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A grand finale for Holum ** He’s had an up-and-down career at Air Force, but with a berth in the NCAA tourney, he’s finishing in a blaze of glory. ** NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

Marc Holum has been able to forget about pain this week. Both the emotional and physical types. The former Saucon Valley High star is a backup senior center for Air Force, which plays Illinois in its fourth-ever NCAA Tournament game tonight in San Diego. “This was one of the…

Saucon Valley

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Lehigh battling history — both distant and recent ** Hawks are 0-4 against Holy Cross in rourneys, have struggled recently

Lehigh plans to start its engine early this afternoon and keep it running. But the Mountain Hawks (19-11) do not have history in their favor. They have not beaten Holy Cross (19-11) at the Hart Center since 1998. They are 0-4 against the Crusaders in Patriot League Tournament…

LehighKeith Simmons

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Freshman Boyle leads Muhlenberg into NCAA tourney ** She makes big plays late to help Mules win first CC title since 1998.

Lauren Boyle’s adrenaline was still running high, so much so that the Muhlenberg freshman was thinking about what big play she could make next. Within seconds of that thought, however, Boyle was swarmed by her teammates. “Sometimes you don’t know that the game is over, but…

Muhlenberg

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Football
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Dawkins and Jenkins: Educate to elevate ** Neither famous athlete went to college, but both say it’s important to others’ success.

Baseball Hall of Famer Fergie Jenkins, a former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher, and former Philadelphia 76ers center Darryl Dawkins both went straight from high school to their respective professional leagues. Neither got to experience college, something both men said Thursday…

EastonLiberty

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