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Lehigh/Carbon/Monroe stars win ** With some sloppy play on both sides, they top Northampton stars. ** Scholastic Football

It was the type of game meant for playmakers to show off, either on offense or defense Thursday night in Nazareth. Then, maybe enjoy a Big Mac and french fries for a postgame meal with a milkshake or apple pie for dessert. It was, after all, the McDonald’s Lehigh Valley All-Star…

· Andre D. Williams

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It’s only June, but the juices are flowing ** All-Star game may not be as intense as a mid-season clash, but both teams want to win.

Don’t expect Easton coach Steve Shiffert to be all fired up for the McDonald’s Lehigh Valley All-Star Football Classic tonight at Nazareth High. The fund-raising game for the Ronald McDonald’s charities just won’t seem the seem as Easton playing against Parkland or Bethlehem…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Trojans’ Stern rises in stature ** The deceptive 5-8 sprinter had a great senior year. ** TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

So many times during his high school career, Parkland senior Steve Stern sensed that he was being stared down by opposing sprinters. He was probably right. At just 5-8 and without any bulging muscles, Stern just didn’t care what other sprinters thought because he was confident…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Allen’s Clay grabs long-awaited gold in hurdles ** Parkland’s Stern, Ryan of Easton, Becahi’s and Solehi’s relays set marks.

His speed picked up and his head bobbed as the lead to the finish line narrowed. The previous two years, Allen High senior Eugene Clay had been denied victory in the Class 3A 110-meter high hurdles in the District 11 Track and Field Championships, placing second as a junior and…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Eggleston races, Welsh leaps to district gold ** Speedy Eggleston helps make Becahi 3,200 relay a winner.

No more 800-meter runs for Bethlehem Catholic senior Jules Eggleston. Once was enough, so he hoped. “After I run one lap, my body shuts down,” Eggleston joked. “I’m not ready for two laps.” But it may be hard for Bethlehem Catholic coach Gary Mohylsky to grant Eggleston his…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Stern leads Parkland to title ** The sprinter wins a gold and silver and leads a relay to silver. ** LVC Boys Track

The only individual race Parkland senior Steve Stern didn’t finish first or second in was a 10-meter sprint — half-jog actually — against a bunch of kids just having fun Wednesday at J. Birney Crum Stadium. That Stern even had the energy to play around seemed amazing considering…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Becahi’s Carter is out to make an impression ** The senior sprinter wants to do better at states, get a scholarship. ** Boys Track

The Lehigh Valley’s fastest sprinter has entered the spring track and field season without a college scholarship offer. That could change for Bethlehem Catholic senior Brandon Carter after he competes in the Penn Relays, April 22-24 at the University of Pennsylvania’s Franklin…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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A Northeast Philly guy finds a home in Easton ** Sean Knitter could have been a Hawk. But he’s happy at Lafayette.

Sean Knitter’s mother calls often from Philadelphia to needle her son about the scholarship offer he did not accept from Saint Joseph’s four years ago. “How about Saint Joe’s?” Donna Knitter asks. “Yeah, I know,” Knitter says. Knitter, a junior center for Lafayette, would be a…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Locally, two big guys headed to Big East ** Freedom’s Ryan Ehrie (6-6, 297) and Northwestern’s Jake Figner (6-5, 290) sign letters of intent.

A meeting at the line of scrimmage between Freedom’s 6-6, 297-pound Ryan Ehrie and Northwestern’s 6-5, 290-pound Jake Figner might have been a grueling matchup, testing more than just the strength of both. It could not happen because Northwestern played in the Colonial League…

· Andre D. Williams

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