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Small-but-mighty Williams propels Easton to win ** The 5-7 guard scores 14 points, forces turnovers against Emmaus.

Brent Williams requested that he be listed on the Easton High roster as 5-11. He’s really just 5-71/2 lightweight, who made up for what he lacked in size in so many more important ways for Easton in a 50-45 overtime victory over Emmaus Tuesday night at 25th Street Gymnasium. “It…

· Andre D. Williams

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Hornets win by 3 points ** Guill, Gray lead Emmaus past Pocono Mtn. in D-11 semifinal. ** District 11 Basketball Playoffs

Some people may have thought the Emmaus Green Hornets were buried emotionally with that 1-6 record to start the season. Obviously, somebody forgot that 6-11 junior center Aaron Gray was out with a broken left ankle during that horrible beginning. But Gray was ever present on the…

· Andre D. Williams

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Emmaus beats emotions, Becahi to make EPC final* The Green Hornets dedicate the win to two classmates killed Saturday.

The black arm bands worn by the Emmaus High boys basketball team were a tribute to their former classmates and swim team members Tom Gray and Matt Kush, who were killed in an automobile accident early last Saturday morning. The game, an East Penn Conference tournament semifinal…

· Andre D. Williams

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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,…

· Andre D. Williams

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