ST. BONAVENTURE — Tim Kenney was delighted.
ST. BONAVENTURE — For the last six months, we’d been operating almost strictly on conjecture.
ST. BONAVENTURE – The St. Bonaventure University student population returned to campus with the start of the fall semester Aug. 24.
ST. BONAVENTURE — Mark Schmidt described it as the biggest obstacle to keeping his players healthy for the coming season.
For the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team, 2019-20 was the year for round numbers.
ST. BONAVENTURE — This anecdote, while perhaps not widely known, has at least been circulated among the most die-hard St. Bonaventure basketball fans:
ST. BONAVENTURE — It was as well-rounded a team as we’ve seen in two decades.
ST. BONAVENTURE — Make no mistake, Mark Schmidt would rather have been in his normal routine.
PORT ALLEGANY, Pa. — His love affair with baseball started via wiffle ball games in the backyard.
Sam Urzetta, to be sure, was thrilled by what he’d just accomplished.
ST. BONAVENTURE — It was the bright side, if you’re willing, to the cancelation of both the Atlantic 10 Tournament and NCAA Tournament in March:
ST. BONAVENTURE — Though uncertain if there will be a season or when it will begin, St. Bonaventure’s women’s basketball players returned to campus July 25, a week after the men’s team.
(Editor’s note: This is the second in a two-part series centering on St. Bonaventure’s 2000 NCAA Tournament team through the eyes of then-freshman guard Patricio Prato. Today: Memories of the NCAA Tournament loss to Kentucky.)
(Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series centering on St. Bonaventure’s 2000 NCAA Tournament team through the eyes of then-freshman guard Patricio Prato. Today: What made that team, 20 years later, so special.)
ST. BONAVENTURE — The question, of course, was unavoidable even as the answer remains unclear.
(Editor’s note: This is the second in a two-part series centering on last Friday’s conference call with St. Bonaventure men’s basketball coach Mark Schmidt. Today: Schmidt speaks on the uncertainty surrounding the coming season.)
(Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series centering on Friday’s conference call with St. Bonaventure men’s basketball coach Mark Schmidt. Today: How Bona is bringing its players along under the current conditions).
Call it the tradeoff to having to play such a brutal road schedule last winter.
His name has appeared in the same box scores as Carmelo Anthony, Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum.
(Editor’s note: This is the second in a two-part series in which the Times Herald will unveil its “Mount Rushmore” of St. Bonaventure basketball … for the women’s program. In yesterday’s edition, we revealed the four all-time Rushmore selections. Today: the honorable mentions).
(Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series in which the Times Herald will unveil its “Mount Rushmore” of St. Bonaventure basketball … for the women’s program. Today: the four all-time Rushmore selections. Tomorrow: the honorable mentions).
ST. BONAVENTURE — His favorite player, or one of them anyway, wasn’t an All-Time Team selection and likely wasn’t chosen on many ballots.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. — The Atlantic 10 Conference Friday announced the postponement of all scheduled fall contests in conference-sponsored sports and A-10 championships due to the continuing COVID-19 global pandemic. This includes men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, men’s and women’s cross …
Providence women’s basketball Jim Crowley shared updates on his team and the world in general during a virtual Zoom meeting held with fans on June 25.
ST. BONAVENTURE — With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, collegiate sports in America may never be the same. The way they operate in the 2020-21 season (if there is one) will very likely be different than in the past.
The question has been asked by fans since mid-March: What’s going to happen with sports given the far-reaching effects of Covid-19?
First, let’s address the good news, those little tidbits of information that help bridge one St. Bonaventure basketball season to the next, but have been made even more significant during this (mostly) sports-less summer.
(Editor’s note: Following is the second of two-part series centering on St. Bonaventure master strength and conditioning coach Darryn Fiske. Today: How he’ll approach offseason workouts when players return July 18-19).
(Editor’s note: Following is a two-part series centering on St. Bonaventure master strength and conditioning coach Darryn Fiske. Today: How he and the Bonnies have staged at-home workouts during quarantine).
ST. BONAVENTURE — Jaren English had been looking forward to this day for months.
ST. BONAVENTURE — Jaren English had been looking forward to this day for months.
As the G-League MVP runner-up, Jaylen Adams had put an exclamation point on his case for another NBA opportunity.
The Portland Trail Blazers plan to sign Jaylen Adams to replace forward Trevor Ariza ahead of the NBA’s restart in Orlando, Florida, according to a report from ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
ST. BONAVENTURE — His name is starting to appear as regularly in this space now as it did when he was still at St. Bonaventure. That’s because Jaylen Adams continues to make headlines at the professional level.
(Editor’s note: This is the last in a seven-part weekly series in which the Times Herald will unveil its “Mount Rushmore” of St. Bonaventure men’s basketball — that is, the most notable four players — with the caveat of going decade by decade. Today: The 2010s.)
ST. BONAVENTURE — The St. Bonaventure women’s basketball team added a veteran presence to its incoming recruiting class as coach Jesse Fleming has announced the addition of graduate transfer Star Fitzgerald-Greer for the 2020-21 season.
It came to a head on a mild night in St. Louis, inside a spectacularly spirited Chaifetz Arena, on Feb. 1, 2012.
ST. BONAVENTURE — It’s the one thing he wants to improve upon most heading into next season. And, ironically, it’s the very aspect he’s been unable to work on during this drastically different offseason.
It was a roster made in St. Bonaventure basketball heaven.
(Editor’s note: This is the sixth in a seven-part weekly series in which the Times Herald will unveil its “Mount Rushmore” of St. Bonaventure men’s basketball — that is, the most notable four players — with the caveat of going decade by decade. Today: The 2000s.)
ST. BONAVENTURE — It was his silver lining to being quarantined — prevented from his normal basketball routine — for the last three months.
ST. BONAVENTURE — Between the lines of a basketball court, Jaren English is fearless.
ST. BONAVENTURE — There was a time when Steve Curran could never have envisioned being at St. Bonaventure.
(Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series centering on Bona men’s basketball assistant coach Steve Curran. Today: Curran reflects on a recent honor and his role as the Bonnies’ lead recruiter.)
For a moment, my mind wandered to an otherwise forgettable day in Conway, Arkansas, on Jan. 3, 2009.
(Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a seven-part weekly series in which the Times Herald will unveil its “Mount Rushmore” of St. Bonaventure men’s basketball — that is, the most notable four players — with the caveat of going decade by decade. Today: The 1990s.)
The hatred was evident in Tampa’s Hixon Hall on Dec. 18 and 19, 1967.
(Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a seven-part weekly series in which the Times Herald will unveil its “Mount Rushmore” of St. Bonaventure men’s basketball — that is, the most notable four players — with the caveat of going decade by decade. Today: The 1980s.)
(Editor’s note: This is the last in a three-part series with five former St. Bonaventure baseball players, all of whom are now in the minor leagues. Unfortunately, now all sit at home due to the coronavirus pandemic. Today: Looking ahead).
(Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series with five former St. Bonaventure baseball players, all of whom are now in the minor leagues. Unfortunately, now all sit at home due to the coronavirus pandemic. Today: They discuss how their lives have changed and what they’ve been do…
