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Barbosa transferring out of JMU ** Citing a distaste for losing, the Allen grad has received his release from James Madison and is reportedly looking at Lehigh and UMBC.

Ray Barbosa can’t take losing at James Madison University anymore. He’s done that for three basketball seasons, but there won’t be a fourth. The former Allen High standout received his official release papers on Friday from the Colonial Athletic Association member school. He…

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Big-time reunion for CCHS stars ** Former Vikettes Adamshick and Antolick are now facing off in Division I.

Syracuse center Sara Antolick recalled an awesome highlight from a high school matchup with Villanova forward Jackie Adamshick. It was in Antolick’s sophomore year at Bethlehem Catholic. Adamshick was a senior at Central Catholic, the school Antolick transferred to for her…

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Struggling Lehigh outclassed by Princeton, 64-54 ** Guard Kyle Neptune (19 points) is a lone bright spot for Hawks.

Lehigh stumbled in transition, fumbled passes in the lane and generally played too clumsily to end its 75-year drought against Princeton on Sunday afternoon. A 6-minute, 24-second scoreless stretch of the first half proved to be too much for the Mountain Hawks to overcome in a…

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Liberty runs away from Becahi ** Charles Irvin scores four touchdowns in a mercy-rule rout. ** GAME OF THE WEEK: LIBERTY 35, BETHLEHEM CATHOLIC 0

Alex Watty and Mike McClarin, two of Liberty’s grunts in the trenches, had fun plowing Bethlehem Catholic linemen Friday night. But they had even more fun watching tailback Charles Irvin turn their yeoman work into touchdowns in a Lehigh Valley Conference mismatch at Bethlehem…

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Haldeman Ford set to defend Classic crown ** Annual Mid-Summer Classic men’s tourney begins tonight. ** Summer Basketball

Haldeman Ford’s adult men’s basketball team is not expected to have a big advantage on the Roosevelt Park blacktop this weekend like it did last summer. That’s because Haldeman won’t have 7-foot center Aaron Gray to depend on as it tries to repeat as Adult Mid-Summer Basketball…

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Lehigh announces signing of a 7-0 basketball recruit ** Gourlay chooses the school over Illinois and Oklahoma State.

Lehigh coach Billy Taylor’s recruiting ability continues to be impressive. Otherwise, Lehigh would not be getting a 7-foot center who NCAA runner-up Illinois and powerhouse Oklahoma State were both recruiting. But John Gourlay, a 250-pound standout from Hot Springs Village,…

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Gray adjusting well to life in Pittsburgh ** He’s not a starter, but he has the backing of his teammates and he’s improving every day.

Chevon Troutman, a bruising 6-7, 240-pound University of Pittsburgh senior, has been convinced for a long time that his teammate, 7-0 Emmaus High graduate Aaron Gray, is more than just a big fella. Flying elbows and dunks by Gray in practice keep Troutman and other Panthers,…

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Lafayette holds off Lehigh in regular-season finale ** Loss hurts Hawks, who enter the league tourney as the No. 4 seed.

Lehigh did not die easy. And Lafayette refused to die on its own court. The Leopards had an 11-point lead with 1:48 remaining, which dwindled down to one, before settling for an 81-76 victory Saturday afternoon at Kirby Sports Center. Lafayette had lost its previous game by 19…

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