‘The Dutchmen,’ a documentary chronicling the Lebanon Valley College men’s basketball team’s journey to the 1993-94 NCAA Division Three national title, will premiere on October 14, potentially reaching streaming services later.
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Northern Lebanon’s 2-game winning streak halted by Lancaster Catholic
Despite a hard-fought game and a strong second half, the Northern Lebanon Vikings succumb to the undefeated Lancaster Catholic Crusaders, losing 34-13.
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Mistakes prove costly as Cedar Crest falls to Wilson in Division One play
Wilson capitalized on Cedar Crest’s errors to secure a 21-13 victory in a penalty-laden game on Friday, marking their second win in Lancaster Lebanon League Section One play.
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Lebanon Cedars give it their all, fall just short in home loss to Muhlenberg
With starting quarterback Kareem Stoner unavailable, Lebanon’s offense encounters difficulties.
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Wildasin reaches milestone 50th win as Cedar Crest dominates Penn Manor
Rob Wildasin marked his 50th win as Cedar Crest’s head coach in a game that saw the Falcons overpower Penn Manor 42-13, led by senior Fernando Marquez’s three touchdowns.
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For Raiders against Conrad Weiser, different journey, same destination
On a pleasant Friday night at ELCO Stadium, the Raider football team passed its most difficult test to date, with a spirited 28-21 triumph over visiting Conrad Weiser.
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Williams sets another team record as Raiders triumph in 3rd straight victory
On a stormy Friday night at ELCO Stadium, the hometown Raiders trounced visiting Columbia 49-6 in a non-league contest sped up by the mercy rule and shortened by lightning.
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Northern Lebanon’s off to the kind of start that forces teams to look ahead
An 0-2 beginning has not discouraged a resourceful group of Vikings.
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ELCO’s Jake Williams outperforms in final clash with longtime rival Annville-Cleona
In the final meeting of longtime Lebanon County rivals, ELCO trounced Annville-Cleona 49-7, with standout performances from Jake Williams, Steven Rosado, and Austin Yesko.
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With heads held high, Cedars fall again
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.
