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Olympic dreams for three Canisius College synchronized swimmers came to an end Tuesday night, when USA Synchro announced the final cuts it made following this weekend’s tryout. Senior Jessica Grogan, junior Missy Andrews and sophomore Jessica Mancini had advanced all the way to the final round of 15 swimmers before the last six cuts were […]
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All three Canisius College synchronized swimmers at U.S. Olympic tryouts have advanced to the final round of cuts, where nine swimmers will be selected from the remaining 15 for the team that will compete in London this summer. Senior Jessica Grogan, junior Missy Andrews and sophomore Jessica Mancini have swam for 9 to 10 hours […]
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It’s a weekday afternoon in mid October when an ambulance turns down Hughes Avenue and pulls up at the not-so off-campus residence of a Canisius athlete. The faint wee-ooh of a siren must belong to some other ambulance on the streets around campus. This one remains silent, with its lights on but not flashing. This […]
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The first post in a multi-part series on how American soccer can improve. The firing of head coach Bob Bradley from Team USA can only mean there are good things to come American soccer. The development of our national team and our professional league will happen eventually. Simply based on resources that build winning soccer, […]
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