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Basketball
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They follow their hearts to wear D-1 uniforms** Walk-ons Marakovits, Szalachowski wanted to experience big-time hoops.

Allentown Central Catholic graduate Danny Marakovits and Parkland High product Brad Szalachowski turned cheek on what other people thought and used hearts that are actually larger than their abilities to make the rosters of Division I teams as walk-ons. Right now, Marakovits, a…

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Football
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Easton stomps Parkland to stay perfect ** The Red Rovers start slowly but dominate the second half. They’ll meet again next week.

Having been blanketed, had its rushing game stymied, and even been socked around a little bit, Easton regrouped at halftime and stomped Parkland on both sides of the ball in the second half Friday night. It was nothing new because Easton has made a habit of wrecking opponents in…

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Basketball
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Hinds, Showers receiving early lessons ** It hasn’t been easy for the Drexel frosh. And Hinds has been sidelined by a high ankle sprain.

Danny Hinds, the 2000-01 Morning Call Player of the Year in boys basketball, lasted one day in practice at Drexel University last weekend. Now, he’s on the Dragons’ disabled list. But his new coach, James “Bruiser” Flint, told him he must make a fast recovery, even though the…

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Football
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Flowers has blossomed as quarterback for Bears ** When Josh Warren was injured, the redshirt freshman stepped right in.

The major topic of discussion when Kutztown redshirt freshman Rob Flowers gets together with his cousins during the holidays is football. They have so much to share since most of them play or have played college football in the past. Most of them, though, didn’t have to play…

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Football
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Big plays help Zephyrs topple Trojans ** A sack and punt return for a TD help Whitehall win, 16-7; snaps 4-game skid vs. Parkland.

More than just one game was on the line Friday night before a Homecoming crowd of 7,600 at Parkland High’s football stadium. Both Parkland and Whitehall needed to win in order to remain tied with Easton for first-place in the Mountain Conference Valley Division and extend…

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Football
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Easton scores early and often vs. Freedom ** Red Rovers put the Patriots through 37 plays of misery in an MVC Valley Division shutout.

The Easton Red Rovers have turned Friday night football games into hammer time. They bring it all, suffocating opponents with a quick-pursuing defense and rolling up points behind an offense that clicks running and passing. Good opponent or mediocre, it hasn’t mattered. The…

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Combat Sports
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Vikings fight way past Mount Carmel ** CCHS overcomes itself and Tornadoes on a TD pass by Csencsitz to Sipics.

Central Catholic entered homecoming Saturday with a 1-3 record and riding on the District 11 playoff bubble. One more loss would have put the Vikings in serious jeopardy of not qualifying for the playoffs. Opponents of CCHS may be in a rush for that to happen, but the Vikings’…

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Football
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Pinchek enjoys spot as a leader ** He has taken over as the lead running back for Parkland with the injury to star Austin Scott.

“Go, Nick, go.” That’s a cheer Parkland junior Nick Pinchek has waited two years to hear more regularly than just a few times a game when he would be given token handoffs. No, the game plan has changed at Parkland. Pinchek is now a key part of the game plan, the running back on…

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Football
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His comeback idled, Scott seeks better news on his knee ** Parkland star was cleared to play after surgery, but a new MRI finds problems.

Austin Scott waits and wonders, hoping that he will play high school football for Parkland again this season. One doctor says no. Another will give his opinion on Monday. Tonight, however, Scott will sit and watch. His nerves may be unsettled when the Trojans play host to Pocono…

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Track & Field
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Her confidence bounds with her abilities ** Eighth-grader Brianna Broyles of Allentown is a dashing 5-footer who is on the fast track to success as a runner.

The atmosphere at Madison Square Garden can be overwhelming for any first-time visitor. You might expect it to be especially so for a 10-year-old from Allentown who has never competed outside Pennsylvania. But to Brianna Broyles, an eighth grader at St. Francis of Assisi School…

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Football
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High School Football: Opening Night — Let’s get it on! ** New-look Trojans are out to prove that they are the area’s elite for 2001.

“Beca, Beca, Beca.” The words have become so draining that it’s gotten to the point where all the Parkland players want to do is … well, let them speak for themselves. “I think we may try and strike fear into them right away, show them that we’re coming out to play and that we…

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Football
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No flash, just lots of yards from Castiglioni ** The ESU running back got his school-record rushing record the old fashioned way.

Looking for flash? Don’t look East Stroudsburg University tailback Andre Castiglioni’s way. Just isn’t his style. But obviously he did a whole lot right last season, rushing for a school single-season record 1,160 yards on 220 carries — another new mark — with five touchdowns.…

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Football
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Pressure seems to be on Parkland, Melosky ** There’s high expectations for Trojans, despite a new coach and the loss of QB Lane to basketball.

New Parkland head football coach Rob Melosky turned to the immaculate building over the hills from the practice field 13 days ago, raised his arms and the enthusiasm in his voice rose. He has the job, the facilities, the program that the other Mountain Valley Conference teams…

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