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Clifton Park Wild for this Year's World Series
Clifton Park Wild for this Year's World Series
It's been a good year for Clifton Park, New York when it comes to a personal attachment to the highest levels of professional sports, especially in the playoffs. This summer the Saratoga County town went hoops crazy for their budding NBA star, Kevin Huerter of the Atlanta Hawks. Huerter and his Hawks knocked off the popular local favorite New York Knicks in the first round of the NBA playoffs and had an impressive run to the Eastern Conference Finals with Kevin right in the middle of their success. But, it's another Atlanta team and Huerter's Shenendehowa high school teammate that has the 12065 going crazy, the Atlanta Braves Ian Anderson.
Shen's Ian Anderson Shines MLB Playoffs
Shen's Ian Anderson Shines MLB Playoffs
One thing is for sure, Shenendehowa High School grad, Ian Anderson of the Atlanta Braves likes it when the heat of the season gets turned up high, especially in the postseason. On Monday, Anderson delivered another gem for his National League East regular season champions in Game 3 of the National League Division Series. The former Plainsman shutdown the powerful Milwaukee Brewers line-up for 5 innings, giving up no runs on 3 hits while striking out 6.
Tebow Calls Shen Victim
Tebow Calls Shen Victim
Earlier we told you about a Twitter campaign to get Tim Tebow to call Matt Hardy, one of the survivors of the car crash that killed two Shenedehowa students. Well, according to a tweet from Hardy's brother Mike, Tebow has called him. Amazing, Tebow called Matt...
Albany Area Takes To Twitter In Attempt To Get Tim Tebow To Call Shenendehowa Tragedy Survivor [UPDATE]
Albany Area Takes To Twitter In Attempt To Get Tim Tebow To Call Shenendehowa Tragedy Survivor [UPDATE]
A local tragedy, a drunk driver killing two Shenendehowa High School students, has gripped the Albany area for the last couple of days. 17 year olds Deanna Rivers, a softball player at Shen, and Christopher Stewart, a captain on one of the best football teams in the state, have been taken from their friends and families far too soon...