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Philadelphia Welcomes the Newest Smoothie on the Block – the CBD Oil Smoothie

 

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 1, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The smoothie industry is getting a real shake up thanks to the latest offering at Fuel Restaurants in Philadelphia as the brand-new CBD oil smoothie debuts. This particular smoothie is generating all kinds of buzz and interest as the restaurant looks to fulfill its goal of providing healthy, fresh, and fast dining options.

These CBD infused smoothies are meant to give customers a way to nourish their mental and physical well-being in a tasty refreshing beverage.

Fuel Restaurant Striving to Make Its Mark

As Fuel Restaurant's president Rocco Cima comments, this isn't the first time the chain has looked to make a mark. In fact, rather than be a follower in the restaurant business, Fuel Restaurants have always strived to be a trendsetter.

Cima credits this new smoothie to the fact that CBD oil and edibles are becoming more mainstream and people are realizing the incredible health benefits CBD offers. With some calling it a whole new superfood, Cima felt it was time to include it in smoothies.

Fuel Restaurants are the very first in all of Philadelphia to offer CBD oil infused smoothies, and it has the exclusive distribution rights in partnership with a national distributor. His plans don't start and end with the smoothie though, as there are other CBD oil infused drink and food options set to debut too.

Even though Cima won't make any medical claims regarding the smoothie, there is plenty of research that shows CBD oil can help people to better manage and cope with depression, stress, anxiety, and more.

Choose from Three Different Smoothies

University Research Paper: 6 Ways to Write a Masterpiece

 

(November 1, 2018)--If a prospective research paper author is concerned in a more general tutorial on research papers, where one must check out several research paper workshops that are accessible on the Web. If one requires to get in progress right away, one should start from the essay table of contents to see what's at that specific site, and then browse step by step to follow a recognized approach to accomplishment on one's research paper. Please, note that it doesn’t matter whether you need a high-school essay or a postgraduate research paper, a thesis proposal or an MBA dissertation because any work done with proper assistance will ensure satisfaction at the most demanding quality standards and one's research is bound to stand out in any institution.

You set out for University program specific you would finish in two years. You know your capacity, and you work hard. So, from your end, it was a done deal. However, you started and realized that you were not the sole determinant of the progress of your work. You experienced quite some delays right from the stage of writing the proposal. Such delays included delays in feedbacks, the supply of materials ordered, equipment breakdown among others. In some situations, you are compelled to wait. Sometimes, the delay may be two months to six months or even a year. If such happens, what do you do? You learned over time to capitalize on setbacks, and indeed it is paying off gradually.

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5 Common Academic Writing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

If you’re a student, you know the drill when it comes to academic writing. But if you are a student, you’re also likely among the 99% of students who have made academic writing mistakes. Because academic writing errors are so common and affect nearly every student at every academic level, it can be helpful to review the five most common academic writing mistakes and the easiest way to avoid them. If you can master the techniques for avoiding these errors, you’ll be most of the way toward creating the best possible paper for your next academic writing assignment.

So, let’s take a look at some of these mistakes.

Mistake #1: Plagiarism

The biggest mistake students make in their academic writing is plagiarism. Most students think of plagiarism as something that cheaters do, but it is also something that happens accidentally due to carelessness or ignorance. The two most common ways students unintentionally plagiarize are by (a) forgetting quotation marks or citations and (b) paraphrasing or summarizing too close to the original, borrowing or echoing words and phrases without recognizing that they are using the same or very similar words. You can avoid this mistake by always using quotation marks around borrowed language, citing sources whenever you use material from an outside source, and reading back your paraphrases and summaries against the original to make sure that you have used completely different words and phrases. To avoid plagiarism in academic writing, a lot of college students prefer contacting writing companies for assistance. But it is rather difficult to choose a professional academic writing service which produces non-plagiarized custom written papers of top notch quality.

Mistake #2: Using poor quality sources

How To Write The Outstanding Essay – Don’t Ignore Some Good Points

 

What Is Essay Writing

The essay is significant to you and the colleges to which you are applying. On the off chance that you think about the application as bits of a riddle or as autonomous voices meeting up to recount your story, the essay is a piece of the riddle over which you have finish control. The essay additionally gives you a chance to state what hasn't been said in your application and do as such in your unmistakable voice.

For colleges, the essay not just gives a chance to assess your innovativeness, writing style and capacity, yet in addition says something in regards to your point of view—your inclinations, values, the manner in which you think—and the encounters and individuals who have particularly molded you. At long last, colleges can utilize the essay to start imagining how you'll associate with and benefit as much as possible from assets inside their particular grounds networks.

Since the college essay isn't a similar sort of essay that you compose for your secondary school English instructor, it doesn't must have the run of the mill essay presentation, which gives a proposal explanation. Similarly as you need to set up the best solutions to your college meet, here are seven hints for writing a drawing in essay that will emerge from the rest. College essay writing is not easy to write so if you need writing services visit EssayShark.

Tips To Write Outstanding College Essay

Tips To Answer Exam English Question

 

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There truly is no better method to prepare exam than by endeavoring past papers. Most exam bodies ought to have past papers accessible on the web however your educator will kick you off on these in class. This procedure isn't just about setting up a response for a particular inquiry, it's tied in with seeing how you approach an inquiry in an exam, how to structure your answer, the timings you ought to dole out and what data will get marks. Before reading more points, if you need English paper writing services visit WritingCheap.

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FBI: Key Player in West Virginia Drug Conspiracy Case Directed Criminal Activities from Prison

Sentencing in West Virginia Drug Conspiracy

Some of the cocaine seized during the June 2017 takedown of the West Virginia drug distribution ring directed by Velarian Carter was hidden inside this dresser.

A West Virginia man already serving a 20-year drug sentence will now spend even longer in prison. Velarian Carter was sentenced in July to an additional 20 years for orchestrating a drug conspiracy while he was behind bars.

CNB News Spotlight on NJ College Students

 

Students Inducted Into Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society at University of the Sciences

PHILADELPHIA, PA (04/18/2018)-- The following students were inducted into the Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD) Honor Society at University of the Sciences on April 8, 2018. Invitations to join ALD, a national honor society for first-year students, are based on attaining a first-semester academic average of at least 3.50 and ranking in the top 20 percent of the class.

High Five: College Baseball's Best Fans

 source NCAA.com

Baseball is one of the few sports where the playing field itself can be different from park to park. Sometimes really, really different.

High-School Students’ Binge Drinking Predicts Health-Risk Behaviors

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Newswise (CNBNewsnet)— Underage drinking can lead to risky or harmful behaviors that include unintentional and unprotected sex, physical and sexual assault, traffic and other injuries, suicide, homicide, and overdoses. Binge drinking among adults is defined as five drinks consumed during two hours by adult men and four drinks by adult women – typically producing a blood alcohol level (BAL) of ≥0.08%. Adolescents can reach a similar BAL after consuming fewer drinks. This paper explored whether and how different levels of adolescent drinking affected associations with health-risk behaviors.

EMU Wins in the First Round of the CIT Tourney

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNewsnet

YPSILANTI--  The Eastern Michigan University Men’s basketball team took a giant step to salvage the 2017-18 season by posting a resounding 85-63 victory over Niagara in the CollegeInsider.com  postseason tourney.  It is a nice consolation prize after the tough 64-63 last second loss to Toledo in the semi-final at the Mid-American Conference Championship in Cleveland.  It is not the NCAA Tournament or even the NIT but EMU could go far in the CIT.

Before a sparse crowd, redshirt junior Elijah Minnie had a career-high 29 points.  Junior James Thompson IV tallied 20 points and pulled down a team-high 16 rebounds.  Senior Tim Bond had a banner night with 11 points, 12 boards, and eight assists, while also adding two steals.

NJ Man Takes Expensive Uber Ride Home

 

A New Jersey man made it home safe Friday after a night of partying by way of a $1,000 Uber ride, which he said he doesn’t remember. Kenneth Bachman claimed had been partying near the campus of West Virginia University located in Morgantown, West Virginia, with his buddies when he decided to call an Uber home.…

*Benefits of Distant Tuition You Couldn't Think Of

CNBNews Staff

To be or not to be, this is a question for many students, who consider the possibility of studying through distance learning. This article will reveal all the key issues of this matter. Over the years, distance learning in various forms helped realize the educational aspirations of students who could not or did not want to attend day internal classes.

Students are often concerned about the choice of higher education through distant learning because they lack clarity about the pros and cons of this mode of study. It is a good idea to understand the advantages and disadvantages of getting a degree through the distant learning before you decide if you want to go on. You should understand that distant training may not be the best choice for every student, but an understanding of what it is can help you decide whether the distant training is suitable for you.

Benefits of Distant Training

EASTERN MICHIGAN U BASKETBALL TEAM SHARES VICTORY CELEBRATION WITH STUDENT (video)

 

EMU nursing major, Jacob Lackey accomplished the stroke of a lifetime

(credit EMU 10K putt promo)

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNewsnet Exclusive

 

YPSILANTI--  The Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team had more to celebrate than their close 79-74 victory over in-state rival Central Michigan University during a mid-week game recently.  A spirited crowd also witnessed one of their EMU student family win ten thousand dollars during a half-time promotion.

The CNBNewsnet coverage team was present to witness the extra ordinary occurrence.  EMU nursing major, Jacob Lackey accomplished the stroke of a lifetime.  Billed as the “10-K Putt Challenge” it turned in to a special night.  Lackey, a senior from Plymouth High School, made a golf putt the length of the basketball court.   

NJAC Weekly Award Winners: November 11; Top Defensive Player Samer Manna, Wesley College

PITMAN—The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 11 Football Players of the Week on November 12.

NJAC Weekly Award Winners: October 8

PITMAN --- The New Jersey Athletic Conference has announced its sixth weekly award winners of the 2017 season in men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men's and women's cross country, and women's tennis. The honors cover performances for the week ending October 8.

NJAC Football Players of the Week Oct. 8

PITMAN—The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 6 Football Players of the Week on October 8.  (click image to enlarge)

NJAC Weekly Award Winners: Oct. 2

PITMAN --- The New Jersey Athletic Conference has announced its fifth weekly award winners of the 2017 season in men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men's and women's cross country, and women's tennis. The honors cover performances for the week ending October 1.

Week Five NJAC Football Player of the Week Selections Announced

PITMAN—The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 5 Football Players of the Week on October 1.  The selections ending the weeek of Saturday, September 30. 

Chicago Sky Draft Jankoska in First Round, Joins the Rutgers Connection

 

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By Raymond Rolak | CNBNews Exclusive

FREELAND, Mich. --  Tori Jankoska couldn’t hold back the tears of joy when, with the ninth overall pick, she was drafted by the Chicago Sky.  She watched the draft festivities with about 40 family and friends in the basement of her parents, Randy and Lisa Jankoska.  The Michigan State guard wanted to stay in the confines of support and share the experience.  Her whole playing career has been that way.  She shares and dishes off to her teammates.  She offers support.  She is the complete team player.

Missing Great-Grandmother and Child from Mays Landing Last Seen in Virginia (Video)

MAYS LANDING -- The 71-year-old woman from New Jersey can be seen walking around the store of a service station, the last place she was seen before going missing with her 5-year-old great-granddaughter, according to surveillance footage released by Virginia police. Barbara Briley's time at the station, which spanned about 45 minutes, was mostly spent walking…

2017 Cotton Bowl Classic for Midwest Bragging Rights

 

By Raymond Rolak | Exclusive for CNBNews

DALLAS--  Both teams excel at the skill positions and have explosive scoring potential.  The game will be determined by the depth of the Wisconsin line play pitted against the offensive minded enthusiasm of undefeated Western Michigan University.  This will determine the 2017 Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic title.  The Badgers will meet the Broncos in the 81^st edition, in Arlington, Texas at AT&T Stadium on Monday, January 2. 

This is the first Cotton Bowl Classic for either team.   Wisconsin (10-3) and WMU (13-0) have met four times previously, all in Madison and with the Badgers leading the all-time series 3–1.  The most recent meeting was on August 31, 2000, when Wisconsin defeated the Broncos, 19–7. 

The Solution To Meaningless Bowl Games

Austin Darrow I CNBNewsnet

 

The college football bowl season is upon us and it is under lots of scrutiny, between stars sitting out to prep for the draft and because of the sole factor that they’re meaningless games.

The NCAA has these bowl games for one reason and one reason only, the money. The student-athletes are being forced to play these games, which does not matter whatsoever.

CNB BUSINESS NEWS: Who Are the Best CEOs Today? What Can We Learn from Them?

 

(CNBNewsnet)(November 29, 2016)--There is no definitive way of ranking the world’s best CEOs. Some use company performances and bottom lines to rank CEOs. Others, like Washington State University, focus on innovations and how these top executives are leading the mobile revolution. Among the top names are Tim Cook and Larry Page, CEOs at the two most influential tech companies in the world: Apple and Alphabet (Google). Both CEOs have introduced a lot of innovations in recent years, changing the way we interact with mobile devices greatly.

With both of these CEOs, one of the best things we can learn from them is their approach towards innovation. Innovation doesn’t always mean change. Sometimes, it means taking something good and refining it to provide a much better experience. The same approach is being taught in online executive MBA programs at top universities.

 

A Look at New Jersey: The Quality Crisis at 4-Year Public Colleges

 Related: CNBNEWS THREE PART SPECIAL REPORT: Gloucester City Schools

 

 

by Tamara Hiler 

In an analysis of full-time, loan-holding students at America’s four-year public colleges & universities, Third Way found that a large number of institutions are failing to improve the lives of their students. Analyzing data from the Department of Education’s College Scorecard, we found that at the typical four-year public institution, less than half of students aren’t graduating, many aren’t earning sufficient incomes even years after enrollment, and nearly a quarter of students are unable to begin paying down their loans three years after leaving school. And in a measurement we developed called the mobility metric, which ranks how well these colleges do for students of low and moderate incomes, we found levels of achievement so abysmal as to call into question the very promise of higher education at many of these schools. These results are similar to findings uncovered in an earlier Third Way report that looked at the quality at four-year private, non-profit institutions, which you can access here.

Obama Unilaterally Rewrites Law, Imposes Transgender Policy on Nation’s Schools

 

Ryan T. Anderson / @ryantand / May 13, 2016

All across America, parents, teachers and local school districts have been having conversations about how best to accommodate the privacy and safety concerns of transgender students while also addressing the privacy and safety concerns of other students.

The Ed Lucas Story: A Blind Broadcaster's Story of Overcoming Life's Greatest Obstacles (Listen)

 

Seeing Home: Baseball Broadcaster Ed Lucas Defies The Odds

By Karen Given | 

Only A Game

Friendships between writers and ballplayers aren’t common, but in baseball broadcaster Ed Lucas, players saw someone who had struggled as hard as they had — if not harder — to get to where he was.

Ed Lucas and his son, Chris, have collaborated on the book, “Seeing Home: The Ed Lucas Story.”

Ed and Chris Lucas tell their story, In Their Own Words. To hear the full story, click the play button below the headline at the top of the page.

CONTINUE

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WHAT A GAME! Wildcats Capture National Title

HOUSTON — Now there is another Villanova team to put on the wall and leave there forever. After a long wait, and after some difficult recent times in the NCAA Tournament, the Wildcats climbed back to the top again on Monday night, capturing the national championship on a Kris Jenkins 3-pointer at the buzzer that completed…

CNB CRIME: ‘Rolling Stone' Magazine’s 'Jackie' to Appear in Court

 

A Virginia judge has ordered "Jackie" of Rolling Stone 's now-retracted expose about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia to appear in court to be deposed. "The court believes that a one-day, seven-hour deposition will be sufficient," Judge Glen Conrad wrote in a court order this week calling for the woman identified only…

CNB SPORTS: Why America Offers Young Athletes Better Opportunities than Anywhere Else

 (CNBNEWSNET)--All over the world, there are talented young people with their hearts set on a career in sport. For many of them, once they finish high school, the ideal is to get a sports scholarship to a US college, which is why companies that help match talent up to American colleges, such as asmscholarships.com , fill an important role. 

There are strong sports leagues and competitive athletics meets all over the world, and for some sports like soccer, it can be argued that the US has a weaker infrastructure for aspiring stars than other places like the UK, Germany, Spain and Italy. However, even for teens who want to get into these kinds of sports, if they also want a college education then the US is still the best option.

Here, we look at why America is different:

The Problems of Studying and Pursuing a Sport Career Elsewhere

ALABAMA AND WASHINGTON STUDENTS SELECTED FOR WINNING DESIGNS OF 3-D PRINTED TOOLS FOR ASTRONAUTS

After three months of designing and modeling, a panel of judges from NASA,

the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Foundation (ASME) and Made In
Space Inc. in California have selected the winners of the Future Engineers
3-D Printing in Space Tool Challenge.

The winner from the Teen Group (ages 13-19) is a Multipurpose Precision
Maintenance Tool that Robert Hillan of Enterprise, Alabama, designed. The
winner of the Junior Group (ages 5-12) is a Space Planter that Sydney
Vernon from Bellevue, Washington, designed.

FOUR TOP NFL PLAYERS OF ALL TIME

When the NFL formed in 1920, football already had a strong following in the United States. That popularity allowed young players to earn decent livings while honing their skills. Today, the NFL has a long history of amazing players. These four stand out as some of the best.

Jim Brown

Jim Brown is a former NFL fullback recruited by the Cleveland Browns in 1957. Over eight seasons, he won numerous awards and set records that took decades to beat. Everything about the player comes from a athleticism rarely seen in any sport.

Among Brown's accomplishments, he:

Cavaliers Announce 2013 Fall Baseball Schedule

University of Virginia logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia head baseball coach Brian O’Connor has announced his team’s schedule for the 2013 fall season. 

Virginia’s fall slate will consist of a pair of exhibition games as well as the annual Orange and Blue World Series, a seven-game intrasquad series. UVa will play host to High Point on Sept. 21 in exhibition play; the time of the game will be announced once the game time for the UVa-VMI football game, also slated for Sept. 21, has been established. The Cavaliers will take on the Ontario Blue Jays on Sept. 27 (5 p.m.) in exhibition play as well. 

West Chester Pa. Native Phil Gosselin Called Up by Atlanta Braves

Former Virginia Cavalier Player

 

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Former Virginia infielder Phil Gosselin has been called up to Major League Baseball for the first time by the Atlanta Braves and will be in uniform Friday evening. The 32nd former Cavalier to reach the big-league level, Gosselin played for the UVa baseball program from 2008-10. 

The Braves play host to the Washington Nationals at 7:30 p.m. Friday (Aug. 16) at Turner Field in Atlanta in the first of a three-game weekend series. Gosselin was a fifth-round pick (164th overall) in the 2010 MLB First-Year Player Draft by the Braves. 

The MaxPreps Career Profile is unveiled - MaxPreps

MaxPreps.com is proud to announce its latest innovation, one that will take every piece of an athlete's high school career and put it in one place: The career profile.

Find all photos in one location.

Now athletes will have one page where all of their stats, photos, videos and other information from all years and sports will live. And all that information will be included with a new, visually captivating page layout.

 

"MaxPreps stands for celebrating the high school sports experience for coaches, parents and student-athletes. With the release of our new career pages, we can do a much better job illuminating and celebrating the accomplishments of student-athletes throughout their high school experience," said MaxPreps Founder and President Andy Beal.

This revolutionary setup replaces a system that had individual pages for each sport season an athlete participated in. The career profile will feature easy-to-navigate links to each sport and each year that athlete participated in, all kept in one easy-to-find spot. Every photo, every game result and every stat will be displayed in a simple-yet-spectacular timeline format that allows site visitors to know everything about their favorite athlete in chronological order.

The career profile will change how visitors view individual athletes' information, but we still make it easy to navigate to the standard team walls, team stats, rankings pages and other information that they are accustomed to seeing.

"For athletes who aspire to play at the next level, MaxPreps career profiles can serve as a great resource for sharing their athletic accomplishments via stats, news reports, photos and video highlights," Beal added.

Founded in August 2002, MaxPreps is headquartered in Cameron Park, Calif. CBS Corporation acquired MaxPreps in April 2007. It is partnered with more than 42,000 varsity, junior varsity and freshman coaches throughout the United States.

via www.maxpreps.com

CWS finals pits SEC and Pac-12 again as Mississippi State faces UCLA for title - NCAA.com

 The Associated Press

Last Updated - June 22, 2013 1:30 GMT

OMAHA, Neb. – It’s the Southeastern Conference vs. the Pac-12 for the second consecutive year in the finals of the College World Series.

Mississippi State and UCLA will square off in the best-of-three starting Monday at TD Ameritrade Park after each went unbeaten in winning its bracket.

“‘I know it sounds crazy, but our kids just think something good is going to happen and, by the way, our coaches do, too.”
– John Cohen

UCLA survived a rocky ninth inning to eliminate No. 1 national seed North Carolina with a 4-1 win Friday night. The Bulldogs got a three-run homer from Hunter Renfroe and defeated Oregon State 4-1 in the afternoon.

Two Cavaliers Picked Saturday in MLB Draft

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia senior infielder Reed Gragnani (Richmond, Va.) and redshirt senior Scott Silverstein (Olney, Md.) each were selected Saturday in the final day of the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Gragnani was a 21st-round selection (663rd overall) of the Boston Red Sox, while Silverstein was a 25th-round pick (745th overall) of the Toronto Blue Jays.

The pair join teammate Kyle Crockett (Poquoson, Va.), who was was selected Friday by the Cleveland Indians Friday in the fourth round (111th overall). 

NCAA: Interest leads to growth — and TV viewership — for baseball

 

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Nearly 1.4 million viewers on average tuned in to watch College World Series games on ESPN last year.

‘It didn’t always used to be this way’

 

 

 

Last Updated - May 29, 2013 12:02 GMT

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Dave Van Horn takes the time to remind his players every few weeks about just how good they have it.

It’s not that the Arkansas coach revels in telling today’s youth just how difficult the older generations had it; he’s simply in awe of how far college baseball has come during his 25-year coaching career.

Regional fields announced as countdown begins to College World Series

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May 27, 2013

INDIANAPOLIS — The field of 64 teams competing for the 2013 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship was announced Monday by the DI baseball committee.

The national top eight seeds are North Carolina (52-8), Vanderbilt (51-9), Oregon State (45-10), LSU (52-9), Cal State Fullerton (48-8), Virginia (47-10), Florida State (44-15) and Oregon (45-14).

The Southeastern Conference led all conferences in the number of teams in the championship field with nine, while the Atlantic Coast Conference has eight. The Pac-12 and Sun Belt conferences have four.

Making the tournament for the first time include: Bryant of the Northeast Conference, Canisius of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, Central Arkansas of the Southland Conference, Savannah State of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and South Dakota State of the Summit Conference. Overall, 31 of the 64 teams were in the field last year.

Miami (Fla.) is in the field for the 41st consecutive year, extending its own record. Florida State is making its 36th consecutive appearance, second all time. Other long consecutive streaks: Cal State Fullerton (22), Rice (19) and South Carolina (14).

Each of the 16 regionals features four teams, playing a double-elimination format. The regionals are scheduled to be conducted May 31-June 3 (if necessary). Selection of the eight super regional hosts will be announced at 11 p.m. ET June 3.

The 67th Men’s College World Series begins June 15 at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha in Omaha, Neb.

2013 DI BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD

CONFERENCE	NO.	SCHOOL(S)
Southeastern	9	Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
Atlantic Coast	8	Clemson, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, NC State, Virginia, Va. Tech
Pac-12	4	Arizona State, Oregon, Oregon State, UCLA
Sun Belt	4	Florida Atlantic, La.-Lafayette, South Alabama, Troy
Big 12	3	Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State
Big West	3	Cal Poly, Cal State Fullerton, UC-Santa Barbara
Colonial	3	Towson, UNC Wilmington, William & Mary
Atlantic Sun	2	East Tennessee State, Mercer
Big East	2	Connecticut, Louisville
Big South	2	Coastal Carolina, Liberty
Big Ten	2	Illinois, Indiana
Mountain West	2	New Mexico, San Diego State
Southland	2	Central Arkansas, Sam Houston State
West Coast	2	San Diego, San Francisco
America East	1	Binghamton
Atlantic-10	1	Saint Louis
Conference USA	1	Rice
Horizon	1	Valparaiso
Ivy	1	Columbia
Metro Atlantic	1	Canisius
Mid-American	1	Bowling Green
Mid-Eastern	1	Savannah State
Missouri Valley	1	Wichita State
Northeast	1	Bryant
Ohio Valley	1	Austin Peay
Patriot	1	Army
Southern	1	Elon
Southwestern	1	Jackson State
Summit	1	South Dakota State
Western Athletic	1	Texas-San Antonio

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Virginia Selected as Host Site for NCAA Baseball Regional | cnbnews.net

Four-team tournament will run May 31-June 3

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The NCAA announced today that Charlottesville, Va., has been selected as one of 16 regional host sites for the 2013 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. The four-team, double-elimination tournament will run May 31-June 3 at Virginia’s Davenport Field. Two games each will be played Friday (May 31), Saturday (June 1) and Sunday (June 2). If necessary, a single game will be played Monday (June 3). Regional game times will be announced Monday.

Towns Walkoff Blast Lifts No. 5 Virginia Baseball Past Florida State, 7-4

 

May 25, 2013 DURHAM, N.C. – Kenny Towns (So., Burke, Va.) hit a three-run walkoff home run with one out in the 12th inning to lift the fifth-ranked Virginia baseball team to a 7-4 victory over No. 7 Florida State Saturday in the 2013 ACC Baseball Championship at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, N.C. Seeded third in the field, Virginia (47-10) finishes pool play with a 2-1 record, while the second-seeded Seminoles (44-15) went 0-3 in pool play.

In hitting UVa's first walkoff homer since Jared King on March 19, 2011, against Florida State, Towns drove in four runs on the day and also scored the game-tying run in the eighth inning as Virginia rallied from a 4-1 deficit in the sixth inning. UVa scored its eighth rally from three runs or more down this year. The Cavaliers went 4-0 against FSU this year, marking UVa’s most wins in one season against the Seminoles.

No. 5 Virginia Baseball Thumps Georgia Tech, 8-2

Virginia Cavaliers athletic logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 Silverstein tosses 8 2/3 innings to lead Cavaliers to ACC tournament win

 

DURHAM, N.C. – Scott Silverstein (R-Sr., Olney, Md.) fired 8 2/3 innings of two-run baseball to lift the fifth-ranked Virginia baseball team to an 8-2 triumph over Georgia Tech Thursday in the 2013 ACC Baseball Championship at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, N.C.

The third-seeded Cavaliers (46-10) improved to 1-1 in the tournament and will play No. 2 seed Florida State at 11 a.m. Saturday in the final game in pool play. The winners of each pool advance to the championship game at 1 p.m. Sunday. Georgia Tech (34-24), the No. 7 seed, fell to 1-1 in pool play.

Virginia Earns No. 3 Seed in ACC Baseball Championship

 

Cavaliers open play at 3 p.m. Wednesday against Virginia Tech

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Virginia baseball team has earned the No. 3 seed at the 2013 ACC Baseball Championship and will open tournament play at 3 p.m. Wednesday against No. 6 seed Virginia Tech. The tournament will be contested Wednesday through Sunday (May 22-26) at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, N.C.

Virginia will compete in Pool B with No. 2 seed Florida State, No. 6 seed Virginia Tech and No. 7 seed Georgia Tech. UVa will play Georgia Tech at 11 a.m. Thursday and Florida State at 11 a.m. Saturday. The Cavaliers are off on Friday. Virginia and Virginia Tech will be squaring off for the first time in ACC tournament play.  

No. 7 Virginia Baseball Romps Past VCU, 17-3

 

Cavaliers finish with 17 hits in fifth straight victory

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 7 Virginia baseball team rolled to a 17-3 victory over VCU Tuesday evening in front of 3,162 fans at Davenport Field. Virginia (43-8) finished its 2013 home schedule with a 32-3 record as it scored in double figures for the third straight game.

UVa has scored 48 runs over the last three games, its most in a three-game stretch since March 8-11, 2009, when the Cavaliers tallied 48 against Wake Forest (21), Navy (17) and VMI (10).

The Cavaliers rolled up 17 hits, marking the sixth straight game in which UVa has piled up double-digit hits. In addition to the big hit totals, Virginia batters did not record a strikeout (first time since April 13, 2011, against Coastal Carolina). Joe McCarthy (Fr., Scranton, Pa.) led the barrage by going 4-for-5 with four RBI, while Mike Papi (So., Tunkhannock, Pa.) added three hits and scored three times. Nick Howard (So., Olney, Md.) was 2-for-4 and hit a three-run home run for UVa.

UVa starting pitcher Whit Mayberry (R-Jr., Alexandria, Va.) earned the win and upped his record to 4-0 after working 2 2/3 innings while giving up a pair of runs. Six UVa pitchers combined to limit VCU (25-26) to a run and three hits over the final 6 1/3 innings. The Rams had just two baserunners over the final five innings.

VCU starter Dan Black (0-3) took the loss after allowing four earned runs, three hits and three walks in three innings.

Virginia got off to a great start by scoring four times in the first inning on a McCarthy RBI double, followed three batters later by a three-run home run to left-center field by Howard. It marked Howard’s second long ball of the year.

VCU chipped away at the lead in the third and fourth innings. In the third the Rams got a leadoff single from Trevor Marino, followed by a long double by Walker Haymaker which Papi went over the left-field wall to knock down to keep the ball in the park. Tom Crimi and James Bunn followed with back-to-back run-scoring groundouts.

The Rams cut the lead to 4-3 in the fourth when Marino laid down a two-out bunt single to score Chris Ayers.

UVa got a run back in its half of the fourth. Kenny Towns (So., Burke, Va.) drew a leadoff walk, moved up on a sacrifice by Robbie Coman (Fr., Lake Worth, Fla.) and scored when Papi scalded a single off Marino at first base for a single.

The Cavaliers tacked on a run in the fifth inning. Brandon Downes (So., South Plainfield, N.J.) led off with a single, stole second and scored on a two-out single by Reed Gragnani (Sr., Richmond, Va.).

Virginia then opened up a big lead in the sixth inning, scoring five times to grab an 11-3 advantage. Coman reached base on an error to start the inning and went around to third on a well-executed hit-and-run single by Papi through the hole at shortstop. Jared King (R-Sr., Radford, Va.) followed with a sacrifice fly to right. Reliever Logan Kanuik entered and gave up a single to McCarthy followed by a two-run double by Downes. Derek Fisher (So., Rexmont, Pa.) then laced an RBI single to left, extending his hit streak to 10 games. Howard then singled, moving Fisher to third. UVa scored its final run of the inning when Gragnani fouled out to first. Howard tagged up on the play and forced a rundown, with Fisher scoring before Howard was tagged out.

UVa scored four more times against Kanuik in the seventh inning. King singled to right to score Towns, and McCarthy followed with a two-run single to bring in Coman and Papi. Pinch hitter Rob Bennie (Fr., Stroudsburg, Pa.) grounded into a double play to score King with the fourth run.

The Cavaliers tacked on a pair of runs in the eighth against Jordan Storey. After back-to-back singles by John LaPrise (Fr., Exton, Pa.) and George Ragsdale (Fr., North Port, Fla.) to start the inning, Thomas Woodruff (So., Clifton, Va.) walked to load the bases. Two outs later, King walked to force in a run, and McCarthy followed with a run-scoring single to center.

Virginia finished the regular season with a composite attendance of 102,410 over 34 dates, an average of 3,012 fans per game. UVa eclipsed the 100,000 mark in total attendance for the fourth straight year.

The Cavaliers travel No. 2 North Carolina Thursday through Saturday to complete the ACC schedule. UVa trails UNC by one game in the Coastal Division standings heading into the final weekend of the regular season.

 

Virginia's Mike Papi Named ACC Co-Player of the Week

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia outfielder Mike Papi (So., Tunkhannock, Pa.) has been named the ACC Co-Player of the Week, as announced Monday by the league office. Papi shares the distinction with Florida State’s DJ Stewart.

The ACC Player of the Week nod is the first in Papi’s career and the first by a UVa player this season. 

No. 7 Virginia Baseball Trounces Duke, 17-8

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The seventh-ranked Virginia baseball team pounded out a season-high 22 hits in a 17-8 defeat of Duke Saturday afternoon in front of 4,040 spectators at Davenport Field. In clinching its seventh ACC series win in nine tries, Virginia (41-8, 19-7) recorded the most hits of any ACC team in conference play this year while also scoring the program’s most runs since April 29, 2011, at Boston College. 

Virginia goes for the series sweep at 1 p.m. Sunday. Senior Day ceremonies will be held prior to the Sunday contest at 12:30 p.m.; UVa will honor six fourth- and fifth-year student-athletes as well as a manager Taylor Myers. 

No. 7 Virginia Baseball Scores Three in Ninth Inning to Top Duke, 6-5

MAY 10, 2013

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Nate Irving’s walk-off RBI single capped a three-run ninth-inning rally to lift the seventh-ranked Virginia baseball team to a 6-5 victory over Duke Friday night at Davenport Field. Virginia (40-8, 18-7 ACC) trailed most of the night before rallying for its 17th come-from-behind win of the year, including its third ninth-inning comeback in ACC play.

College Baseball/Softball Game Results for April 26 and April 27

  

TCNJ drops pair; qualifies for NJAC post-season

April 27, 2013

Galloway, NJ … The College of New Jersey baseball team dropped a pair of 4-3 decisions to Richard Stockton College in New Jersey Athletic Conference play on Saturday afternoon.

Despite the two losses, the Lions (17-20, 8-10 NJAC) finished sixth in the conference standings and qualified for the NJAC post-season tournament. They will open up at top-seeded Kean University on Tuesday in Union, NJ.

COLLEGE BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Scores for April 23 Games

 

Explorers Blast Four Homeruns, Split Doubleheader With UMBC

April 23, 2013

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PHILADELPHIA – The La Salle softball squad split today's non-conference doubleheader against the UMBC Retrievers, losing the first game in an offensive onslaught 13-10 and winning the second game 3-2.

College Baseball/Softball Report for April 16

TCNJ edged by Nittany Lions

Ewing, NJ … Seven different pitchers limited The College of New Jersey offense to four hits as Penn State-Abington defeated the Lions 2-1 on Tuesday afternoon in George Ackerman Park.

TCNJ (13-15) struggled to score runs for the third straight game as the legion of Nittany Lion hurlers were effective as they kept the Lion hitters in check throughout the contest. Charlie Huber registered the win, while Kevin Faber garnered his fourth save of the season. It was the ninth straight win for Penn State.

College Baseball Sunday: TCNJ/ Ramapo Split, Ducks Win Big, Cavaliers Fall, Concordia over Wilmington, Satanoff helps Raptors

TCNJ splits doubleheader with #14 Ramapo

Ewing, NJ … The College of New Jersey split a doubleheader with 14th-ranked Ramapo College in New Jersey Athletic Conference action on Sunday afternoon in George Ackerman Park.

The Lions (13-13, 5-4 NJAC) received a solid pitching performance from junior Brendan Kelly (Butler, NJ/Butler) as he tossed eight innings to lead TCNJ to a 6-4 victory in the opener. The Roadrunners (18-5-1, 5-3-1 NJAC) answered back with a 7-2 win in the nightcap as senior Frank Baldini and Dan LaRocca limited the Lion offense to six hits.