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Vermont Lake Monsters
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Written by VT Sports Network
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Sunday, 24 August 2008
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MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com - BURLINGTON, VT --- Danny Espinoza scored on a bases loaded
game-ending wild pitch as the Vermont Lake Monsters rallied from an early 5-0
deficit to beat the McNamara Division-leading Staten Island Yankees 7-6 in New
York-Penn League action Friday night at historic Centennial
Field.
Espinoza, who was 2-for-2 with two walks, was hit by a pitch to
open the bottom of the ninth inning with the game tied 6-6. Espinoza then stole
second and moved over to third on a Steve Souza sacrifice bunt. After Yankee
reliever Josue Selenes (5-1) walked Derek Norris and Jake Dugger intentionally
to load the bases, Selenes uncorked a one-out wild pitch to Michael Guerrero and
Espinoza scored his third run of the game to snap Vermont’s six-game losing
streak.
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UVM General
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Written by VT Sports Network
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Thursday, 21 August 2008
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Jack Healey, the voice of University of Vermont men's hockey and a longtime sportscaster at WSYB radio in Rutland, will step away from both jobs to begin a new venture next month.
Healey will join Northeast Kingdom Sports Net, which plans to provide Internet video streaming of Vermont high school and college sports.
Healey,
who began his Vermont sportscasting career in 1971, will continue to be
based in Rutland County and focus on Southern Vermont sports, including
Castleton State College hockey and basketballand eventually football. Healey also will do sales and a morning sportscast on the internet when he begins in early September.
He
replaced Turk Stevens as the voice of UVM hockey seven years ago on
WVMT-AM in Colchester after doing play-by-play for UVM basketball for
two seasons. He also broadcasted UVM basketball from 1978-82.
Healey, reached by phone at home Wednesday night, confirmed his new job. He said it was a financial decision.
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UVM Men's Basketball
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Written by VT Sports Network
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Saturday, 16 August 2008
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By Chris McManes, MikeLonergan.com
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Maurice Joseph was ranked highly by major Division I programs
when he left Canada three years ago. So Vermont Coach Mike Lonergan
knew he was getting a multi-talented player when Joseph decided to
transfer to UVM. What would have been harder for him to distinguish,
however, was what type of character Joseph possessed and whether he was
more interested in himself or the success of the team.
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UVM General
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Written by VT Sports Network
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Thursday, 14 August 2008
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BURLINGTON, Vt. – Justin Goulet has been named the head
strength and conditioning coach at the University of Vermont. UVM
Associate Vice President and Athletic Director Dr. Robert Corran made the
announcement today. Goulet becomes just the second head strength and
conditioning coach in the history the Vermont athletic program.
“We are extremely fortunate to have someone with Justin’s
considerable experience and positive personality join our staff,” said
Corran.
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UVM Men's Basketball
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Written by VT Sports Network
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008
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Saturday's Reebok Summer East Championship started off fast paced and neck and neck and it would not be an easy game.
6'7" OD Anosike,
a junior from St. Peter's in Staten Island, NY [Vermont recruiting prospect] was a beast on the
defensive boards for the Shoreshots as they maintained their lead as
Williams pushed the ball up court for left and right handed lay ups.
CLICK HERE for complete report on Reebok Summer East Championship.
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UVM Alumni
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Written by VT Sports Network
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008
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Former Vermont standout Kyle Cieplicki has been named the volunteer
assistant basketball coach at Brown in an announcement made by Bears'
head coach Jesse Agel.
Cieplicki comes to Brown following an outstanding four-year
career at the University of Vermont where he was the team leader on and
off the court, and was the first three-year captain in Catamount
basketball history.
"I've known Kyle and his family for many years, and I'm
extremely excited to give Kyle his initial opportunity on what promises
to be an exciting coaching career," said Agel, who recruited Cieplicki
to play at Vermont. "Our players at Brown will benefit from Kyle's
playing experience."
Cieplicki was the UVM Athletic Department's winner of the
Seaman's Trophy given to the senior student-athlete who has
demonstrated a high level of athletic achievement and who earned the
respect and regard from his fellow student-athletes for leadership,
loyalty and service to the University.
He started 82 of 89 games over the last three years of his
career and averaged 10.6 points per game as a senior. He dished out a
career best 88 assists as a junior, while connecting on 42 treys. He
played in two NCAA Playoff games as a freshman, making a key
contribution in the first round win over Syracuse.
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