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A Terrier Story

Mike Maloni

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English
Strategic Book Publishing
16 March 2026
Welcome to BU basketball!

Stan Grimaldi is a freshman and backup point guard for the Boston University Terriers men's basketball team. Not only is he an athlete, but he's also an intern to Senator Marc Marcom.

Stan makes friends easily, especially with his new sophomore roommate, Anthony Silvioni from Miami, Florida. Instead of seeking a warm weather college, Anthony headed to cold country. Yet he has grown even closer to his family.

Another friend comes unexpectedly into Stan's life. Chris Martone is an engaging guy who is trying to overcome a diagnosis of mental illness.

Stan's mentor, senior starting point guard ""Preacher,"" aims to become a real preacher. Then there's the Big Bopper, the center and a wonderful teammate.

Other new friends are Choui Chin, the quiet small forward, and Kevin, the power forward and an aspiring novelist, who faces an uphill battle when personal tragedy strikes.

The Terriers have a huge fan base from the Boston neighborhood of ""Southie."" Henry Gomez, a sophomore and his family's first-generation college student, comes from Southie and is an integral part of the team.
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Imprint:   Strategic Book Publishing
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 31mm
Weight:   735g
ISBN:   9781634104067
ISBN 10:   1634104064
Pages:   558
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 13 to 18 years
Audience:   Young adult ,  Preschool (0-5)
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

A 1994 graduate of Boston University College of Communication, Mike Maloni has fought mental illness throughout the years, and his heart has never been far from his alma mater. The author lives in Wilbraham, Massachusetts, a suburb of Springfield. This story shows the pride he finds in both sides of the state. He is very optimistic about his future and for others in their battle against conditions they cannot see. This is his eighth novel. ""I believe that sports in general bring about very respectful rules and regulations that help young people grow up. Oh, yes! They are also fun!""

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