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When did you know that softball would become your sport? What was your earliest memory of the game?
Softball has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. As soon as I was able to stand on my own, my parents had me in front of a tee, bat in hand. I remember being outside for hours at a time hitting whiffle after whiffle off that tee. I started tee ball when I was four years old and haven't stopped playing since. I never really felt the need to pick up another sport because softball was always the sport that had occupied so much of my time, and was something I was passionate about from an early age.
Who has inspired you the most throughout your softball career, and why?
My parents have always been my main source of inspiration throughout my career. They both thoroughly enjoy sports and never stopped encouraging me to work harder and be better—not only in softball, but in all aspects of life. They have been my biggest supporters and have sacrificed so much of their own time and energy to make sure I could pursue my interests, and I will never be able to thank them enough for that.
UR Softball has won five straight games after beginning the season 4–8. What has changed, and how has the team adapted to the adversity it was handed?
We knew that we were going to be playing the toughest games of our season early on and went into our UAA tournament knowing it would be our time to prove ourselves. We may not have had the best record in Florida, but we learned a lot about both our strengths and weakness as a team and we spent the following weeks building upon where we were weak. We are a completely different team now, compared to the team we were at the beginning of the season, and I couldn't be more proud of the strides we have made. We are finally playing as a team, and I think a lot of the stress we were putting on each other to perform has finally subsided and we are just enjoying the sport.
In Sunday's double header against Clarkson, you went 4–6 and even pitched one of those games. How does it feel to be a hitting pitcher and "beat" typical stigmas given to players in your position?
I've always prided myself on being a well-rounded player. Pitching hasn't always been my primary position, but hitting has always been my favorite part of the game. Hitting also came very naturally to me, so I never really felt the stigma associated with non-hitting pitchers. I'm just happy to contribute to my team's success in as many aspects as possible.
In light of Sarah Hudek being the first female to achieve a win in college baseball, what do you think of Pittsburgh Pirates Skipper Clint Hurdle saying that he "believes firmly there is going to be a day where there is a female player in the big leagues?" Also, what do you hope for women within your sport and even potentially in MLB?
There is no doubt in my mind that women could compete in the big leagues. I guess the main obstacle for women, in that sense, is how very different baseball and softball are. The structure of the game is similar, but there are so many aspects that are played in such different ways between the two sports. It would be a tough transition from a softball career to a baseball career, but I think a talented enough athlete could achieve it. Softball has grown so much as a sport in the past 20 years, and I can only see it getting more and more popular, coinciding with the standards of play getting higher and higher.
Would you rather race around the bases against Jacoby Ellsbury or compete in a sing-off against Jennie Finch?
That's definitely a tough question because I'm not even seemingly fast and I also have a sub-par singing voice. Forced to make the choice, I would definitely choose the sing-off, though —embellishing with my "stellar" dance moves, of course.
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The Tennessee Titans and the newly-formed Los Angeles Rams announced a trade deal on Thursday, April 14, that sends the first overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft to Los Angeles. The deal was actually settled the night before—but it was the same evening as Byrant's final game of his 20-year career, and because of this, the Rams chose to hold off.
The Rams are back in LA, and the franchise is looking to consistently win games and in turn make the playoffs.
Right now, their unstable quarterback (QB) situation is what has been holding them back. Quarterbacks Carson Wentz of North Carolina State and Jared Goff of University of California Berkeley (Cal) are considered the favorites for the first two selections.
It has been reported that Goff is in the running for the Rams. During his junior year with Cal, he threw for 4,719 yards, including 43 touchdown passes, ending the year with a quarterback rating of 161.3. His notable strengths include throwing the deep ball, as his arm strength is something that attracts the attention of NFL scouts.
Carson Wentz is considered a pro-style QB (a quarterback that exhibits adequate decision-making skills), and his pocket presence and physical build are components that indicate he may be ready for the NFL. He stands a tall 6'5" and weighs 237 pounds, so he will be ready to take a beating from punishing linebackers and defensive linemen coming on in blitzes.
In addition to the first overall pick and the chance to select a franchise quarterback to compliment a strong defense, the Rams received Tennessee's fourth- and sixth-round picks.
Tennessee will have a total of nine draft picks going into the 2016 draft, largely due to their deal with the Rams. From giving away their first overall, fourth-round, and sixth-round picks, the Titans received the Rams' fifteenth overall pick. Also, Tennesse is awarded LA's third-round pick, and the Ram's 2017 first- and third-round picks.
These are significant additions for a franchise looking to build around former second overall pick Marcus Mariota. It was a great decision for the team to trade their first overall pick because they believe they have their franchise quarterback, and there are role-players available in later rounds that they can draft to build a stronger defensive and offensive brigade. Out of the top 76 draft picks, Tennessee owns nine, which gives them nine total first-, second-, and third-round picks to use or trade to get any special player they see. Their versatility in this draft suits their needs far better, and it seems they fared better from this trade than the Rams. Even if Mariota flops, they will have created a young, strong roster to build off of going forward. In 2006, the Titans drafted cornerback Cortland Finnegan late in the first round, so the franchise will look to build off of their successes this time around.
The 2016 NFL draft brings forth an interesting array of players. Beyond the first round, players are more suited for specific niches for each team. There is potential for lots of trades and maneuvers to get that player each team needs in their system. Either way, it will be an entertaining evening in the Windy City.
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But as my career as a UR student athlete winds down, I'm here to declare that, yes, some of us actually do care about our school's athletics.
I'd be speaking in hyperbole to declare that "nobody" cares about sports at UR, but, that being said, there is a lack of enthusiasm for athletic activity on this campus. With this in mind, I'm fairly certain that the impact college sports can have on students here is highly overlooked.
It's common to hear graduating seniors say that they couldn't imagine college without being on a sports team, and, as my own graduation nears, I'm absolutely feeling this way. Pretty much everything I've done in the past four years has been influenced by being on the varsity tennis team. My class schedule, my friends, how I spend my free time—even my eating and sleeping habits—all have been shaped in some way by my sport. When something influences your daily life so much, it is hard to imagine what it'd be like if it wasn't there.
So, as I play my final matches, the emotions involved are mixed.
Will I miss being a college athlete? You bet. But at the same time, I'm supremely grateful that I've gotten to participate in something so special. It's easy to lose sight of how great us college athletes have it, especially at the Division III level. We get highly qualified coaches, terrific training facilities, knowledgeable athletic trainers, and a supportive administration, all at our disposal as we practice and play the sports we love. We even get to travel around the entire country, competing against other athletes.
The best part of this deal? All we have to do in return is do what we love. Sure, it's not always fun waking up early for practice or working out after a long day of classes, but, when it comes down to it, Division III college athletics is essentially school-sponsored fun.
I'll readily admit UR is not a big-time sports school. But that doesn't mean sports don't matter here.
In fact, when I look back on my four years here at UR, most of my memories aren't going to be from studying for a test or taking notes in a lecture hall. Maybe they should be, but I presume that I'm far from alone in acknowledging that, when all is said and done, I'll look back on UR and think of days in the gym or time on the court interacting with teammates and coaches. I also don't think I'll be alone in feeling no regret about it. Maybe I missed having a more typical college experience, but after four years of playing college tennis, I feel incredibly lucky to have gotten to play here, and I wouldn't trade these experiences for the world.
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Both games were on at the same time, and basketball fans were forced to make a decision. Did you choose to say goodbye to an icon who has been the face of basketball for the last 20 years? Or did you choose to watch a team that has been shattering records all season, becoming the winningest regular-season team of all time?
Either way, you would not have been disappointed.
If you chose to watch Bryant and the Lakers, you were treated to a spectacle. The game itself had little meaning since both the Lakers and Grizzles were out of playoff contention, and yet, the atmosphere in the arena was that of a championship game. Celebrities lined the courtside seats and there was not an empty seat in the house. To add to the sentimental value of the night, the game was preceded by a video montage of current and former basketball players saying goodbye and explaining what Bryant's career meant to them.
If the record-smashing Warriors were more worth watching, the atmosphere was similar. It was less about the game and more about celebrating the accomplishment that Golden State was about to achieve. The Warriors were looking to break two records; One for the most wins in a season, 72 wins set by the Chicago Bulls during the 1995-96 season, and the other, Stephen Curry looking to further his own record for three-pointers in season by surpassing the 400 mark.
From the opening tip, the game plan for the Golden State was pretty obvious—get Curry the ball. After he missed his first three-pointer of the game, the Davidson-bred Curry came back and made five in a row—by the end of the first quarter, the game was already a laugher. As a team, the Warriors had taken 17 three-point attempts in the first quarter alone, which is more than most teams take all game. With the game already secured by the end of the first quarter, fans were now waiting for Curry to hit 400.
The Lakers had a similar game plan: get Bryant the ball. The night was all about the 18-time NBA All-Star, and his teammates made sure of that. Many thought Bryant would only play half of the game, but he shocked everyone not only with how long he played, but how well he played. Bryant, whose career is lined with awards and championships, has been criticized at times for taking too many shots, but on this night, there was no limit.
Many analysts before the game joked that Bryant's career high for shots taken in a game was 47, and that he should aim for 50. Perhaps Bryant heard them, because that is just what he did. After getting off to a slow start and missing his first five shots, Bryant settled in and began scoring like the vintage Kobe that we have running through highlight reels in our heads. By the end of the game, Bryant scored 60 points—the most ever in a player's final game. Even more fitting, with his team down late, Bryant hit the key shots to pull his team ahead and edge out the win.
For Curry, his shining moment came in the third quarter when he hit his four-hundredth three-pointer of the season. He would hit two more after that and go on to score 46 points, which was 30 more than the next-highest scorer on his team. His new total now stands at 402, blowing away his previous mark of 286. But his individual accomplishment did not take away from his team setting the record for most wins in a season—a feat that even Steve Kerr, head coach of the Warriors and member of the '95-'96 Bulls, thought would never be attained, and yet the Warriors made it look so seamless.
Seventy-three is the number that now stands. But, records are meant to be broken. While we watched one of the greatest individuals to ever play the game walk away, we witnessed what will one day be argued as the greatest team to ever play step into the spotlight.
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The team performed well across the board in the distance, sprinting, throwing, and jumping events. Both the Men's and Women's Teams competed in ideal weather conditions for the first time this season.
The highlight of the meet for UR was the women's 4-by-100–meter relay—comprised of junior Brittany Schutrum, senior Emily VanDenburgh, senior Cameron Edwards, and Take Five Scholar Yvette Igbokwe—who, together, broke the school record by nearly half a second.
The strong performance by the Women's Team resulted in 15 ECAC (Eastern College Athletic Conference) qualifying standards. Senior Katie Knox (3k Steeplechase), senior Victoria Stepanova (5k), junior Sam Kitchen (1500), senior Anya Joynt (10k), and junior Audrey McCarthy (10k) all posted ECAC marks during the first day of competition. Knox and Stepanova also broke UR school records in their respective events.
On the second day of competition, the women posted strong sprinting, throwing, and relay performances. After breaking the 4-by-100–meter record, Edwards ran the 400-meter hurdles in a time of 1:03.00, while freshman Alice Freese ran a personal record (PR) of 1:07.12. In the 100-meter hurdles, Edwards and freshman Kylie Bartlett ran 15.64 and 15.68 respectively, qualifying for the postseason.
Ogbokwe set a new personal best in the 200-meter, finishing seventh, with a time of 25.27. She also ended seventh in the 100-meter dash.
In the throwing events, junior Megan Forney and senior Amanda Hall set personal bests. Hall PR'ed in the shot put, while Forney set a new personal best in the hammer throw. Capping off a strong performance in the field events, VanDenburgh qualified for ECACs with a long jump of 5.43 meters, which landed her in fifteenth place.
In their last event, the women's 4-by-800–meter relay of Knox, Kitchen, Freese, and Stepanova ran an ECAC qualifying time of 9:30.29, a season best for UR.
With a slew of great performances on the women's side, the men's team had their work cut for them. The men's team ended the meet with eight ECAC qualifiers, scattered across the distance, jumping, and sprinting events.
On the first night of competition, freshmen Ben Martell and Forrest Hangen performed solidly in the 3k steeplechase and the 5Kk, both securing spots in the ECAC meet.
For the jumpers, seniors Boubacar Diallo and Jon Kuberka posted strong long jumps, while senior Pat Rice leaped 4.50 meters in the pole vault, which resulted in a sixth–place finish.
The second day of action also saw two relays qualify for the postseason championships. The 4-by-100–meter team of freshman Thomas Chant, senior Jeff Hrebenach, sophomore Fiyin Oluyinka, and Rice finished ninth in 43.24 seconds, while the 4-by-800–meter relay team of junior Chris Cook, freshman Chris Dalke, sophomore Corey Peruffo, and senior Jeremy Hassett crossed the finish line at 7:58.72, good for sixth.
Hassett qualified individually in the 800-meter, where he ran 1:54.64. Junior Wilfred Wallis and Dalke also performed well in the event.
On the sprints side, Hrebenach led the way with a blistering 22.17 200-meter dash. Herbenach, Chant, Oluyinka, Frank Dettore-Schenkelberg also competed in the 100-meter dash.
Long sprints saw PRs from sophomores Savon Amos (No. 37) and Sean Corcoran (No. 51) in the 400-meter dash, with Amos winning the second heat in a time of 51.17 seconds.
The hurdles squad saw strong performances from senior RJ Morrow and freshman Griffin Cunningham in the 110-meter. In the 400-meter hurdles, junior Nate Kuhrt and sophomore Scott Mistler-Ferguson finished No. 32 and No. 34, respectively, in a competitive field.
To round out the day, the men's 4-by-400–meter relay team of Mistler-Ferguson, Kuhrt, Amos, and Corcoran finished in 3:25.86, placing thirteenth.
Next Saturday, April 23, URTF looks to build on their momentum as they host a home meet at Fauver stadium starting at 10 a.m.
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In the finals, UR's First and Second Varsity faced off against Mid-Atlantic First Varsity crews from Franklin & Marshall, Bryn Mawr, and Mary Washington, as well as Franklin & Marshall's Second Varsity crew. UR 1V 8+ finished at 6:53.49, beating F&M's 1V by a five-minute margin. The team also entered a Varsity 4, which fought back from a large deficit in the finals to finish in third place .
The First Varsity 8 was comprised of coxswain and junior Crystal Hoffman, senior Bella Clemente, junior Alice Bandeian, sophomore Gianna Macri, senior Clare McMahon, sophomore Julie Profeta, junior Morgan Miller, sophomore Rebecca Fuchs, and sophomore Sarabeth Rambold.
While the Second Varsity 8 included coxswain and freshman Laura Castelein freshmen Claudia Weaver, Colleen Stone, Lauryn Fluellen, Colleen Dunlea, Gillian Schwartz , and Josephine Foong; and sophomores Vada Coe and Stephanie Taylor.
"We went to this regatta with confidence in ourselves to make it out of heats and be competitive in the Grand Finals," Clemente said. "All of our boats have put in incredible time and effort, and it was exciting to finally see all of our hard work pay off."
After overcoming several obstacles to start the season, including injuries, changes to the lineups, and weather problems, the Yellowjackets also faced the challenge of strengthening their mental toughness.
"I think one weakness we've had to deal with is getting nervous and frantic when facing tougher competition and difficult conditions, which I think really impacted our performance when we raced Ithaca and RIT at the start of the season," Macri said. The sophomore emphasized that the team has centered its recent work around "focusing on [ourselves]" and recognized the need to "stay calm" in order to "be really competitive."
The 'Jackets' collective team dynamic plays a key role in overcoming these issues.
"I have never been with a more motivating and supportive network, and I don't think I could find a better group of people to workout with," Clemente said.
In accordance with Clemente, Bandeian recalls that rowing is a sport dependent on team chemistry, and it is the most rewarding when "you click together as a boat."
On the water, these women find that their success is not only through their team's harmony, but is reliant upon the altruistic acts from each member. Although the sport is more physically intense than most are accustomed to, Foong pushes the discomfort aside for her teammates. "[You] remember that you are pushing for not just you, but for the other 7 people + coxswain in the boat," Foong said.
The team will take their reliance to compete in the Liberty League championship next Friday. It is clear that Clemente will not only be motivated by the closing of her career, but that it will be her teammates feeding her with grit.
"My team reminds me to never give up, because mental weakness is where you lose the most,"she said.
Bandeian, in particular, hopes that URWR rises to the occasion and finds a way to "beat [our] fastest 2k time."
"This has really been a defining season for UR rowing," Bandeian said. "The team has become even closer and stronger throughout this season, and I can't wait to see what is next."
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How were you introduced to tennis, and at what point did you start playing competitively?
I was introduced to the sport by my dad when I was five during a vacation in Florida. I played one time and was hooked, and I kept hitting against the wall near the courts for the rest of the trip. I played my first competitive tournament probably when I was around 10 or 11, and I really haven't stopped since.
How do you adapt (tactically and mentally) playing from a singles match to a doubles match?
Because doubles is only one set to eight games, you have to come out with a ton of energy right away, because you can't afford a slow start. I try and come into doubles very fired up, and constantly cheer on my partner and teammates on adjacent courts. Afterwards, I try to forget about the doubles, regardless of how it went, because I know that if I continue to be so fired up, I'll run out of emotional energy before singles ends. The biggest change is just that I try to stay more even-keeled and calm in singles.
Within the four years that you've played for the University, is there a defining moment or memorable experience that you can recall?
During my sophomore year, we beat NYU at home for the first time in several years. NYU had been having a great season, and that win put us on the map in Division III tennis, as we earned our first national ranking in many years. Everyone on the team contributed to that win, and it really proved to others and ourselves how much potential we had. I remember feeling very proud of everyone that day.
You've been honored by the ITA as a Scholar Athlete since freshman year. To what do you attribute this success?
Mostly just being smart about your time and prioritizing things in your life. I've made it a priority to eat well and always get enough sleep, and these habits have helped me a ton in being able to perform my best on the court and also take care of academic responsibilities.
Your team is currently on a four-match winning streak. Have you changed the music in your team room or changed your warmup?
Not much has changed in terms of our approach as a team. It's helped that we've had some more home matches recently, as we obviously feel very comfortable on our courts. Even when we were losing some matches, though, it never seemed like we needed to make any drastic changes. We just had to do a better job of playing up to our capabilities, and not let the pressure of a match get to us.
If you could pick anyone to speak at Commencement, who would it be and why?
I'll say Andy Roddick. He was the best American male player for most of my childhood, and the person I wanted to be like when I grew up. He's also a very bright, well-spoken guy who I bet wouldn't just give a typical commencement speech, but would actually say some funny, interesting, and memorable things that everyone, not just tennis fans, would enjoy.
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The event, which stems from "The One Love Foundation," was held on held at the UR Interfaith Chapel and fostered discussion on various facets of abusive relationships.
Established after the tragic death of UVA senior and Women's Lacrosse player Yeardley Love, murdered by her on-and-off boyfriend, the foundation aims to aid college students in noticing the signs of an unhealthy relationship.
The news of this murder spread throughout the nation and the college lacrosse community. This tragedy caught the attention of various organizations on the UR campus as they decided to introduce the foundation's unprecedented message to over 150 members of the UR community.
"[The One Love Foundation] is rooted in targeting relationships that form on college campuses," senior and event coordinator Molly Weiner said. "[It]works to make sure people never feel uncomfortable speaking up to their friends."
The event consisted of a 40-minute film from the organization, portraying an abusive heterosexual caucasian couple.
However, the spearheaders of this event, Weiner and sophomore and UR Women's Lacrosse midfielder Charlotte Berg explained that this not the only demographic to which this happens. The film was then followed by the attendees breaking up into groups and having discussions with breakout leaders from sponsors and co-sponsors.
"I think the workshop session ran well and really could have gone on for much longer," Megan Fujiyoshi, a senior captain of URWL and discussion leader, said. "Many of the discussion points and 'warning signs' are seen much more frequently than we care to admit […] It was a great experience to have the ability to talk about it in a safe space that encouraged the hard questions."
The warning signs are sadly only beginning to be understood, and how they progress was another part of the workshop.
"A lot of what today focuses on are the unhealthy signs of relationships and how that can progress into a more violent end," Berg said. "Our main focus of this event is to empower people to notice these signs in their friends relationships and their own relationships. Not necessarily romantic, but platonic ones as well."
Sophomore midfielder of the 'Jackets, Madeline Levy, expressed the profound nature of this cause and what it means to her and her team.
"The cause was important to me because it covers an issue that a lot of people often don't think about," Levy said. "It helped me to trust my teammates and know that they are there for me and that I am there for them if anyone needs any type of help in a relationship violence situation."
To Levy, this workshop was a beneficial experience for bystanders who "don't know whether to intervene or not."
It is crucial to understand the not only the triggers, but the consequences similar to Love's—consequences that take lives.
This was an event that carried a lot of merit for not only the students and athletes in attendance, but for URWL Head Coach Sue Behme.
"I think this cause touches us all in different ways for for different reasons," Behme said. "[The cause] touches our entire community on a much bigger level and our role within our community."
"Read the fine print," is one phrase that the One Love Foundation pushes everyone to be cognizant of. Understand warning signs, speaking out on dating abuse and getting help—these are actions everyone should try to take, no matter the type of abuse or relationship.
Behme said that we not only should be cognizant, but we are now responsible for ameliorating this issue.
"It means we could save lives," she said. "Through education and active participation, we now are carriers of the importance of the message."
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For the second consecutive year and third time in the program's 58-year history, UR's Division I squash team had four players selected as All-Americans by the College Squash Association.
Juniors Ryosei Kobayashi and Mario Yanez Tapia were recognized as First Team All-Americans, and senior Neil Cordell and sophomore Tomotaka Endo were named to the Second Team.
Kobayashi, a tenacious competitor, continues to set his sights high.
"I want to be a national champion, both team and individual," he said.
It is this kind of ambition that allows Kobayashi to realize his potential as an athlete, finishing the season ranked second in collegiate squash. Yanez, named as a First Team All-American for the third consecutive year, was ranked fourth nationally.
For Endo, this individual honor means little compared to the team's accomplishments.
"All-American doesn't mean anything to me, to be honest," Endo admitted. "I am playing for Rochester at this time, so I don't care about the individual awards."
A devoted teammate and athlete, Endo has an unyieldingly team-oriented mindset and an exceptionally selfless dedication to the program. Cordell, meanwhile, will end his collegiate career with his fourth consecutive All-American honor, ranking sixteenth in the nation.
UR Men's Basketball, meanwhile, had three individuals recognized for their contributions towards an outstanding season this year.
Within this group was head coach Luke Flockerzi, who was named Coach of the Year by the local chapter of the United States Basketball Writers' Association (USBWA).
Flockerzi is highly regarded as an inspirational coach, mentor, and friend to players and coaches alike.
"Coach Flockerzi is not only a great coach but a great person," senior forward Jared Seltzer said. "Besides the X's and O's of the game of basketball, he really will go out of his way to help you in any way possible, whether it be personal or basketball-related. He has helped me throughout my career by just having faith in me and being supportive no matter what."
Not only does Flockerzi know the game inside and out, he is also able to clearly translate even the most intricate components of basketball to his players.
"His ability to convey some very in-depth concepts for the guys to learn […] is something I've been really impressed with," Assistant Coach Tim McLaughlin said.
Part of what makes Flockerzi so successful as a coach is his respect for and dedication to his players, both individually and as a team.
"I always think coaching awards just represent team accomplishments," said Flockerzi, who also praised senior Jared Seltzer and junior Sam Borst-Smith, recipients of NCAA First Team Honors.
This is the first time in Seltzer's four-year career that he has received post-season recognition.
"Hard work really does pay off and I am just happy that people recognized me for that," Seltzer said.
Borst-Smith, on the other hand, is no stranger to the spotlight.
After receiving State Farm's Assist of the Year Award, the junior guard was named to this year's National Association of Basketball Coaches All- District First Team.
Borst-Smith consistently credits his teammates and coaches for his success, demonstrating once again that he puts his team first.
"My teammates are like my second family," Borst-Smith said. "Throughout all of this they have been really supportive and kept pushing me to become a better basketball player each day."
Three athletes of UR Womens' Basketball were also named to the inaugural NCAA Division II-III Rochester Area Team, which was selected by the members of the USBWA. Senior Kayla Kibling and sophomore Alexandra Leslie were named to the First Team, while sophomore Lauren Deming received an Honorable Mention
"I was really happy for my teammates," Kibling said. "We have all put in a lot of hard work and it feels good to represent our whole team with these recognitions."
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It climaxed when junior forward Kris Jenkins put himself forever in history with a deep three at the buzzer before over 70,000 fans, and millions watching at home. Villanova basketball was crowned as national champion for the first time since 1985. The sharply-dressed man behind the madness, head coach Jay Wright, took his first-ever NCAA national championship.
Coach Wright has won gold with USA basketball, earned four Big East regular season titles, and is even a several-time winner of GQ's best-dressed in college basketball. With all things considered, his success in March Madness is a definite résumé topper, and could further launch his career.
But Wright's beginnings were humble—and local.
Wright's first ever coaching job was an assistant for UR Men's Basketball back in the '84-'85 and '85-'86 seasons under then–head coach Mike Neer.
Wright graduated from Bucknell University in '83 and only a year later, at age 23, Wright joined the Yellowjacket family. He was just barely older than the players he coached, but as Steve Trombower, a former team co-captain on the '85-'86 roster recalled, Wright was "a friend of the players, but he was well-respected […] he was easy-going, well-liked, and respected."
Coach Wright climbed the coaching ladder relatively quickly. After two years as an assistant at UR, he took a job as an assistant at Division I Drexel. After hopping around DI programs as an assistant, Wright took his first head coaching job at Hofstra in '94, where he invigorated the program. In 2001, Wright took over at Villanova, joining the likes of Jim Boeheim and Jim Calhoun in one of college basketball's most elite conferences, the Big East.
But unlike so many who reach that level of notoriety, Wright has not let his fame and successes go to his head.
"He didn't forget where he started," Trumbower said. "He's just a genuinely nice person […] he's invited us [his former UR players] into the locker room and introduced us to all of the players."
Trumbower didn't seem surprised by what Coach Wright has accomplished, pointing out that he has all of the characteristics that successful people normally have.
He both gave and earned respect.
"Coach Neer was a seasoned coach, but they had a mutual respect for one another. What you see is what you get; his players like him."
Certainly, Coach Wright and his Wildcats have earned the respect of the media. ESPN's "Way-Too-Early" rankings have Villanova ranked second in the nation for next season.
It certainly seems as though the sky's the limit for the former UR assistant.
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MODESTO – The Great Valley Museum of Modesto Junior College is holding six weeks of science and nature-oriented classes for children ages 4–12 starting June 21. These popular programs cover a wide variety of topics ranging from animal adventures and science experimentation to artistic endeavors.
RIPON - Ripon Police Sgt. Richard Kalebjian is heading up a community barbecue at Stouffer Park on Wednesday, June 8, for citizens of his Patrol Beat Area 2 in the northeast section of the city.
Manteca would have just over $300,000 less to spend in the fiscal year starting July 1 if all new home construction had ended at the start of 2008 when housing prices started their freefall.
All that Randy Schaapman thinks about these days is how much longer he has to wait until the weekend gets here.
One of Manteca's oldest buildings is coming back to life.
One more in a string of night fires in the 300 and 400 blocks of Moffat Boulevard caused a $55,000 loss to a mobile home and its contents late Tuesday night from a fire that started in an outbuilding.
LATHROP – A car that costs a mere $20 is a real wheel-dealer.
MODESTO - The Urban Sheep Yarn Boutique and Creativity Center will sponsor a local event connected with the "Worldwide Knit in Public Day" (WWKip Day) at its Roseburg Square store, 899 Roseburg Ave., on Saturday, June 11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Joe Anfuso will be the first to tell you – and viewers of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" – that a housing recovery is going to be a long time in coming.
LATHROP – Betsy Poindexter could always tell when "that boy" was coming down the street as he was always bouncing a basketball.
RIPON - Ripon's Immanuel Christian Reformed Church is a scheduled rest stop for "Tractor Dave" who is driving his 1937 COOP #2 tractor across country to raise $200,000 for disaster relief as he pulls a 20-foot trailer.
Altamont Commuter Express is offering a ride and play package from Manteca to Santa Clara that includes lunch and admission to Great America amusement park on Saturday, June 11.
Overall home sales in Manteca are at a pace of 26 a week so far this year with existing homes outselling new ones by an 11 to 2 ratio.
It's been over 15 years since a rodeo last graced the Sandy Plains of Manteca-Lathrop.
Madilynn Gliege, 7, of Manteca will be participating in the first annual Give Every Child a Chance's Ropin' on the River Rodeo on Saturday, June 4.
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Thieves are now trying to steal grass.
Last week it was home to more than half-a-dozen people who had turned it into a makeshift camp.
Twenty years ago Spreckels Sugar - which was intertwined with Manteca's prosperity and history for 75 years - fell victim to changing sugar beet economics and ...
For nearly two decades he escaped justice.
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Lunch break play by four high school students Wednesday didn't bode well with police after nine officers responded to a 911 caller fearing the ...
Kathy Howe is the cat's meow as far as admirers in the Lathrop School preschool class are concerned.
Modesto Junior College Hall of Fame member and former Manteca High player Paul Wiggin has been selected as a 2016 inductee into the California Community ...
The Manteca Redevelopment Agency's first big thing took a shuttered 362-acre sugar beet processing plant site and converted it into the economic juggernaut known ...
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CUPERTINO, Calif. — Apple is teaming up with former nemesis IBM in an attempt to sell more iPhones and iPads to corporate customers and government agencies.
The partnership announced Tuesday calls for the two technology companies to work together on about 100 different mobile applications designed for a wide range of industries.
The applications, expected to be released this fall, will feature some of data-crunching tools that IBM Corp. sells to companies trying to get a better grasp on their main markets while scouring for new money-making opportunities.
IBM is also pledging to provide better security to reassure companies concerned about hackers stealing vital information off the mobile devices of their employees.
Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook said his company is turning to help from IBM because it doesn't understand the needs of corporate customers as well as it does consumers. IBM CEO Ginni Rometty said the alliance will help her company by widening the audience for its technological tools, providing bigger returns on the roughly $24 billion that IBM has invested in data analytics.
"It's a watershed partnership that brings together the best of Apple and the best of IBM," Cook said Tuesday during an interview at Apple's Cupertino, California headquarters. Underscoring the importance of the alliance, Rometty flew from IBM's Armonk, New York headquarters to join Cook for the announcement.
"This is about two powerhouses unleashing the power of mobility for (businesses)," Rometty said. "This is going to remake professions and industries."
By joining forces, Apple and IBM are hoping to build mobile applications that prove iPhones and iPads can serve many other business purposes besides checking email and keeping track of appointments. Cook says the devices are already used for work within all but a handful of Fortune 500 companies.
Both Apple and IBM are counting on their foray to boost their own revenue. The companies both have been facing concerns on Wall Street about whether they will be able to accelerate their revenue growth at a rate that will propel their stocks higher.
The worries about Apple's future prospects have been easing amid widespread anticipation for an iPhone with a larger display screen this fall and the expected release of a smart watch with sensors to tracks people's health. Apple's stock has rallied from its recent lows reached in 2013 and is now approaching its all-time high. The shares shed a $1.13 Tuesday to close at $95.32, just 5 percent below their split-adjusted peak of $100.72.
IBM's stock fell $1.37 to close Tuesday at $188.49, about 13 percent from its high of $215.90.
The partnership underscores how technological upheaval can change allegiances. The notion of Apple and IBM helping each other out would have seemed inconceivable back in the 1980s and 1990s when they were bitter rivals in the personal computer market. The animosity ran so high that Apple famously skewered IBM as a soulless company devoid of new ideas in a commercial that evoked images of novelist George Orwell's "Big Brother" figure in "1984."
The hard feelings have faded away as technology has evolved and the companies have moved in new directions. IBM got out of the PC business when it sold that division to the Lenovo Group nearly a decade ago. Apple now makes far more money from its iPhones than it does from its Mac computers.
"That was a long time ago," Cook said of the old rivalry with Apple. "This is two pieces of a puzzle that fit together perfectly."
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Opening weekend iPhone 5s, 5c sales may have been split 50-50, insider saysLimited supply of the iPhone 5s during launch weekend may have led to a relatively even split of sales between Apple's new flagship model and the more affordable iPhone 5c, one well-connected analyst has said.
Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities said this week that of the 9 million iPhones Apple sold last weekend, he estimates between 3.5 million and 4.5 million were of the high-end iPhone 5s. That means between 4.5 million and 5.5 million would have been of the polycarbonate-backed iPhone 5c.
Apple does not break down sales figures of individual iPhone models, citing competitive reasons. But the company is more forthcoming about smartphone sales than rivals such as Samsung.
Launching two new iPhone models this year, Apple blew away its previous record of 5 million iPhone 5 units sold on that device's opening weekend in 2012.
Kuo's estimates are very different from data published by Localytics on Monday, which claimed that the iPhone 5s was 3.4 times more popular than the iPhone 5c after three days of availability. That firm's data was based on figures from over 20 million unique iPhones tracked through applications and customers.
Kuo specifically mentioned the Localytics data in his research note, and explained that their figures were based on activation, while his own are rooted in production.
"From Apple's viewpoint, production, sell-in, sell-through and activation are different things," he explained. "Since iPhone 5s is in shortage now, numbers of production, sell-in, sell-through and activation should be very close."
While the iPhone 5s was constrained at launch particularly of the new gold model Kuo said supply is improving. He expects the flagship smartphone to be the "main contributor" to total iPhone shipments in Apple's upcoming holiday quarter.
But he's also bullish on the iPhone 5c, which he admitted beat his expectations for sales while also carrying high margins.
While many expected the iPhone 4S would be discontinued, Kuo was the first to accurately reveal in August that Apple's new handset lineup for the fall of 2013 would be the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, and iPhone 4S. Kuo also pegged opening weekend iPhone sales around 8 million, an estimate that proved much closer than other market watchers.
And while most observers expected Apple to price the iPhone 5c aggressively to compete with low-end smartphones in emerging markets like China, Kuo was forecasting a more traditional price for the plastic iPhone back in July, with a range between $450 and $550. In that note, he predicted the iPhone 5c would have "decent profitability, but at the cost of volume."
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A journalist pays the ultimate price in Syria
21 Mar 2014 21:11 GMT | Business & Economy, Asia, Afghanistan
At least nine people, including a journalist and his family, and a foreign election observer were killed in a Taliban attack on a luxury hotel in Kabul on Thursday.
Deputy Interior Minister General Mohammad Ayub Salangi on Friday released details on the fatalities following the attack on the Serena hotel, the most prestigious accommodation in Kabul.
Al Jazeera's Jane Ferguson, reporting from Kabul, said the dead included at least three women and two children.
The AFP news agency said its staff reporter Sardar Ahmad, his wife and two of his three children were among those shot dead in the attack.
Another civilian killed was a former Paraguayan diplomat who was in Afghanistan as an election observer, the foreign minister of Paraguay, Eladio Loizaga, told Reuters.
However, interior ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi told a news conference the dead foreigners were from Canada, New Zealand, Pakistan and India, but made no mention of the Paraguayan.
The attackers had pretended to be guests, hid small pistols in their socks and penetrated several layers of security before carrying out the raid.
"This was supposed to be the only safe hotel in the city. It's meant to have the tightest security. It takes a long time to get in to that hotel because of the security checks," Al Jazeera's reporter said.
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, according to the AFP news agency.
The four young attackers entered the hotel at about 8.30pm pretending to be guests and started to attack around 9pm," Sediq Sediqqi, the interior ministry spokesman, told reporters on Thursday.
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"Two guards have been taken to hospital, as well as one foreign national employee of the hotel. All four attackers were gunned down, two of them after they resisted in a bathroom in the hotel."
During the attack, intense bursts of gunfire erupted inside the hotel as security forces and emergency response teams rushed to the scene.
"Within 20 minutes there were Afghan special forces all over the hotel," Al Jazeera's reporter said.
Sediqqi said most of the hotel guests had been able to take shelter in special safe rooms.
The attack occurred on the eve of Nawroz, the Persian New Year which is a major holiday in Afghanistan, and the Serena was hosting special evening celebrations.
The Serena, a venue favoured by foreign visitors to the Afghan capital, was hit by a Taliban suicide attack in 2008 that left eight people dead.
Also on Thursday, seven Taliban suicide attackers stormed a police station in the eastern city of Jalalabad, killing 10 policemen.
Meanwhile, three more people were killed on Friday during a ceremony in Kandahar to mark the new year.
Taliban fighters have vowed a campaign of violence to disrupt the Afghan election on April 5.
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Utah Jazz want to be like team they just beat
"It is a good spot for us to be in at this portion of the season," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said. "It can carry forward and be a run that you get that you look back on at the end of the year and say, 'Well, this is where things started to turn for us.' "
The coach does like how things are shaping up — from the play of his starters to the bench production and from his players actions on the court to behind the scenes.
"I think we're right on schedule here. You can't make chemistry. It has to create itself and it's a process of doing that," Corbin said. "We're getting better. The chemistry's getting better. The feel in the locker room is getting better."
Corbin is encouraged that the feeling-out process — inevitable with new additions and ever-changing roles — is churning out positive results in December.
"It's amazing how good … this group is with each other," he said. "The more success we have, the more battles we go through and compete in together, they grow closer together, so it's great to see it happen."
It's especially great when it all comes together on a national stage against the Spurs like it did on ESPN late Wednesday night.
But where did it rank in Corbin's wins list?
"I'm so inundated in the next one," Corbin said, unable to come up with examples of comparable victories. "I'm thinking of Phoenix."
Fair enough.
With San Antonio in the rearview mirror, this matchup with the Suns is the most important game of the season.
One game at a time is, no doubt, a Spursesque mantra the Jazz wouldn't mind adopting.
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Scapula_cut1.stl and Scapula_cut2.stl prints without support and raft on my Replicator 1 (white ABS). There are decent overhangs, but it came out good I think.
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A new scan has surfaced, revealing the details regarding an upcoming episode entitled 「地底のジム戦VSヤーコン!!」 Underground Gym Battle VS Yacon!!, expected to air in 2012.
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Day Two in the Books at ODAC Women's Swimming Championships February 13, 2016 Isabel Gutierrez had the Quakers' top performance in three different events Saturday. [read more]
Guilford Competes at ODAC Women's Swimming Championships February 12, 2016 The Quakers' 400 medley relay placed eighth to account for all of the team's 22 points. [read more]
Swimmers Wrap Up Dual Season at Hollins January 30, 2016 The Quakers' 200-yard freestyle won its race Saturday. [read more]
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'The sharks have eaten him!' Fishermen left with just the head of 600lb marlin after two enormous tiger sharks savage their prize catch
As one of the fastest fish on the planet, the marlin is incredibly difficult for keen fishermen to catch.
So you can image how thrilled one group of fishermen off Cairns, Australia, felt when they hooked a 600lb monster.
However, as these pictures show, they were not the only ones looking to land the fish.
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Catch: The dramatic video begins with one of the three fishermen filming his friends attempting to land a marlin which one of them had hooked onto
Odd: The men quickly realised they had problems when they saw blood in the water and movement around the marlin
After hooking onto the beast while out at sea, the three men soon realised they had problems when a group of dangerous tiger sharks decided to feast on the fish.
One of the men on board the boat, who was filming the entire incident, quickly realised what had happened and warned his friends.
'Ahh, a shark has got him, bring him up Gaz, a shark has got him' he shouted.
His friends, on a lower deck attempting to reel in the fish, were initially dubious.
Scary: Suddenly, two massive tiger sharks emerged on the water's surface and appeared to be fighting over the fish
Concerned: The men began to panic as the two enormous sharks fighting over the fish headed towards the boat
'Are you kidding?' one asked.
But when his friend, enjoying a better view of the scene, replied: 'I can see the blood' and added 'the sharks have eaten him' they realised they could have some problems.
Things quickly took a turn for the worst as the two enormous sharks fighting over the fish rolled in the water and headed towards the boat.
The men on board the boat clearly begin to panic - and no wonder, tiger sharks are one of the most dangerous sharks to humans.
One of the men shouts 'Oh my God' as the huge sharks create a whirlpool in the sea.
Grim: Just as the incident appears to be getting out of control, one of the men suddenly begins to pull up the line. On the end, instead of a huge 600lb marlin, there was just the severed head of the fish
Shocked: One of the men lifts up the severed head of the fish after they managed to get it onboard the boat
Attacked: The fish head lies on the boat after it was savaged by two dangerous tiger sharks
The man filming shouts to his friend: 'Be careful mate, be careful'
But just as the incident appears to be getting out of control, one of the men suddenly begins to pull up the line.
And on the end, instead of the huge 600lb marlin they were hoping to land, was just the severed head of the fish.
One of the men, clearly shocked, said: 'You are kidding me'
Its entire body had been eaten by the two monster sharks.
The tiger shark is capable of growing to more than 5 metres in length and is found in many tropical waters.
The marlin is one of the fastest fish in the sea, capable of reaching speeds of 68mph.
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