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Newell, Barbosa let feats do talking ** Quiet Becahi senior excels on court, gridiron ** Morning Call Athletes of the Year

Kyle Newell has plowed and leaped over other athletes on the football field. He has rebounded, intimidated and dunked with ease on the hardwood. And he has been named to several all-star teams in his four years at Bethlehem Catholic. But Newell doesn’t consider himself any…

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Kushner to join Newell at N.C. State ** The two Becahi standouts sign letters of intent. Easton’s Goulbourne is West Virginia-bound. ** Ntional Letter of Intent Day

Bethlehem Catholic senior two-way tackle Matt Kushner appeared to be an unlikely Division I product before last season. He’d made just 12 tackles in two previous seasons. He had played mostly as an offensive lineman and pancake blocks are not listed on any stats sheets. But…

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Playoff spots tough to come by — just ask Emmaus ** With the inclusion of two other districts, a team has to be almost perfect to make it.

Emmaus could finish the season 9-1 and not make the PIAA Class 4A sub-regional playoffs. It’s not a joke. It’s just the harsh reality of the new playoff system, which has combined Districts 11, 2 and 4. Just four teams will qualify for the playoffs. Currently, Easton (6-0),…

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Bethlehem Catholic’s Bedics commits to N.C. State ** The lineman will join coach and Easton native Chuck Amato. ** Scholastic Football

Some interceptions alter games, but the first interception of Bethlehem Catholic defensive lineman John Bedics’ career did more than that. His 42-yard interception return for a touchdown in the third quarter against Parkland in last year’s season-opener increased his confidence…

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Liberty gets another shot at a big win vs. Becahi ** The Hurricanes haven’t beaten the Golden Hawks since ’84.

Opportunity to beat an elite team knocks for Liberty when the Hurricanes play Bethlehem Catholic at 7 tonight at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium. “It knocks too many times,” said Liberty coach Tim Moncman, which isn’t exactly a joke considering that the Hurricanes (3-2)…

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Rice leads Becahi past CCHS ** The senior running back gains 203 yards in the Golden Hawk win.

The atmosphere was not like old times between Bethlehem Catholic and Central Catholic, at least not the way former Central Catholic lineman and current Vikings assistant coach William Edwards proudly remembered. “We used to play in front of 18,000 fans,” he said during the week.…

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St. Joseph’s pounds Becahi 40-6 ** The Prep puts the game away with 27 unanswered points in the fourth quarter.

Bethlehem Catholic High’s national ranking in USA Today will be gone this week. The Golden Hawks’ chase for the District 11 and PIAA Class 4A titles will still continue. But the Golden Hawks’ offense needs to iron out several wrinkles and the ballyhooed defense needs to have its…

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Parkland and Becahi are right where they want to be ** They met in August and the game went into OT. Tonight, a title is on the line.

Following his sensational running show, which made Bethlehem Catholic’s defense appear to be frozen in place, Parkland tailback Austin Scott huddled his teammates and made a very bold prediction. “We will see them again,” Scott told his teammates. Many of those Parkland players…

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Red Rovers in the market for a win ** Thinking playoffs, Easton figures it can’t afford to lose. It faces 5-1 Liberty tonight.

The Easton Red Rovers are going on a shopping spree at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium for the second week in a row when they play the Liberty Hurricanes in a Lehigh Valley Conference matchup at 7 tonight. And the thing the Red Rovers (3-2, 3-1) will be looking for most…

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