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Rovers’ opponent wants respect — for itself, Philly ** GW hasn’t been taken as seriously as its 12-0 record might warrant.

PIAA playoff rookie George Washington can’t wait to play Easton in the Class 4A Eastern semifinals at 7 tonight at Northeast High’s Charles Martin Stadium in Philadelphia. But the Eagles (12-0) aren’t talking smack because they’re just happy to be in the chase for what would be…

· Andre D. Williams

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Parkland can’t stop Cumberland Valley in 2nd half ** The Trojans build a 35-14 lead before losing 41-38 in overtime to the Eagles.

Parkland discovered that it has four pretty good running backs with speed, nifty cutting ability and power. But the Trojans also found out that they have a defense that needs work after blowing a 20-point first-half lead and losing 41-38 in overtime to Cumberland Valley in their…

· Andre D. Williams

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Easton tops unbeaten Cumberland Valley, 34-20 ** The running back duo of Piperata and Goulbourne thwarts the Eagles by combining for 337 yards and five TDs. ** PIAA FOOTBALL QUARTERFINALS

Easton High was undersized at the line of scrimmage, but was mightier than Cumberland Valley everywhere else in the PIAA Class 4A football quarterfinal playoff game Friday night at HersheyPark Stadium. The Red Rovers’ might came from senior Brad Piperata and junior Ovid…

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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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Pinchek living his dream ** The tough-as-nails Parkland star will be heading to Penn State as a walk-on, but he has one game left at home.

He was in the middle of a game with Emmaus High when his helmet clamped down awkwardly, resulting in a nasty gash on his face. “It was painful,” said Parkland High senior Nick Pinchek. But Pinchek finished the game and continued to play through the discomfort of the gash until…

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Hopkins is fighting to stay on top of the world ** He’s seen “the bottom’ — prison — and likes his current view better.

Undisputed middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins has been to a place he called the “bottom of the world.” Listen up. It’s a place Hopkins said he is not willing to be exiled back to, not by Frenchman Mourade Hakkar, whom he’ll defend his WBA, WBC and IBF titles against Saturday…

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American U. makes quick work of Leopards ** Lafayette, playing its second game in as many nights, loses 74-55 in a Patriot semifinal.

The game moved faster than Lafayette College probably would have liked Sunday night. So did American. As a result, Lafayette coach Fran O’Hanlon doesn’t have to worry about trying to get any more miles out of his players. American saw to that, using its speed on both ends of the…

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