Holy Cross Athletics Newsstand: June 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 June of 2010.
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Wayland's Wadsworth adjusted well at Holy
Cross
June 29, 2010 * By Jeff Tiberii * Wayland Town
Crier
Last fall, Stephen Wadsworth began his collegiate baseball career
with what was, for him, an odd set of feelings and emotions:
frustration, nervousness and self-doubt. This spring, after a
successful season, the outlook is much different. . .
Red Sox pound Panthers
June 24, 2010 * By Brian Smiley * Brantford
Expositor
It's not in the Intercounty Baseball League rulebook as the Ribas
Rule but that's what it might as well be called. Brantford Red Sox
starting pitcher Gabe Ribas got his second start in three days and
although this one was shorter than the appearance he made in a 9-0
win against the Kitchener Panthers on Monday night at Arnold
Anderson Stadium, it was still successful. . .
Power returns to diamond with
no-hitter
June 23, 2010 * By Bill Bloxsom * Fairfield
Sun
Brian Power turned toward his infield and the right-handed pitcher
had a big smile on his face. Power had seen the first two batters
he faced reach base on balls that should have been outs — and
the Fairfield Prep graduate couldn’t have been more content.
. .
River of Dreams
June 23, 2012 * By Kirk Kardashian * Seven
Days
Sculling, rowing, crew — whatever you call it, this sport in
which skinny jocks pilot skinny boats up skinny rivers comes with
some unfortunate stereotypes. They’re a bunch of spoiled
prep-school kids with expensive, effete watercraft, some say.
Others quip the pastime is for elitist Ivy Leaguers whose best days
are behind them. . .
Another Perry tradition: pro
ball
June 17, 2010 * By Marvin Pave * Boston Globe
Sudbury’s Matt Perry is scheduled to make his professional
baseball debut tomorrow night in Troy, N.Y., where the Holy Cross
captain this spring will suit up for the Connecticut Tigers in
their New York-Penn League matchup against the host Tri-City Valley
Cats. . .
Ciaccio to be part of first induction
class
June 13, 2010 * By James A. Ellis * Gloversville
Leader-Herald
Whether it was with the Gloversville Huskies, Holy Cross Crusaders
or Helsinki Roosters, Tom Ciaccio proved himself a leader and a
champion. On Aug. 7, Ciaccio will be honored as a member of the
inaugural induction class of the Capital Region Football Hall of
Fame. . .
Matt Perry’s prospects look
good
June 7, 2010 * By John Connolly * Boston
Herald
Major league teams could do worse than dial up the home of
Holy Cross third baseman Matt Perry of Sudbury to announce his
selection in the annual amateur draft that begins tonight and runs
through Wednesday. Perry, the son and grandson of Holy Cross sports
legends Ron and Ronnie, Jr., respectively, is coming off a season
in which he was named to the 2010 NEIBA All-New England Division 1
second team. . .
Ravens try out Dominic
Randolph
June 2, 2010 * By Aaron Wilson * National Football
Post
The Baltimore Ravens brought in undrafted rookie Holy Cross
quarterback Dominic Randolph on a tryout basis to throw passes at
their minicamp. Twice named the Patriot League Offensive Player of
the Year, Randolph was cut by the New York Giants two weeks after
being signed following the draft. . .
QB Randolph Trying Out For
Ravens
June 2, 2010 * By Mike Duffy *
BaltimoreRavens.com
Quarterback Dominic Randolph, an undrafted free agent from Holy
Cross, is trying out with the Ravens this week while Joe Flacco,
Troy Smith and John Beck have time off during rookie camp.
“We needed a quarterback. It’s a rookie camp so
we didn’t have one,” Coach Harbaugh said. The process
hasn’t been easy. . .
