Holy Cross Athletics Newsstand: July 2010
Welcome to the Holy Cross Newsstand, a daily listing with links to stories from around the country on the Crusaders. Here are the stories from July of 2010.
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Holy Cross forward see Stockton as right
fit
July 28, 2010 * By Scott Linesburgh * Stockton
Record
Jordan Cyr took many things into consideration when he was
deciding where he wanted to begin his professional hockey career.
The 23-year-old forward was looking for a competitive team with
good fan support in a city with milder weather than his hometown of
Winnipeg, Manitoba. He found all three in Stockton and on Tuesday
became the newest member of the Thunder. . .
Lincoln grad excels in new surroundings
July 18, 2010 * By Jagdip Dhillon * Stockton Record
Jordan Enos could be relaxing in his first summer back from
college, but instead he's working on improving the one part of his
freshman year at Holy Cross that could have gone better. The
Lincoln High graduate and recipient of The Record's Charles
Washington Award in 2009, spent his freshman year adjusting to the
East Coast, college academics and Division I baseball. . .
Gulino was title driven for Bellingham
High field hockey
July 17, 2010 * By Ken Hamwey * MetroWest Daily
News
Jess Gulino will never forget the events of Nov. 15, 1996 - the
date Bellingham High edged Watertown for the Division 2 state
championship in field hockey. The 5-foot-1 Gulino, the Blackhawks'
top offensive weapon at center-forward, scored the first goal, then
assisted on the final tally as Bellingham claimed a 4-3 victory for
its third state crown. . .
Ex-Prep star Cavataio seeks college
consistency at Holy Cross
July 15, 2010 * By Dylan Butler * New York
Post
College hasn’t worked out exactly the way Mike Cavataio
planned, but then again the former St. Francis Prep standout knows
nothing but hardship, both on and off the basketball court.
Cavataio’s mother, Joanne, died when he was a freshman at
Christ the King, he missed most of his sophomore year with a pair
of broken ankles, had to sit out his junior year because of the
CHSAA’s stringent transfer policy and he’s about to
play for his seventh coach in eight years. . .
No minor accomplishment
July 14, 2010 * By Keith Pearson * Dedham
Transcript
In affiliated minor league baseball there is only one rung below
short-season Single-A ball, but by the luck of the schedule Dedham
native Bobby Holmes found himself getting a taste of the big
leagues in just 22 games. Signed by the Florida Marlins as an
undrafted free agent on June 17, Holmes was assigned to the
Marlins’ New York-Penn League affiliate in Jamestown, N.Y. .
.
Life no longer a breeze for Springfield
native and local sports legend Paul Brissette
July 10, 2010 * By Garry Brown * Springfield
Republican
Soon after Paul Brissette entered first grade at Springfield
Street School in Agawam, one of his classmates gave him a nickname.
“Breezer.” The name seemed just right. . .
Record-breaking season for Hartnett at Holy
Cross
July 9, 2010 * By Jean DePlacido * Salem News
Katelyn Hartnett is on a record-setting course as a member of the
Holy Cross indoor and spring track teams. The former Danvers High
star broke two school records in her sophomore year, both of which
were originally 19 years ago. What makes her accomplishments even
more spectacular is the fact Hartnett is recovering from a stress
fracture suffered late in her freshman year. . .
Former Salem football coach Sheridan, 85,
dies
July 9, 2010 * By Phil Stacey * Salem News
Walt Sheridan wasn't the longest-tenured or winningest coach in
Salem High football history. But he was certainly one of its most
important. Sheridan, who restored the Witches to their winning ways
during a seven-year stint as head coach from 1957-63, died
Wednesday at his Newburyport home at the age of 85. . .
Former coach Sheridan remembered by his
players
July 9, 2010 * By Dan Guttenplan * Daily News of
Newburyport
Walt Sheridan came to the Newburyport football program as a
26-year-old World War II veteran in 1951. The Holy Cross graduate
needed a transfer from the Kelley Elementary School to earn his
first coaching opportunity as a varsity assistant. . .
Scopetski sees Colonial
uprising
July 5, 2010 * By Andy Vogt * MetroWest Daily
News
His helmet has now been replaced by a baseball cap, and he'll don
a windbreaker now instead of a jersey. But this is hardly a
retirement for Paul Scopetski. As the new coach of the Metrowest
Colonials of the New England Football League, it's nothing of the
sort. . .
Carboneau to ref at world
games
July 4, 2010 * By Marvin Pave * Boston Globe
Jim Carboneau was inducted into the New England Lacrosse Hall of
Fame in 2002. Earlier this year, the longtime Holliston resident
received his 35-year pin from US Lacrosse in recognition of his
years as a lacrosse official. His latest honor, though, has been
chosen to referee at the Federation of International Lacrosse
Men’s World Championship in Manchester, England. . .
