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Holy Cross senior quarterback Dominic Randolph added to his collection of postseason accolades by receiving the ECAC Football Championship Subdivision Player of the Year award on Wednesday, and becoming one of eight Patriot Leaguers named to the ECAC All-Star squad.

The 2009 Patriot League Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year were two of four selections from the League to the Associated Press Football Championship Subdivision All-America team, announced on Wednesday.

Lehigh University senior linebacker Matt Cohen is the 2009 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year.

Matt Cohen makes a tackle in the Georgetown game. Cohen led the Patriot League this season with nine sacks.

Olathe East-Blue Valley North become one of the most fierce season-opening rivalries in Johnson County and it didn't disappoint Friday.

Greatness was expected from Olathe East's boys basketball team last year and, led by Bruce Reed and Danny Mundweiler, the Hawks didn't disappoint, rolling to a 19-4 record and a second straight appearance at the Kansas 6A state tournament.

Frank Tavani admitted Sunday that ''our pride has a little dent in it this morning,'' but having said that, he was on to a much more positive platform.

Seniors Matt Cohen and B.J. Benning are key pieces of a Lehigh defense that leads the nation in sacks with 37.

Lehigh University linebacker Matt Cohen of Central Catholic High School is named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year Wednesday, November 25, 2009 CENTER VALLEY Lehigh University senior linebacker Matt Cohen was named the 2009 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year.

After an outstanding career that netted multiple Patriot League and Football Championship Subdivision records, Holy Cross senior quarterback Dominic Randolph added another accomplishment to his outstanding resume by becoming the first Patriot League player to earn three consecutive Offensive Player of the Year awards, it was announced on Tuesday ...

With this Twitter thing we're now doing on the Internet, we give you comments as we're covering games -- at least where possible.

Throughout the week, features and previews have been published each day leading up to the 145th meeting between Lafayette and Lehigh on Saturday.

After what happened yesterday at Goodman Stadium, I believe anything is possible in sports.

Lehigh senior linebacker Matt Cohen crowd surfs after the Mountain Hawks beat Lafayette 27-21 in overtime.

Victory today over Lehigh is a must if Lafayette is to return to the NCAA playoffs after a three-year absence, but does not guarantee the required at-large bid.

Lehigh linebacker Matt Cohen, right, leads a Mountain Hawks defense that is first in the Football Championship Subdivision in sacks.

Standing firmly at six-foot one-inch and weighing two-hundred and twenty pounds, senior middle-linebacker Al Pierce is one of the strongest members on Lehigh's football squad.

For Frank Giacalone, the tougher an assignment is the better. When deciding on his college major, Giacalone sought out the most challenging one he could find.

Lehigh quarterback JB Clark hoists the MVP trophy from last year's 31-15 win over rivals Lafayette.

Lehigh University senior linebacker Troy Taylor spends a lot of time away from home.