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Middletown grad returns home to coach first-ever Elizabethtown College Women's Flag Football Team | Sports Spotlight

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ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa. — A Central Pennsylvania native returns home for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build a college football program from the ground up. In July, Elizabethtown College revealed Middletown grad Michael Osayi as its first-ever Women's Flag Football Head Coach after the school announced the addition of its 25th varsity sport earlier this year. This story continues below.
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Solanco football team finds inspiration in former Golden Mule's Para Track & Field journey Original

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By Ryan Ye Verified
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — A Lancaster County high school football team is drawing inspiration from a comeback story of one of their own. The Solanco Golden Mules are in the thick of their off-season program with the upcoming 2026 season just a handful of weeks away, but on Tuesday, a special visitor kicked off practice that Head Coach Anthony Cox hopes will make an impact this fall and beyond. This story continues below.
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Central Pennsylvania taekwondo prodigy captures more national success amid pursuit of martial arts dreams Original

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By Ryan Ye Verified
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — A central Pennsylvania martial artist continues to add to an already decorated career at just 14 years old. This month, Joshua Aguirre competed at the 2026 AAU Taekwondo Nationals in Florida and captured not one but four national titles to add to a running total that is now in the dozens. However, despite his growing trophy cabinet, the Lebanon County native makes sure to soak in each championship-winning moment. This story continues below.
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