Brust named NYCBL Coach of the Year
September 3, 2011 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
Four years in the making Dave Brust got his just due. The New York Collegiate Baseball League announced its post-season awards, and the Webster skipper nabbed the top honor. Brust’s Webster nine set new organization standards and broke a league record en route to a 30-14 regular season mark and an eventual spot in the […]
Bostick and Webster walk off with another victory
July 21, 2011 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
WEBSTER, N.Y. — Another day and another win in the last at-bat for the Webster Yankees. And a familiar surname again takes the honors. Ben Bostick (St. John Fisher) dropped a two-out, bases-loaded bunt down the first base line, and Nick Flemister scampered home as Webster came from behind in extra innings to defeat the […]
The Yankees’ future is grid-locked
August 9, 2010 by Jess Coleman · 1 Comment
Remember a couple of months ago when Stephen Strasburg was ready to advance to the majors? The anticipation was as high as ever before: Nationals Stadium was sold out within hours of the announced date of his debut. It seemed as though the world of the Washington Nationals was waiting for the future to thrust […]
Gardner and Webster turn back the Thunder
July 22, 2010 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
WEBSTER, N.Y. – In just 24 hours, Dave Brust’s Webster Yankees have gone from hunter to the hunted. After losing seven of ten games, the Yankees found themselves on the outside of the NYCBL playoff picture.In the last two nights, the pinstripes have climbed the ladder to a potential post-season spot.
Webster sweeps Elmira
July 20, 2010 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
WEBSTER, N.Y. – Superman had kryptonite. Sampson had his hair. Apparently, the Elmira Pioneers have “The Basket.†The NYCBL West division leading Pioneers came to Webster riding a seven-game winning streak. The Pios left with a pair of losses.
Webster Pounds The Power
June 20, 2010 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
Maybe Dave Brust’s Webster Yankees just needed some rest. A recent scheduling irregularity idled the pinstripes for three of four days between Tuesday and Friday. The home nine made good on the time off and put their recent woes in the rear view mirror.
Muoio In Familiar Territory
May 9, 2010 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
Steve Muoio may be over 900 miles from home, but the Webster resident finds himself in familiar territory. His Georgia College and State University Bobcats claimed first place and the number one seed in the upcoming Peach-Belt Conference tournament. Â Success on the baseball diamond is something the Webster-Thomas graduate has known for much of his […]
