Legendary baseball coach to retire after 41 seasons
George Valesente has coached the Ithaca College men’s baseball team for 41 years and recently announced his retirement effective July 31.
George Valesente has coached the Ithaca College men’s baseball team for 41 years and recently announced his retirement effective July 31.
Senior outfielder Garrett Snyder sat down with Assistant Sports Editor Emily Adams to discuss his baseball career and outlook for the season.
Several Ithaca College teams traveled to warmer areas of the country to compete against high-level competition on outdoor fields.
The men’s crew team features two sets of twins, Cameron and Hunter Flamm and Evan and Seth Ormsby.
Opinion Editor Meaghan McElroy spoke to Johnson about his career path, his presentation and the relationship between music and baseball.
Tim Locastro, Ithaca College former student, was called up to the MLB Sept. 29 by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Athletes have worked with organizations locally and nationally to give back to the Ithaca community and have done a lot with cancer organizations.
“Whether it’s the specialty shows or the modern rock, the students do a really great job of keeping it sounding good.”
The Ithaca College baseball team defeated Wells College 9–8 in the first match up between Coach Valesente and his son David Valesente.
Senior and baseball captain Trevor Thompson talks about leading the team and his hopes for the rest of the season.
Many spring sports are on the road in the upcoming weekend. The softball team celebrates Senior Day at their game April 22 against Elmira College.
Men’s and women’s crew, women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s tennis will be home this weekend. Baseball, softball, golf and track and field is away.