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Breisch’s best brings home a gold medal ** Quakertown senior wins 1,600 in 4:13; Scott leads Trojans in relay. ** Class 3A Boys

Quakertown High senior distance runner Adam Breisch crossed the finish line in the PIAA Track and Field Championships’ Class 3A 1,600-meter final with his arms raised and his mind running faster than his track shoes Saturday at Seth Grove Stadium. Though Breisch had just won his…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Kleintop’s leap with faith gets medal ** The Parkland senior takes fourth in the triple jump at state meet.

Parkland High senior Ryan Kleintop visualized the triple jump that clinched his first ever PIAA Track and Field Championships medal Friday at Seth Grove Stadium. But before he focused on his final attempt, he stood on the runway and blocked out the distractions of sprinters…

· Andre D. Williams

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Trovato, rest of Golden Hawks have busy weekend planned ** The Becahi sprinters plan on being on the medals stand Saturday.

Bethlehem Catholic sprinter Frank Trovato has already rented his tuxedo, shined his shoes and has limousine service set up for him and his prom date for Friday night. Trovato even has plans for his girlfriend to ride with him from the Lehigh Valley to Shippensburg University…

· Andre D. Williams

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Parkland’s Kleintop is three-times golden ** He wins the long and triple jumps and leads off the 400 relay.

Allen’s Eugene Clay jumped up and exclaimed, “Yes!” His teammate, Desroy Miller, said joyfully, “Wow,” to a close bystander. You’d have thought that the Canary juniors had won their races. But Miller was second in the 100-meter dash and Clay second in the 110 high hurdles in the…

· Andre D. Williams

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