Category Archives: Seth Cornell

Seth’s team wins conference championship!

Posted on February 27, 2011 by

After many years of hard work, our son Seth (#20) reached his goal to lead a college team to a Championship! Last night we celebrated that victory! We are especially proud of his commitment to others and selfless leadership both … Continue reading →

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Seth’s senior night!

Posted on February 15, 2011 by

Senior night for Seth Cornell-featured in this picture http://athletics.alvernia.edu/news/2011/2/14/MBB_0214115656.aspx?path=mbasket Our second son, Seth has persevered through four years of college basketball. It might look like fun to others but it’s a lot of work (especially when you make class work … Continue reading →

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More from Seth’s senior season

Posted on November 27, 2010 by

Our second son, Seth, learned lessons in patience for his first two years of college. Recruited for Basketball at Millersville University and transferring to Mansfield University resulted in two years of minimal opportunity for offering what he could bring to … Continue reading →

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Story about our son, Seth

Posted on November 16, 2010 by

Alvernia success starts with guards 11/16/2010 Reading Eagle Seth Cornell and Tad Gillis met for the first time as teammates in the West Reading Summer League last year and liked what they saw of one another. But it wasn’t until … Continue reading →

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Seth Cornell featured in Reading Eagle

Posted on January 26, 2010 by

“Seth Cornell has done a remarkable job in his first season with the Alvernia men’s basketball team. It’s been even more remarkable considering he played the first 10 games this season in sometimes excruciating pain. Cornell underwent hernia surgery shortly after the Crusaders … Continue reading →

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