Syracuse Star McNeil Plays in Greece on NYC Hoops Tour
Syracuse University center Jeremy McNeil joined New York City Hoops for a five game Greek tour August 6 to 13. The squad, led by Stratos Costalos and coached by Mike Jarvis, faced Greece Poland and Israel national teams, with McNeil averaging about five points per game and strong rebounds and blocks.
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Jeremy McNeil
Europe
Acropolis
McNeil
Greece
New York City
Shumpert
Costalos
Fine
Syracuse
Billy Celuck
Craig Forth
NYC Hoops
International Competion
Poland
Israel
St. John’s
Mike Jarvis
Costales
Alex Evans
Aloysius Anagonye
Adam Ballinger
Michigan State
Jason Gardner
Arizona
Tommy Smith
Arizona State
Josh Davis
Wyoming
Adam Hess
William & Mary
St. Jothe’s
Marcus Hatten
Eric King
Tristan Smith
Castiles
New York
Evans
McNett
Big Hit Stuns Bronx In Apopka Tournament Thriller
The big hit game in a high scoring game as Apopka tops Bronx 8-2 after starter Vinas falters. Tupley and Blankenship pace Apopka with key hits and three K's from Tapley to close the fifth. International final: Mochizuki hits a two run homer as Japan defeats the Netherlands Antilles 4-2 with Nomura winning.
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Apopka
Almonte
Vinas
Brewer
Tupley
Will Blankenship
Ken Tapley
Rolando Torres
Bronx
Alberto Gonzalez
Reynaldo Guava
Tapley
Andrew Cobb
Torres
Flve
Justin Lafavers
Blankenship
Gonzalez
Gonzales
Japan
Netherlands Antilles
Atsushi Mochizuki
Mochizuki
Howard J. Lamade Stadium
Yousuki Nomura
Nomura
Erick Rafael
Roddick rises fast as U S Open seed 18 in 2000s year
Andy Roddick climbs from world 160 to 16 and bags his third title of the year. The Boca Raton teenager, who turns 19, is seeded 18th at the U S Open in New York after beating players like Sampras, Kuerten, Rios, Moya, Johansson, and Chang. Hingis remains No 1 despite early Wimbledon exit, with Capriati and the Williams sisters among top contenders.
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Andy Roddick
New York
Pete Sampras
Gustavo Kuerten
Marcelo Rios
Carlos Moya
Thomas Johansson
Michael Chang
Roddick
Flushing Meadows
Andre Agassi
Major Tife
Martina Hingis
Jennifer Capriati
Williams Sisters
Venus
Serena
Boca Raton
Fla
Houston
Atlanta
Goran Iva- Aisevic
Washington
Venus Williams
Lindsay Davenport
Monica Seles
Hingis
Brinkley fuels Red Wings win with clutch homer
Outfielder Darryl Brinkley, signed by the Orioles and sent to Rochester, went 3-for-5 with a two-run homer in the 10th inning to lift the Red Wings past Syracuse 5-3. Brinkley, who has played in the Netherlands, Italy, Canada, Mexico, the United States and Korea, joked about sharing rooms with bugs in Mexico while pursuing his first major league opportunity.
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Mexico
Brinkley
Brnkley
Baltimore Orioles
Yucatan
U.S
Ashcroft
Netherlands
Italy
Canada
United States
Korea
Extra bases game features Brinkley two run homer top of 70th
Rochester Red Wings defeated the SkyChiefs 5 to 3 at P C Stadium as Darryl Brinkley belted a two run homer in the 70th inning. The box mentions at bats runs batted in and various stat abbreviations, highlighting relays on hits and errors in a windy, error-filled summary.
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Darryl Brinkley
Rochester Red Wings
The
SkyChiefs
P&c Stadium
Stalen
Imqings
Siekeouts
SkyChiefs edge Red Wings in high scoring tilt
In a back and forth game at Frontier Field Syracuse Sky- Chiefs beat Rochester Red Wings 3 to 2 in nine innings then tie 3 to 3 after extra and finally fall 4 3. Key moments include Pickering and Reed driving runs for the Red Wings and Molina homering for the SkyChiefs. Parento pitched for the SkyChiefs with Lopez one run allowed through extra and Garabito homering for Rochester.
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Geronimo Gil
Red Wings
Dillinger
Aschim
Rochester
Abrhby Syracuise
Garabus
Simons
Arinkley
Svar Irharis
Leon
Brean
Bowles
Shumaker
Dod ‘Osler
Syracuse
L Lopez
Woodward
Brinkley
Gil
Molina
Thompson
Jeon
Raines, Jr
Hudson
Tzlusis
Brea
Parenta
Foster
Beso Bowles
Darren Spagnards
Jeff Head
Webb Turner
Pickering
Coffie
Reed
Raines
Marinez
Pina Pieling
Holbert
R Thompson
Simmons
Las
Lopez
Parento
Woodward Satriine
Martinez
Garabito
Syracuse Sky- Chiefs
Rochester Red Wings
Baltimore Orioles
Frontier Field
Scott Cassidy
John Parrish
SkyChiefs rely on Auburn for emergency starts
The Toronto Blue Jays used Auburn Doubledays pitchers for emergency starts in Syracuse. Neomar Flores, 19, will start Tuesday vs Scranton Wilkes-Barre at P C Stadium after Valdez and Renwick each filled similar roles earlier. Also noted were Rich Thompson’s All-Star selection and IL playoff race tensions with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre leading the wild-card chase.
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Auburn
Toronto Blue Jays
Blue Jays
Doubledays
Syracuse
Neamar Flores
Scranton Wilkes-Barre
P&c Stadium
Mark Comelli
Santo Valdez
SkyChiefs
Tyler Renwick
Valdez
Renwick
Flores
Aaron Holbert
Holbert
Rich Thompson
Dunedin
Thompson
Cesar Izturis
Luis Lopez
Matt DeWitt
Buffalo
Lousville
Norfolk
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Durham
Louisville
Alt Michael
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Apopka, Fla
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