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Shaw passes ball in

Eli Shaw passes the ball inbounds for the North Penn-Mansfield basketball team earlier this season.

  • photo by Nick Coyle
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Masonic Lodge donates to Galeton Police Dept.

Randy Goodreau, left, past Master of the Galeton Masonic Lodge, presents a $600 check to Galeton Police Chief Ian Creech. The funds will be used for police equipment as designated by Chief Creech.

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Chambers pushes the ball

Sarah Chambers scored a game-high 19 points including five in the fourth quarter in the Lady Falcons’ 43-38 overtime win over Cameron County on Thursday, Jan. 28.

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Chambers dribbles

Emma Chambers dribbles the basketball up the court during the Lady Falcons playoff run this past season. 

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Easton passes ball

Coudersport’s Derek Easton passes the ball earlier in the 2021 season.

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Masons transfer building deed to Galeton

Members of the Galeton borough council, Doug Droppa, vice president, and Joe Petrenscik, president, accept the deed to the former Masons building from Masonic member Mike Mathis, president of the Acacia Club. The building on Main Street was donated to the Galeton Borough, and over the next few months, renovations will be made to accommodate the borough office and police facilities. On behalf of the community, the borough council thanks the Masons for the generous donation of their former lodge home.

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Coolidge drives to basket

Wellsboro Lady Hornet Emma Coolidge drives to the basket earlier in the 2021 season.

  • photo by Nick Coyle
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Fire at McDonald's

The Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department responded to a structure fire at McDonald’s, located at 104 S. Main Street just before 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1.

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Valentine's Day window painting

Thanks to the artistry, talent and skill of Eliot Ness Museum “Window Warriors” Wonder Woman Sharon Fitzgerald and Ms. Mae Capone, aka Kori Alexis Ditty, with a skillful assist in framing their Roaring Twenties masterpieces by Museum Artisan Jason Gibson, the windows of the Eliot Ness Museum are painted and decorated for Valentine’s Day.

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Anglers take to hard water

Anglers took advantage of the cold and ice on Nessmuk Lake in Delmar Township, populating the ice with tip-ups, shelters and other necessities of ice fishing. Anglers are also making use of Hamilton Lake and Hills Creek Lake, both in Charleston Township.

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    CHRIS ESPENSHADE

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Triple P

Pictured left to right are Dickinson Center’s Triple P Group Teen Facilitators Elizabeth Mroz-Kufen, Cortney Pahel and Amanda Annis

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Goodies finds new home

Dawn Pletcher, coordinator of the Goodies for Our Troops, presents a thank you certificate to Craig Devenport, representing the First Presbyterian Church of Wellsboro, in Goodies new home as of April 1.

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Brimmer family

The Brimmer family includes (from left) Austin, Chloe, mom Jamie, dad Warren and Wyatt.

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Wyatt Brimmer

Wyatt Brimmer’s family said he loved to hunt.

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The graph above shows the amount of new positive cases by zipcode from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. The graph shoes that 16901 (Wellsboro) has had the most new cases over that time with 13.

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The graph above shows the activity of COVID-19 in Tioga County as of Feb. 2. In the last 14 days there has been 121 cases (active). In February there as been a total of 12 cases. It also shows that there has been 549 patients fully vaccinated and 1,792 partially vaccinated.

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Perfect day for a walk

Photographer Sandy Vecchi discovered perfect conditions for an afternoon walk on Saturday, Jan. 30. The sunlit day was followed by three days of snow and cold as a nor’easter swept up the Atlantic coast. If you’d like to submit a photo for possible publication in this newspaper, email it to news@tiogapublishing.com.

  • photo by SANDY VECCHI
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Elkland snow

Part of Elkland is covered in snow as seen on Feb. 1.

  • photo by KELLY STEMCOSKY
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Elkland snow

A tree in Elkland is shown Feb. 1.

  • photo by KELLY STEMCOSKY
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Ice carving planned

Adults, teens and children can sit on an ice throne (shown) as friends and relatives take their pictures on Saturday, Feb. 13.

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Jazz virtual concert now live

Bram Wijnands lays boogie-woogie, barrelhouse blues, swing and stride piano music and also writes original jazz compositions.

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Editorial Cartoon, Feb. 4, 2021
  • Art by Dave Granlund
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Credit Union supports charities

In honor of retiring board member Mary Ann Thomas, First Heritage Federal Credit Union donated $2,000 to the Corning Food Pantry and $2,000 to the Steuben Library.

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Credit Union supports charities

In honor of retiring board member Mary Ann Thomas, First Heritage Federal Credit Union donated $2,000 to the Corning Food Pantry and $2,000 to the Southeast Steuben County Library.

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Members of the S.W. Smith Memorial Public Library invite public to “Warm it Foward.”

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Manning fouled

Wellsboro’s Liam Manning goes up strong while getting fouled during the Hornets’ win over CV on Saturday, Jan. 30.

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Manning pushes ball

Wellsboro's Drew Manning pushes the ball up the floor during their win over Cowanesque Valley on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Painter goes up for layup

Cowanesque Valley's Maguire Painer goes up for a layup during their loss to Wellsboro on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Ackley takes jumper

CV's Carter Ackley rises up for a jump-shot during their loss to Wellsboro on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Manning makes move

Liam Manning makes a move towards the basket during the Hornets win over Cowanesque Valley on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Megnah James

Meghan James, a 2020 Otto-Eldred graduate, is the 2020 recipient of the Kristie Chase Memorial Scholarship.

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Anita Evans

Anita Evans is just one of many foster grandparents who have been a silent blessing during the pandemic.

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Head Start supports food pantry

CHOP volunteers along with staff from BTHS volunteered to pack and hand out food to families outside the warehouse. The pop-up pantry was funded by BTHS, Inc. and served 150-175 families. BTHS staff pictured. Volunteers included (front row, left to right) Jody Tice, BTHS familys service supervisor; Julie Herman, Rome lunch aide; Tia Dillman, Rome classroom aide; Katie Chapman, East Smithfield 2 classroom aide; (back row) Deb Hickok, Troy family advocate; Lisa Wheeler, Towanda classroom aide; Berni Hornung, Troy Early Head Start family partner; Stacey McBride, East Smithfield 1 teacher aide; Nancy Souder, Rome and Towanda family advocate; (not pictured) Renee Dickerson, East Smithfield 1 classroom aide.

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Garden Planning

A bountiful fall harvest begins with planning your garden.

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Hills Creek Lake in winter

A recent hike in Hills Creek State Park captured this scene of a frozen beaver hut set against the blue sky, tree-filled hills and field of ice fishermen.

  • photo by MARY GLOPIX
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Mitstifer blocks shot

Senior Lady Mountie Kiertsten Mitstifer blocks a shot during their win over Mansfield on Friday, Jan. 29.

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Rice goes for ball

Senior Eva Rice goes for the basketball during the Liberty Lady Mounties win over Mansfield on Friday, Jan. 29.

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Kevin Brownlee

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Craig Eccher

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Kevin Brownlee

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Partker holds ball while Alexander closes in

Kristian Mizdail from Williamson looks to shoot while Noah Spencer from Liberty closes in on him during their game on Thursday, Jan. 28.

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Carelton takes a shot

Wes Carelton takes a shot for the Warriors during their loss to Liberty on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Carelton takes shot

Wes Carelton scores a basket for Williamson during their loss to Liberty on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Roupp takes shot

NP-Liberty senior Koleton Roupp takes a three-pointer during their win against Williamson on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Thompson blocks shot

NP-Liberty senior Brandon Thompson records a block during the Mounties win over Williamson on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Spencer guards Mizdail

Noah Spencer of the North Penn-Liberty Mounties defends Kristian Mizdail during Liberty’s win over Williamson on Thursday, Jan. 28.

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PATRICIA (BENNETT) VANNESS PIC
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ARDELL D. (DOANE BERG) YOUNG PIC
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Coolidge drives to basket

Senior Sarah Mosher surveys the floor during their loss the NEB on Wednesday, Jan. 27.

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Mosher looks to pass

Sarah Mosher looks to pass the ball during the Lady Hornets loss to NEB on Wednesday, Jan. 27. 

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Jones takes jumper

Williamson Lady Warrior Taylor Rae Jones takes a jump-shot in traffic during their loss to Mansfield on Wednesday, Jan. 27.

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Kahl gets to basket

Senior NP-Mansfield Lady Tiger Elizabeth Kahl gets to the basket during their win over Williamson on Wednesday, Jan. 27.

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Lewis shoots layup

Lena Lewis of the Williamson Lady Warriors shoot a layup during their loss the Mansfield on Wednesday, Jan. 27. 

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Chapel shoots ball

North Penn-Mansfield Lady Tiger Payton Chapel shoots a jump-shot during the Lady Tigers win over Williamson on Wednesday, Jan. 27. 

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Schmitt controls ball

Williamson Lady Warrior Adelaide Schmitt control the ball during their loss to NP-Mansfield on Wednesday, Jan. 27. 

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Sparrow takes layup

Shaniya Sparrow shoots a layup during the NP-Mansfield Lady Tigers win over Williamson on Wednesday, Jan. 27. 

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Manning goes up for basket

Wellsboro Hornet Liam Manning goes up for a contested layup during Wellsboro's win over Wyalusing on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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McClure shoots three-pointer

Peyton McClure shoots a three for the Wellsboro Hornets during their win over Wyalusing on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Adams rises for jumper

Conner Adams rises up for a jump-shot during the Wellsboro Hornets win over Wyalusing on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Callahan gets past defense

Darryn Callahan blazes past the defense for an easy bucket during the Hornets win over Wyalusing on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Keane grabs rebound

Isaac Keane soars through the air for a rebound during the Hornets win over Wyalusiing on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Shaw passes ball in

Eli Shaw passes the ball inbounds for the North Penn-Mansfield basketball team earlier this season.

  • photo by Nick Coyle
Masonic Lodge donates to Galeton Police Dept.

Randy Goodreau, left, past Master of the Galeton Masonic Lodge, presents a $600 check to Galeton Police Chief Ian Creech. The funds will be used for police equipment as designated by Chief Creech.

  • Photo by Andy Lychalk Jr./
Chambers pushes the ball

Sarah Chambers scored a game-high 19 points including five in the fourth quarter in the Lady Falcons’ 43-38 overtime win over Cameron County on Thursday, Jan. 28.

  • photo by Paul Burdick Sports Images
Chambers dribbles

Emma Chambers dribbles the basketball up the court during the Lady Falcons playoff run this past season. 

  • photo by Nick Coyle
Easton passes ball

Coudersport’s Derek Easton passes the ball earlier in the 2021 season.

  • photo by Nick Coyle
Masons transfer building deed to Galeton

Members of the Galeton borough council, Doug Droppa, vice president, and Joe Petrenscik, president, accept the deed to the former Masons building from Masonic member Mike Mathis, president of the Acacia Club. The building on Main Street was donated to the Galeton Borough, and over the next few months, renovations will be made to accommodate the borough office and police facilities. On behalf of the community, the borough council thanks the Masons for the generous donation of their former lodge home.

  • photo by Andy Lychalk Jr.
Coolidge drives to basket

Wellsboro Lady Hornet Emma Coolidge drives to the basket earlier in the 2021 season.

  • photo by Nick Coyle
Fire at McDonald's

The Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department responded to a structure fire at McDonald’s, located at 104 S. Main Street just before 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1.

  • photo provided/ COUDERSPORT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
Valentine's Day window painting

Thanks to the artistry, talent and skill of Eliot Ness Museum “Window Warriors” Wonder Woman Sharon Fitzgerald and Ms. Mae Capone, aka Kori Alexis Ditty, with a skillful assist in framing their Roaring Twenties masterpieces by Museum Artisan Jason Gibson, the windows of the Eliot Ness Museum are painted and decorated for Valentine’s Day.

  • photo provided
Anglers take to hard water

Anglers took advantage of the cold and ice on Nessmuk Lake in Delmar Township, populating the ice with tip-ups, shelters and other necessities of ice fishing. Anglers are also making use of Hamilton Lake and Hills Creek Lake, both in Charleston Township.

  • photo by

    CHRIS ESPENSHADE

Triple P

Pictured left to right are Dickinson Center’s Triple P Group Teen Facilitators Elizabeth Mroz-Kufen, Cortney Pahel and Amanda Annis

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Goodies finds new home

Dawn Pletcher, coordinator of the Goodies for Our Troops, presents a thank you certificate to Craig Devenport, representing the First Presbyterian Church of Wellsboro, in Goodies new home as of April 1.

  • photo by Natalie Kennedy
Brimmer family

The Brimmer family includes (from left) Austin, Chloe, mom Jamie, dad Warren and Wyatt.

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Wyatt Brimmer

Wyatt Brimmer’s family said he loved to hunt.

  • photo provided
2021-02-04-wg-loccovidcases1.jpg

The graph above shows the amount of new positive cases by zipcode from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. The graph shoes that 16901 (Wellsboro) has had the most new cases over that time with 13.

2021-02-04-wg-loccovidcases2.jpg

The graph above shows the activity of COVID-19 in Tioga County as of Feb. 2. In the last 14 days there has been 121 cases (active). In February there as been a total of 12 cases. It also shows that there has been 549 patients fully vaccinated and 1,792 partially vaccinated.

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Perfect day for a walk

Photographer Sandy Vecchi discovered perfect conditions for an afternoon walk on Saturday, Jan. 30. The sunlit day was followed by three days of snow and cold as a nor’easter swept up the Atlantic coast. If you’d like to submit a photo for possible publication in this newspaper, email it to news@tiogapublishing.com.

  • photo by SANDY VECCHI
Elkland snow

Part of Elkland is covered in snow as seen on Feb. 1.

  • photo by KELLY STEMCOSKY
Elkland snow

A tree in Elkland is shown Feb. 1.

  • photo by KELLY STEMCOSKY
Ice carving planned

Adults, teens and children can sit on an ice throne (shown) as friends and relatives take their pictures on Saturday, Feb. 13.

  • photo provided
Jazz virtual concert now live

Bram Wijnands lays boogie-woogie, barrelhouse blues, swing and stride piano music and also writes original jazz compositions.

  • photo provided
JAMES EDWARD BUCK "J.B." PIC
  • by Cheryl A. Clarke cclarke@tiogapublishing.com
Editorial Cartoon, Feb. 4, 2021
  • Art by Dave Granlund
Credit Union supports charities

In honor of retiring board member Mary Ann Thomas, First Heritage Federal Credit Union donated $2,000 to the Corning Food Pantry and $2,000 to the Steuben Library.

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Credit Union supports charities

In honor of retiring board member Mary Ann Thomas, First Heritage Federal Credit Union donated $2,000 to the Corning Food Pantry and $2,000 to the Southeast Steuben County Library.

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Members of the S.W. Smith Memorial Public Library invite public to “Warm it Foward.”

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Manning fouled

Wellsboro’s Liam Manning goes up strong while getting fouled during the Hornets’ win over CV on Saturday, Jan. 30.

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Manning pushes ball

Wellsboro's Drew Manning pushes the ball up the floor during their win over Cowanesque Valley on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Painter goes up for layup

Cowanesque Valley's Maguire Painer goes up for a layup during their loss to Wellsboro on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Ackley takes jumper

CV's Carter Ackley rises up for a jump-shot during their loss to Wellsboro on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Manning makes move

Liam Manning makes a move towards the basket during the Hornets win over Cowanesque Valley on Saturday, Jan. 30. 

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Megnah James

Meghan James, a 2020 Otto-Eldred graduate, is the 2020 recipient of the Kristie Chase Memorial Scholarship.

Anita Evans

Anita Evans is just one of many foster grandparents who have been a silent blessing during the pandemic.

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Head Start supports food pantry

CHOP volunteers along with staff from BTHS volunteered to pack and hand out food to families outside the warehouse. The pop-up pantry was funded by BTHS, Inc. and served 150-175 families. BTHS staff pictured. Volunteers included (front row, left to right) Jody Tice, BTHS familys service supervisor; Julie Herman, Rome lunch aide; Tia Dillman, Rome classroom aide; Katie Chapman, East Smithfield 2 classroom aide; (back row) Deb Hickok, Troy family advocate; Lisa Wheeler, Towanda classroom aide; Berni Hornung, Troy Early Head Start family partner; Stacey McBride, East Smithfield 1 teacher aide; Nancy Souder, Rome and Towanda family advocate; (not pictured) Renee Dickerson, East Smithfield 1 classroom aide.

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Garden Planning

A bountiful fall harvest begins with planning your garden.

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Hills Creek Lake in winter

A recent hike in Hills Creek State Park captured this scene of a frozen beaver hut set against the blue sky, tree-filled hills and field of ice fishermen.

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Mitstifer blocks shot

Senior Lady Mountie Kiertsten Mitstifer blocks a shot during their win over Mansfield on Friday, Jan. 29.

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Rice goes for ball

Senior Eva Rice goes for the basketball during the Liberty Lady Mounties win over Mansfield on Friday, Jan. 29.

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Craig Eccher

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Kevin Brownlee

BROWNLEE

Craig Eccher

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Kevin Brownlee

BROWNLEE

KATHLEEN F. (RUNYAN) CHASE PIC
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Partker holds ball while Alexander closes in

Kristian Mizdail from Williamson looks to shoot while Noah Spencer from Liberty closes in on him during their game on Thursday, Jan. 28.

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Carelton takes a shot

Wes Carelton takes a shot for the Warriors during their loss to Liberty on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Carelton takes shot

Wes Carelton scores a basket for Williamson during their loss to Liberty on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Roupp takes shot

NP-Liberty senior Koleton Roupp takes a three-pointer during their win against Williamson on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Thompson blocks shot

NP-Liberty senior Brandon Thompson records a block during the Mounties win over Williamson on Thursday, Jan. 28. 

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Spencer guards Mizdail

Noah Spencer of the North Penn-Liberty Mounties defends Kristian Mizdail during Liberty’s win over Williamson on Thursday, Jan. 28.

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PATRICIA (BENNETT) VANNESS PIC
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ARDELL D. (DOANE BERG) YOUNG PIC
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BEVERLY J. (BURDICK) SMITH PIC
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Coolidge drives to basket

Senior Sarah Mosher surveys the floor during their loss the NEB on Wednesday, Jan. 27.

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Mosher looks to pass

Sarah Mosher looks to pass the ball during the Lady Hornets loss to NEB on Wednesday, Jan. 27. 

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Jones takes jumper

Williamson Lady Warrior Taylor Rae Jones takes a jump-shot in traffic during their loss to Mansfield on Wednesday, Jan. 27.