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The Neshannock High girls softball team has won the PIAA Class AA title with a thrilling 4-3 extra innings victory over Warrior Run. Sports writer Joe Simon, photographer Erica Galvin and videographer Tory Irwin are on hand to document the big celebration. Click inside for an innining-by-inning recap as well as video clips and photos.
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Members of the Neshannock High softball team mob Madison Altmyer, who scored the winning run in the eighth inning to lead the Lady Lancers to a 4-3 win over Warrior Run. Altmyer scored on a passed ball to secure the PIAA Class AA title for Neshannock. Erica Galvin
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June 15, 2012
Neshannock wins PIAA softball title: See photo and video from game-winning run!
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‘What Killed Arafat?’: Neshannock grad nominated for prestigious award for investigation of late Palestinian leader
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Law Day essay winners announced
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Police probe alleged assault of student
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Neshannock sets makeup registration
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