Despite early setbacks, the Lebanon football team continues to foster a positive outlook.
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Falcons fly high in season-opening shutout win
Cedar Crest rolled to a 24-0 victory over Northeast High School from Philadelphia on a night when it also paid tribute to fallen former teammate Michael Rivera.
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Palmyra’s hoping victory over Cedars is just the beginning
Cougars’ all-hands-on-deck approach dooms Lebanon to another loss.
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A/C dominates Hanover in season opener
Little Dutchmen come up big, rushing over 470 yards for an easy win to start the season.
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Northern Lebanon’s revamped stadium mirrors hopes for rejuvenated team
Following Frederick Gahres Stadium’s renovation, Northern Lebanon’s head coach, Jason Rice, is optimistic for the season, focusing on strong team dynamics and standout players like Kael Erdman and Luke Shaffer.
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Lebanon Cedars seek turnaround: Unity and new strategies amidst winless streak
After a prolonged winless streak, the Lebanon Cedars football team, under coach Frank Isenberg, is focusing on unity and adapting their strategies, aiming to secure a single victory and build momentum from there.
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Cedar Crest eyes District 3 6A playoff spot with strengthened 2023 roster
Cedar Crest’s head coach Rob Wildasin, in the challenging Lancaster-Lebanon League, remains hopeful for a playoff spot in District 3 6A, highlighting his team’s unity and a strengthened roster for the 2023 season.
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Annville-Cleona football defies odds, rebounds despite graduation losses
Despite significant player losses from graduation, Annville-Cleona’s football program, under the leadership of Matt Gingrich, continues to demonstrate resilience by fielding a competitive team, emphasizing quality over quantity, and focusing on daily improvement.
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ELCO football team starts 2023 season with record turnout and high hopes
As ELCO football enters the 2023 season, they boast their largest roster ever in Bob Miller’s decade-plus as head coach with 67 players, prepare to unveil a new turf field, and aim to cement their standing in one of the state’s top leagues, Lancaster-Lebanon Section 4.
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Fifth Ward wins American Legion league championship; back on top after 40 years
The Fifth Ward baseball team came together, put it all together, and scored one for hope.
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Reifsnyder wins second straight Lebanon County Amateur Golf Championship
On a humid Sunday morning at the 6,059-yard, par-71 Blue Mountain Golf Course in Fredericksburg, Blake Reifsnyder secured his second straight title at the 65th annual Lebanon County Amateur Golf Championship.
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Up-and-coming Ben Allwein and Logan Francis cut their teeth on county amateur
This past weekend at Blue Mountain Golf Course in Fredericksburg, Logan Francis and Ben Allwein became two of the youngest local players ever to compete in the annual Lebanon County Amateur Golf Championship.
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People ahead of wins: Joe Buehler retires as Lebanon Valley College football coach
Joe Buehler was the face of the Lebanon Valley College football. Behind the scenes, he was the Flying Dutchmen’s heart and soul.
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Tokyo Games sparks memory of Cedar Crest alumna winning Lebanon County’s only gold medal
Nine years have passed since Corkish became what is believed to be the first and only Lebanon County native to ever win an Olympic gold medal.
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ELCO seeks coach to lead boys’ soccer program back to prominence
One of Lebanon County’s most successful interscholastic sports programs – ELCO boys’ soccer – is on the hunt for a new coach to lead the squad in its next chapter.
