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Track & Field
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Fahringer, Kovacs: They’re tops in this field ** District 11’s best throwers could contend for state gold. ** Boys Track Preview

Seniors Andy Fahringer of Whitehall and Joe Kovacs of Bethlehem Catholic headline the top returning boys track and field performers in District 11 this spring. Both are standout throwers. Fahringer is the defending PIAA Track and Field Class 3A discus champion. Fahringer, who’s…

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Basketball
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Gray, Pitt do little wrong, beat Wright ** The 7-0 senior center from Emmaus shines defensively in easy first-round win. ** NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

. Pittsburgh center Aaron Gray played strong on defense and relied on his teammates to carry the offensive load Thursday night at HSBC Arena. Smaller Wright State could not contend, falling behind by as many as 22 points in the second half and losing, 79-58 in an NCAA Tournament…

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Basketball
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Wright frame of mind ** Pitt’s Gray shakes off Big East finale, ready for Wright State. ** NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

Aaron Gray has his confidence back. Now, he’s hoping to prove that his shooting touch is also back when third-seeded Pittsburgh meets No. 14 Wright State in an NCAA West Regional first-round game tonight at HSBC Arena. He missed layups, hooks, and jump shots en route to a…

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Other
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Hoyas’ Hibbert handcuffs Gray in Big East title game ** The Emmaus grad, plagued by foul trouble, scores just three points, shooting 1-for-13 from the field.

Aaron Gray’s matchup against rival center Roy Hibbert in the Big East tournament championship game Saturday night at Madison Square Garden was lopsided. It wasn’t in Gray’s favor. The 7-0 Gray, Pittsburgh’s senior center and Emmaus High graduate, didn’t score his first field…

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Basketball
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Awful start dooms ‘Nova in Big East loss to Hoyas ** Wildcats miss their first nine shots, fall behind 26-2, fall to Georgetown.

Villanova’s chase for the Big East tournament title ended Thursday afternoon in Madison Square Garden. But memories from the ninth-seeded Wildcats’ 62-57 loss to top-seeded Georgetown in the quarterfinals will linger for a while. That’s because Villanova (22-9) went from missing…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Molinaro centering on positives ** Former Central Catholic star looking forward to doing big things next season at PSU

Times are not as tough as they may seem for Penn State sophomore Courtney Molinaro, a former Central Catholic basketball star. That’s because Molinaro is not discouraged by the meager 8.9 minutes per game she averages, fourth lowest on the team, or her 1 point per game scoring…

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Other
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DeSales still n it despite blowout

DeSales College has to move forward and forget its stinker Tuesday night in Madison, N.J. Losing 72-38 to FDU-Florham was bad — really bad — considering the Bulldogs were just 1-for-16 on 3-pointers and 15-for-56 overall from the field for 27 percent shooting. Also bad is that…

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Football
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Persa voted best in area, and state ** The Liberty senior QB is Morning Call big school, AP 4A player of year. ** The 2006 Morning Call Football Co-Players of the Year

Liberty senior quarterback Dan Persa got an early Christmas gift on Saturday. And it wasn’t gift-wrapped. But Persa, who recently capped off the best statistical season by a quarterback in school history, got the gift he’s coveted his entire career. He was named the Associated…

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Football
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Wilson’s gang of 11 brings down Jeannette’s Pryor ** Impressive 6-6 junior QB is outmatched by Warriors in second half.

One vs. 11 doesn’t work on the football field. Wilson’s defense proved that en route to winning the PIAA Class 2A Championship Saturday at Hersheypark Stadium. The Warriors did it by halting Jeannette quarterback Terrell Pryor’s one-man show in the second half. “We knew coming…

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