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St. Benedict’s Preparatory High School in Newark is trying to build a crew program with the potential of producing future Olympians while exposing young people of color to the sport.

3 St. Benedict Prep seniors make it to Olympic Development Program for rowing News 12 Staff Updated on: Jun 16, 2021, 12:05am Three seniors from St. Benedict’s Prep in Newark are taking the first step toward achieving their Olympic dreams. For the past decade, the St. Benedict’s Prep rowing team has been providing the opportunity to make it to the Olympics. And for the first time in the program’s history, it is sending three students to the Olympic Development Program. “I’m just very excited. Me and my other friends, we’ve been talking about it nonstop, how we’re going to prepar...

EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS TRIPLE-A AFFILIATE OF SAN DIEGO PADRES – The El Paso Chihuahuas accepted the San Diego Padres’ invitation to continue as their Triple-A affiliate after signing the Major League Baseball Professional Development License. The agreement will extend the affiliation for 10 years – through the 2030 season. The Chihuahuas will play in the Triple-A West division. COACHING STAFF CHANGES – Edwin Rodriguez will return to manage the El Paso Chihuahuas in 2021, the Chihuahuas and San Diego Padres announced today. A former Major League player and manager, Rodriguez managed El P...

A boy was swept into the ocean. His story reveals the hidden danger of California’s sneaker waves Upon reaching the bottom of the steps leading to Cowell Ranch State Beach, 8-year-old Siddhant Pruthi grabbed a fistful of sand and turned to his older brother, Arunay. Ahead lay the Pacific Ocean and an afternoon free of the pandemic’s confinements. “ Dadabhai,” Siddhant said, addressing his 12-year-old brother with a Bengali term of endearment. “This is a bad beach.” He was referring to the rocks in the sand, nothing more. The boys’ parents walked over to greet their cluster of fr...