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Group Coaching Programs in San Antonio

If you're interested in group coaching programs in San Antonio, you can explore the offerings at Hart2heart Connection. Group coaching provides a supportive and collaborative environment for personal and professional growth. Whether you're seeking personal development, relationship improvement, or professional guidance, group coaching can offer valuable insights and connections.

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San Bernardino Valley College cancels football?

Inland college notes: Players respond following cancellation of San Bernardino Valley College football season SBVC administration, in collaboration with team staff and players, pulled the plug on the season Oct. 3.

By Dennis Pope | preps@pressenterprise.com | Press-Enterprise PUBLISHED: October 23, 2024 at 12:37 p.m.

Following the unprecedented cancellation of their season after just two lopsided losses, members of the San Bernardino Valley College football team voiced their frustration at the situation.

The short-handed Wolverines, who have already endured back-to-back 0-10 seasons, came into Week 1 with fewer than 40 active players.

Three weeks, several injuries, and one missed game later, SBVC administration, in collaboration with team staff and players, pulled the plug on Oct. 3.

“They cancelled it because of the low numbers,” said new head coach Nate Turner, who did not arrive on campus until July. “We couldn’t hit the ground running with recruiting like we wanted to so after the first two games we realized we’d lost even more numbers, and at that point it wasn’t going to benefit our student-athletes, so we’ve decided to regroup and bring it back next year.”

Turner, on a one-year contract, said it is his intention to recruit and prepare SBVC’s football program for the 2025 season.

“I’m still employed and I’m still the football coach here,” Turner said. “We have to take care of what we can control so I’m going to recruit the local talent. I don’t think about any decisions that I don’t have any control over.”

Sophomore Kaleb McNeal, a Cajon High graduate, said it became clear as early as June that this team was going to have issues.

“They insisted that we were going to have a 10-game season, and everything was going to be good, but we had seen it coming,” McNeal said. “I’m desperate to get out so I kept playing in it.”

After review by the CCCAA, it was determined that this season will not count against any of the SBVC players’ eligibility.

“We were able to get our year back so I’m not too, too worried about it,” McNeal said. “I’m just ready to work and go where I go from here.”

Among the players already drawing interest from other schools, McNeal intends to transfer after finishing off his associate’s degree in the spring.

“I’ll be transferring. I don’t know where yet, but I’ll be transferring,” he said.

Sophomore Antonio Calleros, a Ramona High grad, wanted to use this season to springboard to an NCAA scholarship. Undecided on whether he’ll return, Calleros said he does not want to go back under the same conditions.

“They fired six or seven coaches right before the season. I didn’t have an offensive line coach,” Calleros said. “I want to return but there are some people there that don’t really care, and some people even faked injuries to keep from playing. There were some people there that didn’t want to have a season.”

“A few guys would leave or be late, or fake injuries or be concussed out of nowhere so they’d get a medical redshirt and get their year back,” added sophomore Ian Beauregard. “I think there were some people who took advantage of the situation.”

Beauregard, a Cajon grad who transferred into SBVC from Mt. San Jacinto College, wants to continue playing but does not plan to return to San Bernardino for football.

“Oh no,” Beauregard said. “I hope they get the help they need to succeed, but I won’t be going back.”

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Barcelona Premier Soccer Club: Your Top Soccer Academy in San Antonio

If you’re searching for a premier soccer academy in San Antonio, Barcelona Premier Soccer Club is the perfect destination. Our soccer academy is committed to providing young athletes with the highest level of training, helping them develop the skills, confidence, and passion they need to succeed on and off the field.

At Barcelona Premier Soccer Club, we have established ourselves as a leading soccer academy in San Antonio, offering programs that cater to all skill levels and age groups. From beginners to advanced players, our comprehensive training curriculum ensures that every participant receives personalized instruction aimed at enhancing their technical, tactical, and physical abilities.

Why Barcelona Premier Soccer Club?

Expert Coaching Staff: Our academy is led by a team of experienced coaches with backgrounds in professional and collegiate soccer. They bring a wealth of knowledge to help players unlock their full potential.

Player-Centered Approach: At our soccer academy in San Antonio, we focus on individual growth and team dynamics. Our training sessions are designed to build not only soccer skills but also leadership, teamwork, and discipline.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: We provide access to top-notch training grounds and facilities in San Antonio, creating the ideal environment for learning and development.

Comprehensive Programs: Whether your child is just starting or looking to refine their skills for competitive play, our academy offers specialized training sessions, group drills, and one-on-one coaching.

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Revolutionize Your Tennis Game with Bonilla Tennis Lessons in San Antonio

Tennis enthusiasts in San Antonio looking to elevate their game have found their go-to destination in Bonilla Tennis. Renowned for providing exceptional tennis lessons, Bonilla Tennis San Antonio offers a unique blend of expert instruction and a supportive community, ensuring that players of all levels can reach their full potential.

Expert Instruction to Enhance Your Skills

At Bonilla Tennis, the emphasis is on delivering top-notch coaching that caters to both beginners and advanced players. The instruction is spearheaded by a team of experienced coaches who bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the court. Their personalized approach means that each player receives tailored guidance based on their skill level, goals, and playing style.

Whether you are looking to refine your technique, improve your strategy, or boost your overall performance, the expert coaches at Bonilla Tennis provide targeted drills and exercises designed to enhance every aspect of your game. From mastering the perfect serve to developing a powerful backhand, each lesson is structured to build confidence and competence on the court.

Comprehensive Programs for All Skill Levels

Bonilla Tennis understands that players come with varied backgrounds and objectives. That's why they offer a range of programs to suit different needs:

Beginner Programs: Ideal for those new to the sport, these programs focus on building fundamental skills and understanding the basic rules of tennis. The goal is to create a solid foundation that players can build upon as they progress.

Intermediate Programs: For players who have a grasp of the basics and are looking to take their game to the next level, intermediate programs offer more advanced techniques and strategic play. These lessons are designed to refine skills and introduce more complex aspects of the game.

Advanced Programs: Catering to seasoned players, the advanced programs at Bonilla Tennis focus on fine-tuning techniques and preparing for competitive play. These sessions emphasize high-level strategies and performance optimization.

Junior Programs: Young players can benefit from specially designed programs that combine skill development with fun and engaging activities. These programs aim to foster a love for the game while building a strong technical foundation.

A Supportive Community and Positive Environment

One of the standout features of Bonilla Tennis is its vibrant community. Players are not just participants; they are part of a supportive network that fosters camaraderie and encouragement. The atmosphere at Bonilla Tennis is designed to be inclusive and motivating, making it an ideal environment for players to thrive.

The sense of community extends beyond the lessons themselves. Bonilla Tennis organizes social events, tournaments, and group activities that allow players to connect, share experiences, and enjoy the sport together. This community spirit enhances the overall tennis experience and contributes to players' growth and enjoyment.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

To complement their expert instruction and supportive environment, Bonilla Tennis boasts state-of-the-art facilities. The courts are meticulously maintained to provide the best playing conditions, and the on-site amenities ensure that players have everything they need for a comfortable and productive session.

The facilities also include modern training equipment that aids in skill development and performance analysis. This integration of technology and top-notch infrastructure supports the comprehensive training approach that Bonilla Tennis is known for.

 

For tennis enthusiasts in San Antonio Bonilla Tennis offers a game-changing experience with its exceptional lessons, expert coaches, and supportive community. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn the basics or an advanced player aiming for peak performance, Bonilla Tennis provides the resources and environment to help you achieve your goals. 

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Harlem Globetrotters Announce All-Star Lineup For First Ever Sports Residency At American Dream

The World-Famous, Harlem Globetrotters™ today announced their lineup of elite athletes for the first-ever sports residency in history, with The Harlem Globetrotters Experience this August at American Dream in New Jersey.

“This lineup showcases a wide variety of our talent. We are giving the fans the Harlem Globetrotters stars of today and tomorrow. Our hope is to provide something for everyone during our residency, with many surprises still to come,” said Keith Dawkins, President, Harlem Globetrotters & Herschend Entertainment Studios.

The lineup will include 17 of the Harlem Globetrotters elite stars, including 11-time Guinness World recordholder Corey ‘Thunder’ Law from Chesapeake, Va., Brooklyn native, 6-9 Donte ‘Hammer’ Harrison, a six-time Guinness World Record holder from Hampton University, eight time Guinness World Record holder and dribbling star Rochelle ‘Wham’ Middleton from Atlanta, GA. New York native and three-time Guinness World Record holder Brawley ‘Cheese’ Chisholm, Jahmani ‘Hot Shot’ Swanson, at 5’4’ the shortest and one of the most inspiring Globetrotters, Pawel ‘Dazzle’ Kidoń, the first Harlem Globetrotter player ever from Poland and a world champion basketball freestyler, and rookie Arysia ‘Ace’ Porter from San Antonio, TX, who holds a record for most points in a single game at her alma mater St. Mary’s University and is one of the record-breaking seven women now playing on the Globetrotters worldwide. Several additions and surprises will also be added as the residency nears.

The team will be coached by Chris ‘Handles’ Franklin and Globetrotter legend, ‘Sweet’ Lou Dunbar.

The lineup for their opponents, the Wahington Generals, will be announced in the coming weeks, as well as additional details around the residency.

The 10-day residency at American Dream, the world’s leading and innovative retail, dining and entertainment destination, will begin on Friday, August 16, and extend thru Sunday, August 25. The historical event will provide 16 LIVE games throughout the 10 days, where the Harlem Globetrotters™ will take on their legendary rivals, Washington Generals.

Additional exclusive offerings for kids and families include:

· The Globetrotter Kids Skill Clinic - Come and train like a Globetrotter! Join Harlem Globetrotters for this exclusive ‘Skill Clinic’ opportunity (available to groups and all visitors). For basketball fans of all ages! Run drills, learn new tricks, take all the shots - and get a chance to be a part of the famous Magic Circle!

· Pre-game Magic Pass - Calling all hoop lovers! This is your chance to show that you've got GAME. Bring your family and join the Harlem Globetrotters and Washington Generals on the court before the game to show your skills, shoot some hoops, and get player autographs and photos! The one-of- a-kind 30-minute pre-game, MAGIC PASS begins 90 minutes before tip- off and will create memories you'll never forget!

· 5th Quarter – All Access – Globetrotter Meet & Greet - After the game, EVERY FAN is invited down to the court for an autograph from their favorite Harlem Globetrotter stars! THAT MEANS YOU! 5th Quarter access is granted for ALL Globetrotter ticket holders for 30 minutes. This is a totally unique experience not to be missed!

· Exclusive Harlem Globetrotters Merchandise – Featuring Harlem Globetrotters branded t-shirts, basketballs, sweatshirts, programs, novelties and accessories

Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased via https://www.americandream.com/harlem-globetrotters

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Leadership Pasco Rolls Out Bus Tour 2.0

Bus Tour 2.0 made history on March 12, 2024, as the first Leadership Pasco alumni and community mobile networking and educational event. It was an idea from a board meeting executed through the leadership of board member Kathy Masucci '22 and the alumni committee. Leadership Pasco Rolls Out Bus Tour 2.0, an Alumni and Community Experience The day began with a light breakfast and networking at Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus, Wesley Chapel. From there the sold-out event group boarded a 55 passenger Olympus Limo motor coach (with new bus smell) with destinations in Central and East Pasco. During the ride attendees learned about the major Pasco business and construction developments happening from the people in the know. Hope Kennedy, North Tampa Bay Chamber President shared so much about current and future Pasco demographics, business, and plans. She also spoke about the growth of infrastructure to match the numbers of new rooftops. The group also heard from Michael Wolf '24, Vice President, Columnar/DoubleBranch and Phillips & Jordan and Art Phelps, Senior Vice President, Industrial and Commercial, Phillips and Jordan, Inc. as we viewed the expansive mixed-use development, DoubleBranch, formerly known as Pasco Town Center. The project will feature 4 million square feet of industrial development, 725,000 square feet of offices, 400,000 square feet of retail, 3,500 housing units and 300 hotel beds on a 965-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Interstate 75 and State Road 52. At completion, DoubleBranch will generate over $600 million in long-term economic impact on an estimated $2 billion buildout for the surrounding area. As companies locate, the development is anticipated to be home to 6,000 jobs including many in the logistics, life sciences, and healthcare target industry sectors. Mike Bishop '17, Senior Vice President, Pasco Economic Development Council (PEDC) spoke about projects the PEDC is involved in around the county and answered many questions along the way about land for sale, recently sold, or in development. The tour learned more about PEDC's mission and structure. PEDC is the lead economic development organization dedicated to the overall growth and prosperity of Pasco County through the development of a sustainable and diversified economy. Pasco EDC is a private, non-profit organization that promotes countywide economic development and continues to be a strong partnership funded by corporate and public investors focused on the economic vitality of Pasco County. Bishop also spoke about SMARTstart Small Business program and other tools for small business success. The bus drove to the new Moffitt Innovation Campus, also known as Speros for a tasty lunch and presentation by Casey Cane, Moffitt, Speros FL, Pasco County Global Innovation Center. Speros is a 775-acre Pasco County campus to be used for the future of revolutionary cancer treatment and research. The campus will feature 16 million square feet of lab, office, manufacturing, and clinical space. Several hundred acres will remain natural and a habitat for Florida wildlife. The tour learned the name Speros, is a derivative of the Latin verb “Sperare,” meaning “to hope” or “to look forward to." Approximately 14,000 Moffitt team members will be employed on campus at projectcompletion. Harold Sample '91, was an attendee of the tour and shared Pasco County history with us, along with sights such as Angeline Academy of Innovation, Land 'O Lakes, and the Metro Lagoon communities of Eperson in Wesley Chapel and Mirada in San Antonio. Sample and Kurt Conover '92 retired from conducting our class Bus Tour with Class of 2024, and new leaders of Michele Baker '97 and Frances Werner-Wakins '11 will be taking on the two-day program in 2025. Both attended Bus Tour 2.0 and have been working with Sample and Conover on next-year's program day. The tour traveled back to the Wiregrass Recreation Center where they learned more about the tourism industry that is putting Pasco on the map. Tourism Day is our newest program day, so most of our alumni have not experienced the full day. Adam Thomas '24 Director of Florida's Sports Coast, our tourism bureau, and co-chair of Tourism Day presented that component along with a tour and details on Wiregrass Recreation Center by Ronnie Outen, Operations Manager and Basketball Director. Attendees concluded with an optional happy hour at Skybox, Wesley Chapel’s only rooftop bar, at Residence Inn. It was a beautiful day, and a great way to travel around the county to learn from the best and have some great conversations with new and old friends. Many of the attendees are members of the community who plan to learn more about Leadership Pasco or who have plans to apply for Class of 2025. About Leadership Pasco Leadership Pasco, established 1988, is a highly respected leadership development program designed to connect, educate, and engage emerging and existing leaders in Pasco County. The program focuses on fostering a deeper understanding of the community, promoting collaboration, and inspiring participants to take an active role in shaping the future of the county.Website: https://leadershippasco.com Read the full article

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Air and Space Forces Association CyberPatriot Initiatives

The Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) advocates for American air and space forces to ensure robust national defenses. The organization works to support airmen, guardians, and their families through a range of assistance programs. The AFA also operates education initiatives such as CyberPatriot, which aim to advance the nation's future.

Numerous stakeholders, including coaches, parents, students, and sponsors, back the opportunities offered through CyberPatriot. The Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS) at the University of Texas—San Antonio is also a pivotal founding partner.

A key focus of CyberPatriot is to encourage K-12 students to pursue careers in cybersecurity and STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) through initiatives like the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition. The National Youth Cyber Defense Competition engages high school and middle school teams in simulated IT management scenarios.

Participants in the competition work to identify and resolve cybersecurity weaknesses across virtual operating systems while upholding essential services. Top-performing teams receive fully funded trips to Maryland for the National Finals Competition, which offers national attention and scholarship award opportunities. Past competitors can connect with each other and receive access to various STEM opportunities provided by program sponsors and supporters through the CyberPatriot Alumni Network, an online platform.

Hosted by organizations nationwide, AFA CyberCamps is a CyberPatriot program that offers engaging summer programs focused on cybersecurity education. The camps cater to middle and high school students and teach fundamental principles of cyber safety and defense. Standard camps cover basic concepts designed for beginners, whereas advanced camps offer more complex content for experienced participants.

Attending a CyberCamp provides a valuable introduction to cybersecurity and often leads to participation in CyberPatriot's National Youth Cyber Defense Competition. Standard camp attendees require no prior cybersecurity knowledge, while advanced camp participants should have some experience or exposure to related concepts.

The Elementary School Cyber Education Initiative (ESCEI) by CyberPatriot offers three interactive learning modules designed to enhance online safety and cybersecurity awareness among K-6 students. Individuals can download the modules for classroom or home use. Additional supplemental activities are also provided.

In December 2017, with its inaugural publication, Sarah the Cyber Hero, Cyberpatriot launched its Cyber Education Literature Series. The pre-K reader introduces cybersecurity concepts to young children. Individuals can purchase digital and hard copies of the book on Amazon and BookBaby.com.

Aside from reaching youth, CyberPatriot also offers initiatives aimed at adults. For example, the CyberGenerations educates senior citizens on cybersecurity essentials. It covers topics like password management, malware, online scams, and social media safety. Additionally, CyberGenerations provides support resources for those affected by cyber scams. Participants can engage with the program at their own pace or join workshops conducted in group settings.

Cyberpatriot's Tech Caregiver Program is an extension of CyberGenerations. Tech Caregivers comprise student and adult volunteers who undergo training, pass an exam, and earn certification to educate senior citizens on fundamental cybersecurity practices in a user-friendly manner. The program aims to contribute to the community by empowering older individuals to recognize, comprehend, and mitigate the online scams frequently aimed at them.

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FREE AGENCY AND THE NEW YORK RANGERS

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The annual NHL free agency shopping spree has begun for the New York Rangers; with serious salary cap issues, they're shopping for deals in the clearance bins. On Friday, the Rangers announced who they made qualifying offers to and who they didn't. The Rangers qualified their two most important restricted free agents, Alexis Lafreniere and K'Andre Miller. The Hartford Wolf Pack had three players qualified. After a solid second half, Ty Emberson is in the unique CBA Group 6 category. Also qualified after his original two-year deal ended was fellow rearguard, and one of the few on the roster with significant size, at 6'4 ", was Brandon Scanlin. Lastly, and a bit of a surprise, was right-wing Lauri Pajuniemi. At times Pajuniemi was an unhappy camper. He saw no recalls in his two years in Hartford and had already signed with his Swedish team Malmö IF (Sweden-SHL). He likely has a window before training camp in Sweden begins next month, where he'll be allowed to sign an NHL deal without penalty. Winger Anton Blidh signed a new two-year deal paying $775K for play in the NHL and $350K for play in the AHL two weeks after the playoffs ended. UFA's Ryan Carpenter, Tim Gettinger, and Wyatt Kalynuk got new deals with other teams on the same terms. Carpenter re-signed with the San Jose Sharks, who he broke in with his first year. He signed a one-way, one-year deal at $775K. Kalynuk signed with the St. Louis Blues. He also signed a $775K one-way contract and could wind up playing up the road at the Blues' affiliate in Springfield. Gettinger signed with the Detroit Red Wings for $775K. He will likely play for the Grands Rapids Griffins in the AHL, moving closer to his friends and family in Ohio. Will Lockwood, Adam Clendening, Patrick Khordorenko, who played in just four games before separating his shoulder and ending his season, and Libor Hajek, all remained unsigned as of the end of business on Saturday. RANGERS SIGNINGS The Rangers signed veterans Jonathan Quick, Blake Wheeler, Alex Belzile, Riley Nash, a Pack killer in Charlotte with the Checkers last year, and Connecticut product and resident Nick Bonino. Quick is from Hamden and received a one-year $825K deal from the Blueshirts. The three-time Stanley Cup Champion started last year in LA and was traded twice on Trade Deadline Day in March. He spent half a day with the Columbus Blue Jackets before being dealt to the Vegas Golden Knights, where he earned that third Stanley Cup ring. Quick went to and played for Hamden High School Green Dragons under Todd Hall, the ex-Pack assistant coach. Hall was then a recently retired player and retired as Hamden's head coach a year ago. Quick also went on to play prep school hockey at the Avon Old Farms (AOF), the acclaimed program coached by John Gardner, who also had Cheshire's Brian Leetch there at one time too. At the time, AOF's assistant coach was former Hartford Whaler, Ranger, and Wolf Pack assistant coach, Ulf Samuelsson. AOF has produced several Stanley Cup champions starting with Leetch (the first to go to the NHL), Quick, Bonino, and 12 others who have gone on to play in the NHL, including the retired Matt Martin (Hamden), ex-Bridgport Sound Tiger/Wolf Pack and Yalie, Jeff Hamilton, another former Yale Bulldog, Chris Higgins, and presently Anaheim's Trevor Zegras. Wheeler comes to New York after spending over a decade with the Winnipeg Jets on a super cap friendly $800K deal for one year. Belzile was with the Montreal Canadiens last year. He gets a two-year cap complaint deal at $775K per season. He is a depth addition and will likely play in Hartford. He split last year between Laval and injury-riddled Montreal and was Laval's captain. He has been in the Montreal system for the previous five years. He's been in Laval for the last three years and the team's last two years in St. John's. He is an 11-year minor pro veteran who played in San Antonio for his first three years. Riley Nash gets two years at $775K on a one-way ticket. Bonino is from Unionville, near the RI border. He grew up in Farmington. He signed a one-year deal at $800K and played for the San Jose Sharks and Pittsburgh Penguins last year. The Rangers added depth at defense for Hartford in signing Connor Mackey to a one-year, two-way deal at $775K for NHL play and $400K in the AHL. He split thirty games last season between the Calgary Flames and Arizona Coyotes and played ten more for the USA WC Team, where he replaced Nikko Mikkola on the depth chart, who left for the Florida Panthers. More relief was brought for the Wolf Pack blueline, which began the day with just four players. Signed was Nikolas Brouillard, to a one-year, $775K one-way money. He played in San Diego Gulls for the last three years. In Juniors, he played for five years in the QMJHL for Drummondville, Quebec, and Rouyn-Noranda and was an All-Star three times. He spent three years in Montreal at McGill University (OUAA) in Canadian college hockey under the guidance of head coach and ex-Pack, David Urquhart before heading to San Diego. NOTES: Ex-Pack Jesper Fast re-signs a two-year deal in Carolina with the Hurricanes for $2.4M. Two ex-Wolf Pack goalies sign deals as Cam Talbot departs Ottawa for the LA Kings signing a one-year $1M contract, and Dustin Tokarski signs a one-year, two-way deal with the Buffalo Sabres for $775K. New Canaan's Max Pacioretty (Taft) moves up the East Coast and signs a one-year $2M contract in Washington with the Capitals. Former Sound Tiger Kyle Burroughs heads down the West Coast from the Vancouver Canucks to the San Jose Sharks for three years at $1.1M annually. Ryan MacKinnon leaves Bridgeport for Belleville Senators, whose contract has not yet been posted. Nick Bjugstad, the nephew of ex-New Haven Nighthawk Scott Bjugstad, leaves the Edmonton Oilers and signs in Arizona for two years at $2.1M. Vladimir Namestnikov, a former Ranger and son of ex-Pack Evgeny "John" Namestnikov, re-ups with Winnipeg, who Tampa Bay traded for two more years at $2M. Connor Clifton (Quinnipiac University), who faded at the end of the season in Boston, incredibly gets three years at $3.3M per in Buffalo. Another former Bobcat, Brogan Rafferty, leaves Coachella Valley and the Seattle organization and signs a two-year, one-way deal for $775K with Detroit. The Red Wings sign former Yale Bulldog Alex Lyon, who was largely responsible for the Florida Panthers getting in the playoffs. The goalie signs for two years at $900K per one-way with a Calder Cup title in his back pocket. The Seattle Kraken signed ex-Yale Bulldog John Hayden to a one-year extension at $775K. Ex-Pack Vinni Lettieri returns home to Minnesota and signs a two-year, two-way deal $775K-NHL/$550K-AHL with the Wild. Former CT Whale Jayson Megna departs San Jose to replace him in Providence. The Bruins signed him to a one-year deal at $775K. Ex-Pack Ryan Graves leaves the New Jersy Devils for Pittsburgh and signs a six-year deal for $4.5M per season. He led the NHL plus/minus the last two years. Justin Richards, who couldn't throw the puck in the net two years ago, leaves Columbus for Buffalo for a one-year, one-way $775K deal. Leaving St. Louis for Tampa Bay is Logan Brown, the son of former Whaler Jeff Brown, signs a one-year, two-way deal for $775K-NHL/$250K-AHL. Noel Acciari (Kent School), who split last year between St. Louis and the Toronto Maple Leafs, signs a three-year deal in Pittsburgh for $2M per. And still searching for new deals in the NHL, AHL, or Europe are; Michael Del Zotto (Anaheim ex-Pack/Ranger) Jack McBain (Arizona, son of former New Haven Senator Andrew) Malte Stromwall (Carolina ex-Pack) Andy Welinski (Chicago via Rockford ex-Pack) Keith Kinkaid (Colorado with ex-Pack) Ross Colton (Taft) (just acquired this week by Colorado, and before he could even put on an Avalanche jersey) Jon Gillies (Columbus, Salisbury School, played with three teams last year) Magnus Hellberg and Danny O’Regan (Detroit, ex-Pack) J.F. Berube (Florida, ex-Sound Tiger/Wolf Pack) Anthony Bitetto (ex-Pack) Oliver Wahlstrom (Islanders/ex-Sound Tiger) Kieffer Bellows (Philadelphia ex-Sound Tiger) Peter Diliberatore (Pittsburgh, via Scranton/Wilkes Barre - was acquired at the trade deadline, Quinnipiac) Strauss Mann (San Jose, Greenwich/Brunswick School) Vitali Kravtsov (Vancouver, but already bolted back to Russia to Traktor Chelyabinsk of the KHL) Morgan Barron (Winnipeg ex-Pack) The Bridgeport Islanders did not qualify Collin Adams, Blade Jenkins, and the already-in-Europe, Bode Wild. Ivan Nikolishin, the son of former Whaler Andrei Nikolishin, has left Amur Khaborvsk (Russia-KHL) with no new destination yet. NEW YORK RANGERS HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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Alice Nielsen (June 7, 1872 – March 8, 1943) was a Broadway performer and operatic soprano who had her own opera company and starred in several Victor Herbert operettas. Alice Nielsen in 1900, age 28, was America's biggest box-office draw. "We love our Nielsen, and proud she is an American", said the press. Touring 40,000 miles a year in North America between 1896 and 1901, her shows were Standing Room Only. In New York City, Nielsen became a Broadway star in Victor Herbert's The Serenade. Herbert had written his sixth operetta for prima donna Alice Nielsen and her newly formed Alice Nielsen Opera Company. Nielsen toured North America for three years before reaching London in 1901 in The Fortune Teller.   Pushed by business conflicts, Nielsen abandoned her Company and left to study grand opera, coached in the Italian repertoire by Enrico Bevignani, who had coached Swedish operatic soprano, Christine Nilsson. In the Spring of 1905, Nielsen returned to London's Covent Garden to perform in several Mozart operas. She joined the roster of the San Carlo Opera Company (SCOC), at that time a touring arm of the Teatro di San Carlo of Naples led by Henry Russell, the following fall for their guest Fall season in residence at Covent Garden with Enrico Caruso and Antonio Scotti. Their La Bohème was regarded as a masterpiece of ensemble performance.[2] After the SCOC's Fall season in London ended, the company became its own separate entity under the direction of Russell, severing ties with the opera house in Naples and moving its base of operations to Boston. Nielsen went with the company back to America and was involved in the company's annual North American tours and performances in Boston for several years. In summer 1906, Nielsen joined Eleonora Duse and Emma Calvé in a joint program of related operas and dramas to open the Shuberts' Waldorf Theatre. One night Duse would act Camille, the next evening Nielsen would sing Traviata. That fall, Nielsen toured America with the SCOC presenting opera concerts featuring a shortened version of Donizetti's Don Pasquale. After a difficult debut in New York City, she became a hit by springtime in Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Dallas. In winter 1907, Nielsen returned to America with Lillian Nordica, Florencio Constantino and a full company for the SCOC's season at New Orleans' French Opera House. During their subsequent North American tour, the group was considered by critics as superior to the touring Met Company, which had preceded Nielsen in LA, Chicago and Boston. Their Chicago season was sponsored by the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Association. At the end of the tour, in Boston's Park Theatre during March 1908, the SCOC presented a week of nightly grand opera performances featuring Nielsen and Constantino. The renditions of La Bohème and Faust at the Park Theatre created such a sensation that Boston's music patron Eben Jordan offered to build a new opera house for the SCOC's director Henry Russell and his company. The plan was quickly realized, and the newly formed Boston Opera Company under Russell's leadership gave their first performance for the opening of the Boston Opera House on November 8, 1909, with a performance of La Gioconda with Nordica in the title role. Nielsen and Nordica were the company's two leading sopranos during its six years of operation from 1909-1915. She also debuted at The Metropolitan Opera and Opéra de Montréal. Her artist allies for the project included Loie Fuller, Josef Urban and Anna Pavlova. Within six years, however, Boston Opera folded amid the turmoil of World War I. The magnificent building, designed by the team which created Symphony Hall, was located across from New England Conservatory's Jordan Hall and has since been demolished.

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Barcelona Premier Soccer Club: Leading Youth Soccer Leagues in San Antonio

Are you looking to enroll your child in one of the most competitive and developmental youth soccer leagues in San Antonio? Look no further than Barcelona Premier Soccer Club. Our soccer programs are designed to nurture young talent and foster a love for the game through expert coaching, structured leagues, and a focus on both personal and athletic growth.

At Barcelona Premier Soccer Club, we take pride in our youth soccer leagues in San Antonio, offering children the opportunity to play in an environment that emphasizes skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Our coaching staff is comprised of experienced professionals who bring a passion for soccer and a commitment to each player's success on and off the field.

Whether your child is a beginner or an advanced player, our San Antonio youth soccer leagues provide the right mix of fun, challenge, and competition. With training sessions tailored to various skill levels, we ensure every participant grows as a player while enjoying the camaraderie and excitement of league play.

Why Choose Barcelona Premier Soccer Club?

Comprehensive Soccer Programs: We offer leagues for various age groups, ensuring that your child is placed in a team that suits their skill level and age.

Experienced Coaches: Our staff consists of seasoned coaches who have played and coached at high levels, ensuring your child receives top-notch instruction.

Focus on Development: While we prioritize competition, our primary goal is the development of each player’s individual skills and teamwork abilities.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: Our home fields in San Antonio provide the ideal environment for training and match play, ensuring a safe and engaging atmosphere for all participants

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Tennis enthusiasts in San Antonio looking to elevate their game have found their go-to destination in Bonilla Tennis. Renowned for providing exceptional tennis lessons, Bonilla Tennis San Antonio offers a unique blend of expert instruction and a supportive community, ensuring that players of all levels can reach their full potential.

Expert Instruction to Enhance Your Skills

At Bonilla Tennis, the emphasis is on delivering top-notch coaching that caters to both beginners and advanced players. The instruction is spearheaded by a team of experienced coaches who bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the court. Their personalized approach means that each player receives tailored guidance based on their skill level, goals, and playing style.

Whether you are looking to refine your technique, improve your strategy, or boost your overall performance, the expert coaches at Bonilla Tennis provide targeted drills and exercises designed to enhance every aspect of your game. From mastering the perfect serve to developing a powerful backhand, each lesson is structured to build confidence and competence on the court.

Comprehensive Programs for All Skill Levels

Bonilla Tennis understands that players come with varied backgrounds and objectives. That's why they offer a range of programs to suit different needs:

Beginner Programs: Ideal for those new to the sport, these programs focus on building fundamental skills and understanding the basic rules of tennis. The goal is to create a solid foundation that players can build upon as they progress.

Intermediate Programs: For players who have a grasp of the basics and are looking to take their game to the next level, intermediate programs offer more advanced techniques and strategic play. These lessons are designed to refine skills and introduce more complex aspects of the game.

Advanced Programs: Catering to seasoned players, the advanced programs at Bonilla Tennis focus on fine-tuning techniques and preparing for competitive play. These sessions emphasize high-level strategies and performance optimization.

Junior Programs: Young players can benefit from specially designed programs that combine skill development with fun and engaging activities. These programs aim to foster a love for the game while building a strong technical foundation.

A Supportive Community and Positive Environment

One of the standout features of Bonilla Tennis is its vibrant community. Players are not just participants; they are part of a supportive network that fosters camaraderie and encouragement. The atmosphere at Bonilla Tennis is designed to be inclusive and motivating, making it an ideal environment for players to thrive.

The sense of community extends beyond the lessons themselves. Bonilla Tennis organizes social events, tournaments, and group activities that allow players to connect, share experiences, and enjoy the sport together. This community spirit enhances the overall tennis experience and contributes to players' growth and enjoyment.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

To complement their expert instruction and supportive environment, Bonilla Tennis boasts state-of-the-art facilities. The courts are meticulously maintained to provide the best playing conditions, and the on-site amenities ensure that players have everything they need for a comfortable and productive session.

The facilities also include modern training equipment that aids in skill development and performance analysis. This integration of technology and top-notch infrastructure supports the comprehensive training approach that Bonilla Tennis is known for.

 

For tennis enthusiasts in San Antonio Bonilla Tennis offers a game-changing experience with its exceptional lessons, expert coaches, and supportive community. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn the basics or an advanced player aiming for peak performance, Bonilla Tennis provides the resources and environment to help you achieve your goals. 

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Discover the Best Soccer Clubs in San Antonio: Join Barcelona Premier Soccer Club

Are you searching for top-notch soccer clubs in San Antonio? Look no further than the Barcelona Premier Soccer Club! Our club is dedicated to nurturing young talent and providing an exceptional soccer experience for players of all ages and skill levels.

Why Choose Barcelona Premier Soccer Club?

Elite Training Programs: 

At Barcelona Premier Soccer Club, we offer elite training programs designed by professional coaches. Our training sessions focus on developing technical skills, tactical understanding, and physical fitness.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: 

We pride ourselves on our state-of-the-art facilities. Our soccer fields are maintained to the highest standards, ensuring a safe and professional environment for our players.

Experienced Coaching Staff: 

Our coaches have years of experience both playing and coaching soccer at high levels. They are passionate about the game and committed to helping each player reach their full potential.

Comprehensive Player Development: 

From youth leagues to competitive teams, we offer comprehensive development programs tailored to different age groups and skill levels. Our approach ensures that every player receives the attention and guidance they need to succeed.

Community Engagement: 

Barcelona Premier Soccer Club is more than just a soccer club; we are a community. We host regular events, tournaments, and community service projects, fostering a sense of camaraderie and teamwork among our players and their families.

Join the Best Soccer Club in San Antonio

Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an advanced player aiming to take your game to the next level, Barcelona Premier Soccer Club has a place for you. Our programs are designed to be inclusive and accessible, providing opportunities for everyone to enjoy the beautiful game.

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Ready to become a part of one of the best soccer clubs in San Antonio? Visit our website to learn more about our programs, schedule a tryout, and join the Barcelona Premier Soccer Club family. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to train with the best and take your soccer skills to new heights.

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Experience the Thrill of Tennis at Join Bonilla Tennis in San Antonio!

Are you ready to elevate your tennis game to the next level? Join Bonilla Tennis in San Antonio is your premier destination for mastering the art of tennis. With our state-of-the-art facilities and experienced instructors, we are dedicated to helping players of all ages and skill levels improve their game and have fun while doing it. Register now and become part of our thriving tennis community!

Cutting-Edge Facilities

At Join Bonilla Tennis, we pride ourselves on offering some of the best tennis facilities in San Antonio. Our courts are meticulously maintained to ensure optimal playing conditions, allowing you to focus on improving your game without any distractions. Whether you prefer playing on hard courts, clay courts, or synthetic grass, we have a variety of surfaces to cater to your preferences and training needs.

Our modern clubhouse provides a comfortable space for players to relax before and after matches. Equipped with locker rooms, showers, and a pro shop, you’ll find everything you need to make your tennis experience enjoyable and convenient. The pro shop offers a wide range of tennis gear, including rackets, shoes, and apparel, ensuring you have access to the latest equipment to enhance your performance.

Knowledgeable Instructors

Our team of certified instructors brings a wealth of experience and a passion for teaching to Join Bonilla Tennis. Each coach is dedicated to helping you achieve your personal tennis goals, whether you're a beginner learning the basics or an advanced player seeking to fine-tune your skills. With personalized instruction and tailored training programs, our coaches provide the guidance and support you need to reach your full potential.

We offer a variety of lessons and clinics designed to fit your schedule and skill level. Private lessons provide one-on-one attention, allowing you to focus on specific areas of your game. Group lessons and clinics are a great way to learn alongside others, fostering a sense of camaraderie and competition. For younger players, our junior programs offer a fun and engaging way to develop tennis skills while promoting physical fitness and sportsmanship.

A Community of Tennis Enthusiasts

At Join Bonilla Tennis, we believe that tennis is more than just a sport – it’s a community. When you join our club, you become part of a vibrant and supportive network of tennis enthusiasts. We regularly host social events, tournaments, and league play, providing ample opportunities to meet fellow players and enjoy the social side of tennis. Whether you’re looking to compete at a high level or simply play for fun, you’ll find a welcoming environment at Join Bonilla Tennis.

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Don’t miss out on the opportunity to take your tennis game to new heights. Register now at Join Bonilla Tennis in San Antonio and experience the thrill of playing on top-notch courts with expert guidance. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, our facilities and instructors are here to support you every step of the way. Visit our website or contact us today to learn more about our programs and membership options.

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