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Track & Field
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Henninger, Hightower, Gillette sparkle **Seniors, from Whitehall, Easton and Parkland respectively, win gold.

Whitehall’s Doug Henninger won with strength and Easton’s David Hightower won with speed and crisp hurdling. Then, there was Parkland’s Matt Gillette, who used long strides and a solid finishing kick to anchor the Trojans to victory in the 3,200-meter relay before closing out…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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‘The most fun since high school’ **Settling the score … the tie score: P’Burg’s Tim Flynn having a ‘blast’ preparing for Replay game.

Editor’s note: Today is the final article in a weekly series of Q&As;, including video, with participants in Gatorade’s Easton-Phillipsburg Replay football game at 3 p.m. Sunday at Lafayette College’s Fisher Field. Gatorade required The Morning Call to submit questions to…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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An unlikely Valley showdown **Patriot League final: Lehigh, Lafayette women have taken different roads to title game.

It’s Brown and White against Maroon and White. It’s Bethlehem against Easton. For the first time since 1997, it’s Lehigh against Lafayette for the Patriot League women’s basketball tournament title at 6 tonight at Stabler Arena. It seemed like an unlikely showdown when the…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Lafayette and Lehigh facing a long road **Patriot games: Both teams have poor finishes and must go on the road to advance in tourney.

The men’s basketball teams at Lehigh and Lafayette both ended the regular season in a way coaches fret about and in a way players wish they could have back. Lehigh, considered a preseason Patriot League title contender, lost its final three games and lost six of its last eight…

· Andre D. Williams

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