WBB: Stanford's All-Time Blocks Leader to Retire -
Lorcan - 09-09-2016
Jayne Appel-Marinelli, a Stanford Great in her own right, has announced her retirement at the end of this WNBA season to let her body rest and to pursue life after basketball.
http://www.espn.com/wnba/story/_/id/17502974/jayne-appel-marinelli-san-antonio-stars-retire-end-season
If you need a montage of Jayne Appel, here's a Youtube Video harkening back to her glory days.
https://youtu.be/1sr9_H4HdSA
Re: WBB: Stanford's All-Time Blocks Leader to Retire -
81alum - 09-09-2016
That was fun to watch. I will never forget her 46 point game against Iowa State in 2009 to get us to the final four.
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/mar/31/sports/sp-ncaa-women31
A special player.
Re: WBB: Stanford's All-Time Blocks Leader to Retire -
Phogge - 09-10-2016
Saw the item headline and immediately thought of David DeCastro.
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fullmetal - 09-10-2016
Has it been seven years already?? I remember going to San Antonio to watch Stanford in the Final Four...just like yesterday.Â
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M T - 09-10-2016
(09-10-2016, 02:44 PM)fullmetal link Wrote:Has it been seven years already?? I remember going to San Antonio to watch Stanford in the Final Four...just like yesterday.
That was an almost magical defensive effort.
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ThePassionOfTheChryst - 09-10-2016
As someone who doesn't follow women's hoops, is 28 a typical age to retire?
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BobK - 09-11-2016
Read this story and learn about Jayne.Â
http://www.espn.com/wnba/story/_/id/17502974/jayne-appel-marinelli-san-antonio-stars-retire-end-season
Jayne is an awesome person who will continue to accomplish so much