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Track & Field
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Price’s decade of dominance **Easton grad owns Pa., national high school records, part of world-record relays in college. **2000 – 2009 THE DECADE **DARK DAYS AND BRIGHT MOMENTS **FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE DECADE

Chanelle Price won with grace and speed. She won everywhere, except the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials. But Price, the greatest female track and field athlete to ever come out of the Lehigh Valley, will likely get another chance at the Olympics in 2012. “I want to run 1:56, 1:57,”…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Saucon gets raves as challenging, beautiful **Players say they want Women’s Open to return to Old Course. Earliest would be in 2016.

The Old Course at Saucon Valley Country Club is more than 6,700 yards of architectural beauty and it was graced for seven days by the best women’s golfers in the world. In the end, 23-year-old South Korean Eun-Hee Ji played the rolling hills and fairways best, winning the 64th…

· Andre D. Williams

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Wilson’s Davidson leads the way **The Morning Call boys track athlete of year is first to run sub 48-second 400.

One race on tired legs that Wilson senior Anthony Davidson lost by a slim margin did little to detract from the astounding two-week period he had running the 400-meter dash. No Lehigh Valley sprinter had ever run under 48 seconds in the 400 — and Davidson did it three times over…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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FLYING HIGH **The Parkland boys track team has dominated with 81 straight dual-meet triumphs and 10 straight league titles.

Combine the number of athletes on the Bethlehem Catholic, Liberty and Freedom track and field teams and it still wouldn’t equal the size of Parkland’s team. The Trojans have 368 male and female participants, a program record. It sometimes makes the Parkland squad look like a…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Saucon’s Lombardo takes four gold medals **Allison Vanek of Wilson breaks school and meet record in the pole vault.

Make no mistake, Saucon Valley’s Alyssa Lombardo is young. Just not as young as she was listed in the program for the Colonial League Track and Field Championships on Thursday at Bangor Memorial Park. “They have me listed as a freshman” Lombardo said in a calm and composed…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Emmaus girls set school mark in 3,200-meter relay **Liberty’s Cygan wins duel in individual 3,200 run; Nazareth leads team standings.

Motivated to carry her 3,200-meter relay team into her school’s record book, Emmaus senior Lindsey Graybill took the baton and raced the Green Hornets to a convincing victory in the Lehigh Valley Conference track and field championships at J. Birney Crum Stadium on Wednesday.…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Henninger, Hightower, Gillette sparkle **Seniors, from Whitehall, Easton and Parkland respectively, win gold.

Whitehall’s Doug Henninger won with strength and Easton’s David Hightower won with speed and crisp hurdling. Then, there was Parkland’s Matt Gillette, who used long strides and a solid finishing kick to anchor the Trojans to victory in the 3,200-meter relay before closing out…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Wilson’s Eckhart lives up to top billing ** Senior wins gold medal in PIAA 2A triple jump with best leap of 46-0. ** PIAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Unperturbed by the wind that whipped across the field, Wilson senior Adam Eckhart raced the runway with confidence and posted the top mark in the Class 2A triple jump at the PIAA Track and Field Championships on Friday at Shippensburg University. With the gold medal already…

· Andre D. Williams

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