Saturday, May 16, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
An El Nuevo Diario article about HBQVB and ASOPEC:
GOOGLE TRANSLATION:
April 20, 2009
Queens Parents and ASOPEC participate in a 2009 baseball tournament
NEW YORK .- The Queens baseball leagues and ASOPEC Parents, both of Queens County, took a giant step, by registering with teams participating in the 2009 tournament, in the famous Anglo-Saxon institution Hollis-Bellaire-Queens Village Bellerose Athletic Association Inc. (HBQVB), based in Bellerose, NY. Queens Parents Little League, headed by Jose Blanco Dominican athlete, entered the contest in the newly opened HBQVB with five teams in the categories 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14 years of age.
Meanwhile, the ASOPEC, who heads the Ecuadorian athlete Paladin Luis (Lucho), is participating in the event which was inaugurated in the modern complex of HBQVB, located at Hillside Avenue and 236 Street, Bellorose, NY, area of Queens, with 18 sets in Divisions 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14 and 15-18, osea three categories.
Joseph White is delighted to be participating in this famous baseball organization, which in its modern complex has nine stadiums. White, said that thanks to the collaboration of the parents of the children are playing in this organization that was founded in 1954.
He added that the sleek and modern dress shirt that each member of Queens Parents were donated by parents of children who identified faithful contributors. Lucho Paladin is also proud that his institution is a party ASOPEC tournament 2009 the HBQVB.
ORIGINAL:
http://www2.elnuevodiario.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=148478
GOOGLE TRANSLATION:
April 20, 2009
Queens Parents and ASOPEC participate in a 2009 baseball tournament
NEW YORK .- The Queens baseball leagues and ASOPEC Parents, both of Queens County, took a giant step, by registering with teams participating in the 2009 tournament, in the famous Anglo-Saxon institution Hollis-Bellaire-Queens Village Bellerose Athletic Association Inc. (HBQVB), based in Bellerose, NY. Queens Parents Little League, headed by Jose Blanco Dominican athlete, entered the contest in the newly opened HBQVB with five teams in the categories 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14 years of age.
Meanwhile, the ASOPEC, who heads the Ecuadorian athlete Paladin Luis (Lucho), is participating in the event which was inaugurated in the modern complex of HBQVB, located at Hillside Avenue and 236 Street, Bellorose, NY, area of Queens, with 18 sets in Divisions 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14 and 15-18, osea three categories.
Joseph White is delighted to be participating in this famous baseball organization, which in its modern complex has nine stadiums. White, said that thanks to the collaboration of the parents of the children are playing in this organization that was founded in 1954.
He added that the sleek and modern dress shirt that each member of Queens Parents were donated by parents of children who identified faithful contributors. Lucho Paladin is also proud that his institution is a party ASOPEC tournament 2009 the HBQVB.
ORIGINAL:
http://www2.elnuevodiario.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=148478
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
May showers bring...May flowers?
The rain-out date for today's games, as posted on the Web site, is to be on Friday, May 8. Let's just hope it doesn't rain Friday as well.
So its about that time of the year again and everyone's been talking about it. It's one of the most exciting events for our ballplayers throughout the year and is quite competitive. The HBQVB-hosted Lomangino Tournament, which occurs every August, involves ballplayers aged 8-15. Each year, we have over 80 teams compete and are guaranteed at least four games. Fee includes umpires, balls, and T-shirts. But best of all, registration can be done through our Web site! To get involved, contact Ken Conyers. Time and date is still TBA, but the more input we get, the faster we can get a go on things.
So I'm not necessarily a Mets or Yankees fan, but I've got to say, I've really had enough with Alex Rodriguez. The guy's infamous and is constantly being featured in newspapers. Yeah, he's been in and out of court, surgery, and the D.R., but could the Yankees maybe keeping him because of all the publicity he's been getting? And now, he might or might not have tested positive during high school, according to Selena Roberts' new book. What kind of example does that set four our youth today?
So its about that time of the year again and everyone's been talking about it. It's one of the most exciting events for our ballplayers throughout the year and is quite competitive. The HBQVB-hosted Lomangino Tournament, which occurs every August, involves ballplayers aged 8-15. Each year, we have over 80 teams compete and are guaranteed at least four games. Fee includes umpires, balls, and T-shirts. But best of all, registration can be done through our Web site! To get involved, contact Ken Conyers. Time and date is still TBA, but the more input we get, the faster we can get a go on things.
So I'm not necessarily a Mets or Yankees fan, but I've got to say, I've really had enough with Alex Rodriguez. The guy's infamous and is constantly being featured in newspapers. Yeah, he's been in and out of court, surgery, and the D.R., but could the Yankees maybe keeping him because of all the publicity he's been getting? And now, he might or might not have tested positive during high school, according to Selena Roberts' new book. What kind of example does that set four our youth today?
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