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Leopards’ solid start melts into a rout at Georgia Tech ** Leopards battle No. 9 Yellow Jackets for 29 minutes, then are buried. ** Lafayette

The speed and leaping ability of No. 9 Georgia Tech was unlike anything Lafayette College contends with in the Patriot League. But for 29 minutes Tuesday night, the Leopards were not overwhelmed by the Yellow Jackets. Lafayette actually held a four-point lead in the first half…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Easton ends up top dog ** The Red Rovers tore up opponents en route to a memorable season. ** Morning Call Football Team of the Year

The opponents hit hard. Easton just hit harder. The opponents were often bigger. Easton never buckled. For 13 straight games, Easton just won, mostly with smashmouth offense and punishing defense, and by taking advantage of some turnover opportunities in the playoffs during…

· Andre D. Williams

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Victory eludes Easton in East final ** After a postseason of clawing, Rovers fal to Neshaminy, 21-14.

Easton clawed and scrapped and kept Rover Nation’s hope alive until the final gun. Even then, Red Rover players pleaded with the officials for just one more play, hoping that they would call a pass-interference penalty. But they didn’t, and Easton’s bid for a school-record 14th…

· Andre D. Williams

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Easton’s “D’ faces another big challenge ** But the Red Rovers have risen to the occasion all season, despite being undersized. ** PIAA Class 4A Eastern Final

Easton’s defense has been clearly undersized against 11 of 13 opponents, but has allowed an average of only seven points per game. Because the Red Rovers’ fearsome foursome of Kevin Danko (5-10, 190), John Suozzo (6-0, 185), Michael Anderson (5-5, 200) and Jarrid Myers (5-10,…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Easton will follow Goulbourne’s lead ** Running back likely to set the tone against Neshaminy tonight. ** PIAA Eastern Final

Easton senior tailback Ovid Goulbourne broke quickly to the outside and raced 34 yards down the sideline. Along the way, last Saturday, he stiff-armed a couple George Washington defenders. It was a vintage run, his longest of that PIAA Class 4A quarterfinal game in Philadelphia.…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Neshaminy is more than just “Georgie’s’ team ** Redskins have Coleman and a few other D-I prospects on the squad.

Get ready, Easton. Here comes speed, precision and high-powered offense. Here comes Neshaminy High (12-1), a 51-34 destroyer of 2003 PIAA Class 4A champion North Penn in the District One final last week. Here comes a Redskins team that’s driven, by any means possible, to win the…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Leopards meet another quality foe, lose another game ** Drexel sends Lafayette to 1-3 with 78-67 win. Danny Hinds scores 8.

Lafayette may be in for a long and frustrating season. And the Leopards’ 78-67 non-league loss to Drexel Tuesday night at Kirby Sports Center may not be the worst of their woes. The Leopards (1-3) still have to play at No. 17 Louisville in the Cardinals’ home opener Saturday and…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Rovers’ opponent wants respect — for itself, Philly ** GW hasn’t been taken as seriously as its 12-0 record might warrant.

PIAA playoff rookie George Washington can’t wait to play Easton in the Class 4A Eastern semifinals at 7 tonight at Northeast High’s Charles Martin Stadium in Philadelphia. But the Eagles (12-0) aren’t talking smack because they’re just happy to be in the chase for what would be…

· Andre D. Williams

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