Feb 09 2015
By John D’Abruzzo Rob Clune expected to experience some hardships when he first took over the Thiel College women’s basketball program in 2012. Despite inheriting a team with two 1,000-point career scorers in Kelly Barzak and Kelly Muffley, the Tomcats and Clune soon realized they would need to find offense elsewhere once those two veteran …
Feb 03 2015
by Randy Gore Wednesday night the PAC Sports Network features an important doubleheader when the Thomas More Saints visit the Bethany Bison. In particular, the men’s contest could have great implications on the league standings. At the moment, Thomas More (9-2) sits just a half game behind conference leading Saint Vincent (9-1). Bethany, winners of …
Feb 02 2015
By John D’Abruzzo College basketball fans following the Presidents’ Athletic Conference might as well go ahead and circle Feb. 21 on their calendar. With both St. Vincent College and Thomas More College battling it out for the top two spots in the men’s and women’s standings, Latrobe, Pa., will likely be worth the trip when …
Jan 26 2015
By John D’Abruzzo Brandon Domenick just wanted to play basketball. As a redshirt freshman earlier this year at Division II Gannon University in Erie, Domenick realized he might not have too much time left as a player and decided to make a move in order to fulfill his goal of competing at the college level. …
Jan 19 2015
By John D’Abruzzo It was about five years ago when Isaac Turner and Dillon Stith first met on the campus of Saint Vincent College. At the time, Latrobe might as well been a world away from home for Turner, who was from Winter Park, Fla., and Stith, who is a native of Bedford, Va. “It …