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Warwick
Tops E-Town On The Ice
WGAL High School Playbook.
The Bears came within one, but the Warriors stood their ground for the two-point
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- WGAL Highschool Playbook
Palmyra
CPIHL coach Brent Burgard has Cup in mind
January 22, 2010
LLOYD REIGEL, For The Patriot-News
Palmyra bounced back from a recent 8-1 loss to CPIHL Tier 1 leader Cumberland
Valley to knock off Lampeter-Strasburg 4-1, evening its record at 5-5-1 for
the season.Read
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Cumberland
Valley Eagles continue winning ice hockey ways
JEFF DEWEES, The Patriot-News, January 07, 2010 9:57 a.m.
Cumberland Valley hasn't let up, literally and figuratively, since the first
puck was dropped on the 2009-10 CPIHL season two months ago. In their first
game in more than two weeks, the Eagles suffered no holiday hangover effects
from the big pre-Christmas win over Hershey...Read
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Palmyra
could make a run at Bears Cup
Thursday, January 07, 2010
BY JEFF DEWEES jdewees@patriot-news.com
The Palmyra Cougars started the New Year in fine fashion this week when they
upended a fine Red Land squad 7-4 on Monday night.
Under the guidance of longtime program coach but first-year varsity head man
Brent Burgard, the Cougars evened their mark at 4-4-0 with that win over the
Patriots -- a team that sits in third place in the Central Pennsylvania Interscholastic
Hockey League Tier I standings...Read
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Falcons
blank Warwick
WGAL High School Playbook.
Cedar Crest and Warwick were deadlocked with no score until the Falcons' Nicholas
Horacek kicked things off on a power play...View
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Cumberland
Valley Perfect on The Ice
WGAL High School Playbook.
The Eagles hosted Cedar Cliff and kept their perfect record with an 11-1 blowout...View
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Guidelines
regarding H1N1 infection
October 23, 2009
Listen
to an interview with Dr. Stuart
USA Hockey, with guidance from its
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Stuart, has issued the following information
regarding the H1N1 infection, including some basic recommendations to reduce
the likelihood of spreading the infection.
USA Hockey recommends:
Provide individual water bottles. Do not share water bottles.
Regularly wash hands.
Clean workout gear for each practice/competition.
Keep gloves on during the traditional handshake with opponents.
Individuals with influenza may develop typical signs or symptoms of: fever (102°degrees
F or greater), cough, muscle aches, runny nose, headache, or sore throat with
the potential for more serious complications, including. pneumonia.
This year’s influenza virus
strain has particularly targeted children and young adults. Transmission of
influenza virus may occur from the day before the onset of symptoms and during
the 5-7 days that these symptoms are present.
Infected individuals should stay
home until signs and symptoms have resolved and they have not had a fever for
at least 24 hours. The 24-hour no-fever timeline should be achieved naturally,
without the aid of fever reducing medications.
Additional information regarding
H1N1 is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: http://www.cdc.gov/H1N1Flu/
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