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Bonaventure Overcomes Early Deficit, Defeats Middle Tennessee 71-64 - Vimarsana News

Bonaventure Overcomes Early Deficit, Defeats Middle Tennessee 71-64

Photo: GoBonnies BY NATHAN SOLOMON, MANAGING EDITOR St. Bonaventure fell behind by as many as 11 points in the first half but outscored Middle Tennessee State by 13 points in the final 20 minutes to win 71-64 on Wednesday. The Bonnies (5-2) won their fourth game in a row after defeating Notre Dame on Friday.…

Kern County Fire Department firefighter dies after long battle with cancer - Vimarsana News

Kern County Fire Department firefighter dies after long battle with cancer

The Kern County Fire Department announced in a statement on Tuesday that 61-year-old Mark Schmidt passed away on Sunday. He had been with the department for 17 years.

Kern County firefighter passes - Vimarsana News

Kern County firefighter passes

A Kern County firefighters who worked at the Fellows station has died.

Bonaventure Takes Notre Dame Wire-to-Wire, Wins 63-51 - Vimarsana News

Bonaventure Takes Notre Dame Wire-to-Wire, Wins 63-51

BY NATHAN SOLOMON, MANAGING EDITOR St. Bonaventure jumped out to a 7-2 lead three minutes in and never looked back, taking Notre Dame wire-to-wire to win the Gotham Classic, 63-51. Kyrell Luc scored 16 points to lead all scorers, notching all four field goals on 3-pointers. Two of his makes came in the final five…

Venning propels Bonnies past Screaming Eagles - Vimarsana News

Venning propels Bonnies past Screaming Eagles

By Jonny Walker, Sports Assignment Editor On St. Bonaventure’s opening possession against Southern Indiana Tuesday night in the Reilly Center, forward Chad Venning received the ball in the low post. The 6-foot-10, 270-pound big man backed down his comparatively slender defender, spun to his left and laid the ball in off the glass with his…