Showing posts with label All-Nets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All-Nets. Show all posts

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Holiday update: Latest sports news in Raleigh

Recent news from the Raleigh Sports Examiner:

Duke’s Williams repeats as ACC Rookie of the Week

Duke University freshman Elizabeth Williams was selected Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Rookie of the Week on Monday, playing a significant role in the #8 Blue Devils’ dominating 107-45 victory over UNC Wilmington prior to the Christmas break.The...

Recent news from the Carolina Hurricanes Examiner:

Carolina drops 2-1 OT decision in Toronto

The Carolina Hurricanes managed to earn a much-needed point but suffered a tough 2-1 overtime loss  to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario on Tuesday.Hurricanes netminder Cam Ward made 36...
 

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Duke Women's Basketball is the real deal

Peter Koutroumpis - PKS Consulting LLC
Yes, there are eight other NCAA women's basketball teams currently ranked ahead of the #9 Duke Blue Devils.

However, if you get the chance to watch this team live in historic Cameron Indoor Stadium, you will know what I mean.

Averaging 100 points per game over their past two victories over USC Upstate and UNC-Wilmington, you really find out that they can score.

With one more game on the road against the Temple Owls before starting Atlantic Coast Conference play in January, the Blue Devils will definitely continue to be a team to watch throughout the season and leading up to tournament time.

Catch a game. You won't be disappointed.

Recent news from the Raleigh Sports Examiner:


All-Nets 5’9”@9’ basketball action continues into the future

The All-Nets.com 5'9"@9' Basketball League continues play at NetSports in Morrisville, N.C. on Saturday and forges the path to the beginnings of a professional league to operate in the upcoming year. All...

Friday, September 30, 2011

Carolina Hurricanes a week away from home opener

Zac Dalpe cracking the Canes lineup
As the Carolina Hurricanes prepare to begin the regular season on October 7, the team's most recent roster cuts came on Thursday.

The team's 24-man roster takes on the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday night and has the team preparing to be in season-ready form over the next week.

Before camp started many speculated that the forward positions would be the only ones to be contested but as training camp has progressed rookies Justin Faulk (19 years old) and Ryan Murphy (18 years old) have made strong cases to contest for a spot with the blue line corps of veterans.

With only two games remaining in the preseason, the next week of practices will really focus on putting together all of the individual and small group positional work that coach Paul Maurice and his staff have been putting the team through.

Hurricanes fans can expect a more quick puck-moving offense and a defense that will 'gap' opposing teams in the neutral zone to cause more turnovers with quicker transition into the offense and increase in shots on goal.

That's the plan anyway.

How quickly the team develops those systems to pay dividends remains to be scene, but they're exciting prospects to consider.

New feature: X's & O's

Stay tuned as a new feature titled X's & O's will show the team's plays drawn up to help everyone understand what they're trying to do during games.

Follow on Twitter @pksport to get picture posts of play set-ups used in the games starting on Sept. 30 during the Hurricanes vs. Columbus Blue Jackets game and throughout the season.

Thoughts and comments are welcome at any time.

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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Hockey and hoops updates from Raleigh