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Hurdlers point toward states

Liberty’s Stephen Lewis is lean and fast. Parkland’s Andre Williams is lean, fast and powerful. Both are outstanding senior hurdlers coming off top five finishes in the Class 3A 110-meter hurdles in the PIAA Track and Field Championships last year. Lewis was fourth in the 110 in…

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Lehigh men planning a return trip

No tears trickled, no heads hung. A daunting task for Lehigh Thursday night was over in Oklahoma City. Overmatched inside the paint and simply not as gifted as No. 1 Kansas, Lehigh failed in its attempt at history and succumbed like every other No. 16 seed in the history of the…

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Stars make it official **Parkland’s Williams, Wilson’s Smith, and Liberty’s Gonzalez, West lead bevy of local football players signing with colleges **NATIONAL SIGNING DAY

The decision of where they wanted to play college football had long been made by Parkland’s Andre Williams, The Morning Call’s player of the year, and star quarterbacks Anthony Gonzalez of Liberty and Tyler Smith of Wilson. But there’s still nothing like the day of unrestrained…

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DeSales looking to fit pieces together **Bulldogs lost two stars, but have the depth and balance to come back strong.

In 19 seasons, DeSales women’s basketball coach Fred Ricther has become so accustomed to developing star players that he doesn’t dwell over losing dynamic players. LeighAnn Burke, a two-time Freedom Conference player of the year, averaged a school-record 20.4 points per game…

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A lot on the line at Cottingham tonight **Easton hosts Liberty in game with huge implications. Parkland and Emmaus will also square off in an important game.

I t’s Easton vs. Liberty tonight at Cottingham Stadium in what could be the first of two meetings between the Lehigh Valley Conference powerhouses this season. They could meet again in come in the District 11-2-4 Class 4A subregional playoffs as they did in 2005 and 2006. Easton…

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Golden Hawks hold off Zephyrs’ rally **Bethlehem Catholic beats Whitehall 27-19 and gets set to play CCHS next week.

The fourth quarter was wild and entertaining, the kind of helter-skelter stuff that probably made first-year Bethlehem Catholic coach Mike Palos feel a lot older than 31 years old. Wait until next week when Bethlehem Catholic plays Central Catholic in the “Holy War” in…

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Hawks hope to soar higher next year **Lehigh looks ahead: Team has plenty of talent returning.

Repeating as Patriot League champs and making it back to the NCAA Tournament is now the primary focus of the Lehigh women. It didn’t take long after the Mountain Hawks’ 85-49 loss to Auburn in an Oklahoma City Region first-round game on Saturday for coach Sue Troyan, the Patriot…

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City Hawks coming to Lehigh **Benchmark game: Saint Joe’s coming to Bethlehem on Dec. 2. Great prep for league play.

Lehigh basketball fans, circle Dec. 2 on your calendar. Saint Joseph’s University and its colorful coach Phil Martelli will be visiting Stabler Arena in one of the Mountain Hawks’ biggest non-league home game in years. Fittingly, Saint Joe’s bus trip to Bethlehem comes during a…

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Freedom needs a signature win

In terms of taking steps forward, Freedom football coach Jason Roeder has no complaints. His teams did just that in each of his first three years, going from 2-8 to 5-5 to 9-3 and winning the Eastern Conference Class 4A title last season. Last season marked a school record for…

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Parkland back after shutting out Easton ** Getting defensive: Trojans wear down the Red Rovers on both sides of the ball in the 2nd half.

And now Parkland can take a breather. Its toughest three-game stretch to open a season is over and the Trojans capped it off with a dominating second-half performance in a 26-0 victory over rival Easton Friday night at Cottingham Stadium. Entering with an 0-2 record, following…

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TEAM-BY-TEAM CAPSULES

ALLEN Coach: Chris Kinane (first year) Last year: 0-10 (0-9, LVC) Impact players: QB Justin Quaye, sr.; QB Nick Rhodes, jr.; WR Matt Wingler, sr.; WR Nik Davis, sr.; WR/RB David Gibbs, sr.; WR Siddiq Shabazz, sr.; OL Lance Troxell, sr.; OL Eddy Torres, sr.; RB/LB Luciano…

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Moms dancing with stars ** Denise Greene and Pam Tillett share in the experience of their sons’ dreams of reaching the Big Dance.

Concerned and nervous, Pam Tillett sat still in the stands amongst raucous University of Maryland-Baltimore County fans Saturday afternoon at RAC Arena. Her son, UMBC senior guard Ray Barbosa from Allen High, was focused on the court, trying to help his teammates stave off a…

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Retrievers rely on “RayJay’ ** Lehigh Valley products Ray Barbosa and Jay Greene propel UMBC to conference title.

“RayJay” was speedy and dynamic, confident and fearless, the driving force behind the University of Maryland-Baltimore County clinching the America East regular season title Saturday night. “RayJay” is how UMBC coach Randy Monroe referred to Ray Barbosa and Jay Greene after the…

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Pius’ Williams catches on as all-stater

Pius X wide receiver Wade Williams got open to catch passes and score touchdowns with ease. “He’s real smooth on the football field, that’s for sure,” said his coach, Bob Goffredo. Williams caught 45 passes for 958 yards and 11 touchdowns this season, breaking the Royals’ school…

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Five from area named 4A all-state ** They are Parkland’s Jaleel Clark, Clint Miller, Easton’s Jarred Holley, Liberty’s Brendan Beal, and ESS’s Casey Smith.

Parkland junior wide receiver Jaleel Clark was unstoppable, gracefully and effortlessly racing downfield to make tough catches and score touchdowns. Easton senior Jarred Holley once again played the role of lockdown defensive back, Liberty senior Brendan Beal was a hard-hitting…

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Orlando helps Liberty prevail in close contest with Emmaus ** His interception deep in Liberty territory help hold off the Hornets.

Liberty made a whole lot of big plays Friday night. But only a few were on offense, which suited Hurricanes two-way senior standout Joey Orlando just fine. That’s because Orlando made as many big plays on defense as he did on offense in helping Liberty prevail 21-7 over Emmaus…

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Emmaus no easy foe for Liberty

Emmaus can forget about being overlooked by high-powered Liberty in their Lehigh Valley Conference matchup tonight at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium. That’s because one loss could be detrimental to the Hurricanes’ chances of earning the No. 1 seed and homefield advantage…

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Kovacs mines more PIAA gold ** The Becahi thrower wins the 3A discus — his second field title of the weekend.

Bethlehem Catholic senior Joe Kovcs relaxed himself, then blew past the Class 2A discus field to win his second gold medal of the PIAA Track and Field Championships Saturday at Shippensburg University. His winning throw traveled 179 feet, 11 inches, which was five inches shorter…

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Molinaro to transfer from Penn St. ** Central grad expects to announce new school within a week.

Courtney Molinaro has two more years left to play college basketball, but she won’t be playing them at Penn State. The former Central Catholic star center announced Thursday that she is transferring from the university. Molinaro, who won three PIAA Class 3A titles at Central…

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Bears find selves in zone in victory ** Kutztown’s late switch to zone defense sparks 74-69 win over ESU. ** College Basketball

Kutztown figured out a way to stop East Stroudsburg’s offense just in time to flip the script of a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference matchup that had been back-and-forth Wednesday night. Switching from a man-to-man to a zone defense, Kutztown limited East Stroudsburg to…

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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

COLLEGES ARMY 2-3 (Independent) Lost to Rice 48-14 Marcus Millen (Easton) Jr. DE, 6-1, 230. Did not play. Julius Meyers (Pennridge) Sr. LB, 6-2, 232. Played. Jake Walsh (Liberty) So. DT, 6-4, 259. Did not play. BYU 3-2, 1-0 (Mtn West) Beat TCU 31-17-0) Joe Semanoff (Lehighton)…

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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

COLLEGES ARMY 2-2 (Independent) Beat Baylor 27-20 Marcus Millen (Easton) Jr. DE, 6-1, 230. Did not play. Julius Meyers (Pennridge) Sr. LB, 6-2, 232. Played. Jake Walsh (Liberty) So. DT, 6-4, 259. Did not play. BRIGHAM YOUNG 2-2, 0-0 (Mountain West) Beat Utah State 38-0) Joe…

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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

COLLEGES ARMY 1-2 (Independent) Lost to Texas A&M; 28-24 Marcus Millen (Easton) Jr. DE, 6-1, 230. Did not play. Julius Meyers (Pennridge) Sr. LB, 6-2, 232. Played. Jake Walsh (Liberty) So. DT, 6-4, 259. Did not play. BRIGHAM YOUNG 1-2, 0-0 (Mountain West) Lost to Boston College…

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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

COLLEGES ARMY 1-1 (Independent) Beat Kent State 17-14 Marcus Millen (Easton) Jr. DE, 6-1, 230 Did not play. Julius Meyers (Pennridge) Sr. LB, 6-2, 232. Did not play. Jake Walsh (Liberty) So. DT, 6-4, 259. Did not play. BYU 1-1 (Mountain West) Beat Tulsa 49-14 Joe Semanoff…

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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

COLLEGES ARMY (Independent) Sept. 7 at Arkansas State Marcus Millen (Easton) Jr. DE, 6-1, 230. Last season: Did not play. Jake Walsh (Liberty) So. DT, 6-4, 259. Last season: Did not play. BRIGHAM YOUNG (Mountain West) Sept. 7 at Arizona Joe Semanoff (Lehighton) Jr. RB, 5-11,…

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Hurricanes, no question ** Liberty’s new cast picks up where last year’s left off. ** Game of the Week: Liberty 49, Central Catholic 14

The questions were so annoying. “The whole offseason people were asking me, how are we going to replace Charles [Irvin]?” said Liberty quarterback Dan Persa. “How are we going to replace Hoagie [linebacker Andres Morales] ? How are we going to replace all those seniors that we…

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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

COLLEGES ARMY (Independent) Sept. 7 at Arkansas State Marcus Millen (Easton) Jr. DE, 6-1, 230. Last season: Did not play. Jake Walsh (Liberty) So. DT, 6-4, 259. Last season: Did not play. BRIGHAM YOUNG (Mountain West) Sept. 7 at Arizona Joe Semanoff (Lehighton) Jr. RB, 5-11,…

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For some, McDonald’s Classic is a beginning ** Allen’s Keith Massey, Central’s Pete Geist are ready to turn the page.

New beginnings for Allen’s Keith Massey and Central Catholic’s Pete Geist start as soon as the McDonald’s Lehigh Valley All-Star Football Classic finishes tonight in Nazareth. Massey is headed to Kutztown University to play football while Geist is going to Penn State University…

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Lehigh men forfeit 13 games from ’04-05 ** NCAA ruling stems from use of Joe Knight when he was ineligible.

Life goes on for the Lehigh men’s basketball team, which found out on Friday that the Patriot League’s Council of Presidents has ruled that it will have to forfeit 13 games from the 2004-05 season for using guard Joe Knight, who was later ruled ineligible. Lehigh’s 2004-05…

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Barbosa transferring out of JMU ** Citing a distaste for losing, the Allen grad has received his release from James Madison and is reportedly looking at Lehigh and UMBC.

Ray Barbosa can’t take losing at James Madison University anymore. He’s done that for three basketball seasons, but there won’t be a fourth. The former Allen High standout received his official release papers on Friday from the Colonial Athletic Association member school. He…

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Big-time reunion for CCHS stars ** Former Vikettes Adamshick and Antolick are now facing off in Division I.

Syracuse center Sara Antolick recalled an awesome highlight from a high school matchup with Villanova forward Jackie Adamshick. It was in Antolick’s sophomore year at Bethlehem Catholic. Adamshick was a senior at Central Catholic, the school Antolick transferred to for her…

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Struggling Lehigh outclassed by Princeton, 64-54 ** Guard Kyle Neptune (19 points) is a lone bright spot for Hawks.

Lehigh stumbled in transition, fumbled passes in the lane and generally played too clumsily to end its 75-year drought against Princeton on Sunday afternoon. A 6-minute, 24-second scoreless stretch of the first half proved to be too much for the Mountain Hawks to overcome in a…

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Liberty runs away from Becahi ** Charles Irvin scores four touchdowns in a mercy-rule rout. ** GAME OF THE WEEK: LIBERTY 35, BETHLEHEM CATHOLIC 0

Alex Watty and Mike McClarin, two of Liberty’s grunts in the trenches, had fun plowing Bethlehem Catholic linemen Friday night. But they had even more fun watching tailback Charles Irvin turn their yeoman work into touchdowns in a Lehigh Valley Conference mismatch at Bethlehem…

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Haldeman Ford set to defend Classic crown ** Annual Mid-Summer Classic men’s tourney begins tonight. ** Summer Basketball

Haldeman Ford’s adult men’s basketball team is not expected to have a big advantage on the Roosevelt Park blacktop this weekend like it did last summer. That’s because Haldeman won’t have 7-foot center Aaron Gray to depend on as it tries to repeat as Adult Mid-Summer Basketball…

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Lehigh announces signing of a 7-0 basketball recruit ** Gourlay chooses the school over Illinois and Oklahoma State.

Lehigh coach Billy Taylor’s recruiting ability continues to be impressive. Otherwise, Lehigh would not be getting a 7-foot center who NCAA runner-up Illinois and powerhouse Oklahoma State were both recruiting. But John Gourlay, a 250-pound standout from Hot Springs Village,…

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Gray adjusting well to life in Pittsburgh ** He’s not a starter, but he has the backing of his teammates and he’s improving every day.

Chevon Troutman, a bruising 6-7, 240-pound University of Pittsburgh senior, has been convinced for a long time that his teammate, 7-0 Emmaus High graduate Aaron Gray, is more than just a big fella. Flying elbows and dunks by Gray in practice keep Troutman and other Panthers,…

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Lafayette holds off Lehigh in regular-season finale ** Loss hurts Hawks, who enter the league tourney as the No. 4 seed.

Lehigh did not die easy. And Lafayette refused to die on its own court. The Leopards had an 11-point lead with 1:48 remaining, which dwindled down to one, before settling for an 81-76 victory Saturday afternoon at Kirby Sports Center. Lafayette had lost its previous game by 19…

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Lehigh, Lafayette men meet tonight for 201st time ** Game is a matchup of Leopards’ offense vs. Mountain Hawks’ “D.’

Perhaps the person who makes up the Patriot League schedule overlooked the fact that Lehigh and Lafayette are two neighboring teams with a storied rivalry. Otherwise, the first league meeting between the two would not have been scheduled for 8 tonight at Stabler Arena while both…

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Lehigh looks for another banner season ** Solid nucleus returns from team that earned NCAA tourney berth ** Lehigh Basketball

Winning has created such enthusiasm at Lehigh that sophomore guard Kyle Neptune inadvertently slipped into a dream world when discussing this season’s goals. “We are just excited to start the season, try and repeat [as Patriot League Tournament champs] and go to the national…

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Hawks don’t mind being No. 2 in preseason ** Defending tourney champs are picked to finish behind Bucknell.

Defending Patriot League tournament champion Lehigh isn’t worried about preseason predictions. They’ve been wrong the last two seasons. So Lehigh coach Billy Taylor doesn’t consider it a snub that the Mountain Hawks have been picked by the league’s coaches and sports information…

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Northampton rides the running of Kline to victory ** He runs for 139 yards and five scores in a 35-14 win over Freedom.

Northampton didn’t use any trick plays. The Konkrete Kids just ran over Freedom. Northampton’s defense didn’t need to stunt or disguise its fronts or coverages. The K-Kids just mercilessly blitzed and bulled forward. It was a theme that has recently become familiar for Freedom,…

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A Northeast Philly guy finds a home in Easton ** Sean Knitter could have been a Hawk. But he’s happy at Lafayette.

Sean Knitter’s mother calls often from Philadelphia to needle her son about the scholarship offer he did not accept from Saint Joseph’s four years ago. “How about Saint Joe’s?” Donna Knitter asks. “Yeah, I know,” Knitter says. Knitter, a junior center for Lafayette, would be a…

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No. 1 UConn just one of the tests facing Lehigh’s men ** Hawks have several question marks, and a Dec. 2 exclamation point.

Lehigh’s basketball game on Dec. 2 isn’t highlighted or circled on the Mountain Hawks’ schedule. But the game against Connecticut, led by center and projected NBA lottery pick Emeka Okaforare, will mark the first time in school history that the Mountain Hawks have played the…

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Kutztown men want to push the rock

The green light that will allow players to race up and down the court and shoot at will, will be on just about every time the Kutztown University men’s basketball team takes to the hardwood this season. “We want to push the ball up and down the court, get the game into the 80s,”…

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Not bad for starters ** Notre Dame’s Unera is your typical Filipino honor student who wants to be a doctor and is just starting to play football.

Notre Dame of Green Pond junior Chris Unera busted through the line of scrimmage and mad thoughts rushed through his mind as he stared down the Palisades kicker and holder on an extra-point attempt during a recent Colonial League game. “I didn’t know if I should tackle the…

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Hinkle and Vikes look to snap streak vs. Becahi ** The seniors have yet to taste victory against their arch rivals.

One more chance. “This is my fourth year,” said Central Catholic High senior quarterback Josh Hinkle. “I’ve got to get one.” Just one victory over Bethlehem Catholic, the arch rival that has bombarded Central Catholic by a 126-31 margin in their last three meetings. Hinkle has…

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The son likes it hot ** Justin DeBerry learned the game from his father under the sizzling Tucson sun. Lafayette is cool with that.

About the only thing that kept Justin DeBerry from practicing in those scorching Tucson, Ariz., summers was a dust storm. Outside of that, the Lafayette College guard shot jumpers in his backyard for hours, unconcerned about heat stroke despite 100-degree temperatures. “You get…

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Life in the balance ** Austin Scott learned a big lesson in 2000. Now, he is working on becoming just as productive off the football field as on it.

Austin Scott seemed to learn more from playing hide-and-seek and tag as a youngster than most kids. That’s because he concentrated on being elusive and running fast. “I used to get away any way that I could,” said Scott. The Parkland High senior tailback has returned from a knee…

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Canaries, Huskies hit books before sleds ** Allen and Dieruff coaches are putting a great emphasis on their players’ studies.

Kevin Easterling was selected to play in the 1984 Big 33 Football Classic after rushing for nearly 1,200 yards his senior year at Dieruff, and he believes his son could have similar success at the Colonial League school he currently attends. But Easterling is worried that the…

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Baker’s decision bewilders Broncs ** A starter at Division I Rider, he has come home to attend ESU.

Rich Baker worked his whole life to become a Division I basketball player, and when the opportunity came, he earned a starting position in the backcourt of the Rider Broncs of the Metro Athletic Conference. But now Baker is again searching for the right college situation. Rider…

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Leopards’ recruiting class includes two 6-7 forwards from Europe ** Coach O’Hanlon begins filling several of Lafayette’s needs.

The search for new players to fill the void left by graduating seniors and transfers led Lafayette men’s basketball coach Fran O’Hanlon into the European talent pool. O’Hanlon found two 6-7 forwards who, he said, are athletic but need work. In other words, Miran Omanovic, a…

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Lehigh says goodbye to Heil ** The frosh, who will be attending Penn, is the 3rd basketball player to defect. In an unrelated matter, Lehigh has dropped Penn from its 2002-03 schedule.

Lehigh University’s rookie men’s basketball coach Billy Taylor has quickly found out how much of a demanding job it is to maintain cohesiveness in a Division I program. Taylor, 28, has also come to understand that there are some things that he just can not control. Like…

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New Lehigh basketball coach Taylor makes history ** The 28-year-old former Notre Dame player becomes the school’s first African-American head coach.

He’s 28 years old, personable, vigorous on the recruiting trails, and he’s the first African-American head coach at Lehigh University. He’s also married with a baby girl due in early June. Billy Taylor is also much more than that to University of North Carolina-Greensboro head…

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“Billy Mac’ is back in basketball ** Billy McCaffrey is now an assistant coach at St. Bonaventure.

Now the man with the baby face looks back at those snowy days in Whitehall when his dreams ran wild along with his older brother, NFL star Eddie McCaffrey of the Denver Broncos. But unlike “Easy Ed,” the now 29-year-old Billy McCaffrey, often thought about playing pro basketball…

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Stroudsburg’s Baker reached D-I the hard way ** It took two years of playing and studying at a junior college to get to Rider.

Maybe some of the “ballers’ from the ‘hood where Rich Baker grew up have succumbed to negative influences, and had their dreams of playing Division I basketball shattered. But not Baker. He continued to improve his slashing and shooting skills at Stroudsburg High en route to…

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Emmaus avenges 30 years of losing, beating Whitehall** Team play of the Green Hornets is enough to earn seventh win in eight games.

More truths will be told as the high school basketball season ages and teams mature and settle on an identity. Right now, Emmaus doesn’t appear to be one of those teams searching for anything. The Green Hornets know what they are about, and they have victories over Parkland,…

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Marakovits tries to make his mark at U. of Miami ** Sharpshooter out of Central Catholic is a freshman walk-on, but has already seen action in a pair of games for the “Canes.

One minute remained in a blowout win over Columbia at Miami Arena on Nov. 21 when Danny Marakovits was told to take off his University of Miami warmup suit and check into his first collegiate basketball game. What could he do in a minute? That really didn’t matter. He was going…

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