A Baseball and Basketball Photo-Essay
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Villanova transfer Acaden Lewis is now a Hurricane. The sophomore guard, 6’2 and 180 averaged 12.3 points and 5.3 assists per game for the Wildcats in his freshman campaign. Lewis was selected for the Big East All-Freshman Team, the All-Big East Second Team and was Big East Freshman of the Year runner up. He will take over at point guard for graduating senior Tre Donaldson.
- Miami Hurricanes
Jess-Mine Zodia of Moissy-Cramayel, France is the latest member of Miami Women’s Basketball. Zodia is a 6’3” center and will provide much needed size in the front court. She averaged 16 points and 8 rebounds in France’s First
Division last season.
- Miami Hurricanes
Lazaro Collera was on the hill Saturday night and the 6’5” sophomore right hander pitched the best game of his career but the Miami bats never came alive and after 7 innings of 5 hits and 2 runs surrendered he was replaced by. It was an impressive performance by Collera, unfortunately the Canes only managed 2 singles through his 7 innings. Miami fell 3-1 and Collera to 3-2 but the score did not tell the story. Collera showed that he is a weekend starter that can be a big part of a very successful
season.
- Miami Hurricanes
Friday night’s opener against Wake Forest had the feel of a boxing title fight. It was a must win game for Miami and Wake had one of the nation’s top pitchers, Chris Levonas (7-1, 2.08 era, 73 strikeouts in 43 innings) on the mound. The innings were like rounds and the pitchers went blow for blow. Levonas retired the first 12 batters he faced. Miami senior left hander Rob Evans did not blink and it was 0-0 after four. Evans shut Wake down in the fifth before the Canes scratched out a run in the bottom of the frame taking a 1-0 lead. Evans mowed the Deacs down in the sixth and Miami plated two more for a 3-0 lead. Wake made it 3-1 late with an unearned run and that was the final. It was Rob Evans night as the Harlem, NY native improved his record to 7-1.
- Miami Hurricanes
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Villanova transfer Acaden Lewis is now a Hurricane. The sophomore guard, 6’2 and 180 averaged 12.3 points and 5.3 assists per game for the Wildcats in his freshman campaign. Lewis was selected for the Big East All-Freshman Team, the All-Big East Second Team and was Big East Freshman of the Year runner up. He will take over at point guard for graduating senior Tre Donaldson.
- Miami Hurricanes
Jess-Mine Zodia of Moissy-Cramayel, France is the latest member of Miami Women’s Basketball. Zodia is a 6’3” center and will provide much needed size in the front court. She averaged 16 points and 8 rebounds in France’s First
Division last season.
- Miami Hurricanes
Lazaro Collera was on the hill Saturday night and the 6’5” sophomore right hander pitched the best game of his career but the Miami bats never came alive and after 7 innings of 5 hits and 2 runs surrendered he was replaced by. It was an impressive performance by Collera, unfortunately the Canes only managed 2 singles through his 7 innings. Miami fell 3-1 and Collera to 3-2 but the score did not tell the story. Collera showed that he is a weekend starter that can be a big part of a very successful
season.
- Miami Hurricanes
Friday night’s opener against Wake Forest had the feel of a boxing title fight. It was a must win game for Miami and Wake had one of the nation’s top pitchers, Chris Levonas (7-1, 2.08 era, 73 strikeouts in 43 innings) on the mound. The innings were like rounds and the pitchers went blow for blow. Levonas retired the first 12 batters he faced. Miami senior left hander Rob Evans did not blink and it was 0-0 after four. Evans shut Wake down in the fifth before the Canes scratched out a run in the bottom of the frame taking a 1-0 lead. Evans mowed the Deacs down in the sixth and Miami plated two more for a 3-0 lead. Wake made it 3-1 late with an unearned run and that was the final. It was Rob Evans night as the Harlem, NY native improved his record to 7-1.
- Miami Hurricanes
Sophomore AJ Ciscar took the ball in Sunday’s all important rubber match. Seven innings of a 4 hit shutout performance got the job done. Miami’s bats had come alive with 12 hits in the 8-0 win.
- Miami Hurricanes
Alex Sosa who hit his 10th HR in the third and Derek Williams who hit his 14th in the fifth of Sunday’s win celebrate the 8-0 win with a ride in the dugout.
- Miami Hurricanes
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