Faith, family and basketball.

Those three words have played a huge part in Agnus (McGlade) Berenato\’s life for as long as she can remember.

She leaned on her faith and her family when she made the decision to leave Georgia Tech after 15 years as the head women\’s basketball coach to accept the same position at the University of Pittsburgh four years ago.

The Gloucester Catholic High School graduate, who has nine siblings, leaned heavily on her faith when her father died when she was in the seventh grade and her mother was left to raise the children, half of whom were still school-aged.

The mother of five children who range in age from 13 to 24 has been married for 25 years, yet complacency has not set in, personally or professionally. Berenato does not believe in settling or leading an uneventful or unexamined life. Read more

\’Runners fall short in Region 19 tournament

A man arrested for murder bribe a not-very-bright fellow on the jury with a hundred dollars to hold our for a verdict of manslaughter. The man later rushed up to the dishonest juror and said \”I\’m much obliged to you, my friend. Did you have a hard time?

\”Oh yes,\” said the dope. \”A terrible time, the other eleven wanted to acquit you!\”