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Four boys and four girls join 28 others in the Nittany Lions' 2014 recruiting class.

New Jersey finished in fourth place in both boys and girls; Pennsylvania girls finished seventh with the boys 14th.

Palmerton's Austin Shupp plays a role for Keystone State boys in 72-69 win over Garden State.

The senior led the Rough Riders' offensive line in the fall and captured district wrestling gold in the winter.

North Hunterdon's Morgan Harvey placed 14th in girls 400 intermediate hurdles race.

Fifteen boys from the Mid-Penn, Tri-Valley and Lancaster-Lebanon Leagues were picked for the first team, and fifteen more for the second team.

Fifteen individuals and three relay squads make up each team.

A better work ethic lifted the Stateliner senior to a gold medal in the NJSIAA Group 4 Championships.

Phillipsburg leads the way with three first-teamers.