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A 15-game winning streak.
				Another unbeaten regular season.
				Another division title.
				A No. 3 seed for the District 2 playoffs.
				All that success isn&rsquo;t quite enough for the Holy Redeemer Royals.
				Because they&rsquo;re looking for at least one more crown.
				&ldquo;That&rsquo;s our second goal, to win this Wyoming Valley Conference league championship,&rdquo; Holy Redeemer coach John Jezorwski said. &ldquo;The kids work for that.&rdquo;
				The work starts today, when defending overall league champ and WVC Division 2 champ Redeemer faces Division 1 runner-up Hazleton Area at 6 p.m. at Lake-Lehman High School in a battle of 18-4 teams and a rematch of last year&rsquo;s first-ever overall league title game (18-4).
				That will be followed by Division 1 champ Dallas (20-3) battling against Back Mountain rival and Division 2 runner-up Lake-Lehman (14-8) in the 7:30 p.m. nightcap at Lehman. The winners will meet for the crown Saturday at Berwick Middle School.
				Most of those teams are familiar with each other.
				Lehman lost to Hazleton Area, 56-31 in the finals of the Cougar Tip-Off Classic on Dec. 7, dropped a 51-40 decision to Dallas on Dec. 19 and suffered two losses to Redeemer during league play, 53-48 on Jan. 13 and 70-55 on Feb. 3.
				Hazleton Area down Dallas 54-39 on Jan. 13 then dropped a 61-52 battle with the Mountaineers last Monday, forcing a regular-season tie at the top of Division 1. Dallas broke it by overcoming a 23-point, eight-rebound effort by Hazleton Area&rsquo;s Marissa Trivelpiece to grit out a 55-47 victory in a playoff for the division title Tuesday, earning a match-up with Lehman tonight.
				That left Trivelpiece and her 15.6-point average squaring off with Holy Redeemer and Sam Yencha, who averages 17.6 points.
				&ldquo;Two of the top five players in the area,&rdquo; said Jezorwski, whose Royals went 14-0 and scored 70, 66 and 70 points in its last three games to run their winning streak to 15 straight and finish a second straight perfect regular season. &ldquo;I think we&rsquo;re getting our stride together now. Our offense is really starting to click now.
				&ldquo;Hazleton Area&rsquo;s a really good team,&rdquo; continued Jezorwski, whose team won its third straight WVC Division 2 title after moving up from Division 3. &ldquo;Overall, I think it&rsquo;s going to be an exciting game, a real high-scoring game between two good teams.&rdquo;
				The other battle will also feature two teams going bombs away.
				Dallas&rsquo; Lauren Charlton averages 16.6 points and led Division 1 by averaging more than 2 3-point field goals per game, while Lehman&rsquo;s Sarah Salus led the league&rsquo;s Division 2 with a scoring average of 18.2 points.
				&ldquo;It was close the last time we played Lehman,&rdquo; Dallas coach Kelly Johnson said. &ldquo;It should be a good one.&rdquo;

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