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August 4, 2008

'Warm-up' Turns Into Opportunity For Seratelli.....

Click the link below in regards to Anthony Seratlli Article from The News Journal

http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008808040348

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December 30, 2007

The American ANTHONY SERATELLI, the BEST Hitter of the Coastal Cup Baseball

The pelotero of Monteria Cardinals had the highest average in the regular season ending this Sunday. El miércoles arranca la semifinal. On Wednesday starts the semifinal.

At the end of the regular season Coastal Cup Professional Baseball Colombia and left to await the start of the semifinal (Wednesday, January 2), statistics, journalism, the fans and players themselves will yield the best honors batter of the contest: the American Anthony Seratelli.

Outfielder of the Cardinals Monteria, Seratelli excelled throughout the tournament for its power and accuracy on the plate, as opposed to pitcher opposite. In its relentless campaign regularly connected on 74 shifts 193 officers. Its average yield was .380, which earned him the title of champion bat of the contest.

"This triumph staff motivates me and compels me to continue to give my best. Devoid of any significance But if my ninth does not meet the goal of winning the title," said on Saturday the young American cañonero, at the end of the game before Caymans, at the stadium Tomas Arrieta, the last date of the regular championship.

Of the 74 who connected Seratelli unstoppable at the various stages in which acted, always wearing his back in the number two in the gray shirt of the Cardinals, 15 were doubles, 3, and 5 triples, homers.

Born in the state of New Jersey (United States); member of the franchise of the Royals in Kansas, and to meet next 25 years is Seratelli himself as a pelotero SUV.
"Pulling modesty in the trash, I believe that accommodates a baseball player at any position, except, of course, pitcheo and reception."

About he has fallen a real waterfall of praise: "He has the face of an eagle and the precision of a cobra," says his manager in the Cardinals, Brent Bowers.

"It's very difficult to dominate from the hill," says Roque Roman, the Bulls pitcher of Sincelejo he suffered at first hand the rigor of their batazos.

"His talent is impressive," admits Alvaro Montes, pitcher of the Caymans he received from the hands of Seratelli the last home run of the regular season.
"It will be a very difficult opponent in the semifinal," anticipates Rafael Batista, pitcher for the Indians.

"It's the most valuable player of the tournament," Poveda judgement Fabio Ruiz, director of communications for the Colombian League of Professional Baseball.

Besides being champion bat, Seratelli was consecrated as the best scorer with 47 runs, and was the most hits pelotero connected (74) and the most (87) reached base.

To round off their slaughter, Anthony Seratelli was declared the most outstanding player of the last week with a regular average of .409, a product of 9 unstoppable in 22 turns at bat, scored 2 runs, drove 5, connected 3 doubles, a triple and a home run.

In the semi-final which begins on Wednesday January 2, in which visiting Indians, at the stadium on November 11 Cartagena, his squad Cardinals have placed all their hopes on their power.

FAUSTO PEREZ VILLARREAL
Special WEATHER
Barranquilla

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November 5, 2006

Rick Currier Cape Cod Baseball League's Hall of Fame

RIK CURRIER, Chatham Pitcher

The USC hurler enjoyed two All-Star seasons for the Chatham A's, going 5-2 with a 2.37 ERA in 1998 and posting a perfect 7-0 mark in 1999 with a sparkling 1.34 ERA. He was named Co-Ouststanding Pitcher of the Year in 1999. He was also selected to mid-season and final All-Star teams during his banner season in 1999. The hard throwing Currier signed with the New York Yankees.

Read the full story from the Cape Cod Times

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July 10, 2006

Character builder or pressure-cooker: parents and youth sports
By David E. Williams
CNN
Monday, July 10, 2006; Posted: 11:50 a.m. EDT (15:50 GMT)
(CNN) -- Fresh air, physical activity and a chance to run around with friends are big draws for the millions of kids who fill football fields, baseball diamonds, soccer pitches and basketball courts across the United States. And experts say children can also learn some valuable life lessons -- if their parents stay on the sidelines. "Sports are a wonderful vehicle for kids to learn how to deal with adversity, the sense of learning how to master skills," said Rick Wolff, chairman of the Center for Sports Parenting and a former professional baseball player and coach. "For example, if they're learning how to dribble a basketball first with one hand then with another, [it] gives them a sense of accomplishment." The National Council of Youth Sports estimates that about 41 million boys and girls play organized sports, and that number has been growing steadily. (Full story)

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	Sports News August 4, 2008 'Warm-up' Turns Into Opportunity For Seratelli..... Click the link below in regards to Anthony Seratlli Article from The News Journal http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008808040348 ___________________________________________________ December 30, 2007 The American ANTHONY SERATELLI, the BEST Hitter of the Coastal Cup Baseball The pelotero of Monteria Cardinals had the highest average in the regular season ending this Sunday. El miércoles arranca la semifinal. On Wednesday starts the semifinal. At the end of the regular season Coastal Cup Professional Baseball Colombia and left to await the start of the semifinal (Wednesday, January 2), statistics, journalism, the fans and players themselves will yield the best honors batter of the contest: the American Anthony Seratelli. Outfielder of the Cardinals Monteria, Seratelli excelled throughout the tournament for its power and accuracy on the plate, as opposed to pitcher opposite. In its relentless campaign regularly connected on 74 shifts 193 officers. Its average yield was .380, which earned him the title of champion bat of the contest. "This triumph staff motivates me and compels me to continue to give my best. Devoid of any significance But if my ninth does not meet the goal of winning the title," said on Saturday the young American cañonero, at the end of the game before Caymans, at the stadium Tomas Arrieta, the last date of the regular championship. Of the 74 who connected Seratelli unstoppable at the various stages in which acted, always wearing his back in the number two in the gray shirt of the Cardinals, 15 were doubles, 3, and 5 triples, homers. Born in the state of New Jersey (United States); member of the franchise of the Royals in Kansas, and to meet next 25 years is Seratelli himself as a pelotero SUV. "Pulling modesty in the trash, I believe that accommodates a baseball player at any position, except, of course, pitcheo and reception." About he has fallen a real waterfall of praise: "He has the face of an eagle and the precision of a cobra," says his manager in the Cardinals, Brent Bowers. "It's very difficult to dominate from the hill," says Roque Roman, the Bulls pitcher of Sincelejo he suffered at first hand the rigor of their batazos. "His talent is impressive," admits Alvaro Montes, pitcher of the Caymans he received from the hands of Seratelli the last home run of the regular season. "It will be a very difficult opponent in the semifinal," anticipates Rafael Batista, pitcher for the Indians. "It's the most valuable player of the tournament," Poveda judgement Fabio Ruiz, director of communications for the Colombian League of Professional Baseball. Besides being champion bat, Seratelli was consecrated as the best scorer with 47 runs, and was the most hits pelotero connected (74) and the most (87) reached base. To round off their slaughter, Anthony Seratelli was declared the most outstanding player of the last week with a regular average of .409, a product of 9 unstoppable in 22 turns at bat, scored 2 runs, drove 5, connected 3 doubles, a triple and a home run. In the semi-final which begins on Wednesday January 2, in which visiting Indians, at the stadium on November 11 Cartagena, his squad Cardinals have placed all their hopes on their power. FAUSTO PEREZ VILLARREAL Special WEATHER Barranquilla ___________________________________________________ November 5, 2006 Rick Currier Cape Cod Baseball League's Hall of Fame RIK CURRIER, Chatham Pitcher The USC hurler enjoyed two All-Star seasons for the Chatham A's, going 5-2 with a 2.37 ERA in 1998 and posting a perfect 7-0 mark in 1999 with a sparkling 1.34 ERA. He was named Co-Ouststanding Pitcher of the Year in 1999. He was also selected to mid-season and final All-Star teams during his banner season in 1999. The hard throwing Currier signed with the New York Yankees. Read the full story from the Cape Cod Times ___________________________________________________ July 10, 2006 Character builder or pressure-cooker: parents and youth sports By David E. Williams CNN Monday, July 10, 2006; Posted: 11:50 a.m. EDT (15:50 GMT) (CNN) -- Fresh air, physical activity and a chance to run around with friends are big draws for the millions of kids who fill football fields, baseball diamonds, soccer pitches and basketball courts across the United States. And experts say children can also learn some valuable life lessons -- if their parents stay on the sidelines. "Sports are a wonderful vehicle for kids to learn how to deal with adversity, the sense of learning how to master skills," said Rick Wolff, chairman of the Center for Sports Parenting and a former professional baseball player and coach. "For example, if they're learning how to dribble a basketball first with one hand then with another, [it] gives them a sense of accomplishment." The National Council of Youth Sports estimates that about 41 million boys and girls play organized sports, and that number has been growing steadily. (Full story) ___________________________________________________




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