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Update: Namur Angels add 3B Angel William Rosario, Jerome Sana to stay after all

Posted on December 1, 2010December 1, 2010 by philipp

Update: 28-year-old third baseman Jerome Sana is not leaving the Namur Angels after all. After contemplating to join Belgian First Division opponent Brasschaat Braves, he decided otherwise and will stay with the Angels. He batted .250 with an on-base-percentage of .400 in the 2010 season for Namur, hitting one homerun, scoring eleven runs and driving in 13. He also was part of the Belgian National Team during the European Championship in Germany. Additionally the Angels have added third baseman Angel William Rosario who is coming from the third-division team Brussels Astros.

1 thought on “Update: Namur Angels add 3B Angel William Rosario, Jerome Sana to stay after all”

  1. Squirrel says:
    December 3, 2010 at 2:23 pm

    Angel William Rosario’s team Brussel Astros promoted will be playing in second division next year.

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