Rochester
Daniel Layne - SG
Team: Rochester Yellowjackets [ID #730] 
Location:
Rochester, NY (Northeast)
Conference:
V.16 [Division 2]
President:
None
Rating: 99.45 - Overall Position: #329
Fan Mood:
99.81
Alumni Mood:
185.75
Prestige:
264
Team Notes:
Jan 24 2054: 2-star prospect
Demetrius Hearn committed.
Dec 25 2053: 2-star prospect
Jevon McKnight committed.
Nov 12 2053: Removed
nikion as president.
Aug 28 2053:
Cameron Priest was hired as the new assistant coach.
Aug 28 2053: Assistant coach
Jean Dickerson leaves to pursue head coaching opportunities.
Aug 28 2053: Demoted to conference
V.16.
Feb 20 2053: 2-star prospect
Martin Van Dyke committed.
Feb 01 2053: 2-star prospect
Bobbie Churchhill committed.
Jan 18 2053: Hired
nikion as president.
Jan 09 2053: 2-star prospect
Conner Rankin committed.
Record:
Wins: 18 Losses: 13 Pct: .581 Conf Wins: 10 Conf Losses: 11 Conf Pct: .476 Conf Rank: 11 Last10: 4-6 Streak: L2
Pts Ave: 76.5 - 69.8 Pts Diff: +6.6 Team Power Index: 142.8
Press Releases:
Jan 26 2008:
Richard ain't feeling so Weller (Rochester YellowJacket Season Update) -
by Stinny on September 6th, 2019
As we prepare for the final push for promotion moving into February, current Rochester head coach Dick Weller's employment has been a hot topic issue in the Rochester Gazette. Everyone in the Rochester area knows that Weller does not have many redeeming qualities. He is not particularly "great" at anything. But we do know Dick is resilient. After an unexpected relegation last year with what some analysts were calling "the best Division II team in the nation", Dick's leash seemed to have disappeared. After a bounce back season this year, some would say he has done enough to retain his position for a couple more years. That will all be decided with how these last couple conference games go, and if he can get this team back to division 2. Time will tell. Go Yellow Jackets
Mar 25 2004:
Update for your Fav Rochester Yellowjackets -
by Stinny on February 11th, 2019
After a mid-season president change, the team took a couple tough losses. We are looking forward to getting after it next season, and focusing on getting some quality recruits to fill some much needed holes. Unlike my conference rival who will go unnamed (Washington University) who sets goals about "winning games" and "making the tournament"... my main focus is to mold these young men into upstanding citizens. As the saying goes "it is darn important that we win this game, but in 20 years you won't remember the score. What you will remember is the relationships you have built". See you on the court