Siena promotes Casey Bump to head softball coach
“I’m excited for the opportunity,” Bump said. “I’m excited to hopefully get the...
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Casey Bump named new softball coach at Siena | The Daily Gazette
Columbia High, UAlbany grad spent last 7 seasons as assistant under Bill Lajeunesse, who announced his retirement last week.
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Siena softball coach Lajeunesse retires
Siena softball coach Bill Lajeunesse retired on Wednesday after 14 seasons, including 10...
Siena softball coach Lajeunesse retires | The Daily Gazette
Won 200 games with the Saints
Siena's Markovic announces retirement
LOUDONVILLE, NY – Following a decorated 25-year career as a collegiate head coach including the past seven seasons leading the Siena College Men’s Soccer program, Cesar Markovic has announced his
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After 25 years and close call, Siena men's soccer coach retires
For Markovic, who announced his retirement on Friday at age 52, that next thing will be...
Siena men's soccer coach Markovic retires | The Daily Gazette
Guided Saints for seven years
Siena men's soccer coach retires
Markovic had a 25-year NCAA career that including stops at Division III Hunter, Saint...
Siena secures Western Illinois transfer Kyle Arrington
LOUDONVILLE, NY – Siena Basketball Head Coach Carmen Maciariello has announced the addition of Western Illinois University transfer Kyle Arrington. The 6-10, 225-pound rising senior center from Council Bluffs, Iowa
Saints Secure Western Illinois Transfer Kyle Arrington
Siena Basketball Head Coach Carmen Maciariello has announced the addition of Western Illinois University
Burnt Hills grads Gillooley, DeLano honored by Siena | The Daily Gazette
Both win Rookie of the Year Awards
Guilderland's Fontenelle-Posson commits to Siena women's basketball | The Daily Gazette
Will join Saints in 2021-22.
Guilderland star commits to Siena women's basketball
She was a Times Union first-team all-star after averaging 24 points, 7.2 rebounds and 4.3...
Siena conducts virtual 2019-20 all-sports celebration
LOUDONVILLE, NY – An unprecedented year in the history of Siena Athletics came to an unofficial conclusion Sunday evening as the department conducted its 2019-20 All-Sports Celebration presented by CAP
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RT @TikiAndTierney: "I don't begrudge him for how he feels... I understand what he's saying, but the flag means different things to different people." @BenjaminSWatson on former #Saints teammate and friend Drew Brees' comments Full Interview here: https://t.co/HFTrA1oXyX https://t.co/YF4ZsCEyLU -
Making billions of dollars selling “amateur” players in media rights deals, apparel deals, and merchandising deals (to name a few), while restricting only those players to expenses, is NOT a “model.” It is a violation of federal antitrust law. https://t.co/paTWEeNO1O -
NCAA will never allow players NIL rights (unless Congress gives the NCAA an antitrust exemption). Remember, NCAA said NIL rights for players, as long as it fits within the “collegiate model.” That’s like unlimited showers, as long as no player gets wet. https://t.co/paTWEeNO1O
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There is “general support” from MAAC basketball schools to extend the league tournament in Atlantic City by a year through 2023, per a source, since this year’s tourney was cut short by COVID-19. But there have been no discussions on that topic with Boardwalk Hall officials yet. -
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RT @mrmckee: My story on @SienaMBB who achieved success quickly under @CoachCarm They will look to repeat as @MAACHoops champions in 2020-21. 🏀 @SienaSaints @MAACSports https://t.co/VcikywbgED #sienasaints #MAACHoops
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RT @jrnba: The Jr. NBA Coaches Corner Podcast is BACK with a new episode 🙌 Host @JayBilas discusses practice planning and resources with @sixers advisor Jim O'Brien and Coach Sue Phillips from @AMHSMonarchs 🏀 Listen now on Jr. NBA YouTube or wherever you get your favorite podcasts‼️ https://t.co/fnhOeIXtQD
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RT @AlbanyTwilight: It is with great disappointment & sadness, the ATL announces the cancellation of 2020 season due to the impact of COVID-19.The ATL was looking forward to celebrating 90 years but our priority was plyr/coach/fan safety, mgmt of it, readiness of facilities, & fiscal responsibility.
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They traded Gerald Henderson to the Sonics the prior season for Seattle’s first-round pick in the ‘86 draft.The Sonics stunk and so Boston got the No. 2 pick. Looked like a stroke of genius at the time. We know the rest.@MarkSingelais How the hell did the Celtics end up with the 2nd overall pick in 86? That Boston team was loaded & winning already
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Couldn’t figure out why Len Bias is trending on Twitter. Now I see ESPN is showing the Maryland-North Carolina game from Feb. 20, 1986. Bias scored 35 in the win over the top-ranked Tar Heels. Four months later, Bias was dead, two days after the Celtics drafted him No. 2 overall.
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Siena commit Harrison Curry, a transfer big man from Detroit Mercy, is still waiting on the NCAA waiver to get a sixth year of eligibility next season. The pandemic has delayed Detroit’s staff from sending his files.
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Damn good coin in college sports. It’s not that administrators make too much, because they don’t. It’s that the athletes the well paid administrators work so hard to limit are not allowed to earn or accept a nickel over expenses. That’s just wrong. https://t.co/nx8CPbiadw
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