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Ochoa trying to live up to great expectations **The world’s top woman player has won twice this year, but she expects more of herself as she strives to remain No. 1.

Lorena Ochoa looks so young that she could pass for a teenager. Not an ordinary one, of course, because not many teenagers can afford to walk around wearing an expensive diamond ring, chain and earrings. But Ochoa has earned the finer things in life. She has was a star golfer in…

· Andre D. Williams

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Patient Stricker pays dividends at money time ** DeSales’ leading scorer scores all eight of his points in the final 4:41 in the Bulldogs’ win over Muhlenberg.

DeSales junior Phil Stricker waited until money time to go to the bank Tuesday night. Stricker, who was bothered by foul trouble throughout the game, opened up and scored all eight of his points in the final five minutes to help lift DeSales to a 71-63 non-league win over…

· Andre D. Williams

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Nor-Gwyn puts an end to Nazareth’s stellar season ** Norco champions ousted from regionals with 13-3 setback. ** Legion Baseball

Nobody from Nazareth wants to dwell on the last game of the season, a 13-3 loss to Nor-Gwyn on Friday night. There are too many good memories from the 28-game season. There’s the Northampton County title it won for the second straight summer, an accomplishment that followed a…

· Andre D. Williams

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Harlem Diamonds ready to perform at Pates ** African-American softball team prides itself on skill, showmanship, and success off the field.

The amazing Grace of the Harlem Diamonds professional women’s softball team and the team’s star pitcher use Ray Charles’ famous phrase, “I’m going to make it do what it do, baby.” They and their teammates will display their talents at Pates Park in Allentown Sunday evening. But…

· Andre D. Williams

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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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