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Athlete of the Year finalist: Penn Manor standout provided the power for Comets in 3 sports

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Anneli Starry didn’t know what she had in Joelle Kroesen. The Penn Manor girls lacrosse coach labeled the then-freshman as a swing — an athlete who is rostered on two different teams within the same school program. Kroesen lasted in that situation for less than a minute. Starry sounded her whistle and put the scrimmage on pause. A starting varsity spot was waiting for Kroesen once she reached the sideline. “It’s the story I tell all the time,” Starry said.
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Athlete of the Year finalist: Cedar Crest grad's commitments to teammates, craft of running shine through

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Travis Furmanski calls it his “turning point.” The moment he was at a crossroads. When the light bulb went from a flicker to a burning blaze. He was preparing for his sophomore track and field season at Cedar Crest. The Falcons were gunning for a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 title, and Furmanski was the heartbeat of the long-distance outfit. Coach Rob Bare was thin in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200-meter runs and needed the budding talent to spearhead that group.
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Recent Cedar Crest graduate nets 2nd straight New Balance Nationals Outdoor javelin title

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Eliana Schneider knew it was a strong throw. She even received comment from the viewing gallery, hearing, “Oh, that’s going to be a good one.” Fifty-one meters flashed on the results board. The recent Cedar Crest graduate recognized it was a valuable number, but wasn’t accustomed to the metric-system measurement. Schneider’s mother did a quick conversion to feet.
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