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THE ISSUE: LNP | LancasterOnline’s Dan Nephin wrote earlier this month about Earnest Jones, a Lancaster resident and U.S. Army veteran who died by suicide Feb. 24 at age 44.
Over the years, Earnest Jones used alcohol and drugs to cope with the horrors he saw as a U.S. Army mortuary affairs specialist in Afghanistan.
Andrew Eichelberger’s recruiting visit to Lehigh back in 2014 seems oddly prescient now. When the Texas native came to Bethlehem, a snowstorm delayed the Mountain Hawks’ game, so he had to wait an extra day. He clearly remembers the Kurtis Kaunas’ bouncer that won the game in triple-overtime, but it was his experience off the field that sealed the deal. “The experience with the guys off the field was just as great. All the parents were super inviting and accepting of me and my dad,” he says. “I found my second family out here.” Flash forward to early February 2021, and Eichelber...
For the four fifth-years who decided to come back after the NCAA granted an extra year of eligibility to all spring athletes after the 2020 season was canceled, they have a lot riding on this upcoming year — with only more chance to capture that title. Midfielders Crew Cintron, Andrew Eichelberger and Christian McHugh were the other fifth-years who chose to return. “It’s really exciting to have them back, not only for the type of players they are, but the type of leaders and characteristics they possess is going to add so much value to our team,” coach Kevin Cassese said...