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FROM MORNING CALL

Dennis Rivas is proud to be a part of Dieruff's wrestling revival.

Last weekend, the Huskies enjoyed their best District 11 tournament in 45 years, qualifying four wrestlers for the PIAA Class 3A Northeast Regional.

On Friday, all four of the Dieruff qualifiers — Jeremy Allen, Jayden Reyes, Rivas and Jovon Reyes — advanced through the quarterfinal round of the regional tournament at Liberty High School. Each of the Husky quartet returns to Memorial Gymnasium Saturday for the 11 a.m. semifinals.

"I'm excited and a little surprised," said Rivas, a senior 182-pounder. "This is a big tournament. I didn't know how I'd do and I didn't know how the team would do."

Easton Area High School swimmer Amanda Rosa propels relay team to District 11 gold

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FROM EXPRESS TIMES

Amanda Rosa wanted to make a statement with her relay split. The Easton Area High School junior may have done just that at the District 11 Class AAA Swimming Championships tonight at Parkland High School.

Rosa swam 29.84 seconds in the breaststroke to bring her 200 medley relay squad from third to first. From there, Nathalie Paczes and Tara Stahlecker held off a charging Freedom team to win the 200 medley relay title in 1:48.73

"I wanted to show that I'm here and the breaststroke is my main thing and I'm going for the gold," said Rosa, who is the third seed in Saturday's individual 100 breaststroke.

Rosa swam more than three seconds faster than Freedom's Kelly Kopko to give the Red Rovers a commanding lead. Kopko jumped in the water with a half-second lead after the first leg. If Rosa hadn't posted the time she did, Freedom would have likely won a second straight title. The Patriots clocked in at 1:49.06.

Boxscore from Central Catholic's big 64-34 win over Pottsville for District 11 3A title

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FROM KEITH GROLLER

POTTSVILLE (34)
Nabholz 3-12 2-4 10, Melochick 1-4 2-2 4, Blankenhorn 7-16 2-2 16, Toomey 1-2 0-0 2, Painter 1-1 0-0 2,  Shuman 0-1 0-0 0, Hampford 0-1 0-0 0, Dunkel 0-0 0-0 0, Witman 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 13-37 6-10 34.
CENTRAL CATHOLIC (64)
Vaughan 0-2 0-0 0, Abdur-Rahkman 14-23 2-3 34, Wagner 5-8 0-0 10, Jennings 3-7 0-0 9, Baez 0-0 0-0 0, Pratt 1-2 0-0 3, McCarthy 2-5 0-0 6, Maley 0-1 0-0 0, Stevens 0-4 0-0 0, R. McKee 0-0 0-0 0, J. McKee 0-0 0-0 0, Kohli 1-1 0-0 2, Shepherd 0-0 0-0 0, Nosovitch 0-0 0-0 0, Guensch 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-53 2-3 64.

Pottsville ----------- 7 -- 8 -- 10 -- 9 -- 34

Central Catholic -- 15 -- 16 -- 17 -- 16 -- 64

Officials: Bill McGinley, Andy Donatelli, Pat Petrone.
3-pointers: Pottsville (2-3) Nabholz 2. CCHS (10-20) Abdur-Rahkman 4, Jennings 3, McCarthy 2, Pratt.
Rebounds: Pottsville 21 (Nabbolz 7). CCHS 34 (Wagner 15).
Assists: Pottsville 7 (Nabholz 4). CCHS 9 (Wagner 4).
Turnovers: Pottsville 4, CCHS 6.

Fang’s Bites Podcast No. 8 — Olympics Wrap-Up: Bill Voth & Andrew Catalon

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In this all-Syracuse alumni edition, we have our first repeat guest on the Fang’s Bites podcast and the Voice of Olympic Curling.

We wrap up the Olympics with Bill Voth, head ofSpiracle Media and an Olympics fan, and Andrew Catalon of NBC Olympics and CBS Sports.

With Bill, we discuss the following:

• How the Olympics progressed from huge security concerns to being one of the safest Games.

COLLECTING TICKETS AT LIBERTY FOR WRESTLING 4PM-8PM!

NEWS:

COLLECTING TICKETS AT LIBERTY FOR WRESTLING 4PM-8PM!

College Basketball Viewing Picks for 03/01 & 03/02/2014

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Saturday, March 1

Men’s

Studio and Pregame Shows
College GameDay live from Stillwater, OK — ESPNU, 10 a.m./ESPN, 11 a.m.
Fox College Hoops Extra — Fox Sports 1, 7 p.m.
College GameDay live from Stillwater, OK — ESPN, 8 p.m.
Big Ten Finale ’13-’14 — Big Ten Network, 8:30 p.m.
Inside College Basketball — CBS Sports Network, midnight
College Basketball Live — ESPN2, midnight

11 a.m.

UMass at Dayton — ESPNU (Clay Matvick/Bob Valvano)

noon

Miami (FL) at North Carolina State — ACC Network

Cincinnati at UConn — ESPN (Mike Patrick/Len Elmore)
Vanderbilt at Tennessee — ESPN2 (Carter Blackburn/Barry Booker)
South Florida at Rutgers — ESPNews (Mike Crispino/Mo Cassera)

1 p.m.

Northern Iowa at Indiana State — ESPNU (Mitch Holthus/Rich Zvosec)

1:30 p.m.

Texas Tech at Baylor — Big 12 Network

Mississippi State at Missouri — SEC TV

2 p.m.

Louisville at Memphis — CBS (Andrew Catalon/Mike Gminski)
Bucknell at American — CBS Sports Network (Jason Knapp/Chris Spatola)

Richmond at URI — Cox Ocean State Networks

Missouri State at Wichita State — ESPN (Rich Hollenberg/Sean Farnham//Mark Adams)
Pittsburgh at Notre Dame — ESPN2 (Dave O’Brien/Doris Burke)

Delaware at College of Charleston — NBC Sports Regional Networks (Comcast SportsNet Bay Area/Mid-Atlantic Plus/New England/Northwest/The Comcast Network)

Colorado at Utah — Pac-12 Networks (Paul Sunderland/Jarron Collins)

2:30 p.m.

North Carolina at Virginia Tech — ACC Network

3 p.m.

Eastern Washington at North Dakota — Fox College Sports Central (Dan Hammer/Greg Stemen)

Auburn at Alabama — ESPNU (Tom Hart/Jon Sunvold)

St. Joseph’s at St. Bonaventure — NBCSN

4 p.m.

Texas at Oklahoma — Big 12 Network

LSU at Florida — CBS (Verne Lundquist/Bill Raftery)

Syracuse at Virginia — ESPN (Dan Shulman/Dick Vitale//Jeannine Edwards)
Illinois at Michigan State — ESPN2 (Bob Wischusen/Dan Dakich)
Central Florida at SMU — ESPNews (Mark Neely/Paul Biancardi)

Boston College at Wake Forest — Fox Sports Net-Regional

William & Mary at Towson — NBC Sports Regional Networks (Comcast SportsNet Bay Area/Mid-Atlantic/New England/Northwest/Philadelphia/CSS/SNY)

Oregon at USC — Pac-12 Networks (Jim Watson/Don MacLean)

Georgia at Arkansas — SEC TV

BYU at San Diego — WCC TV (Steve Quis/Jon Crispin)

5 p.m.

Northwestern at Nebraska — ESPNU (Mike Couzens/Darrin Horn)

Creighton at Xavier — Fox Sports 1 (Gus Johnson/Jim Spanarkel)
South Dakota at South Dakota State — Fox College Sports Pacific (Brad Niemann/Tom Newitt)

LaSalle at Fordham — NBCSN

6 p.m.

Minnesota at Michigan — Big Ten Network

Boise State at Wyoming — CBS Sports Network (Dave Ryan/Pete Gillen)

Kentucky at South Carolina — ESPN (Mark Jones/Jimmy Dykes)
Saint Louis at Virginia Commonwealth –ESPN2 (Marc Kestecher/Fran Fraschilla)

Robert Morris at Wagner — Fox College Sports Atlantic (Dave Popkin/Terry O’Connor//Paul Dottino)Mississippi at Texas A&M — Fox Sports Net-Regional (Prime Ticket/San Diego/South/Southwest/Wisconsin/STO)

Cal at Arizona State — Pac-12 Networks (JB Long/Matt Muehlebach//Jill Savage)

7 p.m.

Iowa State at Kansas State — ESPNU (Anish Shroff/Tim Welsh)

8 p.m.

Cal-Santa Barbara at Cal-Davis — ESPN2 (Kanoa Leahey/Sean Harrington)

8:30 p.m.

Sam Houston State at Oral Roberts — Fox College Sports Pacific

9 p.m.

Kansas at Oklahoma State — ESPN (Rece Davis/Jay Bilas//Shannon Spake)
Houston at Temple — ESPNU (Adam Amin/Brooke Weisbrod)

10 p.m.

San Diego State at Fresno State — CBS Sports Network (Rich Waltz/Bob Wenzel)

Gonzaga at St. Mary’s — ESPN2 (Beth Mowins/Kara Lawson)

11 p.m.

Cal-Poly at Cal-Irvine — ESPNU (Steve Quis/Bill Herenda)

Women’s

noon

Texas-El Paso at Rice — Fox Sports Net (Ron Thulin/Debbie Antonelli

1 p.m.

Maine at New Hampshire — Fox College Sports Atlantic (Jim Jeannotte/Mike Murphy)
DePaul at St. John’s — Fox Sports 2 (Tiffany Greene/LaChina Robinson)

3 p.m.

San Diego at BYU — BYUtv (Spencer Linton/Kristen Kozlowski//Andy Boyce)

Creighton at Marquette — Fox Sports 1 (Chris Shearn/Sarah Kustok)

4 p.m.

Rutgers at UConn — CBS Sports Network (Brent Stover/Julianne Viani)

8 p.m.

Oklahoma at TCU — Fox College Sports Atlantic (Chuck LaMendola/Janice Dzuik)
Iowa State at Kansas — Fox Sports Net (Dan Hughes/Brenda VanLengen)

8:30 p.m.

Washington at Cal — Pac-12 Networks (Anne Marie Anderson/Rosalyn Gold-Onwude)

10:30 p.m.

Washington State at Stanford — Pac-12 Networks (Krista Blunk/Mary Murphy)

Sunday, March 2

Men’s

Studio and Pregame Shows
ACC Sunday Night Pregame — ESPNU, 5:30 p.m.

noon

Wisconsin at Penn State — Big Ten Network

DePaul at St. John’s — CBS Sports Network (Marv Albert/Steve Lappas/Wally Szczerbiak)

1 p.m.

Maryland at Clemson — ACC Network

George Washington at George Mason — NBC Sports Live Extra, 1 p.m./NBCSN, 1:30 p.m. (joined in progress) (Steve Schlanger/TBD)

2 p.m.

Purdue at Iowa — Big Ten Network

Marquette at Villanova — CBS (Kevin Harlan/Greg Anthony)

4 p.m.

Ohio State at Indiana — CBS (Ian Eagle/Jim Spanarkel)

6 p.m.

Georgia Tech at Florida State — ESPNU (Carter Blackburn/Jay Williams//Allison Williams)

8 p.m.

Stanford at Arizona — ESPNU (Roxy Bernstein/Corey Williams)

9 p.m.

Oregon State at UCLA — Fox Sports 1 (Rob Stone/Jarron Collins)

Women’s

12:30 p.m.

Virginia at Florida State — ESPNU (Roy Phillpot/Steffi Sorensen)

1 p.m.

Texas A&M at Florida — CSS

Duke at North Carolina — ESPN (Pam Ward/Carolyn Peck)

Pittsburgh at Miami — Fox Sports Net-Regional
Mississippi State at Georgia — Fox Sports Net-Regional

2 p.m.

Nebraska at Purdue — ESPN2 (Bob Picozzi/Rosalyn Gold-Onwude)

USC at Colorado — Pac-12 Networks (Jim Watson/Becky Hammon)

LSU at Alabama — SEC TV (Cara Capuano/Nell Fortner)

2:30 p.m.

South Carolina at Tennessee — ESPNU (Melissa Lee/Maria Taylor)

West Virginia at Baylor — Fox Sports 1 (Ron Thulin/Brenda VanLengen)

4 p.m.

Iowa at Illinois — Big Ten Network

Vanderbilt at Kentucky — ESPN2 (Joe Davis/LaChina Robinson)

UCLA at Utah — Pac-12 Networks (Brian Webber/Cindy Brunson)
Arizona at Oregon — Pac-12 Arizona/Pac-12 Oregon (Ann Schatz/Julie Rousseau)

6 p.m.

Indiana at Michigan State — Big Ten Network

AAA NORTHEAST REGIONAL -WRESTLING TOURNAMENT

AAA NORTHEAST REGIONAL -WRESTLING TOURNAMENT 

Friday, February 28, 2014 – 
4:45 p.m. - Wrestling Begins (4 Mats) 
- Championship Preliminaries, Immediately Followed by 
- Championship Quarter-Finals 
- Preliminary Consolations 

Saturday, March 1, 2014 - 
9:30 a.m. - Wrestling Begins (4 Mats) 
- 1st Round Consolations (4 Mats)
11:00 a.m. - Championship Semi-Finals (2 Mats)
- 2nd Round Consolations (2 Mats)
1:30 p.m. - 3rd Round Consolations (4 Mats)
5:00 p.m. - Consolation Finals
6:15 p.m. - Parade of Champions
6:30 p.m. - Championship Finals

DOOR OPEN SCHEDULE:

FRIDAY: 3:45PM

SATURDAY: 8:30AM AND 4:00PM

Lehigh football team completes recruiting class by adding two, including another QB

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FROM KEITH GROLLER

Here's the release from the Lehigh sports information department:

BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Lehigh head coach Andy Coen has finalized the Mountain Hawks’ 2014 recruiting class with the addition of two student-athletes who will join the program in the fall. Coen has added quarterback Brendan Craven and defensive back Chris Sarni to a class that now includes 21 players who will be freshmen in the fall plus transfer running back Brandon Yosha from Miami.

Both Craven and Sarni hail from Massachusetts and come to Lehigh after taking post-graduate years at preparatory schools.

Craven is a 6-foot-3, 195-pound quarterback from Pembroke, Mass. He attended Boston College High School before taking a post-grad year at Choate Rosemary Hall. Craven is coming off a season in which he completed 110-of-168 passes for 1,069 yards and ten touchdowns, while also rushing 62 times for 402 yards and five scores. He was tabbed by ESPN Recruiting as a top 100 pocket passer in the nation.

 A two-time Scholar-Athlete award recipient, Craven quarterbacked Boston College High School to three conference championships and the Massachusetts Division I State title in 2012. He plans to study business at Lehigh.

 Sarni was a standout defensive back at Wellesley High School before moving on to the Loomis Chaffee School in Connecticut. The 5-foot-10, 185-pound safety was a team captain and team most valuable player at Wellesley and was recognized as an All-Conference performer as well as an All-Eastern Massachusetts selection.

 A four-year honor roll student, Sarni intends to study in Lehigh's College Arts and Sciences.

 “We have now wrapped up our 2014 class and I’m happy to welcome Chris and Brendan as new members of this class,” Coen said. “Chris is a versatile athlete who established himself as a defensive back during his time at Loomis Chaffee. He will be good addition to a strong group of secondary players we recruited this year.

 He continued, “Brendan joins us from Choate Rosemary Hall where he was a very productive quarterback. He will add depth to the quarterback position.”

Lehigh’s original 19 player class was announced on February 5 with defensive back Marc Raye-Redmond added early last week. The Mountain Hawks’ incoming class now includes four defensive backs, and two student-athletes who project as quarterbacks in Craven and Matt Timochenko.

The Mountain Hawks will begin their spring practice segment on Friday March 21.

Boys Basketball Top 10 and our player of the week

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FROM KEITH GROLLER

The latest boys Top 10 poll:

BOYS TOP 10

Team                        Record    Last time

1., Central Catholic     26-0             1

2., Parkland               20-5             2

3., Emmaus              18-7              4

4., Liberty                 13-12            10

5., P.M. West            20-5             3

6., Stroudsburg          15-11           5

7., Notre Dame          16-9             7

8., Pius X                  19-3             9

9., Allen                    14-10            6

10., Beth. Cath.         12-13           8

Others to note: Bangor (17-7), Catasauqua (17-8), Easton (12-11), E.S. North (17-7), Lehighton (14-11), Northern Lehigh (13-10), Salisbury (15-9), Saucon Valley (14-10), Southern Lehigh (14-9), Whitehall (13-10).

And here's the player of the week:

ANTHONY HOLMES -- PIUS X

When most people think about Pius X, they think first about point guard and leading scorer Eric Marbury.

However, Anthony Holmes has also been a steady contributor for the Royals and a major reason why they’re playing for the District 11 Class A crown on Friday night.

Holmes, a 5-foot-7 senior guard, does a little bit of everything for A.J. DePue’s team.

“Anthony had a bad game for us Tuesday night [in a 71-50 semifinal win over Pottsville Nativity] and he still scored 16 points,” DePue said. “He can shoot the 3 or he can get to the rim. At 5-7, he has great hops and can  hang on the rim. He gets up there and gets rebounds for us. He makes plays that have us coaches looking at each other. Sometimes, we’re in awe of Anthony.”

DePue said that Holmes, who plays two-guard spot, has an outside shot of reaching 1,000 points in his career, depending on how long the Pius X season lasts.

“He’s a great kid … an ‘A’ student,” DePue said. “He’s respectful, polite. He is not one of the guys who is loud. His shows leadership with his play. He’s also a defensive stopper for us. He usually guards the opposing team’s point guard because he’s so quick that he can disrupt the opponent’s offense.”

DePue said Holmes has an opportunity to play at the next level.

“He has been accepted at Neumann College in Philadelphia and can play there and he has a chance at a couple of Division II schools,” DePue said. “His size hurts him, but he has all of the quickness and skills needed to compete at a high level.”

—    Keith Groller

TV NEWS FEBRUARY 28

http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2014/02/tv-ones-whats-happening-stunt-with.html

we told you about TV One's Unsung Hollywood, that premieres on Wednesday, but now we have some more news. From revealing portraits of beloved stars of film and television, including feminist film icon Pam Grier and politically charged comic Dick Gregory, to in-depth stories behind the making (and breaking) of influential films and TV series such as Cooley High and What's Happening!!, Unsung Hollywood shines a spotlight on subjects and stories that have rarely or never been told. The What's Happening!! episode of Unsung Hollywood premieres Wednesday, March 12 at 10pm (encores at 1am)! But before that premieres, TV One will air a What's Happening!! two-hour stunt leading in from 8-10pm (encores 11pm-1am) with the first four classic episodes: "The Runaway," "Thee Birthday Present," "When Daddy Comes Marching Home" and "My Three Tons." From 1976 to 1979, the TV sitcom What's Happening!! showcased the life of working class single mother Mabel (Mabel King), her two children Dee (Daniel Spencer), Raj (Ernest Thomas) and neighborhood friends Shirley (Shirley Hemphill), Rerun (Fred Barry) and Dwayne (Haywood Nelson). Find out the in-depth stories behind the making of this classic series on March 12 on Unsung Hollywood! 


It's Friday, so it is time for "Sitcom Stars on Talk Shows" for the coming week. This is where we list what sitcom stars are appearing on talk shows for the coming week, the stars are both current and past sitcom stars, so this is for all sitcom fans of all eras!
For the week of March 3-7, 2014, we have many current sitcom stars and past sitcom stars on TV talk shows! All times listed are Eastern. So get your DVRs (or whatever you use) ready! Ready? Here is all what you need to know for the coming week!

For Pete's sake: It was nice to have former Lehigh football coach back in town

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FROM KEITH GROLLER

A break from basketball gave me a chance to catch up with former Lehigh and current Ball State coach Pete Lembo tonight at the NIKE Coach of the Year clinic in Fogelsville.

Had a chance to interview him before his presentation and then sat through all of the hour-and-20-minute of  session which was entitled "Building A Program From the Ground Up."

It was impressive, just like Lembo's work at Elon and Ball State since leaving Lehigh.

Even though Lembo's speech was the last presentation of the day and didn't begin until 9:15 at night and there was beer and pizza awaiting the guys who were there, Lembo kept their attention.

Lafayette coach Frank Tavani, former Nazareth head coach and Lehigh assistant Rob Melosky and former Whitehall coach and former Lehigh assistant Tony Trisciani were all there as was Walt Whitehead, the son of the late John Whitehead, Lehigh's legendary coach.  think everybody was impressed.

I.covered Lembo (seen at left with former Becahi quarterback Mark Borda during a 2004 game) in his five seasons at Lehigh from from 2001-05 and I saw a different side of him tonight.

I saw him as a polished, articulate, organized and yet entertaining and genuine speaker who seemed to truly want to make everyone in the room a better coach and person after listening to him.

It's no wonder to me why Lembo, who was 44-14 in his time at Lehigh, has had even more success at both Elon and Ball State and why he may be one of the hottest commodities in the college coaching profession at the age of 43.

Looking back, Lembo wasn't appreciated fully at Lehigh, in part because he followed the charismatic Kevin Higgins, who struggled in his early years on South Mountain but got things turned around in a big way..

When Lembo went 11-1 and won the Eddie Robinson Award in his first season, people sniped that he won with "Higgins' team."

And when Lehigh lost four games the following season and three each of the next three, it was like the sky was falling.

But as Lembo said Thursday night, it was a learning experience for him and there were limited resources at Lehigh. It was difficult to keep the program at an elite level, and while Lehigh didn't go to the playoffs every year of his enture, the program never slipped very far on his watch even as he was losing quality coaches like Tom Gilmore and Dave Cecchini to other programs.

Lembo also admitted that he's a more seasoned, experienced and poised coach than he was in this first few years at Lehigh. He has learned how to deal with adversity much better.

He spelled out many of these things during his session and he talked about the need to fill your program with high character players and high character coaches who leave their egos at the door.

He talked about a lot of different things that made a lot of sense.

This wasn't a heavy X-and-O session. It was about setting the tone for your program, even the way you dress matters, he said.

And, he even talked to the coaches about the need to take a vacation once in awhile and take care of themselves.

All in all, I was impressed and so was clinic director Jim Tkach, who said it was one of the best sessions he had ever heard in 11 years of the clinic.

I will have much more on Lembo's return to the Valley -- and yes, he still knew his way around the area -- in the print edition of Saturday's Morning Call.

National championship coach Jimbo Fisher of Florida State and new Penn State coach James Franklin are among the guests on Friday at the clinich who goes through Saturday at the Holiday Inn Conference Center.

Friday’s Viewing Picks

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Australian Rules Football
NAB Challenge
Greater Western Sydney Giants vs. St. Kilda Saints — Fox Soccer Plus, 12:30 a.m. (Saturday)

Boxing
Friday Night Fights, Hammond, IN
Boxcino 2014
Middleweights: Quarterfinal Round — ESPN2, 9 p.m.

All Access: Canelo vs. Angulo, Episode 1 — Showtime, 9 p.m.

College Baseball
Illinois at Florida — Fox College Sports Atlantic/Fox Sports Florida, 7 p.m.
Clemson at South Carolina — Fox College Sports Pacific/Fox Sports South, 7 p.m.

REPORT: Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci to Replace Tim McCarver on Fox

http://fangsbites.com/2014/02/report-harold-reynolds-and-tom-verducci-to-replace-tim-mccarver-on-fox/

This being reported by Jason McIntyre of The Big Lead. Fox has decided to team  Harold Reynolds and Sports Illustrated baseball insider Tom Verducci with lead MLB announcer Joe Buck for the 2014 season. Reynolds and Verducci would replace Tim McCarver who left after last season.

BLUE RIDGE TV13 SCHEDULE

SERVICE ELECTRIC TV2 SCHEDULE

Friday, February 28th 2:30pm District XI 2A Boys Basketball Semifinal: North Schuylkill vs Catasauqua 4:00pm District XI 2A Boys Basketball Semifinal: Minersville vs Notre Dame GP 5:30pm Northeast Regional AAA Individual Wrestling Preview Show 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm District XI 3A Boys Basketball Championship: Pottsville vs Central Catholic LIVE 8:30pm District XI 3A Boys Basketball Consolation: Blue Mountain vs Bethlehem Catholic 10:00pm District XI 2A Girls Basketball Championship: Salisbury vs Minersville 7:30pm District XI 4A Girls Basketball Championship: Parkland vs Pocono Mtn. West LIVE on Channel 50 in the Lehigh Valley Saturday, March 1st 8:00am District XI 4A Girls Consolation: Northampton vs Pleasant Valley 9:30am District XI 1A Boys Championship: Pius X vs Mahanoy Area 12:00pm District XI 4A Boys Consolation: Liberty vs Stroudsburg LIVE 1:30pm District XI 3A Girls Championship: Central Catholic vs Bethlehem Catholic LIVE 3:30pm District XI 2A Boys Championship: Catasauqua vs Notre Dame GP LIVE 5:30pm District XI 3A Boys Championship: Pottsville vs Central Catholic 7:30pm District XI 4A Boys Championship: Emmaus vs Parkland LIVE 9:30pm District XI 2A Girls Championship: Salisbury vs Minersville 2:00pm Patriot League Basketball: Colgate vs Lehigh LIVE on Channel 50 in the Lehigh Valley 6:30pm PIAA 3A Regional Individual Wrestling Championships LIVE on Channel 50 in the Lehigh Valley Sunday, March 2nd 10:00am Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Lehigh Valley Bowl For Kids' Sake LIVE 2:00pm District XI 3A Girls Championship: Central Catholic vs Bethlehem Catholic 4:00pm District XI 2A Boys Championship: Catasauqua vs Notre Dame GP 6:00pm District XI 4A Boys Championship: Emmaus vs Parkland 8:00pm Musikfest Café LIVE presents Naomi Shelton & BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet 10:00pm Wild Pennsylvania with Alan Probst 10:30pm Whitetail Underdogs 11:00pm Sabroso Video Monday, March 3rd 5:00pm Chef’s Kitchen 5:30pm Rock Star Kitchen 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm Service Electric Polka Show 8:00pm The Morning Call’s Calling All Sports with Keith Groller 8:30pm What the Heck Were They Thinking?! with Larry Holmes 9:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 9:30pm Lehigh Valley Scholastic Ice Hockey Playoff Game #2: Parkland vs Phillipsburg Tuesday, March 4th 3:30pm Lehigh Valley Scholastic Ice Hockey Playoff Game #2: Parkland vs Phillipsburg 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm Patriot League Women’s Basketball Playoff LIVE 9:00pm PIAA 3A Regional Individual Wrestling Championships Wednesday, March 5th 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm PIAA State Championship AA & AAA Individual Wrestling Preview Show 8:00pm Lehigh Valley IronPigs Potbelly Off-Season Report 8:30pm Rock Star Kitchen 9:00pm Lehigh Valley Scholastic Ice Hockey Playoff Game #3 (if necessary): Parkland vs Phillipsburg Thursday, March 6th 3:30pm Lehigh Valley Scholastic Ice Hockey Playoff Game #3 (if necessary): Parkland vs Phillipsburg 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm PIAA State Championship AA & AAA Individual Wrestling Preview Show 7:30pm Lehigh Valley IronPigs Potbelly Off-Season Report 8:00pm ComputerWise 9:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene Friday, March 7th 5:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:00pm PIAA Basketball Playoff LIVE 7:30pm PIAA Basketball Playoff LIVE 9:00pm PIAA Basketball Playoff

	Schedule subject to change without notice Times are approximate due to LIVE events & length of sporting events.

WEEX 1230 SCHEDULE

3/1	Lehigh Basketball v. Colgate	1:30pm, at ESPN Radio 1230/1320 & ESPNLV.com
3/2	NBA: NY Knicks @ Chicago	12:00pm, at ESPN Radio 1230/1320
3/4	Lehigh Women's Basketball @ PL Opening Rd	6:45pm, at ESPN Radio 1230/1320 & ESPNLV.com

Friday!

Friday February 28 , 2014 

BUSY WORK WEEKEND AND ANNOUNCING! ANNOUNCED THE PHILLIES WEDNESDAY UNTIL THE RAIN CAME. BACK SUNDAY AGAIN!! WATCHING BASEBALL MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE A NEW PERSON!!!!!

4PM-8PM TONIGHT AND STAY AWAKE TO MIDNIGHT TO ANNOUNCE BIG TICKET ON WFMZ 11PM-MIDNIGHT AND THEN BE AT WORK AGAIN AT LIBERTY HS AT 8:30AM IN THE MORNING AGAIN SATURDAY!

QUESTION: IF WE KEEP GETTING SNOW, HOW ARE WE GOING TO PLAY BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL?

INTERESTING QUESTION!

REMEMBER: GRADUATION WILL NOT BE CHANGE!

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NEW SPONSORS TOO!!

GETTING BIGGER AND BETTER!

ALL SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES ARE NOW UPDATED!!!!

WILL HAVE ROSTERS SOON!

GLAD TO REPORT MARIAH BREARMAN IS DOING WELL AFTER SURGERY THIS WEEK!!

OLY IS TOO!!

THEY WERE IN THAT DECEMBER CRASH.

Congratulations to the Mock Trial team and Mrs. Cunningham - with 2 more wins last night they will advance to the Regional round of competition for the 3rd consecutive year!

Happy Friday!

Last day of February!

March already!!

Back to work at 4pm!

Regional Wrestling

Liberty HS

Doors open at 4:00pm

Hope to see you there!!!

Saturday, collecting tickets 9am-NOON And 4pm-7:30pm!

WITH BOBBY V!

Can't wait to see him again!!!

BIG SNOW STORMS ON SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT WEEK.

CAN I SCREAM?

I WANT SPRING!!!!!

HOW IN THE WORLD ARE WE GOING TO PLAY BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL?

Both EWMI Days next week,

I Want to SCREAM!!

I Want at least 1 day.

I Don't want both days off.

NO.

PLEASE STAY AWAY SNOW!!!!!!

Sunday at 1pm, will Announce Phillies Baseball Again!!!

That will be fun!

How are you?

How was your week?

What are you doing all weekend?

Anything fun?

I am great!

Had a great week!!!

Fun weekend ahead!!!!!!!

BUSY FRIDAY!

11AM FITNESS

4PM COLLECT TICKETS AT LIBERTY HS FOR WRESTLING

10PM ANCHOR NEWS ON CW 57

11PM ANNOUNCE BIG TICKET ON WFMZ

GOOD LUCK TO THE NAZARETH CHESS TEAM IN THEIR TOURNAMENT!

RAY KAMINSKI BEST COACH EVER!

GOOD LUCK TO THE NAZARETH SWIM TEAM

TOURNAMENT AT PARKLAND!

FOR UPDATES ON BOTH, 

VISIT WWW.NAZARETHSPORTS.NET

Don't forget about the Dodgeball Tournament this Saturday March 1st from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
NAHS GYM

-Middle School Division
-Girls Division
-Adult/Teacher/Coaches Division
-HS/Coed Division
$8 per player!
Pick up your registration form in the athletic office!

WRESTLING SCHEDULE THIS WEEKEND AT LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL:

AAA NORTHEAST REGIONAL -WRESTLING TOURNAMENT 

Friday, February 28, 2014 – 
4:45 p.m. - Wrestling Begins (4 Mats) 
- Championship Preliminaries, Immediately Followed by 
- Championship Quarter-Finals 
- Preliminary Consolations 

Saturday, March 1, 2014 - 
9:30 a.m. - Wrestling Begins (4 Mats) 
- 1st Round Consolations (4 Mats)
11:00 a.m. - Championship Semi-Finals (2 Mats)
- 2nd Round Consolations (2 Mats)
1:30 p.m. - 3rd Round Consolations (4 Mats)
5:00 p.m. - Consolation Finals
6:15 p.m. - Parade of Champions
6:30 p.m. - Championship Finals

DOOR OPEN SCHEDULE:

FRIDAY: 3:45PM

SATURDAY: 8:30AM AND 4:00PM

Schubert's Bakery in Nazareth gets Food Network air date

APRIL 2, 2014

CHECK IT OUT!

What else new?

Anything?

Aide Care great!

DIANA ROCKS!

Puppy is good!

SCHEDULE: 

Friday February 28:

8:30am-2:30pm DIANA

11am FITNESS

NOON LUNCH

NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel

4pm COLLECT TICKETS AT LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL FOR WRESTLING

4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230

Announce HS Basketball on RCN4

10pm Anchor News on CW57

Saturday March 1:

7am DIANA

9am-NOON Collect Tickets at Liberty HS For Wrestling

4pm-7:30pm Collect Tickets at Liberty HS For Wrestling

10pm Anchor News on CW PHILY

Sunday March 2:

10am Radio Show on WEEX 1230

1pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast

4pm Basketball Banquet at Holy Family

6:30pm Anchor News on CBS 3

10pm Anchor News on CW PHILLY

Monday March 3:

8:30am-1230pm DIANA

11am FITNESS

NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel

4pm-6pm DIANA

4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230

Tuesday  March 4:

8:30am-10:30am DIANA

10am-2pm EWMI

4pm-7pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230

10pm Anchor News on CW PHILLY

Wednesday March 5:

8:30am-6pm DIANA

11am FITNESS

11AM-1PM Jolly Joe Timmer on WGPA 1100

NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel

4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230

Announce HS Basketball on RCN4

10pm Anchor News on CW57

Thursday March 6:

8:30am-10:30am DIANA

10am-2pm EWMI

4pm-7pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230

10pm Anchor News on CW PHILLY

PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH ANY PEOPLE YOU MIGHT THINK WOULD HELP: THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Mr. Andy Weaver
Nazarethsports.net
25 Charles Avenue
Nazareth, PA 18064
484-764-2218
nazoeagle@rcn.com

To Whom It May Concern:

My Name is Andy Weaver and I have created Nazarethsports.net. I am honored to be named Nazareth’s #1 Fan. Also, I Have 5,000 followers on Facebook. My website will provide information for ALL Nazareth Athletics including non-scholastic. I will keep everyone up to date on Scores, Schedules, Cancellations and more. I also have interviewed former Nazareth Athletes, Teachers and TV/Radio Personalties from around the area and Philadelphia Region such as Wendy Davis from Channel 69 and Ukee Washington from CBS Philadelphia and including Recently the Lehigh Valley Ironpigs General Manager!! This website is now also located on the homepage of Nazareth School District. By ''more''…. I Will have information on The Arts, plays, special events and Academics also!

I would like to give you an opportunity to become part of this new endeavor. I am requesting for you to become a sponsor of nazarethsports.net. I Know that as a member of the local community you would desire to be part of this. 

Any contribution would be appreciated. 

It is with great pleasure that I Provide this ‘’ALL IN ONE’’ Website for fans wanting to know the latest news about our great Nazareth Community!

Thank you for your Time.

Andy Weaver

SEE YOU MONDAY!

Mr. Andy Weaver 

Utility Worker at Environmental Waste Minimization, Inc 

Form Guy for Bishop Photo 

Ticket Taker for Nazareth, Bethlehem and Easton, Northampton School Districts 

Sports Writer for the Home News and the Nazareth Patch 

President of the Nazareth Sports Website 

www.nazarethsports.net 

25 Charles Avenue 

Nazareth, PA 18064 

484-225-9291