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Pius X can’t pass up chance to win

Pius X quarterback Cole Hildabrant has passed for 2,089 yards, and his favorite wideout, Wade Williams, has caught 53 passes for 883 yards and 16 touchdowns. Those are eye-popping statistics that have helped Hildabrant, a senior, and Williams, a junior, receive Division I…

· Andre D. Williams

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Aponavicius trying to keep both feet on the ground ** BC soph from Easton is flying south to take on Florida State Saturday.

College football has a Cinderella story that’s far more appealing than the ugliness that was the brawl between Miami and Florida International players last Saturday night. The story is the one about walk-on kicker Steve Aponavicius, the baby-faced Boston College sophomore who…

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Trojans throw Kids for a loss ** When Northampton stacks the line, Parkland goes to the air. ** Parkland 28, Northampton 0

Parkland didn’t trample another opponent behind its Big Red rushing machine. Instead, the Trojans relied on the arm of senior quarterback Marc Quilling to roll to a 28-0 Lehigh Valley Conference victory over Northampton Friday night at Al Erdosy Field. It was a case of whatever…

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Where’s the beef? Whitehall ** 300-pounders Recker, Schoenberger anchor a Zephyrs line tha tis the envy of coaches across the LVC ** 2006 Football Kickoff

Whitehall linemen Austin Recker and Eric Schoeneberger can eat, no doubt about it. But they’re quick to point out that they are not both six feet-plus and 300 pounds just because they throw down at every meal. Recker, a 6-4, 305-pound senior who’s receiving Division I-A interest…

· Andre D. Williams

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