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Message: [QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 5089087, member: 27"] I included this story in the daily articles for basketball today but thought I would also put it here since some people miss some of those links. I included the text of the article because only the first article from this web site is free. Sounds like he is very close to 100%. [B][URL='https://www.pennlive.com/highschoolsports/basketball/2024/05/former-trinity-star-syracuse-guard-chance-westry-gives-update-on-injury-orange-outlook.html']Former Trinity star, Syracuse guard Chance Westry gives update on injury, Orange outlook[/URL] (pennlive/.com; $; Sostek)[/B] [I]Chance Westry still hasn’t had a chance to show Syracuse fans what he can bring to the table. But the one-time Trinity Shamrock star, progressing to full health following a knee injury last year, is ready to show the Orange faithful what he can do. Catching up with PennLive earlier this month, Westry gave an update on how he was progressing, as he was fit enough to participate in The Road Takeover event in Linglestown, playing in 5-on-5 action against local stars like Malachi Palmer and James Moore. “I’ve been doing a lot of rehab, trying to strengthen my quad,” Westry said. “Doing a lot of running to get that endurance, get in shape.” “I’ve been healthy for a couple of months now. I’m basically just working.” Westry has had knee issues throughout his college career, first at Auburn and then, after transferring to Syracuse last year, with the Orange, [URL='https://www.syracuse.com/orangebasketball/2023/12/adrian-autry-provides-update-on-chance-westry-who-has-missed-all-of-this-season-with-injury.html#:~:text=Westry%2C%20the%20acclaimed%20guard%20who,played%20in%20Hawaii%20last%20month.']dealing with another lower body ailment [/URL]suffered during an October practice that caused him to miss the entire 2023-2024 season. In his only college action in 2022-2023, the 6-foot-6 guard averaged 2.5 points per game as a freshman at Auburn, playing in just 11 games. Sticking with the Orange this year, though, he’s looking forward to getting a chance to showcase his healthy talents to a new fanbase as a redshirt sophomore. “Every day [I’m ready to show who I am],” Westry said. “I’m staying consistent, believing in my work, staying focused, that’s the key.” “So the fans, if they want to see the hard work, the progress that I’ve made, they can see that.” As for the Syracuse team he’s returning to, he’s excited, as it’ll be a new group, like most teams, due to the portal, with players like Colorado’s Eddie Lampkin, Delaware’s Jyare Davis and Hofstra’s Jaquan Carlos coming in and Justin Taylor, Qadir Copeland, Peter Carey, Maliq Brown and Benny Williams heading out. “I’m excited,” Westry said. “I’m excited for the year we’re gonna have. We’ve got a new group, we’ve all been in contact with each other, basically just standing together.” “That’s what makes it fun.”[/I] [/QUOTE]

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