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Koons anchors Central Catholic to eighth in 3,200 ** Her 2:12.8 leg helps the Vikettes beat previous best by 13.49 seconds.

Central Catholic High distance runner Frances Koons capped off two days of fantastic running in the Penn Relays Friday at Franklin Field. Koons, a senior, ran a 2:12.8 anchor-leg that helped the Vikettes place eighth in the High School Girls Championship of America 3,200-meter…

· 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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The final countdown begins ** Who’ll be left standing Monday? It’s spring, but it’s still “Jacket’ weather. ** 2004 NCAA Final Four ** (1) Duke vs (2) University of Connecticut, 8:47 p.m. CBS ** (2) Oklahoma State vs (3) Georgia Tech 6:07 p.m. CBS

Saint Joseph’s and Xavier of the Atlantic 10 were so close to the Final Four last Saturday, they could just about taste the sizzling fajitas of San Antonio. But both lost in regional finals, Saint Joe’s 64-62 to Oklahoma State in East Rutherford, N.J., and Xavier 66-63 to Duke…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Scagliotta’s an official rooter ** The NCAA referee will focus on his colleagues working the Final Four. ** NCAA Basketball

Home-grown official Frank Scagliotta will be sitting by his television this evening in his Slate Belt home watching the Final Four games, cheering more for the three guys wearing zebra shirts than for Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State, Duke or UConn. Scagliotta, 53, officiated 1996…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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The Hawks are circling ** Saint Joseph’s, which plays Oklahoma State tonight, is a win away from the Final Four.

Saint Joseph’s has the clippers in hand. Championship nets are close to being cut down. The Hawks need one more victory to win the East Rutherford Regional and advance to the Final Four in San Antonio. If the Hawks beat Oklahoma State in the regional final tonight, Philadelphia…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Skid has Leopards in precarious spot ** They need to beat American today to avoid a fourth-place finish. ** Lafayette

Lafayette College is in a must-win situation entering its regular-season finale at 3:15 today against American at Kirby Sports Center. In the last three games, all losses, the Leopards’ defensive and rebounding weaknesses have been exposed. “I saw them every day in practice,”…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Lafayette sinks further in Patriot ** The Leopard men lose to woeful Navy, 75-71, to fall into a third-place tie.

All that is apparently wrong with Lafayette College needs to get corrected soon. Otherwise, Lafayette won’t be playing too long into March. The Leopards’ weak rebounding, defensive lapses while trying to press and 1-for-13 shooting from leading scorer Justin DeBerry, were too…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Lehigh soars past Lafayette ** After nine ties, the Hawks pull away in the final minutes, winning in front of a record crowd at Stabler Arena.

The Lehigh students did not storm onto the Stabler Arena floor after the Mountain Hawks’ 78-73 win over Lafayette Sunday. So Lehigh senior guard Ra Tiah raced over, leaped over the railing and dove into a frenzied sea of Lehigh students wearing Lehigh T-shirts. “I told a couple…

· Andre D. Williams

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