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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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HS NOTEBOOK: Millard growing into hitter at Holy Redeemer (opens the original)
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Walking into the Holy Redeemer gymnasium, you can’t miss Kira Millard. She’s the 6-foot hitter with a strong arm who could probably slam a volleyball through the hardwood court. A strong, athletic, talented multi-sport sophomore, Millard remembers her first year walking into the volleyball program. She was an uber-talented freshman with unlimited potential, stepping into one of the best programs in District 2 – regardless of the sport. “I wouldn’t say that it was tough because my teammates were
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW: Stec takes over Crestwood girls team in 2026 (opens the original)
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Two days. That’s how long it took Jeff Stec to move into the girls season. Stec, the boys volleyball coach at Crestwood, came off a historic season — winning the school’s first district title in the sport and picking up the first state playoff win. Two days after a loss to Manheim Central in the state quarters, Stec was back in the gym. This time, as the new girls volleyball coach. “I’m still in the mindset that we have to do what it takes to win,” he laughed. “That mindset just never left me.”
JUNIOR SOFTBALL: GWA ready to showcase skills among best in the East (opens the original)
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For Walt Stevens, Friday will be an emotional day. It’s a two-fold situation for the Greater Wyoming Area Junior Softball manager. One, it’s his final tournament as a Little League manager as he’s hanging up the hat after the 2026 Junior Softball East Regional at Nanticoke Area. And two, it’s an emotional moment as he’ll coach his daughter, Emma, for one last time. “This is what I wanted to do with her and I am glad that we did this together,” Stevens said about coaching his daughter and her fri
CITIZENS’ VOICE VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Stec accomplishes goals in senior year (opens the original)
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JJ Stec tried a bunch of sports growing up. It was during the pandemic when his volleyball journey began. His dad, Jeff, set up a net in the backyard, and the duo worked on some of the basic fundamentals of the sport. “It’s something that I kind of grew into,” the senior Crestwood Comet said. “Height was a big advantage for me. I was kind of a lanky kid. I wasn’t big and bulky like a wrestler, but I wasn’t built like a track and field athlete. I was kind of in the middle, and volleyball was the
Citizens’ Voice Boys Volleyball All-Stars (opens the original)
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The Cougar senior was named by the conference coaches as the league MVP. He was second in the WVC with 178 kills, and added 153 digs and 100 service points to lead Hazleton to a 9-2 record in the league and a spot in the District 2 Class 3A final. Wasiakowski was one of the most athletic players in the league, and did a little bit of everything for the WVC champs. He finished with 292 assists, and added 72 kills, 77 points, 21 blocks and 36 digs as Redeemer advanced to the PIAA Class 2A tourname
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