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L-L GIRLS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW
Accustomed to adversity, Ephrata ready to play
Maybe they get eliminated in the first round by an Elco team that took them to overtime three weeks ago.
Or perhaps they have what it takes to advance to their first Lancaster-Lebanon League girls' ba... |
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LANCASTER-LEBANON LEAGUE BOYS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
OPENING BELL Titanic total takes Tornado to win
They're extremely talented, and have been showered with a ton of verbal praise and media attention over the last few months.
But at the end of the day, McCaskey's boys' basketball players are still hi... |
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Donegal displays power
To term Evan Zimmerman's lay-up with 7:09 to play in the fourth quarter as "lights out," you would be speaking literally, not figuratively.
Just as the Lebanon forward's shot dropped through the baske... |
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Klopp, Falcons fly past Catholic
Cedar Crest's Killian Klopp is a shooter, subspecies fearless long-range bomber.
The Falcons were glad they had one in captivity Monday night.
Crest trailed Lancaster Catholic 50-45 as an entertaining... |
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Clutch Koser lifts Bears
nSenior's 1,000th career point ties L-S with 3:46 to play, before he scores game-winning bucket in 47-43 nod over Pioneers.
It was quite an opening act.
Saving the biggest shot of his career for one of the bigger games of his career, Elizabethtown senior forward Tyler Koser drilled a game-tying 3-pointer with 3:46 left in ... |
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MONDAY'S RESULTS
IN THE NEWS TODAY'S QUOTE ON DECK SHORT HOPS
NBA
L.A. Clippers 107Philadelphia 90
Minnesota 100Cleveland 92
Charlotte 94Boston 91
Brooklyn 89Indiana 84 (OT)
New Orleans 105Detroit 86
San Antonio 103Chicago 89
Washington 102Milwaukee 90
Atlanta 1... |
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