Jose Marcano's Images from Centerfield!
York Spartans vs Wesley Wolverines,
April 10, 2016, DuPont Softball Field
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for a slideshow of 102 photos
Monday, April 11, 2016
YORK PHOTOS (MARCANO)
York Spartans vs Wesley Wolverines,
April 10, 2016, DuPont Softball Field
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for a slideshow of 102 photos
MARCANO CONTINUES RECORD
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| Wesley Wolverine Head Coach Juli Greep congratulates junior #18 C Nina Marcano (Middletown, DE) on 17th career triple, extending her all-time school and Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) record. |
Sunday, April 10, 2016
YORK COLLEGE GAMES
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for a 27 photo slideshow of the pregame Senior Day ceremonies.
Most of the photos honoring the seniors were taken by Jose Marcano.
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for a 55 photo slideshow of the
Wesley Wolverines versus York Spartans games...
Friday, April 8, 2016
CANNED GOODS DONATIONS
Collection on Sunday
Please donate canned goods, help
Wolverines celebrate NCAA DIII week
Clean out that crowded cupboard of canned food! Or, make a quick stop at the supermarket for canned goods on the way to this weekend's fastpitch game.
On Sunday, April 10, please donate these canned goods to the Delaware Food Bank at the Wesley Wolverines vs York Spartans doubleheader, 1:00 PM, on DuPont Softball Field, 500 Mary Street, Dover, DE.
Students will be on hand to collect the goods.
It is all part of the NCAA celebration of the Division III Student-Athlete. Wesley College especially honors and supports the national theme: Academics, Service, and Athletics.
Now, CANNED goods most often sought by food banks are canned meats, fish, natural juice fruits, low-sodium vegetables, soups and stews. But don't stop at this list. Please bring canned goods of any kind.
Our players most recently have starred brightly in academics and athletics. Now family and fans can help with “service” this Sunday by supporting the team with a canned good or two or – even a whole armful would be nice.
Please donate canned goods, help
Wolverines celebrate NCAA DIII week
Clean out that crowded cupboard of canned food! Or, make a quick stop at the supermarket for canned goods on the way to this weekend's fastpitch game.
On Sunday, April 10, please donate these canned goods to the Delaware Food Bank at the Wesley Wolverines vs York Spartans doubleheader, 1:00 PM, on DuPont Softball Field, 500 Mary Street, Dover, DE.
Students will be on hand to collect the goods.
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| Wesley Wolverine freshman #21 P Sydney Botsch (Smyrna, DE) |
It is all part of the NCAA celebration of the Division III Student-Athlete. Wesley College especially honors and supports the national theme: Academics, Service, and Athletics.
Now, CANNED goods most often sought by food banks are canned meats, fish, natural juice fruits, low-sodium vegetables, soups and stews. But don't stop at this list. Please bring canned goods of any kind.
Our players most recently have starred brightly in academics and athletics. Now family and fans can help with “service” this Sunday by supporting the team with a canned good or two or – even a whole armful would be nice.
SENIOR DAY 4-10
SENIORS HONORED WITH PRE-GAME RECOGNITION. Pictured below left-to-right Wesley Wolverines senior #32 INF
Kayla Fromal (Middletown, DE), senior #6 MI Breanna Hartman (Red Bank, NJ), senior #22 C/INF Morgan Seymour (Smyrna, DE).
SCHEDULE CHANGES
NO GAMES SATURDAY, APRIL 9
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WESLEY WOLVERINE SCHEDULE
Update your calendar; it is getting busy!
As of today, 10 games (5 doubleheaders) ahead, just 2 away venues, 3 consecutive CAC home dates, 4 conference team contests in 9 days: Sunday, April 10, through Monday, April 18.
D3 WEEK: MORGAN SEYMOUR
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the full Wesley Athletics story.
the full Wesley Athletics story.
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| Wesley Wolverine senior #22 C/INF Morgan Seymour (Smyrna, DE) / profile / Field Hockey bio. This summer, Morgan, studying Sports Management as her major, will travel to Conroe, Texas, for an internship with the Scapyard Dawgs of the National Professional Fastpitch League (NPF). |
Thursday, April 7, 2016
TWO RANKED TEAMS NEXT WEEK
NFCA poll
Salisbury takes #6, Chris. Newport
claims #8 in latest national rankings
The roller coaster ride in national rankings continues, especially among the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) teams.
In the latest National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) poll, April 6, 2016, the Christopher Newport Captains, recently ranked #2, then slipped to #4, NOW SITS AT #8 after being swept by the #5 Virginia Wesleyan Marlins.
The Salisbury Sea Gulls, also owning the #2 spot at the beginning of the season, later dropped to #8, but now has CLIMBED BACK TO #6.
Earlier this year, Christopher Newport and Salisbury split a doubleheader when the two were match against each other in the first CAC contests of this season.
Add it up any way you like, next week the Wesley Wolverines will step to the plate for four games against both these powerhouse teams at home and away doubleheaders.
It is a small relief, but for the past two years Salisbury has played Wesley while being ranked #1 in the nation!
Now, not only are these two ranked teams a huge challenge on the field, both Universities have considerable larger student bodies behind them. Salisbury undergrads number 7,997, while Christopher Newport attracts 5,096 to its campus. Wesley has an enrollment of 1,528, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
The Wesley Wolverines will play the Salisbury Sea Gulls at home on Dupont Softball Field (500 Mary Street, Dover) next Wednesday, April 13, at 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM.
Then a week from this Saturday, April 16, it will be a long hike to Newport News, VA, as the Wesley Wolverines visit the Christopher Newport Captains. Game times have yet to be announced.
Salisbury takes #6, Chris. Newport
claims #8 in latest national rankings
The roller coaster ride in national rankings continues, especially among the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) teams.
In the latest National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) poll, April 6, 2016, the Christopher Newport Captains, recently ranked #2, then slipped to #4, NOW SITS AT #8 after being swept by the #5 Virginia Wesleyan Marlins.
The Salisbury Sea Gulls, also owning the #2 spot at the beginning of the season, later dropped to #8, but now has CLIMBED BACK TO #6.
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HERE for the latest NFCA national rankings.
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Add it up any way you like, next week the Wesley Wolverines will step to the plate for four games against both these powerhouse teams at home and away doubleheaders.
It is a small relief, but for the past two years Salisbury has played Wesley while being ranked #1 in the nation!
Now, not only are these two ranked teams a huge challenge on the field, both Universities have considerable larger student bodies behind them. Salisbury undergrads number 7,997, while Christopher Newport attracts 5,096 to its campus. Wesley has an enrollment of 1,528, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
The Wesley Wolverines will play the Salisbury Sea Gulls at home on Dupont Softball Field (500 Mary Street, Dover) next Wednesday, April 13, at 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM.
Then a week from this Saturday, April 16, it will be a long hike to Newport News, VA, as the Wesley Wolverines visit the Christopher Newport Captains. Game times have yet to be announced.
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| PICTURED, TOP, L-TO-R, Wesley Wolverines junior #17 OF Casey Beall (Severn, MD), sophomore #4 MI/OF Samantha Burns (Magnolia, DE), BOTTOM, L-TO-R, freshman #13 Utility Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA), sophomore #23 P Destiny Davis (Salisbury, MD). |
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS
Honored today
A dozen softball players
boast GPAs 3.0 or higher
The highly competitive Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) may have ranked teams that at times outscore the Wesley Wolverines fastpitch squad on the dirt, but in the classroom, it may be a whole new ballgame.
Athletes with GPAs of 3.0 or higher from Wesley's 9 men's and 11 women's sports teams where honored today with an “Academic Excellence” T-shirt and certificate at the half time of the Wesley men's lacrosse game.
On the crowded field at Scott D. Miller Stadium, representing 0ne-third of Wesley College's student-athletes, there were 11 softball players' smiling faces honored with a 12th deserving player, Destiny Davis, not available. That's 86% of the softball team!
Unfortunately, this blogger's camera malfunctioned, which limited photos of the event to the single shot posted below of the softball gals that's been pulled out of the much larger 20 college teams group shot.
PHOTO: SOFTBALL PLAYERS WITH GPA 3.0 OR HIGHER...
TOP THREE CIRCLES, L-to-R:
#22 C/INF Morgan Seymour (Smyrna, DE)
major: SPORTS MANAGEMENT...
#13 Utility Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA)
major: LAW...
#8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE)
major: NURSING...
#6 MI Breanna Hartman (Red Bank, NJ)
major: ELEMENTARY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION...
#9 P/OF Lily Engel (Dover, DE)
major: MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION
BOTTOM THREE CIRCLES, L-to-R:
#18 C Nina Marcano (Middletown, DE)
major: PHYSICAL EDUCATION...
#99 OF Lauren Hoffman (Middletown, DE)
major: NURSING...
#21 P Sydney Botsch (Smyrna, DE)
major: NURSING...
#42 INF Devin Mackay (Bangor, PA)
major: NURSING...
#32 INF Kayla Fromal (Middletown, DE)
major: EXERCISE SCIENCE
INSERT ON LEFT:
#17 OF Casey Beall (Severn, MD)
major: ELEMENTARY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION...
INSET ON RIGHT:
#23 P Destiny Davis (Salisbury, MD)
major: SPORTS MANAGEMENT
A dozen softball players
boast GPAs 3.0 or higher
The highly competitive Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) may have ranked teams that at times outscore the Wesley Wolverines fastpitch squad on the dirt, but in the classroom, it may be a whole new ballgame.
Athletes with GPAs of 3.0 or higher from Wesley's 9 men's and 11 women's sports teams where honored today with an “Academic Excellence” T-shirt and certificate at the half time of the Wesley men's lacrosse game.
On the crowded field at Scott D. Miller Stadium, representing 0ne-third of Wesley College's student-athletes, there were 11 softball players' smiling faces honored with a 12th deserving player, Destiny Davis, not available. That's 86% of the softball team!
Unfortunately, this blogger's camera malfunctioned, which limited photos of the event to the single shot posted below of the softball gals that's been pulled out of the much larger 20 college teams group shot.
Related story: Click here for President's List honorees.
TOP THREE CIRCLES, L-to-R:
#22 C/INF Morgan Seymour (Smyrna, DE)
major: SPORTS MANAGEMENT...
#13 Utility Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA)
major: LAW...
#8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE)
major: NURSING...
#6 MI Breanna Hartman (Red Bank, NJ)
major: ELEMENTARY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION...
#9 P/OF Lily Engel (Dover, DE)
major: MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION
BOTTOM THREE CIRCLES, L-to-R:
#18 C Nina Marcano (Middletown, DE)
major: PHYSICAL EDUCATION...
#99 OF Lauren Hoffman (Middletown, DE)
major: NURSING...
#21 P Sydney Botsch (Smyrna, DE)
major: NURSING...
#42 INF Devin Mackay (Bangor, PA)
major: NURSING...
#32 INF Kayla Fromal (Middletown, DE)
major: EXERCISE SCIENCE
INSERT ON LEFT:
#17 OF Casey Beall (Severn, MD)
major: ELEMENTARY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION...
INSET ON RIGHT:
#23 P Destiny Davis (Salisbury, MD)
major: SPORTS MANAGEMENT
LIONS/ SPARTAN GAMES
This weekend...
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| Reynolds
Dupont Softball Field, Dover, DE TWO CONFERENCE DOUBLEHEADERS 1:00 & 3:00 PM each day ● Saturday, April 9 PRE-GAME SENIOR DAY Penn State- Harrisburg Lions vs Wesley Wolverines ● Sunday, April 10 CANNED GOOD COLLECTION (Click here for the full story) York College Spartans vs Wesley Wolverines |
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