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Embracing all that life has to offer ** One of Liberty football’s driving forces, verstile Andrew Lee exudes enthusiasm on and off the field. ** PIAA Class 4A Eastern Final – 1 p.m. – Saturday – J. Briney Crum Stadium

Andrew Lee is like a magnet when it comes to the spotlight. He loves being in it. Whether he’s playing football, doing the pole vault, or in a classroom at Liberty High, Lee is often the center of attention “You never see him without a smile on his face,” said Liberty football…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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P’burg’s Gaymon wins 400 hurdles in U.S.-best time ** His time of 52.44 beats a field heavy with Jamaicans in the rain.

Justin Gaymon refused to settle for a repeat performance of his 2004 showing in the 400-meter hurdles at the Penn Relays. Never mind the 9 a.m. starting time for the high school boys championship race, the wet track and the driving rain. All Gaymon, a Phillipsburg High senior,…

· Andre D. Williams

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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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Football
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Liberty’s pocketful of dynamite ** Brendan Van Ackeren is usually one of the smallest players on the field — and one of the toughest.

Though he’s just 6-0, 165 pounds, Liberty junior Brendan Van Ackeren is fearless on the football field. In fact, he seemed to go beyond the norm to prove it against the bruising Easton defense last Friday night. He loved it. So did his teammates, who have come to expect nothing…

· Andre D. Williams

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