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The season came to a close for Will Venable<\/a> and the San Diego Padres yesterday. Venable finished the year in a 1-22 slump, dropping his average from the mid-.270s down to .256. In 293 at bats over 95 games, Venable hit 14 home runs, drove in 38 runs, scored 38 runs and struck out 89 times.<\/p>\n TexasHoops has a story about new Princeton recruit Daniel Edwards<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Mercer County C.C.<\/a> basketball schedule has been published.<\/p>\n Craig Robinson<\/a> will preside over the Washington County Museum\u2019s 20th annual fundraising gala on October 17th.<\/p>\n Judson Wallace<\/a> and Benetton Treviso have begun the qualifying rounds for Euroleague. After dropping their first game to BK Ventspils 78-73, Benetton won the return match 88-76 to advance on aggregate. Wallace had 12 points and nine rebounds. Their opponent in the next round is Entente Orleanaise Loirest.<\/p>\n It has been six weeks since Chris Young<\/a> had shoulder surgery. He will resume a throwing program in November.<\/p>\n Enjoy the transcript of this 2005 interview with Pete Carril<\/a>.<\/p>\n Princeton's first opponent in 2009-10, Central Michigan<\/a>, has been named the favorite to win the MAC West by both Lindy's and Blue Ribbon.<\/p>\n Penn<\/a> is the sixth Ivy school to release their men's basketball schedule. The Quakers open with games at Penn State and Villanova.<\/p>\n Former Cornell assistant Zach Spiker<\/a> is the new head coach at Army. <\/p>\n SportsProf<\/a> has some nice things to say about this site!<\/p>\n\n\n