Heimbach leads ESU past Shippensburg **CCHS grad scores 11 including his 200th career 3-pointer to get his Warriors back on track.
By Andre D. Williams ·
One game after losing an emotional, intense, seesaw game against rival Kutztown, East Stroudsburg returned home Saturday afternoon with unaltered focus and firepower galore. Shippensburg was overwhelmed. Andy Heimbach, a Central Catholic graduate, was the Warriors’ biggest…
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