GameTime Heads to FDU this weekend:

The 16U (4-4), 13U (8-5) and the 12U ( 9-2) head to FDU this weekend to compete in the Universal Basketball Challange Hosted by Universal Sports. This will be the programs 3rd time entering the local tournament.

Schedule:

GIRLS TEAM LISTING 
FOR MAY 16-17
TEAM LIST 
20. LADY KNIGHTS
21. EXPRESS(EDWIN)
22. NJ BLAST 9
23. EXPRESS(LEAH)
24.  MC LIONS 
25. RIVERDALE 9'
26. NYC HEAT 
27. NJ BLAST
28. EXPRESS
29.  AVIATOR ANGELS (JIMMY)
30. QUEENS EXPRESS (ABK)
31. LONG ISLAND LIGHTNING
32. MC LIONS
33. AVIATOR ANGELS (PHIL)
34. GAME TIME COUGARS 12
35. NJ STING
36. NJ BLAST(REGGIE)
37.  IYB 13
38. NJ BLAST
39. GAME TIME COUGARS 
40. NEW JERSEY MAVERICKS
41.  MINUTEMEN
42. IYB
43. QUEENS EXPRESS (CLARISSA)
44. RIVERDALE 
45. NEW JERSEY LIGHTNING
46. ORANGE COUNTY CRUSADERS 
47. MC GARDEN STATERS 
48. GAME TIME COUGARS 


SCHEDULE

ALL GAMES AT FDU TEANECK   ROTHMAN CENTER

SATURDAY MAY 16 
 
 TIME      COURT 1     COURT 2     COURT 3      COURT 4 
940 AM      21  -  25        20  -  29          37  -  39        33  -  36
1050 AM    22  -  24        40  -  42          61  - 63            X
1200 PM    23  -  25        36  -  39          37  -  38        31  -  33
110  PM     27  -  29        22  -  26          40  -  43        45  -  46
215  PM     38  -  42        33  -  35          31  -  34        20  -  30
320  PM     23  -  26        45  -  48          43  -  44        46  -  47
430  PM     27  -  30        34  -  35          62  -  66           X
540  PM         X              43  -  48          44  -  47           X


SUNDAY MAY 17

TIME         COURT 1     COURT 2     COURT  3       COURT  4   
900 AM       20  -  27         38  -  39           25  -  26         
1010 AM     30  -  32          44 -  48           61  -  63
1115 AM     22  -  25         42  -  46            43  -  45          26  -  27
1220 PM     20  -  23          39  -  40           35  -  38          31  -  32
130  PM      22  -  23          47  -  48          44  -  46           42  -  43
240 PM       30  -  31          35  -  36          40  -  41           34  -  37
350   PM           X              45  -  47           62 -  64               X 
500   PM           X              34  -  36           37  -  41              X 
 

Paulus To Play Football At Syracuse

After four years as Duke’s point guard, Greg Paulus is headed back home–to play football.

The upstate New York product announced Thursday that he will use a fifth year of NCAA eligibility to play quarterback at Syracuse, where he will likely attend the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. The 2005 Gatorade National Player of the Year in football said he preferred Syracuse because of its proximity to his home and because it represented a chance to play at a high level.

“Syracuse has a lot of great things about it,” Paulus said. “With me being from there, you grow up in a culture and understand that there are a lot of great opportunities out there. After taking my visit and a few other visits, my gut and my heart were just telling me… that was the best place for me.”

In the past month, Paulus visited Michigan, Nebraska and Syracuse before opting to play for head coach Doug Marrone. Paulus enters a precarious quarterback situation, and he might be able to make an impact immediately. He will compete for the starting job with redshirt freshman Ryan Nassib and senior Cameron Dantley, neither of whom is an established quarterback.

Paulus, who grew up about five minutes from  Syracuse’s campus, said Marrone made no guarantees or promises about playing time, and that he is looking forward to the opportunity to get back into football shape and break into Marrone’s pro-style offense.

“It’s something where, I guess, you don’t know the future,” Paulus said. “I want to help Syracuse, I want to come back home and make a positive difference, an impact. My objective is to help the team and to help Syracuse. Whatever Coach Marrone would like me to do, then that’s what I’ll do.”

Paulus said he will return to Syracuse in the next two days and begin to file the paperwork required to attain an NCAA waiver and formally apply for graduate school. Duke does not have a graduate communications school, which is one of the prerequisites for getting the waiver.

Paulus said he received interest from about two dozen football teams, and that there were some chances to continue his basketball career, but he couldn’t resist the urge to get back on the gridiron any longer.

“It got me thinking, got me throwing again, and once I got doing that, the itch and the desire came back, and it’s something that I’m  really excited about,” he said. “To have this opportunity, where I love two sports, and to be able to do them both at the college level,  it’s something that is pretty nique and special and I’m fortunate to have the opportunity to do that.”