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Taming the Big Ten tigers **Led by a fiery competitor in Battle and a strong senior leader in Cornley, the Nittany Lions eye national respect.

Penn State men’s basketball is on the verge of moving into the Associated Press Top 25 poll and earning an NCAA Tournament bid for the first time since the 2000-01 season. All good, of course, as far as Penn State alum and current head coach Ed DeChellis is concerned. But…

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Gonzalez, Moncman best in Pa. **Sweet ‘Canes: Liberty duo named 4A player and coach of the year. Brown, Mateo and Clark also named first-team.

A week after Liberty High coach Tim Moncman and his star player Anthony Gonzalez shared tears, hugs and the glory of winning the school’s first state football title, the dynamic duo made a sweep of the Associated Press’ All-State Class 4A top honors. Moncman, who has managed the…

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Worthy of praise **Liberty’s Anthony Gonzalez is a winner whether on the field or watching over his two younger siblings.

For Liberty High fans, it was Anthony Gonzalez, the Hurricanes’ two-way star, who took over the PIAA Class 4A championship game against Bethel Park in overtime last Saturday in Hershey. For his mother, Nancy Mojica, it was just her baby boy finding a way to lead his team to a…

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‘Canes finally reign in Hershey **Gonzalez runs, throws, defends as Liberty makes up for previous losses with win in overtime thriller.

Overtime belonged to Liberty. Junior two-way star Anthony Gonzalez made sure of it against Bethel Park in the PIAA Class 4A championship game Saturday night at Hersheypark Stadium. “Everybody wanted to win the first state title in school history,” Gonzalez said. “We were not…

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Opportunistic and lucky ** According to its coach, Bethel Park has been fortunate to get to 15-0. ** PIAA CLASS 4A CHAMPIONSHIP HERSHEYPARK STADIUM 7 TONIGHT

Bethel Park High has advanced to its first PIAA Class 4A football final, helped by fundamentally sound play and luck, according to its coach, Jeff Metheny. The Black Hawks, after all, are 15-0 and have won each of their last three playoff games by four points or less. “There are…

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Closing chapter for Pujols **Liberty senior loves to read — and make an impact on the field.

Some players listen to iPods or Walkmans before games. Liberty senior defensive tackle Al Pujols gets his peace of mind by reading a book. “I read as much as I can and sometimes I read on the bus,” Pujols said. “Sometimes I do it at home, but once I get home I’m usually tired.”…

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Hurricanes ready for more trench warfare **Liberty’s offensive linemen to face formidable task vs. George Washington’s defensive counterparts.

Liberty has dominated 50 out of 52 quarters it has played this season. The only two quarters it has not owned was in the first half against North Penn. Blocking assignments were missed and it caused the high-powered Hurricanes to stay out of sync and trail 20-0 at halftime. Levi…

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Running for a title **Liberty and Freedom, with standout rushing attacks, are playing for highest stakes in series history.

Senior running backs Brandon Brader of Liberty and Eddie Mateo of Freedom have been rivals since middle school. They’ve also been good friends and admired each other’s feats. But it wasn’t until last week when one of them decided to nickname the other. “He’s Superman,” Mateo…

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