Sentences with phrase «edgerstoune troubadour»

The Chicago - based business, which ranks No. 18 on Inc.'s list of the fastest - growing private companies in America, offers deals on items such as chrome - over-bass snare drums and troubadour tube amps.

Cohen is 77 and has had a career with lows as deep as his cigarette - ravaged voice, but a never - ending tour schedule and sold - out dates around the world must be a satisfying high for the Montreal troubadour.

Waits is America's favorite troubadour, his face as weather - beaten as his voice.

Hence the evocative poetry, so redolent of a medieval troubadour celebrating his lady, which for Francis was Lady Poverty.

Along the way, Warren moved from classical music toward the rhythms of his time» folk and rock» and set out for New York to become a Dylanesque troubadour.

Spirit - filled «Jesus Rock» bands and a slew of singer - songwriter coffeehouse troubadours sprang up all across the country.

In his love for music he shares with all the Franciscans the tradition of God's troubadours.

From 1 pm to 5 pm, enjoy the music of the Vineyard Troubadour with special guest artist, Steven Kinsey.

The Troubadours, under first - year coach and former Olympian, Heather Moody, got goals from sisters Brinnley and Jennalyn Barthels, and Eileen Walsh.

The Troubadours fell in the final to Davis last season and the two schools have met in the finals each of the last nine seasons and 10 of the last 11 overall.

Champion Edgerstoune Troubadour, a 5 - year - old brindle Scots terrier, owned by Dr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Carter of Buechel, Ky., was named best in show at the 37th Westchester Kennel Club dog show which was held at Rye, N.Y. last Sunday.

The recognition of a program attempting to return to prominence and of a player rising to the top of her class nationally is nice, but the Troubadours and Edwards understand that expectations can only be met with a focus on the present.

With conditioning starting for St. Francis and practices right around the corner, Edwards and the Troubadours are preparing to be a team no one will take lightly.

May - Lyford, who concluded her fourth season leading the Troubadours, will miss her initial senior class.

A better St. Francis team is a scary proposition for league and section foes hopeful to outrun the defending - champion Troubadours.

LaRocco was the Troubadours» top finisher at the state meet with a 16th - place result, and she has led the group both off and on the course thus far in 2013.

«My Dad always said that if you do it in practice, then you will do it in a meet,» DuCray said of the Troubadours» focus during training runs, «So cross your T's and dot your I's in practice.»

The Troubadours» pack mentality has been a trait taught by head coach John DuCray for years.

Nicolos, who currently is the leading scorer for the Troubadour basketball team, is recognized as one of the top goalies in Northern California.

The Troubadours» ultimate team goal — for a full pack of five runners to cross the finish line under 18:00 — may seem lofty, but the runners see it as the accomplishment of numerous individual goals supported by the entire team unit.

The Troubadours were led by their three seniors.

And with a talented star with the physical tools and mental desire to lead the way, the hardwood can continue to be a welcoming home for Alexa Edwards and the St. Francis Troubadours.

Another senior returner will be libero Aubrey Kenny, and junior Kathryn Kramer provides power both inside and outside for the Troubadours.

Others see Alexa's hard work every day and they want to follow her example, according to the Troubadours» coach.

Junior Peyton Bilo, who was the Troubadours» second - best finisher at the state meet last year (she finished 30th) is currently recovering from a stress fracture in her left leg, but should be a factor in November and December.

St. Francis has scaled back the preseason slightly for 2017 — out are multiple tournaments facing the likes of Mitty and other state powers — because the Troubadours know each other and their strengths and weaknesses better than a year ago.

She led the Troubadours with 526 kills and 425 digs, and added 51 blocks and 30 aces.

In the end, that is what the Troubadours» are training for — a strong showing at the state meet.

Among state schools, the Troubadours trail only Great Oak - Temecula, who won the CIF Division I team state title a year ago, one spot ahead of St. Francis.

Edwards will be a key to any league, section, or state title run for the Troubadours despite being just a sophomore in 2017 — a rare occurrence for players under Wright at St. Francis.

Brown will sign her National Letter of Intent on Wednesday, Feb. 4 and is one of six Troubadours expected to sign with college soccer programs.

The Troubadours went 7 - 1 overall and lost in the semifinals.

In addition to Sacramento Bee No. 1 Christian Brothers, the Troubadours travel to No. 6 Oak Ridge Tuesday and host defending state champion Granite Bay on Thursday.

The Troubadours finished second in the Delta River League to Oak Ridge last season.

She coached the Troubadour freshman team to back - to - back Delta League titles a

SACRAMENTO, Calif. ««St. Francis senior Catie Brown still has work to do on the soccer field for the Troubadours this spring but she will solidify her college plans next month.

The Troubadours, ranked No. 3 in the state in the DyeStatCAL XC rankings, placed three runners in the top six overall to defeat the Blue Devils.

The Troubadours posted a 3 - 0 victory on the road last season.

Chase Worthen, Chloe Kardasopoulos and Aerial Medina also ran for the Troubadour varsity unit.

Troubadours head coach Alynn Wright, who is in her 24th year at St. Francis, has gained an appreciation for the spirited competition on and off the court.

Typically, you choose a side and either bleed Brothers blue or Marauders / Troubadours red to the bitter end.

Troubadour senior Lauren LaRocco was second overall behind Davis sophomore Fiona O'Keeffe in a matchup of two of the top runners in the state.

Overall, 24 Troubadours have made commitments this year to continue their athletic careers next year at the collegiate level.

Avery Spector: The St. Francis - Sacramento senior and No. 1 singles player led the Troubadours to a share of the Delta League title with a 12 - 2 dual match record, and reached the league singles final for the second consecutive season.

She recently flew to San Diego to play in the Callaway Junior World Golf Championship and will visit North Carolina and Florida for international junior events before her focus reverts to returning the Troubadours to elite status in the Sac - Joaquin Section.

She has been a two - year starting goalie on the varsity team for Troubadours.

The Troubadours are the defending champion and enter the championship after upsetting the No. 1 team in the bracket for the second consecutive season.

«I have such fond memories of walking these halls and representing the Troubadours,» said Robinson, who took over initially for Rosella Kelly.

Ranked fourth in the state and 31st in the nation according to MaxPreps, the Troubadours (14 - 3) have won each of the last four meetings in the rivalry.

The Troubadours are positioned atop SJS power rankings this season.