Joshua Bostick This is Me

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1. 1. Ourbombers.com: Article

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   Published on: 5/13/2003   Last Visited: 1/9/2004

   JOSHUA BOSTICK BECOMES A BLUE BOMBER Ourbombers.com: Article
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   JOSHUA BOSTICK BECOMES A BLUE BOMBER SOURCE: Press Release
   
   May 13, 2003 - Kent State wide receiver joins the Big Blue.
   
   WINNIPEG, MB - Joshua Bostick - a college wide receiver with size, speed and good hands - is the latest acquisition of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
   
   The Blue Bombers signed the product out of Kent State University today. Bostick (6-2, 197, Kent State '02, DOB: July 23, 1980 in Jeannette, PA) comes to the Big Blue with the hopes of cracking the CFL's top receiving corps.
   
   THE COLLEGE YEARS - KENT STATE GOLDEN FLASHES
   
   Bostick was a leader on and off the field for the Golden Flashes during his four years at the school. A captain in his final year at Kent State, Bostick won the Laing Kennedy Award as the team's Most Inspirational Player. That marked the second-straight season he won the honor.
   
   Bostick, a human movement major, showed major moves during his four years of football.
   
   As a senior in 2002, he appeared in eight games and made 16 catches for 236 yards (14.8-yard average) and one touchdown. As a junior, he placed 3rd on the squad in receiving with 21 receptions for 214 yards. His highlights that year included a 44-yard touchdown reception against Bucknell.
   
   Bostick missed the 2000 season with a knee injury. He made 19 catches for 238 yards as a sophomore in 1999 and another seven receptions for 71 yards as a freshman in 1998.
   
   Bostick also competed for Kent State in track-and-field, finishing 7th in the long jump at the 2003 Mid-American Conference Indoor Championships.
   
   THE HIGH-SCHOOL YEARS - WEST MIFFLIN HIGH SCHOOL
   
   Bostick was a prep school phenom at West Mifflin Area High School in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. He was a two-time All-Conference First-Team All-Star and an All-District First-Team All-Star as a senior.
   
   Street & Smith Magazine named Bostick to its Pre-Season All-American squad in 1997. He was an Associated Press Third-Team All-State performer as a senior. He earned a spot on Pennsylvania's Top Blue Chips Report.
   
   His school's Most Valuable Player in his final high-school season, Bostick played in the prestigious Pennsylvania Big-33 Game and the Foothill Classic All-Star Game - both contests for graduating all-stars.
   
   He was a two-time member of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Fabulous 22 and First-Team Big-8 All-Conference sides. He was also a two-time Daily News First-Team All-District selection.
   
   Bostick played basketball at West Mifflin, earning two selections to the All-Conference and All-District First-Teams. As he had in football, Bostick was his basketball team's Most Valuable Player.
   
   He also competed in track in high school, taking home Most Valuable Player nods at the 1996 Fort Pitt Invitational and the 1996 Big-8 Conference Championship.
   
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2. 2. CBC Sports: CFL teams make final roster cuts

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   Published on: 6/15/2003   Last Visited: 6/15/2003

   The Bombers also cut defensive end Roylin Bradley, wide receiver Joshua Bostick, running-back Joe Gunn, offensive tackle Todd Krenbrink, linebacker Adam MacDonald, fullback Michael Shaver, and defensive back Alex Wallace.

3. 3. digital stater | stories

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   Published on: 10/4/2002   Last Visited: 10/4/2002

   (b)INJURY UPDATE(b)--The following players will not play Saturday versus Marshall: strong safety Jacon Avery (sprained ankle), wide receiver Josh Bostick (broken foot) and defensive lineman John Nurczyk (sprained shoulder).