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John Hangey named Deputy Athletic Director at Rider University (opens the original)
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John Hangey has been named the deputy athletic director at Rider University and will leave his position as the school’s head wrestling coach. The University announced the move on Wednesday as it continues a comprehensive assessment of athletics amid the school’s financial plight. In his role as deputy athletic director, Hangey will take on expanded responsibility for the day-to-day operations of athletics for the 2026-27 school year. He’ll also work closely with Christine Brown & Partners, the f
Thunder wrap up Draft League season with eye toward bright future (opens the original)
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TRENTON — Jeff Hurley looked out at a perfectly-manicured field in the first week of September and finally exhaled. A two-year long process of $25 million in renovations and upgrades to get Trenton Thunder Ballpark positioned for what the longtime minor league executive hopes is a bright future for the capital city’s ballclub bore the fruit of that labor. “It’s been a crazy two years with all of the construction going on in and around the ballpark,” Hurley said in his annual end-of-summer sitdow
Ron Mahay comes full circle in his return to Trenton as Thunder’s pitching coach (opens the original)
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TRENTON — Ron Mahay refers to this summer as coming full circle. That’s because the last time he was in the capital city, in the mid-1990s, he was in the midst of one of the more unique journeys to the big leagues. Mahay had already reached the majors with the Boston Red Sox in 1995 as an outfielder, but when he rejoined the Thunder, then the Double-A affiliate for the Red Sox, for the start of the 1997 season he was now a pitcher. “For the most part, the field is the same, the wall is the same,
Ron Mahay comes full circle in his return to Trenton as Thunder’s pitching coach (opens the original)
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TRENTON — Ron Mahay refers to this summer as coming full circle. That’s because the last time he was in the capital city, in the mid-1990s, he was in the midst of one of the more unique journeys to the big leagues. Mahay had already reached the majors with the Boston Red Sox in 1995 as an outfielder, but when he rejoined the Thunder, then the Double-A affiliate for the Red Sox, for the start of the 1997 season he was now a pitcher. “For the most part, the field is the same, the wall is the same,
Astros are signing Thunder’s Drew Wyers to minor league deal (opens the original)
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Drew Wyers is headed to affiliated ball. The Houston Astros are signing the Thunder infielder and former Northern Burlington High star to a minor league contract, according to a source. The deal is pending a physical. Wyers joined his hometown Thunder after completing his college career at Mississippi State this spring. In 15 MLB Draft League games, he slashed .281/.439/.438 with an .877 OPS. The 2022 Trentonian Area Player of the Year when he was at Northern Burlington, Wyers was hoping to hear
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