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Austin’s powers are prolific ** Parkland’s Austin Scott is about to wrap up a season for the ages. ** PIAA Class 4A Football Championship

There are many ways to score touchdowns. Long runs, short runs. Long pass receptions, short pass receptions. Punt returns. Kickoff returns. Defensively. Parkland’s Austin Scott has explored most of these options during his memorable and historic season. And he’s not done, yet.…

· Andre D. Williams

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Wolverines, as usual, loaded with talent ** Ranked No. 3 in the country by USA Today, Woodland Hills boasts three huge linemen and a stud D-back.

The Woodland Hills High football team has three 300-plus-pound starting offensive linemen and a safety in Ryan Mundy, who is being recruited by Pittsburgh, Penn State, Michigan, Virginia and Notre Dame. In essence, it’s the type of talent pool that veteran Wolverines coach…

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Trojan linemen are a pushy bunch

They are not called “hogs” or “beef brothers” or the “the plow crew.” Nothing intimidating. Instead, Parkland’s offensive linemen go by the nickname, “Merculators”, which sounds more suited for a dance studio than for the trenches on a football field. But they are called that…

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Life in the balance ** Austin Scott learned a big lesson in 2000. Now, he is working on becoming just as productive off the football field as on it.

Austin Scott seemed to learn more from playing hide-and-seek and tag as a youngster than most kids. That’s because he concentrated on being elusive and running fast. “I used to get away any way that I could,” said Scott. The Parkland High senior tailback has returned from a knee…

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Red Rovers in the market for a win ** Thinking playoffs, Easton figures it can’t afford to lose. It faces 5-1 Liberty tonight.

The Easton Red Rovers are going on a shopping spree at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium for the second week in a row when they play the Liberty Hurricanes in a Lehigh Valley Conference matchup at 7 tonight. And the thing the Red Rovers (3-2, 3-1) will be looking for most…

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Liberty intercepts with seconds left to stymie Dieruff ** Jeremy Kittek’s pickoff stops a Huskies rally from 12 points down.

The Liberty defense was being attacked by air and surrendered a first down to Dieruff on fourth-and-11 with less than two minutes to go at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium. Pop, pop, another first down for Dieruff. But junior defensive back Jeremy Kittek intercepted…

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Liberty vs. Allen is a clash of unbeatens ** Each has rolled to a 3-0 start. Liberty is looking to ground Allen’s air attack.

The Liberty Hurricanes know they’re not facing a cupcake in the Allen Canaries, who visit Liberty for a Lehigh Valley Conference game tonight at 7. But the Hurricanes aren’t buckling at the knees. They want to prove their mettle against a good team. “As long as everybody plays…

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Hot Hands ** His father’s hands-on approach seems to have paid off for Dieruff receiver Joel Rupp Jr., who has been on fire this year.

The mind games started as early as 4 a.m. when Dieruff wide receiver Joel Rupp’s father had him running 40-yard sprints. “I tell him you have got to be ready to run whenever the coaches ask you,” said Rupp Sr. The mind games also extended from 20 feet away when Rupp’s father…

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Can Golden Hawks soar over new LVC? ** Becahi could be the cream of the 12-team league. But watch for Parkland, Freedom.

The swagger is still there, though the players who figure to be leading the Bethlehem Catholic charge are different. The speed is also there, maybe more so than in the past. Look out for a junior named Brandon Carter. There is a new team leader, senior quarterback Adam Bednarik,…

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Baker’s decision bewilders Broncs ** A starter at Division I Rider, he has come home to attend ESU.

Rich Baker worked his whole life to become a Division I basketball player, and when the opportunity came, he earned a starting position in the backcourt of the Rider Broncs of the Metro Athletic Conference. But now Baker is again searching for the right college situation. Rider…

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Leopards’ recruiting class includes two 6-7 forwards from Europe ** Coach O’Hanlon begins filling several of Lafayette’s needs.

The search for new players to fill the void left by graduating seniors and transfers led Lafayette men’s basketball coach Fran O’Hanlon into the European talent pool. O’Hanlon found two 6-7 forwards who, he said, are athletic but need work. In other words, Miran Omanovic, a…

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