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Football
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BEHEMOTHS ABOUND THROUGHT THE CONFERENCE HUGE LINEMEN ARE PLENTIFUL, LED BY 6-FOOT-6, 260-POUND NEWSOME OF STROUDSBURG HIGH.

Eugene Newsome discovered his love of football by playing tackle football at a young age on gravel in Stroudsburg. “I had a lot of scrapes on my knees,” Newsome said. But he continued playing and enjoyed every crunching play. “I just love to hit,” Newsome said. “A lot of people…

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Swimming
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ANDREW MAHANEY PLACES 4TH IN TRIALS’ 200 BUTTERFLY THE EASTONIAN DOESN’T MAKE THE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM, BUT ‘I WAS PRETTY PUMPED,’ HE SAYS.

Andrew Mahaney was 50 meters away from the finish of the 200-meter butterfly, and the thought that flashed in his mind was, ‘I’m swimming the best race of my life.” Indeed, he did, and now the rewards are numerous for the 18-year-old swimming phenom from Easton. ‘If there is a…

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Football
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SOLT SPEEDS WAY TO INDY TRIALS

This summer has been full of hard work for Greg Solt, the 1997 Northampton High graduate who is entering his senior season on the North Carolina State University men’s swim team. No beach trips, little hanging out. Just swimming 2,000 meters a day inside the Wolfpack pool. ‘And…

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Football
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SIBLING REVELRY NOW THAT EASTON GRADS AARON AND ANDREW MAHANEY HAVE BOTH QUALIFIED FOR THE OLYMPIC TRIALS, THEIR RIVALRY IS SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE.

It was last August. The 200-meter butterfly race Aaron Mahaney of Easton had visualized himself swimming at Nationals at the University of Minnesota had just ended. The thrill of accomplishing a dream he had set for himself when he was 14 should have been there, especially since…

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Football
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FOR SOME, WINNING IS ROUTINE

Bob Stem, the highly successful head football coach at Bethlehem Catholic, has won 201 games in 26 seasons. Obviously, what Stem and his staff have done is working. The results, year-in and year-out prove it. Jim Morgans, the head coach of Central Catholic’s 1993 and 1998 state…

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Basketball
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MORE ISN’T ALWAYS BETTER

Palmerton High’s Jeff Dobias is the area’s best long distance runner, and he probably could have won the both the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs in Wednesday’s District 11 Class 2A Track and Field Championships in Pottsville. Dobias, a senior, decided to run just the 3,200,…

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Football
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PARKLAND, EMMAUS IN LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN * THE TROJANS HAVE MOVED ONTO THE MVC, ABANDONING THE GREEN HORNETS AND THE EPC.

Every year, Emmaus or Parkland — many times both teams — seem to have a swimmer that’s All-Water, that is someone able to swim many events extremely well. This high school swim season it’s Parkland junior Chris Johnson, a key member on the Trojans’ 200 and 400-yard relay’s that…

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