VHeadline Venezuela News reports: VHeadline Venezuela NewsHour anchorman John Manuel Sanchez is back on international radio today (Thursday) after several months absence from the airwaves.Presenting the all-Venezuela talk-show five-days-a-week on The American Voice Radio Network (AVRN), Sanchez -- from San Cristobal in Venezuela -- is perhaps better known to New Yorkers as the associate head coach of Lehman College NYC basketball ... now into his third year at Lehman his resume includes coaching stops at rival John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Hostos Community College.
During his first tenure at Lehman, Sanchez was responsible for the recruitment of the 2002 CUNYAC 'Rookie of the Year' Luis Chavez, two 1,000 points scorers, and several all-conference players ... he also helped the Lighting earn two postseason berths in 2000 and 2003 in the midst of winning the Hudson Valley Men's Athletic Conference Basketball Championships.
A 1995 graduate of Newtown High School in the Elmhurst section of Queens where he was a two-sport letter winner, Sanchez resides in the Woodside section of Queens, New York City. A 1999 graduate of Metropolitan Seminary in Chicago, Illinois, John Sanchez had served as special assistant to the athletic director at Hostos Community College where he played a major roll in the establishment of the athletic department and served as assistant men's basketball coach and interim head baseball coach 2003-2004.
In addition to his duties on the hardwood, Sanchez is the director of player development for True Dreams Sports Agency -- representing professional basketball and baseball players in the United States and overseas. He is also editor of the Spanish-language 'Chamo Times' based in New York but also sold in Florida and elsewhere throughout the United States. John is senior sports correspondent for VHeadline Venezuela http://vheadlinevenezuelanews.blogspot.com and more recently anchor the daily radio program "VHeadline Venezuela Newshour," a social-political news/discussion program on the American Voice Radio Network.
John Sanchez also sits on the board of the Barrio Alternative Media Group, LLC, and is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and is well-known throughout the New York Tri-State area and Latin America having received the Pro-Am Sports "Coach of the Year" award (honoring Latinos in sport).
Most recently, he has joined the Board of Directors of the Chico Carrasquel Foundation, a non-profit organization in honor of the great Venezuelan shortstop who had a stellar playing career for the Chicago White Sox of Major League Baseball. During the summer months, Sanchez sponsors a week-long basketball camp in his native hometown under the flagship of the Chico Carrasquel Foundation where, in addition to teaching the game of basketball, he distributes school supplies and athletic gear to over 150 young Venezuelans.
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