thursday afternoon.
February 25, 2015
Both Saint Leo tennis teams garner top-10 rank
The Saint Leo women's team maintains its No. 3 rank while the men's squad jumps to No. 8 in the latest release of the ITA national rankings.
February 23, 2015
A trio of home tennis contests featured in Ledger
Tennis will battle the No. 2 NAIA team in the nation while baseball will play three games in three days. Basketball is on the road to round out the mid-week slate.
February 18, 2015
Lions well represented in latest ITA regional rankings
The Saint Leo women's team is stalwart at the No. 2 rank in the region while the men's team leaps to the No. 3 squad in the South Region.
February 18, 2015
Lions take 9-0 sweep over Florida Southern
The Saint Leo men's tennis team kept a clean sheet against host FSC on Wednesday afternoon.
February 16, 2015
Saint Leo tennis sweeps both SSC accolades
Both Bruno Sisti and Isabella Robbiani took their respective Tennis Athlete of the Week awards for their efforts this past weekend.
February 16, 2015
Five teams in action for latest Ledger
Baseball hosts Southeastern on Tuesday before a packed Wednesday features men's and women's hoops welcoming Tampa and women's lacrosse at home against Roberts Wesleyan.
February 15, 2015
Men's tennis earns first program victory over Lynn
The Saint Leo men's squad edged No. 7 Lynn by a 5-4 tally that came down to the final match. Bruno Sisti concluded the day with a doubles win and a singles victory to aid the program's first-ever win against the Fighting Knights
February 13, 2015
Lions duel Abraham Baldwin to an 8-1 win
The Saint Leo men's team took the Friday showdown over ABAC by an 8-1 final score.
February 13, 2015
Men's Tennis home opener and more
Both tennis teams will play in front of the Saint Leo faithful this weekend.
February 12, 2015
Four Lions' home openers highlight weekend Ledger
The Lions' women's lacrosse, softball and both tennis teams open at home this weekend. Basketball heads to Boca Raton, Fla. while men's lacrosse begins its season on the road at Coker.
February 7, 2015
No. 5 Armstrong hands No. 14 Saint Leo first loss
The Pirates outlasted the Lions by a 7-2 final score, claiming a sweep of the doubles matchups.
February 6, 2015
Saint Leo men's tennis opens season in dominant fashion
The Saint Leo men's tennis team faced Coastal Georgia in the first match-up of the 2015 season. The Lions came away with an 8-1 road victory in Brunswick, Ga. The win marks the third consecutive season the Green and Gold have opened the season with a win.
February 5, 2015
Eight teams in action for packed weekend
The latest Lions Ledger features four season openers for Saint Leo tennis and golf. Both basketball teams and baseball will host home events while softball heads to Clearwater, Fla. for tournament play.
December 5, 2014
A look at 2014-15 Saint Leo Tennis!
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November 12, 2014
Men's tennis garners No. 14 rank in ITA poll
Saint Leo has been dubbed No. 14 in a highly competitive South Region.
November 2, 2014
Sisti sweeps Beiler for finals win at FGCU Invite
The Saint Leo men's tennis player concluded the tournament with a finals victory in his draw.
November 1, 2014
Sisti battles past Barry to draw finals
Saint Leo's Bruno Sisti defeats a tough Barry opponent to reach the draw finals at the FGCU Invite.
October 31, 2014
Five Lions advance to FGCU Invite semifinals
The men's tennis team finished day one of the tournament with five players advancing to semifinal matchups.
October 30, 2014
Three home contests highlight latest Ledger
The Saint Leo volleyball team hosts a pair of SSC foes while men's soccer plays its final regular season game against Rollins at University Field.
October 29, 2014
Saint Leo men's tennis unveils the full 2015 season schedule
The Lions will compete against some of the toughest foes in the division as well as top programs in NAIA.
October 6, 2014
Men's tennis completes C.L. Varner Memorial Invite
The Lions sent one participant to the finals in the final day of the Rollins College tournament.
October 4, 2014
Sisti earns final match appearance in day two of C.L. Varner Memorial Invite
Saint Leo men's tennis player Bruno Sisti advanced to the final match of his draw after sweeping his way through the opposition.
October 3, 2014
Lions finish the first day of the C.L. Varner Memorial Invitational
The Saint Leo men's team concluded the premier day of action in the tournament hosted by Rollins College.
October 1, 2014
Saint Leo releases upcoming SSC schedule for 2015 season.
Men's tennis faces a bevy of tough conference foes for the upcoming campaign.
September 29, 2014
Gonzalez-Tarrio advances to consolation final of ITA Regionals
The senior battled to the consolation title match before falling 6-2 and 6-0 to Juan Pablo Boada.
September 26, 2014
Saint Leo men's tennis concludes day one of ITA South Regional play
Fons Verberne and Egor Panyushkin advance to the round of 32 after decisive wins in day one.
July 16, 2014
Three Men's Tennis Athletes Earn ITA Scholar-Athlete Distinction
Saint Leo continues to build its successful season with academic honors for the men's tennis program.
June 20, 2014
Saint Leo Sees Record-Breaking 120 Student-Athletes on Spring Commissioner's Honor Roll
Lions Add another Program Best to Already Long List of Accolades for 2013-14 Year
June 5, 2014
Saint Leo Athletics Tabs Chris Frusci as New Head Men's and Women's Tennis Coach
2014 ITA Men's and Women's East Region Coach of the Year Makes Move to Saint Leo
May 2, 2014
Three Lions Earn All-Sunshine State Conference Honors
Nicholson-Lewis, Verberne, and Lozier Get Nod on 2014 All-Conference Squad
April 30, 2014
Lions Drop to No. 16 in Latest ITA Men's Division II National Rankings
Saint Leo Falls 12 Positions, Sits Behind Three SSC Teams
April 25, 2014
Fourth-Seed Saint Leo Bows Out in Semifinal Round to Top-Seed Barry, 5-0
No. 4 Lions End Conference Run to No. 2 Buccaneers
April 24, 2014
Fourth-Seeded Saint Leo Defeats Fifth-Seed FSC, 5-1 in SSC Tourney First Round
Fourth-Ranked Lions Defeat No. 32 Mocs to Advance to SSC Semifinals
April 17, 2014
2014 SSC Tennis Championship Set for April 24-26
Women Earn Third Seed, Men Fourth
April 13, 2014
Fourth-Ranked Lions Conclude 2014 Regular Season with 5-1 Victory over No. 44 FIT
Lions Clinch Victory in Five, with Three Matches Going Unfinished
April 12, 2014
No. 4 Lions Rebound with 5-4 Victory over Regional Opponent Palm Beach Atlantic
Saint Leo Gets Back to its Winning Ways
April 11, 2014
Fourth-Ranked Lions Fall to No. 20 Tars, 6-3
Saint Leo Sees Eight-Game Win Streak Snapped by Rollins
April 9, 2014
New Date Announced for Saint Leo vs. Florida Tech Match
Lions vs. Panthers Rescheduled for Sunday, April 13
April 5, 2014
Fourth-Ranked Lions Trounce Tritons, 9-0
Saint Leo Advances to 15-3 with Win over Eckerd
March 29, 2014
Saint Leo vs. Florida Tech Put on Hold
Matches Postponed Due to Inclement Weather
March 28, 2014
Coach Parkes' Thoughts on New Rankings
Saint Leo Men's Tennis Highest Ranking in Program History
March 27, 2014
Men's Tennis comes in at No. 4 on Latest ITA National Rankings
Lions Earn Highest Ranking in Program History
March 26, 2014
No. 8 Lions Top NAIA No. 1 Embry-Riddle, 5-4
Saint Leo Moves to 14-3 on the Season
March 21, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Lions Close Spring Break Trip with 8-1 Win Over Millersville
Saint Leo Earns Sixth Straight Win
March 20, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Saint Leo Rolls By Bloomsburg, 9-0
Lions Sweep En Route to Fifth Straight Victory
March 19, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Men's Tennis Defeats Erskine, 6-3
Lions Earn Fourth Straight Victory; Open Spring Break Trip with Success
March 17, 2014
Nicholson-Lewis Earns Second-Straight SSC Player of the Week Honors
Senior Picks up Second Accolade of the Season
March 15, 2014
No. 8 Saint Leo Outlasts Hardy No. 44 NYIT, 6-3
Saint Leo Moves to 10-3 on the Season
March 13, 2014
No. 8 Lions Hang On to Defeat Resilient No. 22 Southern Indiana
Lions Advance to 9-3 on the Season
March 13, 2014
Coach Parkes' Thoughts On This Week's Matches
Saint Mary's', Southern Indiana, and NYIT face off against the #8 Lions This Week
March 12, 2014
No. 8 Lions Take Down No. 29 St. Mary's, 7-2
Saint Leo Sweeps Doubles En Route to Eighth Victory
March 10, 2014
Nicholson-Lewis Named Sunshine State Conference Player of the Week
Senior Earns First POW of the Season
March 8, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Saint Leo Falls to No. 7 West Florida, 6-3
Nicholson-Lewis and Lozier Take Down No. 10 Peyrot and Sano at No. 2 Doubles
March 7, 2014
No. 8 Men's Tennis Picks up 7-2 Victory over Wayne State
Lions Sweep Singles En Route to Seventh Win of the Season
March 3, 2014
No. 8 Saint Leo Takes Down No. 6 Concordia, 6-3
Lions Topple Second Top-Ranked Opponent in a Week
March 2, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Men's Tennis Picks-Up 8-1 Win over Walsh
Saint Leo Advances to 5-2 on the Season
February 26, 2014
Coach Parkes' Thoughts on Upset of #2 Armstrong
Men's Tennis Upset's #2 Armstrong
February 24, 2014
UPSET! No. 8 Lions Topple Second-Ranked Armstrong Atlantic, 6-3
Lions Earn Biggest National Ranking Victory in Program's History
February 22, 2014
No. 8 Lions Eluded by No. 1 Bucs, 8-1
Saint Leo Unable to Topple Top-Ranked Barry
February 16, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Lions Unable to Joust Fourth-Ranked Fighting Knights in 8-1 Loss
Adjenak and Verberne Pick Up Lone Win at No. 1 Doubles
February 14, 2014
No. 8 Lions Defeat 26th Ranked Mocs Despite Delay
Lions Stay Perfect on the Season with 3-0 Mark
February 12, 2014
Tennis vs. Florida Southern Postponed Due to Rain
Lions and Mocs to Reschedule to Later Date
February 4, 2014
Lions Place 72 Student-Athletes on Fall 2013 Dean's List
Twelve Student-Athletes Earn a Perfect 4.0 GPA
February 3, 2014
Lemtouni Tabbed as First SSC Men's Tennis Player of the Week of 2014
Senior Helps Lions to Two Straight Wins to Open the Season
February 2, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Lions Earn Second Straight with 7-2 Win over Coastal Georgia
Lions Sweep Doubles En Route to Second Straight
February 1, 2014
Eighth-Ranked Men's Tennis Opens 2014 Campaign with 7-2 Victory over Flagler
Lions Earn Five Singles Wins to Top Saints
February 1, 2014
Dynamic Duo to Captain 2014 Men's Tennis Team
Parkes Appoints Lemtouni and Nicholson-Lewis as Captains
January 31, 2014
Coach Parkes Discusses Season Opener at Flagler
Lions open their 2014 season against the Flagler Saints on Saturday.
January 16, 2014
Men's Tennis Selected to Finish Fourth in SSC Preseason Poll
Lions Look to Make Repeat Trip to NCAA Tournament
December 20, 2013
ITA Preseason Rankings Released: Men's Tennis Ranked Eighth
Lions one of four conference teams in top 10
October 26, 2013
Reidy Announces 2013-14 Acting Tennis Coaches
Martin Parkes and Sarah Summerfield Announced as Acting Head Tennis Coaches
September 29, 2013
Soler Advances to ITA Regional Final; Faces Top Seed on Monday
Saint Leo Newcomer One Win Away from Nationals
September 28, 2013
Men's Tennis Starts Fall Season at ITA South Region Championships
Two men's singles advance in championships
August 26, 2013
James Bryce Resigns Tennis Coaching Post; Named Assistant Coach at Mississippi State
Bryce Credited with Turnaround of Saint Leo Tennis Program
August 14, 2013
Lions Place 11 Tennis Student-Athletes on ITA All-Academic Team
Six women and five men represent Lions
July 10, 2013
Saint Leo Coaches in High Demand During Off-Season
Former Saint Leo Assistants Elevated to Head Coach Positions within NCAA Ranks
May 30, 2013
Lions Set New Program Mark with No. 8 Ranking in Final ITA Standings
Saint Leo Finishes in the Top-10 in Nation for the First Time
May 23, 2013
Saint Leo Claims First-Ever Mayors' Cup
Lions Tie Florida Southern for Men's All-SSC Championship Trophy
May 9, 2013
Men's Tennis Jumps into Top-10 in Nation; Adjenak Ranked 17th
Lions Conclude Season with No. 10 Ranking
May 8, 2013
Nicholson-Lewis Named ITA South Region Player to Watch
Saint Leo Junior Finished 17-3 Overall
April 29, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Ends Season with Regional Championship Loss to No. 2 Barry
Lions End Amazing Season with 16-7 Record
April 28, 2013
Lions Rally for Win Over No. 6 Rollins; No. 2 Barry Awaits in Region Finals
Saint Leo Rallies from 4-2 Down to Advance
April 26, 2013
Saint Leo Sees Adjenak, Nicholson-Lewis and Sisti Earn All-SSC Accolades
Lions Rewarded for another Season for the Record Books
April 23, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Returns to the NCAA Tournament: Lions to Face Rollins on Sunday
Lions Travel to Miami Shores to Face Tars
April 20, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Drops SSC Third-Place Match to No. 6 Rollins: NCAA Tournament Bid Awaits
Lions Drop 5-4 Decision to Tars despite Singles Rally
April 19, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis SSC Championships Run Ends in Semifinal Round Loss to No. 4 Lynn
Lions Now Wait for NCAA Tournament Bid
April 18, 2013
2013 SSC Tennis Championships Kick off Today
Lions Face Florida Tech on Both Sides
April 18, 2013
15th-ranked Men's Tennis Claims SSC Quarterfinals Win over Florida Tech
No. 3 Seed Lions Advance to face No. 2 Lynn on Friday
April 12, 2013
No. 15 Saint Leo Rolls over Eckerd in Season Finale, 6-0
Lions Prepare for SSC Tournament
April 6, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Drops No. 23 Valdosta State, 5-2
Saint Leo Returns Home to Face Eckerd on April 12
April 5, 2013
No. 15 Lions Drop 7-2 Decision to No. 3 West Florida
Saint Leo Falls for the First Time in a Month
March 28, 2013
Saint Leo to Induct 23 into National College Athlete Honor Society
March 27, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Drops No. 6 Rollins 5-4 in Conference Road Win
Lions Go Undefeated in March with Big Road Win
March 23, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Dominates NYIT, 8-1
Lions Claim 11th Victory of 2013
March 21, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Benefits from New Regional Rankings
Lions Ranked Fifth in ITA South Region
March 20, 2013
No. 15 Saint Leo Men's Tennis Downs West Chester, 9-0
Lions Show No Rust after Layoff
March 10, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Muscles Past Southern Indiana, 6-3
Lions Head into Break Winners of Four-Straight
March 8, 2013
#15 Men's Tennis Dominates Wayne State, 8-1
Lions Pick up Third-Consecutive Win
March 6, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Outlasts No. 29 Florida Southern, 7-2
7-on-7, Lions get Seventh Win with 7-2 Triumph
March 5, 2013
No. 15 Men's Tennis Upends Rockhurst, 8-1
Lions Return to Action with Home Win
February 25, 2013
Nicholson-Lewis Crowned the SSC Player of the Week
Solid Week Propels Lions' Junior to Weekly Honor
February 24, 2013
No. 12 Saint Leo Suffers 7-2 Setback to No. 4 Barry
Lions Drop Match to Conference's Top Team
February 23, 2013
12th-Ranked Lions Overcome Sailfish, 8-1
Lions Pick up Sixth Win in 2013
February 22, 2013
Saint Leo Tennis' Weekend Travels - Coach Daub's Thoughts
Assistant Coach Beth Daub talks about the Lions' matches against Palm Beach Atlantic and Barry.
February 21, 2013
12th-ranked Men's Tennis Ranked Fifth in First South Region Poll
Lions Highlight SSC-Dominated South Region Top 10
February 18, 2013
12th-Ranked Lions get back on Track with 8-1 Win over Florida Tech
Lions Pick up Initial Win in SSC Play
February 17, 2013
No. 12 Men's Tennis Falls to No. 3 Lynn, 8-1
Lions Drop Second-Straight to Top-3 Team
February 14, 2013
SSC Tennis vs. Florida Southern Postponed
No make-up date announced
February 9, 2013
No. 12 Lions Upend #16 Georgia College, 6-3
Lions Pass Tough Test; Top-Ranked Armstrong Awaits
February 9, 2013
Saint Leo vs. Georgia College and Armstrong - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
The Lions tennis teams prepare for their first road trips of 2013 when they travel to Savannah and face two tough teams.
February 2, 2013
No. 12 Lions Sweep Southeastern (Fla.), 9-0
Saint Leo Posts Unblemished Opening Weekend
February 1, 2013
No. 12 Tennis Opens Season with Sweep of St. Thomas
Lions Dominate Bobcats on Opening Day
February 1, 2013
Saint Leo Tennis Opening Weekend - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Coach James Bryce talks about the Lions' first competition of 2013.
February 1, 2013
Tennis Season Preview - The Spotlight Grows Brighter
Coach James Bryce talks about the road ahead for the nationally ranked teams.
January 25, 2013
SSC Claims Highest DII ASR Rate for Sixth Straight Year
Saint Leo Contributes to another Year atop the List
November 30, 2012
Bryce's Earn Second Straight USTA Mixed Doubles National Championship
Duo Collects Title in Three-Set Thriller
November 17, 2012
Men's Tennis Ranked No.12 in Preseason ITA National Poll
Lions Maintain National Ranking Presence
November 16, 2012
Tennis Offers Free Clinic to St. Anthony's Students
Saint Leo Tennis Continues Relationship with St. Anthony's
November 16, 2012
SSC Partners to Host 2014 DII Men's and Women's Tennis Championships
November 7, 2012
2013 SSC Tennis Championships to be Held at South County Regional Park
Men's and Women's Tennis to Travel to Boca Raton, Fla.
October 24, 2012
Beth Daub on the Job
Coach Daub Blogs Her Way Through Germany
October 23, 2012
Bryce Helping Saint Leo Tennis Build on Recent Success
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October 7, 2012
Tennis Continues Action At C.L. Varner Memorial
Lions Continue to Find Success in National Tournament
October 7, 2012
Lions Wrap-Up C.L. Varner Memorial Action
Three Lions Post Back-Draw Bracket Wins
October 4, 2012
Men's and Women's Tennis Prepares for Varner Memorial Invitational
Nation's Best Descend Upon Winter Park
October 2, 2012
Learning with the Lions: Dr. Carol Walker
Dr. Carol Walker, the Faculty Athletic Representative at Saint Leo University, discusses Her Role with Student-Athletes
September 30, 2012
Lions Finish Strong at USTA/ITA Regional Championships
Lemtouni Earns Finals Spot
September 28, 2012
Adjenak, Nicholson-Lewis Advance at USTA/ITA South Regional Championship
Lions Produce Two Quarterfinalists at Regional Tournament
September 28, 2012
Men's Tennis Opens Action at USTA/ITA South Regional Championship
Lions Post Five on Opening Day
September 16, 2012
Men's Tennis Clinches CSU Invitational Team Championship
Lions Post Tournament-best 27 Wins
September 15, 2012
Men's Tennis Continues Action at Columbus Fall Invite
Saint Leo Posts 11 Wins during Day Two
September 15, 2012
Lion Perfect after Day One of Columbus State Invitational
Men Score 12 Consecutive Wins During Opening Day of Tournament
September 13, 2012
Tennis Ready for 2012 Fall Season
Head Coach James Bryce Discusses the Upcoming Fall Campaign
August 6, 2012
Tennis Unveils Fall Schedule
Lions to Compete in Three Tournaments
August 3, 2012
Stretch Internet Rejoins Saint Leo University as the Lions' Streaming Partner
Lions Announce Partnership with Premier Streaming Company
July 18, 2012
Bryce Adds Two During NLI Signing Period
Lemtouni and Sisti Add to Lions' Lineup
July 8, 2012
Lions' Tennis Earns ITA Accolades
Men's and Women's Tennis Earn All-Academic Honors
June 25, 2012
Reidy Named Under Armour Southeast Region Athletic Director of the Year
Saint Leo Athletics' Top Administrator Earns Well-Deserved Honor
June 21, 2012
Saint Leo Places 95 Student-Athletes on Spring SSC Honor Roll
Lions Continue to Impress in the Classroom
June 1, 2012
Men's Tennis Concludes Season 13th in Final ITA Poll
Lions Finish Record-Breaking Year in Top-15
May 20, 2012
Trio of Lions Earn CoSIDA Academic All-District Men's At-Large First Team Honors
Nicholson-Lewis, Obermeyer, Brothers Selected to Elite Group
May 14, 2012
Tennis Coaching Staff Earns ITA Awards
Bryce and Daub Recognized by South Region
May 3, 2012
Men's and Women's Tennis Rockets Up Latest ITA Poll
Men's and Women's Tennis Earn Highest Rankings Ever
April 29, 2012
Men's Tennis Drops NCAA First Round Match to Rollins, 5-3
Lions Two Singles Victories Not Enough in Season-Ending Loss
April 28, 2012
NCAA Tournament Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Men and Women Prepare for Rollins
April 27, 2012
Adjenak Selected First Team All-SSC Singles; Nicholson-Lewis, Lozier First Team Doubles
Five Different Lions Earn Spot on All-Conference Team
April 24, 2012
View Tennis NCAA Selection Tonight on NCAA.com
Lions' Men's and Women's Tennis Vie for A Spot in South Region Tournament
April 24, 2012
Lions Headed to the NCAA Postseason; Rollins Is First Test
Men and Women to Battle Tars in First Round
April 22, 2012
Lions Stun No.6 Rollins; Defeat Tars for First Time in Program History
Saint Leo Secures Final Point after Suspended Play
April 21, 2012
Rain Stymies Men's Tennis Upset Bid of Rollins at Florida Blue SSC Tournament
Lions to Resume Conference Tournament Action on Sunday
April 20, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Falls to No.4-Ranked Lynn, 5-0
Lions Fall to Back Draw with Tournament Loss
April 19, 2012
Lions Overcome Doubles Deficit to Down Mocs, 5-2, in SSC Tournament
No.18 Men's Tennis Sweeps Singles En Route to Win over No.23 Florida Southern
April 18, 2012
Live Stats Offered for SSC Tennis Championships
Barry Unveils Tournament Central Page
April 18, 2012
SSC Tournament - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Lions Prepare for Florida Southern and Florida Tech
April 15, 2012
Pairings Made For Florida Blue SSC Tennis Championships
Men to Challenge Florida Southern; Women to Take On Florida Tech
April 14, 2012
No.18-ranked Men's Tennis Falls to No.2 Embry-Riddle
Lions Fall for First Time in Over a Month
April 12, 2012
Tennis Senior Day Video
Lions to Challenge Embry-Riddle in Regular Season Finale
April 11, 2012
Women's Tennis Ranked Third in Latest South Region Poll; Men Hold Sixth Spot
Women Earn Sole Possession of Third Place
April 10, 2012
No.18 Lions Conclude SSC Schedule with 9-0 Win Over Eckerd
Saint Leo Posts 11th Shutout of the Season
April 9, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Lions Prepare for Eckerd and Embry Riddle
March 31, 2012
Rain Cancels Men's and Women's Tennis
Lions and Pioneers Will Not Make Up Match
March 29, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Conquers No.23 Florida Southern in SSC Action, 7-2
Lions Earn Second Conference Win
March 28, 2012
Lions' Men's Tennis Moves to No.18 in Latest ITA Poll
Lions Currently Sixth in Latest NCAA South Region Poll
March 27, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
James Bryce discusses his team's upcoming matches with Florida Southern and New Orleans
March 25, 2012
No.19 Men's Tennis Downs Lindenwood, 9-0
Lions Wrap-Up 10th Shutout
March 23, 2012
No.19 Men's Tennis Ousts NYIT, 9-0
Saint Leo Earns Ninth Shutout
March 19, 2012
Leadership Saint Leo Student-Athlete Graduation Ceremony March 25th
15 Lions to be honored at Ceremony in TECO Hall
March 19, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
The Lions Prepare for A Trio of Non-Region Contests
March 16, 2012
No.19 Men's Tennis Blanks Bentley, 9-0
Lions Earn Eighth Shutout
March 12, 2012
Adjenak Garners Men's Tennis Player of the Week Nod
Adjenak Earns First Player of the Week Award
March 10, 2012
No.19 Men's Tennis Dusts Indianapolis, 9-0
Lions Collect Seventh Shutout Win of 2012
March 9, 2012
No.9 Columbus State Sneaks Past No.19 Saint Leo, 5-4
Lions See Three Match Winning Streak Snapped
March 7, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Lions See Tenn.-Martin, No.9 Columbus St., and Indianapolis at Home
March 4, 2012
No.19 Men's Tennis Bounces UAH in Road Finale, 8-1
Saint Leo Ends Alabama Road Trip Unblemished
March 3, 2012
No.19 Men's Tennis Breezes Through Regional Doubleheader
Lions Sweep North Alabama; Delta State, 9-0
February 28, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Edged By No.8 Rollins
Saint Leo Can't Hold 3-0 Doubles Lead
February 27, 2012
Tennis vs. Rollins Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Come and Support Your Lions Men's Tennis Team vs. Rollins! Tuesday @ 3 p.m.
February 24, 2012
No.18 Lions Sweep Florida Tech in SSC Action, 9-0
Fourth Lions Shutout Solidifies First Conference Win
February 23, 2012
Women's Tennis Increases Regional Standing
Saint Leo Improves from Eighth to Sixth
February 23, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Lions Prep for Florida Tech, Rollins
February 19, 2012
Men's Tennis Ousts St. Thomas, 9-0
Lions Secure Third Shutout of the Season
February 18, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Drops 8-1 Decision to No.5 Lynn
Lozier Gives Lions Singles Victory
February 14, 2012
Men's Tennis Blanks Eckerd, 9-0
Lions Earn Second Shutout of 2012
February 14, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Lions Hosts Eckerd; Travel Down South this Weekend
February 11, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Edged by No.2 Barry, 5-4
Lozier and Gonzalez-Tarrio Post 4-0 Record against Defending National Champions
February 7, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Coach Bryce Discusses Tampa and Barry
February 6, 2012
Lozier Earns Men's Tennis Player of the Week Honors
Lozier Went 4-2 in Three Matches
February 5, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Claims 8-1 Win Over NAIA's Warner
Lions Collect Six-Straight Singles Wins in Victory
February 4, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Dusts Palm Beach Atlantic, 9-0
Lions Earn First Shutout of the Season
February 2, 2012
No.18 Men's Tennis Opens Season with Loss to No.3 Armstrong Atlantic
Lions Battle, But Fall in Straight Sets, 9-0
February 2, 2012
Tennis Weekly Preview - Coach Bryce's Thoughts
Lions Season Begins Thursday Afternoon vs. Armstrong Atlantic
January 31, 2012
Saint Leo Tennis Season Preview: Making an Impact
An Outlook on the 2012 Campaign for the Men and Women
January 23, 2012
45 Lions Earn Spot on Fall President's Club
Soesemann Recognized As Seven-Time Recipient
January 23, 2012
Dr. Arthur F. Kirk, Jr. Student-Athlete Scholarship – Nominations Being Accepted
Link to Nominate Deserving Saint Leo Student-Athletes Inside
January 20, 2012
Sunshine State Conference again Posts Highest ASR in NCAA Division II
Saint Leo Helps Conference Maintain Top Spot Nationally
January 8, 2012
Bryce Declares No.18 Men's Tennis Regular Season Schedule
Lions to Host 13 Home Contests
January 5, 2012
Bryce Adds One Before Start of Season
Jacobo Joins Lions Roster for Spring Push
November 9, 2011
Lions Earn National Recognition From ITA
Five Different Lions Earn National Rankings
November 7, 2011
Tennis Coach Continues to Excel
Story by Katie Gwinn
October 8, 2011
Tennis Sees Final Two Days of Varner Invitational Washed Out
Lions Final Fall Event to Weather
October 6, 2011
Tennis Primed For Varner Memorial Invitational
Tournament Set to Begin Friday, October 8
September 30, 2011
Saint Leo Tennis Teaches the Game to the Community
Lions Provide Instruction to Youth of the Area
September 26, 2011
Men's Tennis Recap of USTA/ITA South Region Championships
Lions total 11Wins During Four Day Tournament
September 22, 2011
Men's Tennis Impresses On First Day of USTA/ITA South Region Championships
Lions Total 15 Wins on Day One of South Region Tournament
September 9, 2011
Tennis Ready to Hit the Road this Fall
Lions to Travel to Valdosta, Winter Park
August 23, 2011
Bryce Selects Beth Daub as Assistant Coach
Daub Joins Lions' Staff after Playing Stint with Towson University
August 3, 2011
Tennis Courts Receive Facelift
Men's and Women's Tennis to Play Blue Surface in 2010-11
July 15, 2011
Men's Tennis Selected ITA All-Scholar Team; Two Named Scholar Athletes
SAINT LEO, Fla. – For the second consecutive season, the Saint Leo men's tennis team has earned Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team accolades. In addition, sophomore Matt Nicholson-Lewis and junior Tim Balz-Herrmann were selected ITA Scholar Athletes; it was announced Thursday by the ITA Governing Body.
July 3, 2011
Highlights of Men's Tennis NCAA Tournament Match
SAINT LEO, Fla. - Take a peek at the Lions' first-ever NCAA Tournament match. The Green & Gold challenged one of the best teams in the country in Lynn University, and despite falling, Saint Leo established themeselves as one of the premier up-and-coming teams in the region.
June 8, 2011
Bryce Adds Antoine Raffaelli to Men's Tennis Team
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Tennis Coach James Bryce has announced the signing of Laredo Community College transfer Antoine Raffaelli to a National Letter of Intent to play tennis for the Lions' men's team.
May 25, 2011
Question and Answer with Tennis Coach James Bryce
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Recently, Head Men's and Women's Tennis Coach James Bryce, sat down with Florida Tennis Magazine to talk about the rebuilding of both the men's and women's programs.
May 6, 2011
Men's and Women's Tennis Conclude Seasons Nationally Ranked
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Both the Saint Leo men's and women's tennis teams concluded their 2011 regular season ranked in the top-50 of the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Top-50 poll, it was announced Friday. The men catapulted six spots to finish No.21 while the women slipped four spots falling to No.31.
May 1, 2011
Lions Battle, But Fall Short At NCAA Tournament
BOCA RATON, Fla. – The No.27 Saint Leo men's tennis team (14-11) was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament action on Sunday, dropping the opening match of the NCAA South Region competition, 5-0, Sunday afternoon from the Perper Tennis Complex in Boca Raton, Fla.
April 28, 2011
Lozier Selected Freshman of the Year; Nicholson-Lewis, Adjenak Also Tabbed All-SSC
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo men's tennis freshman, Victor Lozier, was selected Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the Year, it was announced Thursday by SSC Commissioner Jay Jones. In addition, Lozier earned a spot on the All-SSC First Team as did the doubles duo of Lozier and Matt Nicholson-Lewis. Individually, Nicholson-Lewis and Aloua Adjenak were chosen All-SSC Second Team.
April 26, 2011
Historic Season Lands No.27 Men's Tennis in NCAA Tournament
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Coming off a season in which Saint Leo Men's Tennis collected more regular season wins (14) than any men's squad since 1988 (16), the No.27-ranked Lions earned their first-ever team berth into the NCAA Tournament, it was announced Tuesday evening by the NCAA
April 16, 2011
No.27 Men's Nipped by No.9 Rollins in Third Place Match, 5-3
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's tennis team (14-10) nearly upset the No.9-ranked Rollins College Tars in the third place match of the Sunshine State Conference Tournament, but fell just short as they dropped a 5-3 decision, Saturday evening from the Sanlando Tennis Complex.
April 15, 2011
No.4 Barry Takes Down No.27 Men's Tennis in SSC Semis
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Coming off one of the biggest wins in program history, the No.27-ranked men's tennis team faced their first setback of the Sunshine State Conference Tournament as they fell at the hands of the No.4-ranked Barry University Buccaneers, 5-0, Friday afternoon from the Sanlando Tennis Center.
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Saint Leo Men's Programs Capture 2013-14 Mayor's Cup
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Homegrown vegetables are a staple for many Southerners during the summertime.
When we hear the phrase "tis the season" we usually think of Christmas. But if you are in the wedding business, you think of May and June, the two most popular months to get married in the South.
There is an epidemic in America. It is not ebola or measles, at least not yet.
First, for nine months, often through morning sickness and aching feet, back and elsewhere, mothers carry a baby until he or she is ready to debut.
Some love to do it, some despise it: Mowing the lawn - or "cutting the grass," as we like to call it around here.
In the past two weeks, I discussed powdery mildew and spot anthracnose, which are diseases affecting dogwoods. Therefore, this is the third and final article focusing on the details about dogwood anthracnose.
It has been many months since I answered some of the questions I've received from readers via phone, email and my wine education classes. So now's the time to do just that.
It's a question born from ignorance. All the best questions are.
I have a large glass coin jar. It's an old pickle jar I got from a grocery store when I was in college. It's a foot-and-a-half tall, with a base that's about seven inches in diameter.
Owners of cars and two-wheelers like to customize their vehicles, or even rebuild an old one that reminds them of their younger days. Much of the work involves painting, and that's where problems arise.
In my last article, I discussed powdery mildew on dogwoods. In this article, I want to talk about a different disease that can infect dogwood trees - spot anthracnose.
I suppose it was unavoidable. This week I got my first email from a reader regarding canine influenza and the ongoing outbreak here in the U.S.
After a clammy early spring, the sun is back finally. It's going to rise toward its highest point in the sky by June 21, the longest day of the year. Measured as an angle from the ground, in Gainesville the sun will be about 78 degrees up. It can't ever be exactly vertical above us because the subsolar point, where the sun is perpendicular above the ground, doesn't move this far north.
Just the other day, I was looking at a dogwood tree at the house and saw it was in pretty good shape.
Yay for Spring! It's officially the beginning of the arrival of fresh, local fruits and vegetables.
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As soil becomes less fertile and more compacted over time, healthy turf thins out and its growth declines.
School is out and that means it is officially vacation season!
Don't eat yellow snow. Don't put your hand on a red-hot stove. Don't get involved in a land war in Asia.
Late spring, one of the most enjoyable seasons in North Georgia, is a time for playing outside, having a picnic or simply wandering through the landscape.
If you're like me, you're wondering: How did May get here so fast?
Urine trouble - I see it almost every day.
Chloe turned on a television show. Although it was on a children's network, we knew it didn't necessarily mean anything.
Some of the environmental problems we're seeing in the 21st century started in the previous one. But they are gaining in urgency.
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Toyota steering & suspension repair questions and answers
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rselsby - 2007 Toyota Camry - Steering & Suspension - 6/23/2013
6/23/2013 JimmSeveral possibilities; upper strut or shock mounts worn, faulty / worn sway arm bushings, front or rear stabilizer end link bushings worn. Use the 'How-To-Guides' feature on the AutoMD website to inspect for suspension noises and issues.
Check the many on-line auto parts sources, such as; www.partsgeek.com, www.carpartswarehouse.com, or www.rockauto.com for the replacement parts.
tonymilton2002 - 1999 Toyota Corolla - Steering & Suspension - 6/17/2013
6/10/2013 RaySounds like the tires/wheels are out of balance.
6/10/2013 BillI'm not sure if you mean a 4 wheel alignment since you can't just align one wheel. And Jason is probably correct, both of us not knowing why a tie rod had to be replaced,maybe from an accident. The wheel rim could also be damaged or the tire itself. Move the front tires to the rear and vise versa and see if same problem.
6/13/2013 tonymilton2002i had a front wheel alignmentand a tie rod replace on right front side.also i had the all the tires balance no car accident.6/13/2013 RayYou did not mention that the tires were balanced in your original description. Try rotating the tires as Bill suggested. If the steering wheel stops shaking, one of the tires is the problem.
6/17/2013 tonymilton2002where is the purge vent value and charcoal cannister on my 1999 toyota corolla and can i replace them my self im going try to order them from rockauto.
chu - 2003 Toyota Sequoia - Steering & Suspension - 6/13/2013Steering wheel vibrates at high speed
6/13/2013 JimmSeveral possibilities; front wheels out-of-balance, faulty / worn front suspension component / bushing, tire tread separation / defect.
Check the 'How-To-Guides' feature on the Auto MD website for the specific steps to inspect the steering and suspension systems for vibration and worn components.
tonymilton2002 - 1999 Toyota Corolla - Steering & Suspension - 6/7/2013
bobby perkins - 1998 Toyota 4Runner - Steering & Suspension - 6/2/2013Feels like wheel is shaking and bouncing.
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bamawolf43 - 2003 Toyota Tacoma - Steering & Suspension - 6/2/2013I have changed my power steering fluid with fresh ATF fluid as per toyota specs. The steering is usually hard after the truck is warm. And is most evident when going from chock to chock while sitting still. I suspect either the pump or the rack but which one? the ...
1. Look into the reservoir and check to see if there is any fluid flowing. There should be a swirling motion from fluid flowing in the reservoir.
2. Turn the steering wheel to full lock. Check to see if there is noise from fluid pressure buildup.
3. Check the pump inlet screen located in the reservoir for being restricted. Clean the screen very good carefully, by blowing compressed air and cleaner backwards into the reservoir.
4. With the front wheels off the ground, move the wheels from full lock to full lock by moving the tires manually. Check for binding and excessive drag.
6/2/2013 bamawolf43thank you i will do these things I have one more question though your number 2 suggestion is kinda vague. is the noise a good thing or a bad one. i do have this noise when I turn to full lock.
thanks for your information it is greatly appreciatedThat would be a noise that sounds like the pump is under stress which could happen if the screen is clogged and not allowing full flow back to the pump
mrreliz7 - 1996 Toyota Camry - Steering & Suspension - 6/1/2013my car has 204,000 miles on it and gets code po401 is a 1996 ttoyota camry also, I need to repair cv joints both sides, passenger side tie rods and control lower arm with bushings and driverside hub assembly.is it wirth it or is the car a piece of junk dying ...
6/1/2013 JimmWith the year of the vehicle - these items are not uncommon to replace - typical wear and tear / age and mileage-related. In terms of the steering and suspension components - always buy new items, as you already have used ones on the car already - why mess with more used parts? Besides, for safety sake always get new parts for the steering and suspension systems.
Check the many on-line auto parts sources, such as; www.autopartswarehouse, www.carpartswarehouse.com or www.rockauto.com for the replacement parts. For example, they (RockAuto) list the replacement CV joint and axle halfshaft assembly from around $39.00 (each) for your vehicle.
Here is the fault code P0401 information;
P0401 = Insufficient EGR flow
A code P0401 most likely means one or more of the following has happened:
•The DPFE (differential pressure feedback EGR) sensor is faulty and needs to be replaced
•There is a blockage in the EGR (tube), most likely carbon buildup
•The EGR valve is faulty
•The EGR valve may not be opening due to a lack of vacuum
Possible Solutions:
In fixing this code, it is quite common for people to just replace the EGR valve only to have the OBD code return. The EGR valve is not always the culprit. To determine the exact cause, follow these steps first;
•Use a vacuum pump and pull the EGR valve open while monitoring engine RPM's & DPFE voltage. There should be a noticable difference in RPM's with the EGR open
•Clean out the EGR valve and/or tubing to remove deposits
•Check the voltage at the DPFE, compare to specified values (refer to a repair manual for your specific model)
•Replace the DPFE sensor (with a good quality / OEM one)
•Replace the EGR valve
1. With the engine at operating temperature, take a hand-held vacuum pump and apply 1 pump of vacuum to the Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) valve and the engine should stall instantly.
2. If the engine does not stall, the EGR passages are likely restricted. To clean the passages, remove the plate on top of the intake manifold and clean the EGR passages. Once the passages are clean, the engine should stall instantly when the EGR valve is activated.
3. It is not likely to be a bad EGR valve so do not buy one. the passages are clogged. 99% probability
rrsg1 - 2001 Toyota Solara - Steering & Suspension - 6/1/2013I just got new 17 inch wheels and tires for my 2001 Toyota Solara. I noticed that now with the larger wheels, my ride is harder compared to the softer ride with the old 15 inch wheels. Is there a way i can soften the ride with the new 17 inch wheels ?
6/1/2013 JimmThe larger wheels will definitely make the suspension and car ride harder - stiffer and smaller sidewalls on the larger diameter tires equates to giving up some ride quality. You can try a different strut and shock combination - but other than going with the orginal 15" size wheels made for your vehicle - you are limited in your options.
6/1/2013 HouseCallAutoYou have definitely lost the softness of your ride for good. I know larger wheel diameters and tires are all the rage among young people's mods but I say why? What is the gain? Besides just "bragging rights"? Ton of money spent. The tires wear terrible and now it rides like a one ton truck. The ride is all in the tires. Changing shocks and struts will not change it at all so don't throw money at that. Go back to 15" custom wheels and top tier Michelin tires like an LX4 and you will get a ride like a Caddy.
jerryatalig5 - 2005 Toyota Corolla - Steering & Suspension - 5/16/2013
5/15/2013 JimmNeed more information - is there any question related to this statement? Seriously, my vehicle makes a loud noise if I hit a pothole - so I try to avoid them.
Is there some issue or problem related to driving over potholes that you need help with?
5/16/2013 frankiedonnnIt could be something loose in the suspension or an exhaust strap broken.Drive it up on a pair of ramps and inspect for broken exhaust mounting or transmision mount.
molinesteven - 2003 Toyota Sequoia - Steering & Suspension - 4/29/2013I have 160k miles on my original shocks and struts. My tires have normal wear. Is my Sequoia ready for new shocks and struts? If so, are the Monroe Quick-strut Shock Absorber and Strut Assemblies the better value if I'm planning to keep my Sequoia until the rapture.
4/29/2013 JimmUsually, the shocks and struts typically last around 36 - 50k miles. Try the many on-line auto parts sources, such as; www.autopartswarehouse.com or www.rockauto.com for the replacement parts. For example, they (RockAuto) list the front struts from around $59.00 each (Monroe pn 71859) for your vehicle. Be sure to get the lifetime warranty as long as you plan to keep the vehicle.4/29/2013 CVOO'Reilly has a $120.00 dollars rebates for the shocks when you buy all in 4.Expires 4/30/2013
samd - 2008 Toyota Highlander - Steering & Suspension - 4/14/2013Is there a place on the intellect link to turn inthe remote start feature ?
4/14/2013 jdlI looked at owners manual for Buick, if the remote transmitter doesn't have that insignia, you don't have it.
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101959 - 2006 Toyota Avalon - Steering & Suspension - 4/13/2013My mechanic replaced axle at 115K; drove car 1200 miles to Florida, Axle leaked, second dealer replaced at 120K; drove it home from Florida & car vibrated extensively when accelerating; original mechanic said second axle installed was inferior, made in China, he ...
4/13/2013 JimmUsually, the remanufactured CV drive axles are balanced (axles are fully assembled and then spun at high RPM to determine the position and size of external balance weights added to the rotating assembly) during the remanufacturing process. There may be another cause - other than country of origin.
Check to see if the CV boot clamps are installed using band clamps - or more to the point, check to insure both the CV boots (both inner and outer) have similar style clamps.
Often, the leaking condition is due to a failed CV boot or clamp - however this should not happen with new or remanufactured CV drive shafts.
Another possibility is the wheel balancing may be out-of-specification. Have the front wheels been balanced recently?
joconnor7907 - 2003 Toyota Corolla - Steering & Suspension - 4/13/2013
Do not support the weight of the vehicle on the suspension arm; the arm will deform under its weight.
Remove the Negative battery cable. On vehicles equipped with an air bag, wait at least 90 seconds before proceeding.
See this repair guide for
Toyota Celica, Corolla, ECHO & MR2 1999-05
Strut (MacPherson Strut) Assembly
Overhaul (Coil Spring Removal & Installation).
bkhyche - 2009 Toyota Yaris - Steering & Suspension - 3/29/2013IS THERE A HEAD LIGHT RELAY THAT COULD BE CHANGED ? OR WILL IT REQUIRE A DIFFERENT WIRING CONFIGURATION ?
AutoMD Member - 1999 Toyota Camry - Steering & Suspension - 3/28/2013I've got a 1999 Toyota Camry (4 cylinder) that needs the struts replaced. I got all of the parts that I need to assemble the struts, I thought, but I can't figure out how the boot and spring bumper go together. I purchased the KYSM5175 rear strut mount from KYB with ...
3/28/2013 racel4750Basically, strut assembly consist of a spring, strut mount, spring bumper & dust boot and upper and lower spring seat or cushion. To disassemble you need to compress the spring, loosen the nut that holds the strut mount. Remove strut mount followed by dust boot & bumper, spring along w/ upper/lower seat. To assemble will be the reverse. The strut is installed as a unit. This a dangerous procedure, a compressed and loaded spring is a safety hazard. Recommend that a experienced and professional mechanic do this procedure. Safety is always your priority.


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Sex is risky in many ways, and many of us like to challenge the limits of our bodies. Everyone I spoke to acknowledged the inherent risk involved in breath play; the BDSM educators say that's the reason they teach people about it. But what about all the non-pervy people who don't have access to such a class? What about an inspired but naive viewer of So Low? There is enough information onlinemore anti than pro (see autoerotic-asphyxiation.com)to make a person with common sense stop and think. Perhaps this video will spur more discussion among people in different circles.
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Fred R. Klenner
Frederick Robert Klenner (October 22, 1907 – May 20, 1984) was an American medical researcher and doctor in general practice in Reidsville, North Carolina. From the 1940s on he experimented with the use of vitamin C megadosage as a therapy for a wide range of illnesses, most notably polio. He authored 28 research papers during his career. He was one of the originators of orthomolecular medicine, but his work remains largely unaddressed by established medicine.[1] Klenner is the subject[2] or mentioned or referenced in a number of orthomolecular medicine related papers and articles. A recent book[3] broadly updating Klenner's cumulative vitamin C work is dedicated to him and he is profiled in Medical Mavericks.[4] Some of his work is presented in free book[5] about intravenous vitamin C.
Klenner was born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania on October 22, 1907 to Mary (née Bewak) and Frank Klenner, the youngest of their eight children. His parents had come to this country from Austria as children. When Fred was born, Frank and Mary were living on a farm near Johnstown, although his father Frank continued to work at Bethlehem Steel Corp. where he had worked since a young man. In 1908, his sister Gertrude died at the age of 16 from respiratory problems which were suspected of being caused by the smoke pollution in the skies from Johnstown's blast furnaces. It was said that he was a smart child, some said the smartest of all the Klenner children, sensitive and earnest. In his free time he enjoyed playing in an Austrian band and could play several instruments including the cornet, violin, harpsicord, zither and piano. Klenner attended St. Vincent College for two years and St. Francis College now Saint Francis University, Loretto, Pennsylvania where he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in biology in 1931. He graduated with honours and was awarded a teaching fellowship. He was also awarded the college medal for scholastic philosophy. He then took another teaching fellowship in chemistry at Catholic University, where he studied for his doctorate in physiology.
He graduated from Duke University, School of Medicine in 1936. After three years of hospital training and his marriage to Annie Hill Sharp, sister of Susie Sharp,[6] he entered private medical practice in her hometown of Reidsville, North Carolina. He continued to work there all his life.
In 1946, in Reidsville, North Carolina, he delivered the "Fultz Quadruplets",[7] the world's first recorded set of identical black quadruplets and the first quadruplets to survive in the Southern United States. He subsequently brokered a 'corporate adoption' by Pet Milk, a Saint Louis dairy, which provided a foster home, foster care, living expenses, a 147-acre (0.59 km2) farm, clothes, medical and dental care through majority in return for promotional rights. All were born under Klenner's noteworthy high vitamin C maternity regimen for over 300 births.
Vitamin C studies[edit]
Klenner's main subspecialty was diseases of the chest, but he became interested in the use of very large doses of Vitamin C in the treatment of a wide range of illness. Many of his experiments were performed on himself. In 1948, he published his first paper on the use of large doses of Vitamin C in the treatment of virus diseases.
In 1949 Klenner published in and presented a paper to the American Medical Association detailing the complete cure of 60 out of 60 of his patients with polio using intravenous sodium ascorbate injection[8] Galloway and Seifert cited Klenner's presentation to the AMA in a paper of theirs.[9] Generally, he gave 350 to 700 mg per kilogram body weight per day.
He described giving up to 300,000 milligrams (mg) per day of neutral pH sodium ascorbate. Klenner published 27 medical papers, most about vitamin C applications for over 30 diseases, two about treatment of severe neuropathies including multiple sclerosis using aggressive supplementation.[10] He wrote a 28th paper ca 1980, an unpublished update about MS treatment. It was posthumously summarized by Lendon Smith in the Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C.
His maxim: the patient should "get large doses of vitamin C in all pathological conditions while the physician ponders the diagnosis."
He inspired Linus Pauling and Irwin Stone to expand the research on the wider benefits of Vitamin C. In the foreword of the Clinical Guide, Linus Pauling wrote: "The early papers by Dr. Fred R. Klenner provide much information about the use of large doses of Vitamin C in preventing and treating many diseases. These papers are still important."[11]
See also[edit]
Own publications
- Klenner, F. (1971) Significance Of High Daily Intake Of Ascorbic Acid In Preventive Medicine, Journal of the International Academy of Preventive Medicine, Spring 1974, Volume 1, Number 1, pp. 45–69[12]
- Klenner, Frederick Robert, MD F.C.C.P. Observations On the Dose and Administration of Ascorbic Acid When Employed Beyond the Range Of A Vitamin, Human Pathology Journal of Applied Nutrition Vol. 23, No's 3 & 4, Winter 1971.[13]
- Fred R. Klenner, M.D. 1948 Virus Pneumonia and Its Treatment With Vitamin C[14]
- Klenner, Frederick Robert, MD. The Treatment of Poliomyelitis and Other Virus Diseases with Vitamin C, 1949 paper[15]
- Fred R. Klenner, M.D. 1953 The Use of Vitamin C as an Antibiotic[16]
A posthumous summary of Klenner's 28 papers.
- Lendon H. Smith, M.D., Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C - The Clinical Experiences of Frederick R. Klenner, M.D.[17]
- Thomas E. Levy M.D. J.D.: Curing the Incurable. Library of Congress Control Number: 2008942812
ISBN: Softcover 0-9779-5202-9. Third Edition: 2009
- ^ Robert Landwehr. The Origin of the 42-Year Stonewall of Vitamin C, J Orthomolecular Med, 2002. Vol 6, No 2, pp 99-103
- ^ Saul AW. Hidden in Plain Sight: The Pioneering Work of Frederick Robert Klenner, M.D. J Orthomolecular Med, 2007. Vol 22, No 1, pp 31-38.
- ^ Levy, Thomas E. (2002). Vitamin C Infectious Diseases, & Toxins. Xlibris. ISBN 1-4010-6963-0.
- ^ Riordan HD. (1989) Medical Mavericks, Bio-Communications Inc. ISBN 0-942333-09-8
- ^ Injectable Vitamin C: Effective Treatment for Viral and Other Diseases http://www.injectablevitaminc.com/
- ^ lib.unc.edu[dead link]
- ^ "Fultz Quadruplets". Webcache.news-record.com. 1946-05-23. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "Klenner, Frederick Robert, MD. "The Treatment of Poliomyelitis and Other Virus Diseases with Vitamin C" ''Southern Medicine & Surgery,'' v. 111, no. 7 (July, 1949) pp. 209-214". Seanet.com. 2003-02-22. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ Galloway, T. and Seifert, M. (1949) Bulbar Polyiomyelitis:favorable results in its treatment as a problem of respiratory obstruction. Journal of the American Medical Association, 141 (1):1-8
- ^ Klenner F. (1973) Response of peripheral and central nerve pathology to mega-doses of the vitamin B complex and other metabolites. Journal of Applied Nutrition pp16-40.
- ^ "Lendon H. Smith, M.D., ''Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C - The Clinical Experiences of Frederick R. Klenner, M.D. (1988) ISBN 0-943685-13-3". Seanet.com. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "Significance of High Daily Intake of Ascorbic Acid in Preventive Medicine". Seanet.com. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "Klenner 1971 Vitamin C paper". Orthomed.com. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "Virus Pneumonia and Its Treatment With Vitamin C". Seanet.com. 2003-02-22. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "The Treatment of Poliomyelitis and Other Virus Diseases with Vitamin C". Seanet.com. 2003-02-22. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "The Use of Vitamin C as an Antibiotic". Seanet.com. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
- ^ "Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C". Seanet.com. Retrieved 2012-01-27.
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Origin: Proto- _ -mere _ -ite.
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