Andrew Casali Commits to UMBC Announces Time to Sign Sports

With Casali's commitment, he joins Mark Esposito and Michael Gomez and creates the second coming of Casali, Esposito, and Gomez.

2012-11-30

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL, November 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) It was only a few years ago that Casali, Esposito, and Gomez all played together; but that was at Vanderbilt University...and that was then and this is now. And this trio are the younger siblings of Curtis Casali, Jason Esposito, and Anthony Gomez.

Time to Sign Sports believes the second edition of this trio will make an immediate impact at UMBC. Gary Cohn, one of Time to Sign Sports' co-founders says, "Andrew, Mark, and Michael stand on their own. No longer do they play in the shadows of their older brothers. With Andrew Casali's commitment, UMBC gets a legit big time outfielder. Andrew is 90+ mph from the outfield and is one of the leading high schools hitters in Connecticut and the region."

Casali had numerous offers, but in the end, the combination of athletics, academics, and overall feel of the school played into Andrew's deciion to choose UMBC. And while Time to Sign Sports never planned this reunion (of sorts), Berg Ohanian, the company's other co-founder is thrilled it did, "It kind of just happened. I know the older brothers and the families extremely well so I think it's very interesting that the families are back together. For UMBC, their tremendous coaching staff, and the program in general, we couldn't be happier for everyone."

Time to Sign Sports thinks Casali made the perfect choice. "At the end of the day, Andrew and the entire Casali family weighed all the variables and UMBC was the clear choice," concludes Cohn.

Time to Sign Sports, Inc. focuses on assisting and advising high school baseball players achieve and earn college scholarships and roster spots to continue their dream of playing ball at the next level. For more information please call us at 561-758-9927 or 561-891-9979 or email us at info@timetosignsports.com.

Website: http://www.timetosignsports.com

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Tom Hooper Embarks on Hectic Press Tour as the Les Miserables World Premiere Approaches

2012-11-30

With just one week until the December 5th World Premiere of the hugely-anticipated film Les Miserables, Oscar-winning director Tom Hooper is embarking on a whistle-stop world tour of press screenings. In just one week, the filmmaker has travelled from New York, where Hitfix.com reports the very first showing of his work triggered several rounds of applause and tears in the audience, to Los Angeles and Japan for further screenings. He'll return to his home city of London for next Wednesday's World Premiere in Leicester Square. The 2012 movie production of the much-loved ...

Thinking About Escaping The UK This Christmas?

2012-11-30

Purple Parking figures show people are fleeing the UK rain and winds and flying away to better climes this Christmas. Overall bookings over the festive period are already up by 28% and booking values have increased by 30%. Of all the booking trends the most notable increases in bookings are at Stansted, Manchester and Gatwick. More people are parking at Stansted with booking figures exceeding last year's Christmas bookings by 127% with still a month to go. The airport parking industry has seen an increase in the use of Meet and Greet services; an off-airport service ...

New Slot Machine Based on the Movie Grease

2012-11-30

Daub Alderney Limited team who is behind the creation of www.Kittybingo.com and www.Spinandwin.com has pleasantly surprised the online gaming world with a brand new exclusive slot machine based on the movie 'Grease'. This is a caricature based slot machine featuring the characters of the 1978 American musical film produced by Paramount Pictures which was a great success both as a movie but also with the songs that it featured. The slot machine actually is accompanied by the song 'You're the One I Want', performed by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. The slot itself ...

Is a Nose Job Right for Me?

2012-11-30

Your nose is one of your most noticeable facial features. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your nose, for any reason, rhinoplasty may be the ideal solution. Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a nose job, is the surgical procedure in which your nose is brought into proper alignment with your other features. This procedure can be used to address: - Size and shape - Position - Bumps, humps, and dips - Upward or downward pointed tip - Nostril size and symmetry If you feel that your nose detracts from your appearance, your plastic surgeon can help you determine ...

How Are Damages Distributed in Wrongful Death Cases?

2012-11-30

The wrongful death of a loved one can have wide-reaching impacts on surviving family members, including leaving them without income or the ability to pay for funeral expenses. The Columbus, Ohio, wrongful death attorneys at Robert W. Kerpsack Co., L.P.A., have years of experience helping the families of wrongful death victims recover the financial compensation they need and peace of mind they deserve when a loved one dies as the result of another's negligence. Ohio wrongful death law allows surviving family members to pursue damages including financial compensation for: - ...

Legal Separation or Divorce?

2012-11-30

Are you considering divorce? Maybe you are not sure, and you are contemplating legal separation. Some couples live separately for a specific period before divorce. The process is often intended as a trial period. However, did you know that in modern times, couples are choosing to stay separated? These individuals are not interested in divorce at all. This is true even after a couple has mutually agreed that the marriage is unsalvageable. The decision to stay separated is frequently linked to financial benefits; however, there are other reasons why you might prefer separation ...

Detroit Lions Face Employment Discrimination Suit

2012-11-30

Recent news has covered an employment discrimination lawsuit against the Detroit Lions of the National Football League. A former community affairs staffer for the Detroit Lions is suing the company, alleging that she was passed up for a promotion and terminated for illegal reasons related to age and gender. The employee is a 49-year-old resident of Dearborn, Michigan. The woman's suit alleges age and gender discrimination under Michigan's Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act. This anti-discrimination law was written and passed in 1976. It prohibits employers from discriminating ...

The History of Divorce: Fault vs. No-fault Divorce

2012-11-30

Did you know that divorce law used to be very different in the United States? While states now primarily follow "no-fault" divorce law, in the past, divorces could be granted only for specific grounds such as adulterous conduct or desertion for a specified time period (typically a year or more). However, this approach to divorce resulted in one spouse filing the divorce, in an uncontested case, and then testifying as to all of the bad behavior of the other spouse - even in cases where the behavior was not actually all that bad nor was it the real reason for the ...

Divorce After 50 -- the Growing Trend of Gray Divorce

2012-11-30

It can be disconcerting when an older person divorces. Family and friends may have concern for his or her well being -- emotionally, physically and financially. And if the marriage was decades long, there may be surprise at the unexpected split during the supposedly "golden years" of a couple that kept their personal problems private. But new findings show that the chance of divorce for married seniors has and will continue to grow. Two sociologists at Bowling Green State University, Susan L. Brown and I-Fen Lin, have performed significant analysis of recent ...

Pennsylvania Dumps Juvenile Life Sentences After Supreme Court Ruling

2012-11-30

Earlier this year, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that it is unconstitutional for states to impose mandatory sentences of life without parole for juvenile criminal defendants, even in cases where juveniles are convicted of homicide. The Supreme Court's ruling was based, in large part, on scientific research that demonstrated that teenagers' brains are not as fully developed as adults'. As such, the court thought it would be "cruel and unusual punishment" to impose life sentences for juvenile crimes committed by people who did not have fully-functioning ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Lebanon multidimensional crisis diminishing trust in public education and worsening inequality, study shows

Cold atoms on a chip

Rice University study reveals how rising temperatures could lead to population crashes

WVU research reveals adults with disabilities misuse prescription drugs at high rates

Consumers value domestic vanilla -- when informed, research shows

Are higher doses of folic acid in pregnancy safe?

Survey confirms radiation and orthopedic health hazards in cardiac catheterization laboratories are ‘unacceptable’

Study finds consumer devices can be used to assess brain health

Teachers' negative emotions impact engagement of students, new study finds

Researchers see breakthrough with biofuel

White blood cells use brute force to dislodge bacteria

Foundation AI model predicts postoperative risks from clinical notes

Brain functional networks adapt in response to surgery and Botox for facial palsy

Multimodal AI tool supports ecological applications

New University of Minnesota research shows impact of anxiety and apathy on decision-making

Fred Hutch announces 10 recipients of the 2025 Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award

30 million euros for a novel method of monitoring the world's oceans and coastal regions using telecommunications cables

New multicenter study shows: Which treatment helps best with high-risk acute pulmonary embolism

Hidden dangers and myths: What you need to know about HPV and cancer

SNU researchers develop world’s first technology to observe atomic structural changes of nanoparticles in 3D

SNU researchers develop a new synthesis technology of single crystal 2D semiconductors, “Hypotaxy,” to enhance the commercialization of next-generation 2D semiconductors