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Five make first team **Freedom’s Webb, Parkland’s Williams, Liberty’s Gonzalez and West, ES-South’s Cason all-state selections **CLASS 4A ALL-STATE TEAM

Freedom senior Darrius Webb was one of the most exciting and effective running backs in the Lehigh Valley over the last two seasons. On Wednesday, Webb joined a cast of star players from around the state with his selection to the Pennsylvania sports writers’ Class 4A all-state…

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Locals stars out to win Big 33 game **Liberty’s Horvin Latimer and Devin Street, Freedom’s Jermel Lee to lead state against Ohio.

Freedom’s Jermel Lee rolled over, smacked the floor and said to Liberty’s Devin Street, “I’m going home.” Street had just remarked how Liberty beat Freedom twice last season, including 28-14 in the District 11 Class 4A final en route to winning the PIAA Class 4A Championship. “I…

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‘Canes finally reign in Hershey **Gonzalez runs, throws, defends as Liberty makes up for previous losses with win in overtime thriller.

Overtime belonged to Liberty. Junior two-way star Anthony Gonzalez made sure of it against Bethel Park in the PIAA Class 4A championship game Saturday night at Hersheypark Stadium. “Everybody wanted to win the first state title in school history,” Gonzalez said. “We were not…

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Opportunistic and lucky ** According to its coach, Bethel Park has been fortunate to get to 15-0. ** PIAA CLASS 4A CHAMPIONSHIP HERSHEYPARK STADIUM 7 TONIGHT

Bethel Park High has advanced to its first PIAA Class 4A football final, helped by fundamentally sound play and luck, according to its coach, Jeff Metheny. The Black Hawks, after all, are 15-0 and have won each of their last three playoff games by four points or less. “There are…

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