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With 10 straight wins, Upper St. Clair is looking like the team to beat in Quad-A boys' basketball.
For, after their impressive upset of Bethel Park, 63-50, in Section 4, the Panthers knocked off Gateway, 59-56, during the Pittsburgh Basketball Club Classic held Sunday at La Roche College.
"Amazing," said USC head coach Danny Holzer after the thrilling triumph. "I am so proud of this team. We feel it's a signature win out of section for us."
With the win, the Panthers stamped respect for themselves when the WPIAL creates its playoff brackets. The steering committee will announce pairings for its post-season tournament Tuesday, Feb. 12.
"We focused on this game for sure. We prepared as if for the playoffs and a seed game. We made it a statement game for us."
With the win against the Gators, the Panthers announced that they have arrived. USC's shooting certainly has.
In the victory, USC knocked down 10 of its 23 attempts from 3-point range. J.J. Conn and Jordan Grabowski each buried four treys while Joel Klein nailed two. Conn finished with 22 points while Grabowski totaled 19 tallies.
"Gateway is long and big and athletic and it's hard for us to get inside on teams like that so we have to rely on the three," explained Holzer.
Sharp shooting sparked USC also to its huge win over rival Bethel Park, which was led by Joe Mascaro's 18 points and Cody Gilchrist's 10 tallies. The Panthers buried five treys and they connected on 17 of 19 free throws, 12 of 13 in the final frame.
Conn and Grabowski again led the attack pumping in 20 and 15 markers. Klein followed with eight points, six off a pair of 3-pointers in the decisive fourth frame.
"Those three have been big for us," said Holzer. "Grabowski is such a gutsy, tough player. He wants to score," said Holzer. "Conn does a great job inside and outside. He creates great chances to score for us. And, Joel can shoot."
With the wins, the Panthers improved to 13-3 overall. Heading into Tuesday's game (Jan. 29) with Baldwin, USC was tied for the section lead with BP. Both were 8-1 in the division.
While the Panthers sit in the driver's seat, along with BP, Holzer would not say his Panthers have the edge heading into the home stretch. USC hosts Peters Township Friday, Feb. 1 before they visit Canon-McMillan for a 2 p.m. tipoff Sunday, Feb. 3. The Panthers finish section action on the road at Moon on Feb. 5 before welcoming Mt. Lebanon on Feb. 8.
Of the BP win Holzer said that it was "huge" but emphasized, "this thing has a long way to go. There are a lot of tough games down the road but we are only worried about Peters Township.
In USC's first encounter with the Indians, the Panthers needed double overtime to secure Holzer's 300th career coaching victory.
"We are battling for the section title and they are battling to stay in the playoff hunt," Holzer said of the Indians, who were 4-6 in the section and 7-10 overall heading into action this week. "So I expect it to be a hard-fought game. "From here on in, they are all rivalry games and I expect every team to give each other its best shots.
"Of course, I like the position that we are in," Holzer conceded, "but at the same time we know that we can beat everybody and we also can lose to anyone. That's how strong this section is."
USC's strength, as well as string of victories, has come from camaraderie.
"We have great team chemistry," noted Holzer. "These guys like one another and they work hard. After practice is over, they stick around and shoot and play shooting games."
Meanwhile, many of USC's opponents are working out the kinks as they make their final run for a playoff spot. Four are available in the section.
BP, like USC, appears to have the edge as the Hawks are also 8-1 while Lebo trails in third place with a 5-5 mark. Canon-McMillan, Trinity and Peters Township all have four victories in the division.
After entertaining Peters Township (Jan. 29), the Hawks visit Mt. Lebanon on Feb. 1 and Moon on Feb. 2. BP also hosts Trinity (Feb. 5), then closes at Baldwin on Feb. 8.
"We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves," said O'Connor after the USC loss. "We have to regroup and refocus. I think we're grounded now. We know we have a lot of big basketball games ahead of us."
Mt. Lebanon scored a key Section 4-AAAA road victory against Baldwin, 62-60.
Justin David led the way with 19 points. He buried four, 3-pointers. Matt Hoffman and Tyler Roth also finished in double digits with 16 and 10 tallies.
Peters Township, however, succumbed to Trinity, 60-46.
Gabe Pritz pumped in 23 points while Tim Swoope supplied 12 tallies for the Indians, who fell to 4-6 in the section and 7-10 overall.
Classic results
Chartiers Valley and Seton-La Salle exhibited their strengths as well in the Pittsburgh Basketball Classic.
The Colts, who are undefeated in Section 5-AA and 16-1 overall, roared to victory over Sto-Rox, 74-43.
Michael Boulos and Matty McConnell each pumped in 19 points.
Boulos also led the attack on McGuffey. In a 79-30 win, he fired in 18 points.
Spencer Casson (13), Dominic Castello (11), Haedyn Herzer (11) and McConnell (11) all finished in double figures for the Colts.
SLS defeated Ambridge, 50-48. Dale Clancy led the Rebels, who are 15-2 overall and undefeated in Section 4-AA. The junior guard exploded for 25 points.
SLS also defeated Thomas Jefferson, 57-46, in non-section play.
Dom DelGreco (15), Clancy (14) and Malik White (12) were in double figures for the Rebels.
In a key Section 5-AAA contest, South Fayette defeated Keystone Oaks, 79-65.
Evan Bonnaure fired in 26 points while C.J. Rudisill followed with 21 tallies. Also in double figures with 11 points was Lucas Russell.
Cory Sevacko's 32 markers led all scorers.
In follow-up action, South Fayette succumbed to Wash High, 67-43.
Lucas Russell and Justin Watson led the Lions with 13 and 12 tallies.
The Lions have key games on tap next week when they visit Montour Feb. 5 and host Char Valley Feb. 8. Tip-off is at 7:30 p.m. for both games.
In non-section action, Bishop Canevin dropped a 46-31 decision to Seneca. Mike Tambellini tossed in eight points for the Crusaders.
Chartiers-Houston also fell to Burgettstown, 53-32, in Section 4 play. Ben Shade's 10 tallies paced the Bucs.

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"All litigants need to be treated fairly and impartially, which should be the very foundation of our judicial system," said Marcoline, who announced his candidacy Friday. "I will bring a refreshing attitude and vitality to the bench."
Marcoline, 35, has been practicing law in Washington County for 10 years. In 2004, he joined the law firm Blackwell & Associates.
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"Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity of appearing before countless judges in the county courts of Washington, Greene, Allegheny, Westmoreland and Fayette," said Marcoline, who pointed out he also has appeared in federal court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, litigating serious criminal issues, and has filed and successfully argued numerous appeals in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, resulting in the errors of lower courts being corrected.
"In my career, I have prided myself in taking the time to understand each individual client's issue," he said. "Whether it was a minor traffic citation or a multimillion-dollar divorce, each one of my clients deserved and received my utmost attention."
Marcoline added, "Regardless of the seriousness of the issue, it was recognized that each client's case significantly impacted their lives. This same premise should be applied by a judge."
Marcoline said he will apply his strong work ethic to assist in easing the burden on current judges, litigants, attorneys and court staff.
"The county currently faces great challenges. As a father of two young children, I want to ensure that they grow up in a safe and prosperous community where the judicial system maintains integrity and balance," he said.
Marcoline is a 1995 graduate of Bethel Park High School. He graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in political science from Washington & Jefferson College in 1999, and obtained his law degree from Dickinson School of Law of Penn State University in 2002.
While attending Dickinson, he studied international law and global intellectual property law at the University of Florence, Italy. Upon graduation from law school, he began a judicial clerkship in the Court of Common Pleas of Washington County.
Marcoline is a member of the Washington County and Pennsylvania bar associations. He is actively involved with the Member Relations Committee and the Young Lawyers Division of the Washington County Bar Association.
"As past practice, the newly elected judges will handle family law and criminal matters," he stated. "Because of my experience, I am ready, willing and able to handle those areas of the law and any other judicial assignments bestowed upon me."
Although a registered Democrat, Marcoline plans to cross-file in the May primary, because he believes "political partiality has no place in a judicial election."
Marcoline, his wife and two children live in South Strabane Township.
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A judge will have to decide if the Washington County recorder of deeds is singling out two men by refusing to record their deeds in which they list a trust as a property owner.
Washington County President Judge Debbie O'Dell Seneca again heard testimony in the case of Billy Joe Sanders and Jan Ondra, who purchased property at sheriff's sales and through other transactions that the office of Recorder of Deeds Debbie Bardella rejected last month because no person was listed as a trustee.
Sanders' attorney, Herbert Terrell, produced copies of deeds in which property owners were listed as 107-109 Gibson Trust, 356 Jefferson Trust and 356 Jefferson Avenue Trust.
The recorder's office accepted a sheriff's deed listing 35 East Hallam, Washington, as the owner.
"Why are you so resistant to having a trustee's name disclosed on the deed?" Bardella's attorney, Blane Black, asked Sanders.
He replied that it's not required by law, an assertion that Bardella disputes.
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Sanders said he would look for the last-known address and noted that corporations aren't required to name names.
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"I've had that discussion with the sheriff," she replied.
This is not the first time the opponents have faced each other in court.
Terrell told the president judge, "We have a court order. We are asking that it be enforced."
The judge took the matter under advisement.
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IMO Teela DOES have to compete with She-Ra in these arena's in order to take the title of the most Iconic Female character from the entire Masters of the Universe franchise. They are a part of the same universe of characters and if Teela was the Iconic Female character she would be the focus of these branding opportunities, but she is not. She has only ever sold as a supporting member of the MOTU brand! For a short while before the cartoon series she was the lead female but from the moment of Filmation's creation The Sorceress would have been the lead IMO, that is until She-Ra's inception. Teela is no more than an important character who supports her lead character, similar to Bow or Glimer support She-Ra. To a pre filmation fan I can understand this argument as she was the Goddess, and then Teela the clone of the Goddess.
However, that cannon is not what took MOTU Global. It is commony accepted within this fan comunity and in the wider associated communities that would be intrested in these matters that The Filmation MOTU cartoon is and was the vehical that took the brand to the masses. So the Teela that the majority of people saw and knew was a support character. Even though she appeared in one episode of NA and the live acton film, where She-Ra did not She was still a supporting character[/B] for the main character He-Man. The filmation cartoons ARE a unified universe and even the Sorceress would rank more highly than Teela.
She-Ra in all of her appearances never played second fiddle to any character ever!!!! But Teela has always done so. She-Ra is more powerful than Teela, She-Ra is 10,000 more recognisable with the public. This make She-Ra more iconic!!!! If I could liken your argument to anything it would be like saying Lois Lane is more important to the overal DC Comics brand than Wonder Woman. Now this would be a fair coment when only looking at Superman's specific story, but within the entire DC brand of characters there is no way that Lois Lane stands up to Diana. Diana is the iconic female heroine of the DC brand Just as She-Ra is the iconic femle heroine of the MOTU brand.
The question being asked here is not who is the most important female character within He-Man's personal story, but it feels to me like you are pushing that premise in these arguments. But trying to apply this premise to the entire brand (which is everything all in) does not make logical sense IMO. Teela has NEVER lead the brand, she is a supporting character in every showing she has ever made. she always helps He-Man in leading the brand.
She-Ra has never been a supporting character, her story played out as one of equal importance to He-Man's back in then 80's, just as it is now in MOTUC. In all of her 93 cartoon episodes, numerous books comics ets she stands toe to toe with He-Man in importance,and as a co leader of the brand. It just does not register in my mind how you can honestly argue that a supporting character is more iconic than the premier female character of this unified universe.
Were you asking the question who is the most iconic female character in He-Man's story then I would say Teela takes the top price, but the brand is more than just He-Man's persona story it's bigger than that. I stick to my guns. Lining up all of these characters and the overall story, Teela does not stand up to She-Ra in terms of recognisability or importance neither does she have any where near as much comerical viability.


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September 2010 – BIRMINGHAM, AL - James Cleveland, Jr., a Lawson State Community College student and LSCC choir member, is the selected voice to represent the college in the 2010 Historically Black Colleges and Universities Kennedy Center National Concert in Washington D.C on September 19, 2010.
September 2010 – BIRMINGHAM, AL - Lawson State Community College has been awarded two Student Support Services grants over a five-year funding cycle from the U. S. Department of Education to assist the educational needs and goals of students.
BIRMINGHAM, AL (August 26, 2010) – Lawson State Community College has been ranked by Washington Monthly as one of "America's 50 Best Community Colleges."
August 26, 2010 – Lawson State Community College has been approved by the Governor's Office for a State Energy Sector and Partnership Grant funded by the U. S. Department of Labor in the amount of $587,675 for the purpose of training for jobs in the maintenance and inspection of alternative powered vehicles such as liquefied and compressed natural gas, hybrid and electric vehicles, etc.
BIRMINGHAM, AL, MAY 7, 2010 - When the annals of time are turned, the wson State Community College Foundation Gala 2010 will have marked two significant milestones
BIRMINGHAM, AL - November 2, 2009 – Beauty and retrospect set the vibe for the Miss Lawson State Coronation that took place on Thursday, October 22, in the gymnasium of the Arthur Shores Fine Arts Building at Lawson State Community College where, Miss Devon Patterson Miss Lawson State 2008, passed the crown to London Hammondez, now reigning queen.
BIRMINGHAM, AL - Jefferson County Commissioner William Bell will address graduates of the Adult Education Program at Lawson State Community College on Tuesday, May 12 at 7:00 p.m. in the Arthur Shores Fine Arts Building (Birmingham West Campus).
BIRMINGHAM, AL - Ms. Marylyn Creer, a Lawson State Community College student, has been selected as a summer intern by the Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network's Health –focused Internship Program in Washington, D.C.
BIRMINGHAM, AL - Lawson State Community College recently held its Annual Honors and Awards Day, one of the college's major year-end ceremonies, acknowledging outstanding student achievement in academics, service and leadership.
BIRMINGHAM, AL - Lawson State Community College will present its "4th Annual RIP THE RUNWAY" Fashion Show on Thursday, April 16 at 7:00 p.m. in the Arthur Shores Fine Arts Building (Birmingham West Campus).
BIRMINGHAM, AL (April 21, 2009) - Birmingham President Pro Tempore Miriam Witherspoon leaves a tremendous void to be filled. Her untimely passing is a tremendous loss not only for family and friends, but for her district and Lawson State Community College.
JANUARY 2009 - "The only school in Alabama nationally certified for alternative fuels training" will be the lead-in for tonight's FOXe Report (FOX 6 TV) featuring Lawson State's Alabama Center for Automotive Excellence (ACAE).
BIRMINGHAM, AL - Lawson State Community College's Alabama Center for Automotive Excellence (ACAE) is growing at a fast pace.
DECEMBER 2008 - The Alabama Center for Automotive Excellence at Lawson State Community College is the newest member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Tommy Hobbs, Business and Industry Liaison, accepted the College's membership plaque in Dallas, Texas on December 12, 2008 while attending the Consortium's newest training on Hybrid Vehicles.
BIRMINGHAM, AL – (November 2008) The Alabama Center for Automotive Excellence at Lawson State Community College is the newest member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC).
OCTOBER 2008 - As one of the most important elections in quite some time transpires just days before us, there are major efforts to register voters, our youth in particular.
OCTOBER 2008 - West Birmingham and Lawson State communities alike were delighted by the Lawson State Community College Wellness Day and Cancer Strut at the Arthur Shores Fine Arts Building and throughout the Birmingham West Campus on October 15, 2008.
On April 1, 2008, Lawson State Community College had the pleasure of hosting the Promotion Ceremony of Lieutenant Colonel Leernest Ruffin, the commander of the 78th Communications Squadron at the Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robbins, Georgia.
BESSEMER, AL - Lawson State Community College hosted the Inaugural meeting of the Greater Bessemer Community Forum linking education, government, business and other entities together for purposes of community advancement.


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WAYNESBURG – Several criminal defendants pleaded guilty Wednesday before Greene County Judge Farley Toothman. They included the following:
Cody A. Kirk, 24, of 2 South Main St., Point Marion; offense – retail theft; arrested Sept. 18 in Cumberland Township; police responded to a report of a theft of a magazine and a drink from the Sheetz store in Carmichaels. Kirk told the court he has a drug problem that sometimes affects his judgment. He requested his sentence be delayed until Jan. 22 after he returns from attending his aunt's funeral in Indiana County. Toothman ordered Kirk to provide detailed information to the court with dates, times and the location of the funeral prior to leaving the area; sentence – 30 days to one year in jail with credit for time already served consecutive to a sentence in Fayette County, 225 hours of community service, a drug and alcohol assessment to be completed during his incarceration in Greene County, and fines, fees and court costs to be paid by the completion of his sentence.
Joseph Lee Milliken, 25, of 2187 Smith Creek Road, Waynesburg; offenses – two counts each of burglary of a residence while unoccupied, conspiracy to commit theft by unlawful taking with one or more other persons and criminal mischief; on two separate dates, Milliken and alleged accomplices broke into two Franklin Township residences to steal guns. On Oct. 6, 2009, they entered the premises of Donna L. Brown at 849 White Bridge Road where they stole a .410-gauge shotgun, .22-caliber bolt action rifle, a DVD player, cellphone, printer and miscellaneous tools. On Nov. 14, 2009, they entered the premises of James McNeely at 2131 Garard's Fort Road where they stole a .22-caliber Savage rifle, .22-caliber Martin rifle, an ultra-light bow, grinder, wallet, rolls of quarters, jewelry, binoculars and socket sets. In both instances, Milliken or his alleged accomplices damaged an entrance to gain access to the property. Milliken said his problem with drugs was behind the thefts. He refused to give the names of anyone else involved in the crimes to the court, and a continuance was issued until Jan. 23 at 9 a.m. while Toothman determines the legality of accepting Milliken's guilty plea to conspiracy if it is entered into the court record without the names of his co-conspirators.
Dorothy Elaine Shubert, 36, of 186 Adelaide Ave., Bobtown; offenses – acquiring or obtaining possession of a controlled substance by misrepresentation, forgery and illegal possession of a controlled substance; on June 28, Shubert presented a forged prescription for Adderall to the pharmacist at the Waynesburg Walmart. Shubert obtained the script from a doctor's pad at the business where she was employed. She told Toothman she had a prescription drug problem and is undergoing treatment; sentence will be imposed after the completion of a presentence investigation.
Noell William Folman, 46, of 114 First St., Mather; offenses – driving while under the influence of alcohol, DUI incapable of safe driving, driving on a suspended license, DUI with a suspended license and a summary violation; on March 18, Waynesburg Borough Police stopped Folman for driving outside of the traffic lane. His blood-alcohol content was 0.0197 percent; sentence – six months County Intermediate Punishment Program with 32 days of incarceration with work release followed by 61 days of home electronic monitoring to begin Jan. 18. Folman was ordered to pay $2,525 in fines, court costs and fees and to perform 75 hours of community service.
Nathan Alan Walker, 31, of 144 ½ West Wayne St., Waynesburg; offenses – 14 counts of forgery and one count each of criminal attempt and theft by unlawful taking; Walker was arrested Aug. 21 when police learned he had forged checks from his grandfather's account at PNC Bank acquiring $6,247. Walker told Toothman he has a substance abuse problem. He acknowledged knowing the sentence for this arrest would place him in violation of parole for a previous domestic relations sentence; sentence – five years of County Intermediate Punishment with 90 days incarceration in the Greene County Jail followed by 90 days of electronic home monitoring and probation. Toothman told Walker if he violated the terms of the sentence and came before the court, a state sentence would be the recommendation, noting his prior history. Walker also was ordered to have no contact with his grandfather, Jack E. Smith, and to pay restitution of $5,400 to Smith and $840.47 to PNC Bank, in addition to fines, court costs, fees and performing 175 hours of community service.
Charles Ferree Whipkey, 50, of 203 Hilltop Court, Nemacolin; offenses – simple assault, resisting arrest and harassment by striking, shoving or kicking; on Oct. 15, Cumberland Township Police responded to a domestic call at the Whipkey residence. Violet Whipkey, Charles' mother, told an officer he made threats that "we are all going to be on the news." She told the officer her son was yelling at her and grabbed her hands, twisting her fingers when she tried to call 911. According to the criminal complaint, Charles became defiant with the police officer called to the residence and had to be physically restrained before being taken into custody; sentence – 90 days to 12 months in jail with credit for 87 days already served, 90 hours of community service and no contact with his mother. He was ordered to pay $750 in fines plus court costs and fees. Whipkey will serve the remaining three days of his 90-day minimum sentence in the Greene County jail and then will be held on a bench warrant from Lawrence County until authorities there pick him up to face charges of using a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. He was arrested Oct. 30, 2005, in Union Township and failed to appear for his formal arraignment March 8, 2006, when the warrant was issued.
Justin Cheyenne Richter, 25, of 365 Brown Creek Road, Waynesburg; offenses – fleeing or eluding a police officer and five summary violations; Richter was arrested July 22 after leading state police on a chase in Monongahela Township. Police said they attempted to stop Richter, who was speeding while driving north on Route 88. He continued onto Sigsbee Road and Sugar Grove Road, failing to stop for a stop sign, before finally pulling his vehicle over; sentence – 30 days to one year in jail deferred until Jan. 16, $1,014 in fines, plus court costs and fees.
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The $3.4 million building on Route 519 in North Bethlehem Township is expected to be finished in about two months.
Troy Thompson, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania Department of General Services, said Monday the building is "90 to 95 percent completed."
The original completion date was to be Saturday, but a problem arose when the building's mechanical contractor went out of business. Mechanical Tower Construction Services of Pittsburgh has been replaced by Tudi Mechanical, also of Pittsburgh.
Nello Construction Co. of Canonsburg is the project's general contractor. Jeff Zell Consultants of Coraopolis is the architect.
The first phase of the building included site development, construction of a large retaining wall and leveling out the parking area.
In addition to housing supplies for the Troop B state police barracks, it will include storage room for state police substations in Waynesburg and Uniontown, which do not have ample space.
The second phase of the project will be the construction of a new state police barracks to replace Troop B's current barracks on Murtland Avenue, first occupied in 1949.
Thompson said the department is in the preliminary design for that building and has yet to select an architect. They hope to put the project out for bids in the fall and start construction in 2014.
Also planned for the 30-acre site is a new garage for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, that is now under construction. PennDOT moved its offices from Murtland Avenue into the former Consol Energy building adjacent to the building site.
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As a youngster growing up in Somerset County, Travis Eisentrout was a basketball junkie. If there was a pickup game to play, a practice to attend or a game to watch, Eisentrout was there.
That's what happens when you're the son of a coach.
Between all the playing and coaching, Eisentrout and his father, Barney, a longtime and successful coach at Turkeyfoot High School, still made it a point to spend one night each week together attending a college basketball game.
Two games that would go on the Eisentrout itinerary were the bi-annual PSAC contests between California University and Indiana. For years, the Cal-IUP games would be high-stakes, tension-filled contests. At the least, a PSAC West Division title would be on the line. Sometimes the games meant home-court advantage in the PSAC tournament or NCAA Division II tournament for the winner.
And the fans of both teams, and the students at each school, took notice. They arrived early and packed Cal's Hamer Hall and IUP's Memorial Field House.
"For those Cal-IUP games, you had to pull out the bleachers on the top level of the gym for all the extra fans who would show up. And there still wasn't a seat to be found by the start of the game," Travis Eisentrout said. "I can remember sitting in the aisle at Hamer Hall for a Cal-IUP game."
Yes, a Cal-IUP basketball game was big. The only other small-college basketball rivalry in this corner of the state that could match it was Waynesburg-Westminster in the 1980s. Cal-IUP was Duke-North Carolina, only on a Division II level. It had the same intensity.
"This game used to be THE game," said Bill Brown, who has been Cal's coach for 17 seasons and succeeded Jim Boone at the zenith of the rivalry.
But times change. Now, Cal-IUP seems to be just another basketball game. The fire and passion in the rivalry has been lost. When the Vulcans and Crimson Hawks met Wednesday at Cal's Convocation Center, it had the same feel as any other another midweek contest. The players were just as intense as in the past, but the fans – at least the ones who managed to show up – were hardly at a fever pitch.
The official attendance for the men's-women's doubleheader was 279. There were no more than 200 inside Cal's spacious and cavernous Convocation Center during the men's game.
"This is sad, because I remember what this rivalry was," Eisentrout said before tip-off of the men's game.
These days, Eisentrout is California's Athletic Events Coordinator, and the rivalry with IUP is one he has a unique perspective on. He played basketball at IUP before transferring to California, where he finished his career.
Those who opted to stay away Wednesday missed perhaps the most amazing comeback in this long series. California overcame a 22-point deficit to take a brief two-point lead in the final three minutes, only to have IUP make seven of eight free throws down the stretch to pull out a 70-68 victory. The game wasn't decided until Cal's Keith Lowe had a three-pointer at the buzzer kick off the back of the rim.
Years ago, that shot would have come with 3,000 people in the gym on their feet screaming. This time, you could hear Lowe frantically dribbling the ball up the court.
There are many theories for why the fire is burning out on the rivalry. Surely, one is the records of the teams. IUP is 13-2 and firmly entrenched in the Division II Top 25. Cal, however, is muddling along at 5-6 in the PSAC and 6-9 overall. Winning teams draw more fans than ones that hover around .500.
Brown offered another theory.
"It used to be that the Cal-IUP game was always played on a Saturday night," he said. "Then it was changed to a Wednesday thing. When they did that, the dynamics changed. I'm sure that the geography and logistics had something to do with the change to a Wednesday night."
The Convocation Center and IUP's new 5,000-seat Ed Fry Arena can be partly to blame, too. Hamer Hall and Memorial Field House were old-school gymnasiums with fewer seats and lower roofs. They were loud. They were basketball gyms, not oversized theaters with thousands of empty seats.
It also doesn't help that the state-affiliated schools in the PSAC now have a six-week break between semesters. That meant Cal's students weren't on campus last week. They won't return until Jan. 28. No students mean no home-court advantage.
"This game had the feel of a neutral-court game," Brown said.
Added Eisentrout, "I was at IUP last year when Cal played there. It was between semesters, without the students, and attendance was about the same as this – only a few hundred."
That lack of a home-court advantage in January is something that concerns Brown, and should concern the other coaches of the state-affiliated schools in the PSAC's West Division. With Pitt-Johnstown and Seton Hill scheduled to join the PSAC next year, they will join Gannon and Mercyhurst as private schools in the West. Those private schools will likely be in session in January long before those at Cal, IUP, Slippery Rock, Clarion and Edinboro. That also means a home-court advantage for the private-school basketball teams in January.
"It's a concern when you go to Erie, to Gannon, in January knowing their place will be packed," Brown said. "At the same time, our students aren't on campus. In California, we have about 5,000 people, and half of them are senior citizens. We don't have the one rescource you need, and that's people."
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Kids are inquisitive. Their minds absorb like a sponge. They love to learn, but so often when we feel their attention waning, an hour or possibly a month later we are amazed at what they've remembered.
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"I met my husband years ago at the Carnegie Museum, so he was familiar with my environmental interests," said Verna. "For our wedding anniversary recently, my husband was excited about a gift he had waiting for me. Knowing that our house was home to not only many of God's living creatures, but carcasses of those that didn't survive, he was delighted to present me with a dead hawk to add to my menagerie. I had to remove the body cavity and dry it completely. The hawk will always remain a memorable gift."
Dinosaurs, Birds of the Bible, Plants of the Bible and Children Around the World, with a focus on music and cultures, are successful learning experiences Verna takes to local neighborhoods.
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