Princeton seniors ready to lead resurgence
Princeton seniors Bryan Staten Seth Angell Austin Harris and Brandon Lafferty lead a Tigers team aimed at a rebound after a one win season. With a new winged offense and strengthened line, Princeton plans to open at Mitchell Stadium against Bluefield on September 5, hoping senior leadership and experience push them forward.
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West Virginia's Hughes Focused on Season at Hand
Fifth year long snapper Hughes, a walk-on turned starter, aims for a perfect season snapping punts field goals and extra points as WVU opens against Villanova. He reflects on growth from a bench role to full contribution and dreams of consistent, accurate snaps.
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Spadaro at Princeton Focused On Villanova Opener
West Virginia players including Hughes express readiness to face Villanova after spring drills and a long preseason against teammates. The Mountaineers aim for a fifth Big East title in six years and four straight bowls, opening Saturday against Villanova with eyes also on East Carolina and Colorado forthcoming.
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Concord Lady Lions soccer eye immediate contention under new coach
Concord University’s women’s soccer team, led by head coach Carol Bonnes, pivots to a new offensive system with a young roster that includes a dozen freshmen from diverse locales. The Athenians, coming off a 12-8-1 season and 10-2-1 in conference play, were picked third in the WVIAC preseason poll as Bonnes reshapes training and strategy.
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Beckham Reflects On Growth After Princeton Stint
Beckham says he improved all around by blending new lessons with prior knowledge. He cherishes his first home run and the support from Princeton’s P-Rays fans, calling the stadium feel akin to a high school venue. He plans to play instructional ball this fall before spring training in 2009 and may not return to Princeton.
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