Cedar Crest graduate became just the second woman ever to call a playoff game this season.
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Hard-working Joseph Carpenter buoys Lancaster Stormers, harbors high hopes
Former Cedar Crest star is again enjoying a strong season for the Lancaster Stormers, but will scouts from affiliated teams notice?
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Major League Baseball draft could be Miller time for Palmyra graduate
Palmyra grad Gage Miller is looking to parlay a sensational junior baseball season at Alabama into an early round selection in the upcoming Major League Baseball amateur draft.
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717RunClub brings runners together in Lebanon
Founded by Lebanon County native Greg Munnion, 717RunClub is making a difference for local runners.
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At Pine Meadows, intensity, focus propel Kliewer to county amateur championship
Ephrata resident Craig Kliewer captures Lebanon County’s most coveted amateur golf title.
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More than just some paddle-plastic ball game, pickleball can grant wishes
The inaugural Pickleball for Wishes is designed to raise money and raise awareness for the local chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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ELCO grad Ryan Daub finds field of dreams as intern on Phillies ground crew
A former baseball player at ELCO, Ryan Daub is majoring in field grass science at Penn State and serving an internship with the Phillies grounds crew this summer.
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Central Chapter of PA Sports Hall of Fame honors 22 local student-athletes
This year’s local nominees for the prestigious C.S. “Pop” Kelchner award were recently honored at the Central Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame’s annual Scholastic/Collegiate Athletic Awards ceremony.
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Lebanon High School football team finds inspiration in former Steeler’s life journey
Local football players and others were impressed by former Pittsburgh Steeler Rocky Bleier’s life story, presented last week to over 200 attendees.
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Mahaffey brothers capture third straight state tennis doubles championship
Aidan and Tyler Mahaffey of Palmyra earned their third consecutive PIAA Class 3A state doubles championship together on Saturday at Hershey Racquet Club.
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Mahaffey brothers set to conclude high school tennis career with potential 3-peat
Palmyra tennis twin brothers Aidan and Tyler Mahaffey are seeking a third straight 3A state doubles title this weekend at Hershey Racquet Club.
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Man with a plan: His athletic career behind him, Evan Horn plots new course
Having starred at Cedar Crest and New Hampshire, he now has different aims for his life and career – including coaching at his alma mater.
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Talented pitching tandem leads LVC softball to NCAA tournament
A pair of talented pitchers have led LVC softball to the NCAA tournament.
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At ELCO, unified programs bring out the best in all student-athletes
The Raiders’ initial foray into the world of unified sports this spring has been a huge success.
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With Patrick Ratke at helm, Flying Dutchmen seek to navigate change
One of the most challenging aspects of new Lebanon Valley College director of athletics Patrick Ratke’s position is rolling with constant change.
