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Greenville’s 2023-24 season, the last under co-coaches Steve Gipprich and Kevin Smith, saw the Spartans go 19-2 overall and 13-1 in the Patroon Conference to win their first league title in five years. This year’s Spartans will have just three players from that roster. Bryn Fitzmaurice, this season’s lone senior on the team, is confident the team will still have a presence in the Patroon Conference even if it looks different. “I think we're gonna be pretty strong,” she said. “We lost a lot last year, but I still think we're gonna be strong and we'll win a good amount of games.” Greenville will adapt to plenty of change in 2024-25, something well understood by new head coach Bob Shields. Shields, a Bethlehem High School graduate who played basketball there for two years, has coached the sport across the past decade, having been a varsity assistant at Albany Academy for Boys for the last four years after being head coach for Mohonasen’s junior varsity team. He thinks his basketball experience across several places in Section 2 has been an important experience. “You get to experience different things and different players, so I think I'm prepared enough to run my own program now,” he said. He’s going into his tenth year as the president of Cap City Scrappers, a 24-team AAU organization which he founded after attending Hudson Valley Community College for a year. Shields says he’s “always been around basketball,” something which has shaped his philosophy. “I know [about] the politics and everything that goes into it. I never like to favor kids, it's always whoever works for it is going to play over the other kids,” he said. “I've experienced it, so that's part of the reason I started the program [Cap City Scrappers].” Shields is inheriting a varsity roster with only three returning players, including Fitzmaurice as well as sophomore Charlotte Dawson, athletes he expects to carry significant responsibility as team leaders and producers on offense. “I think we all just need to play defense and stick to the script and really execute all of our plays on offense and be together as a team,” Shields said. Fitzmaurice, who is entering her fourth year on varsity, has enjoyed Shields’ leadership style so far. “He sets a good culture,” she said. “He's very motivating, and every day we come in and we work hard.” Dawson, who is heading into her third year on varsity, finds the strongest points of her skillset to be her driving and rebounding, but is excited to take on a possibly different role this season as an athlete experienced at several different positions. “I’m looking forward to working on my shooting and playing more of a guard position this year, and working on ball handling, playing point [guard], [being a] playmaker for my team, and then defensively just working on my position and getting more steals, tips, that kind of thing, to kind of push forward our momentum in the season,” she said. Both players are expected to lead the team’s championship defense through roster turnover against teams like Coxsackie-Athens, who finished right behind the Spartans last year with an 11-2 league record, stakes Dawson is well aware of. “It's definitely a little bit of pressure to keep the reputation of our school and our girls’ team up through my leadership role and Bryn,” she said. “It’s definitely a little bit of pressure to keep it up, but I think we got it.” Shields doesn’t think Greenville will be going away in 2024-25 either. “Be ready for the Greenville Spartans to make some noise,” he said. “[It’s a] rebuild year, we’re a young group, but we're going to play hard.”

The National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, has paid glowing tributes to one of Nigeria’s most outstanding oil and gas merchant, Prince (Engr.) Arthur Eze, as he marks a glorious 76th birthday. Dr. Gandule, in a congratulatory message to the oil mogul, said, “Engineer Arthur Eze is an uncommon Ndigbo son with a towering figure such as an Iroko which sprouts from an oily mangrove. “Prince Eze has been consistent as the northern star in the firmament of Nigeria’s socio – economic and philantropic orbit. He has indeed been a shining star worthy of emulation. “My Prince, your philanthropic activities has immensely benefitted the hewers of wood and fetchers of water in our nation and beyond. “I celebrate your day, your track record of compassion, and genial spirit of generosity. “I bring you warm felicitations on this auspicious occasion and I pray that Almighty Allah continues to grant you good health, wisdom and long life to keep up the great job you have been doing for us and for all humanity. “The story of oil and gas exploration in Nigeria, Africa and beyond cannot be told without you.”To really narrow digital divides, Canada should consistently fund adult education programs

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