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Football
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Fay’s secret leaking out during all-star workouts ** All business on the field, he’s got a funy side only his PHS teammates had seen.

Before this week, only Parkland teammates of the Trojans’ dominating offensive lineman Michael Fay had seen his humorous side. That’s because Fay, a Morning Call All Area first team pick and second-team Associated Press Class 4A selection, doesn’t play around when he’s…

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Football
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They have no team, but each has a medal ** Pius X’s Woodruff and Moravian’s Binford-Walsh ran unattached all season.

Pius X’s Eric Woodruff and Moravian Academy’s Trent Binford-Walsh took unusual paths en route to winning medals at the PIAA Track and Field Championships Saturday in Shippensburg. And it was a coach from the school neither attended who helped them achieve their goals. Woodruff…

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Track & Field
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Kovacs mines more PIAA gold ** The Becahi thrower wins the 3A discus — his second field title of the weekend.

Bethlehem Catholic senior Joe Kovcs relaxed himself, then blew past the Class 2A discus field to win his second gold medal of the PIAA Track and Field Championships Saturday at Shippensburg University. His winning throw traveled 179 feet, 11 inches, which was five inches shorter…

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Basketball
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Boyle burns brightest late, brings Mules a victory ** She scores 11 of her 29 in final 7 minutes of 68-65 win over Moravian.

There is no alarm clock that rings in a player’s ear, setting off a reaction that leads to more upbeat play, more points, and essentially the type of charge that leads a team to victory. But something inside clicks, like it did for Muhlenberg guard Lauren Boyle Thursday night as…

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