About

Ryne Gery, lead writer

Ryne, a student at Syracuse University majoring in journalism aspires to become a sports writer after college.  He’s from Reading, Pennsylvania, and loves sports, especially basketball and baseball both of which he played in high school and still enjoys playing to this day. He was named after Chicago Cubs Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg. In addition to baseball, he is also a big college football and basketball fan.  His favorite teams are the Syracuse Orange and Florida Gators. Ryne is also a featured columnist for Call to the Pen.

Ryne’s weekly column, Ryno Report, appears every Saturday and focuses on an interesting storyline in baseball. The articles will be feature stories dealing with a variety of topics from a highly debated event to a look back at the week in history to an interesting look at a player. The column’s name was born out of Sandberg’s nickname during his Hall of Fame career.

Alex Brown, contributing writer

Alex, a junior at Central Bucks South High School, is from Doylestown, Pennsylvania. He has had a passion for sports since he was a little kid and he hopes to one day attend Syracuse University and become a play by play sports broadcaster. Alex enjoys just about every sport out there, but his favorites are hockey, baseball, and football. He currently plays basketball, soccer, and golf. Alex’s favorite college sports teams are Syracuse, Temple, and Villanova. He loves writing for Redbird Rants and sees it as a great step toward achieving his long term goal.

Contact Info:

You can contact Ryne at: rynegery@yahoo.com

Follow him on Twitter at: twitter.com/rgery

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