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Football
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Wit and wisdom at Liberty ** ‘Canes’ distinguished staff combines heavy dedication with a decidedly light touch. ** PIAA 4A Title Game: Liberty vs. McKeesport – 7 p.m., Saturday, Hersheypark Stadium

They made jokes, lots of them. They will do so again tonight, and maybe even on Saturday before making the first-ever trip to Hershey for a Bethlehem Area School District team to play for a PIAA football championship. Pressure, you see, is easier to deal with when you share…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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With all starters back, Bucknell the favorite ** Lehigh is picked to finish third, Lafayette seventh. ** Patriot League

Junior guard Jose Olivero didn’t hesitate when he was asked to be Lehigh’s student-athlete representative at the Patriot League’s media day Thursday at the College Sports Television Network, located at Chelsea’s Pier. That’s because the event was in the Big Apple, the one city…

· Andre D. Williams

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Combat Sports
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Holmes enjoys reliving the glory ** The former heavyweight champ, and Easton native, thinks his segment of TV’s ‘Beyond the Glory’ is a knockout.

Larry Holmes has finally put his guard down. One reason is because he now knows how well thought of he is by longtime boxing commentators Jim Lampley and Larry Merchant. And he now knows how one of the men he once bloodied en route to a 13th-round technical knockout in a…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Barona making most of his chance ** CCHS grad and former Kutztown star is happy to be playing at home.

Most minor league basketball players pray for an invitation to an NBA training camp. Allentown’s Sammy Barona just hoped for an opportunity to play for the Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs of the United States Basketball League. He’s finally on the roster and more excited than ever…

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Track & Field
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Area’s best ready for Relays ** Many local track and field athletes will be on stage at Penn Relays. ** Penn Relays

Southern Lehigh seniors Justin Babich and Mike Snowden will try to lead the Spartans to another memorable Penn Relays finish at Franklin Field. Meanwhile, two first-time participants, distance runners Sam Luff of Emmaus and Tyler McCandless of Northampton, will try to achieve…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Taylor enjoys living in the Valley ** The hoop coach, under contract through 2006, likes building at Lehigh. ** Lehigh

Billy Taylor insists that he was not interested in the no-longer-available UNC-Greensboro job and that he’s not going to pursue any other vacancy. He’s excited about building for his fourth season, one that figures to be his most challenging as the Mountain Hawks try to rebound…

· Andre D. Williams

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Baseball
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Troyan and DePalo honored ** Lehigh coach is named the Patriot League’s best; the senior is Lehigh’s first-ever player of the year.

Lehigh coach Sue Troyan has finally earned the Patriot League Coach of the Year award that her star senior Jessica DePalo thought Troyan deserved four years ago. DePalo’s league-best 18.0 points per game, to go with her 5.4 rebounds and 47.9 percent field-goal shooting and…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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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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