Matarazzo shines as Neshannock adds new teammates
Sophomore Carmie Matarazzo, in a new gym and uniform, leads Neshannock High girls basketball with a team best 15 points per game this season. She scored 25 points across two games last week, including 15 in a win over Mohawk, earning the Lawrence County Athlete of the Week. The Lady Lancers have six wins after beating Riverside, doubling last season’s total.
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Carmie Matarazzo Emerges as Key Scorer for Lady Lancers
Neshannock sophomore Carmie Matarazzo, a forward, has totaled 25 points across two wins over Rochester and Mohawk. Her coach praises her steady progress, high basketball IQ, and willingness to learn, noting she helps others elevate their play within a balanced team effort.
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Pro Bowl selections highlight star picks and retirements
Seahawks center Ryan Kalil joins the five time selection list along with Luke Kuechly as top picks. Russell Wilson headlines Seattle offense while Tom Brady earns a record 11th invitation. Odell Beckham Jr. faces a one game suspension amid 91 catches 1396 yards and 13 touchdowns. Pro Bowl draft set for January 27.
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Mohawk falls to Lancers in section clash
Jason Swope led the Lancers with 20 points while Moose and Brandon Scheidemantle added 12 each and Richie Serignese 10. Swope scored 18 in the first half as Union suffered its first section loss, dropping to 3-1 in the league and 4-4 overall. Eden improved to 2-1 in the section and 7-1 overall. Joey Crivelli nailed 21 points for Scotties, all on three pointers, with Garrison Bell adding 19.
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Eden
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Greyhounds power past Commodore Perry 61 29 in win
Wilmington 61 Commodore Perry 29 with the Greyhounds improving to 4-3. Jimmy Powers scored 19 and Spencer DeMedal added 15 as DeMedal, Jared Berlin and Robert Pontius each pulled seven rebounds. Marett dished six assists and DeMedal five as Wilmington led 25-16 at halftime and cruised to victory. Provided via nesports necnewsonline.com.
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Eden Christian Academy Edges Union In Narrow 64 56 Win
The Scotties seized a nine point cushion in the third but Union rallied to take a brief lead. Eden Christian Academy regained momentum late, holding on for a 64 56 section 1 A defeat at home.
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Akron bagged first bowl win with Stein MVP and late stand
In Boise, Akron defeated Utah State 23-14 to win the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Robert Stein kicked three field goals and became Akron’s career scoring leader with 268 points, while Jahad Thomas of Temple was limited by injury and fumbled to set up a safety.
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Akron
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Hooker scores record-tying night as Hurricanes win
Marcus Hooker posts 45 points with eight assists seven steals as he equals Young's record. Marques Hooker says extra minutes came from coaching trust while teammate Blundo hails Hooker's all-around effort. The Hurricanes pull away from a 10-10 start to lead 28-14 after one, then press for a holiday tournament next week. Marcus Hooker adds 16 on 8 of 12, Griffin Curry tops Vikings with 16 in 0-3,0-5 start. New Castle rests until 7:30 p.m. Monday against Valley in the Holiday Tournament opener.
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