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wild tornado casino For the first time in 17 years, a Delaware County football team is set to battle for a PIAA championship. Bonner & Prendergast is one win away from claiming what would be the school’s first state football title. The District 12 champion Friars (11-2) will square off against undefeated Lampeter-Strasburg (14-0) Thursday night at Cumberland Valley High School in Mechanicsburg, with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m. in the PIAA Class 4A title game. “We always believed that we could do this,” senior wide receiver/defensive back Jeremiah Coleman said. “It just means so much because we have worked for it since the beginning. After last season ended (in the Class 4A quarterfinals), we’ve worked on it so much. We break down after practice every day saying the same thing, ‘State ‘chip on three.’ We’re speaking it into existence.” Not since 2007, when Garnet Valley reached the PIAA Class 3A final, has a Delaware County team advanced this far into the postseason. Now, the Friars aim to make history as the first Delco squad since Strath Haven in 2000 to bring home a state title. This season, Bonner & Prendie is one of three Philadelphia Catholic League powerhouses vying for PIAA titles, joining Roman Catholic (5A) and perennial juggernaut St. Joseph’s Prep (6A). For the Friars, the focus at this stage is straightforward. “Finish – that’s all we talk about,” coach Jack Muldoon said after practice Sunday. “Every week, the guys have been focused on the mission at hand, which is to go 1-0. We have always tried to keep that positive mindset. There was a stretch this season where ... we had too many penalties and I was constantly harping on it. I said to the guys, you know, we’re going to look at this in a positive way. I’m not going to take it from a negative point of view; instead, we’re going to continue to work on everything and get better at everything. We’re going to get better at pass (protection) and we’re going to get better on defense and get better with our discipline. I think they picked that up and carried it with them during this stretch every day. “The main thing is, this team wants to finish. They want to do something that nobody’s done in Delaware County for a while, and that nobody’s ever done at this school. That’s the thing right now. They want to finish this the right way.” The Friars have been the most dominant team in Delco, averaging 38 points per game. Their only losses were to St. Joe’s Prep and La Salle, both 6A teams. Records have fallen across the board for this squad. Sophomore quarterback Noel Campbell has rewritten the program’s history books, throwing for a team-record 2,517 yards and 27 touchdowns. On the receiving end, Jalil Hall owns the single-season record for receiving yards with 891, edging out Jeremiah Coleman’s 853 yards. Coleman had a 200-yard receiving game against Pope John Paul II in the quarterfinals. Rob Ford, Chris Jones, Ty Morris and Brady Muldoon are assets in the receiving game as well. In the backfield, Mick Johnson (1,205 yards) and Saalem Frink (915) have solidified themselves as one of the most dynamic duos in the state. Johnson set the school’s single-season touchdown record with his 25th score during last week’s 55-26 rout of Southern Lehigh. The offensive line, led by senior Chaz Ingram and sophomore Kevin Hunter, have bullied opposing defenses during the team’s run in the state playoffs. Defensively, the Friars play fast and physical. Hall, a West Virginia commit, is a nightmare off the edge, while CJ Amobi has racked up a team-high 7.5 sacks. Khalil Holley has been an enforcer with a team-leading 68 total tackles. Coleman and Robert Nettles-Carter have each picked off three passes this season, anchoring a ball-hawking secondary. The elder Muldoon has praised the emergence of the linebacker corps, led by junior Ashton Woodard (60 tackles) and sophomore Cole Romano (38), who were instrumental in last week’s victory. Lampeter-Strasburg captured the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 4 and District 3 championships. Like Bonner & Prendie, L-S has never played for a PIAA title. The Pioneers are outscoring opponents 541-145 and, according to LancasterOnline.com, have racked 360.5 offensive yards per game. They rallied from a 13-point deficit to upset Thomas Jefferson, 20-16, in the semifinals. The L-S defense has been equally impressive, registering 66 tackles for loss and 18 interceptions. Quarterback/defensive back Caileb Howse leads the way with six picks, returning four for touchdowns, while Christian Nolt has three interceptions, including a pivotal one last week against Thomas Jefferson. Per LancasterOnline.com, Howse has completed 60 percent of his passing attempts for 1,582 yards and 17 touchdowns without throwing a interception. On the ground he’s amassed 1,350 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns. Last week, his 45-yard touchdown run ignited the Pioneers’ comeback and his 70-yard scoring strike to Nolt sealed the game. Howse’s favorite targets are wide receiver Danny Weichler and tight end Emory Fluhr. Running back Dominic Brown has rushed for 1,484 yards and 22 touchdowns. “They’re a physical team. They do a lot of QB runs with No. 13 (Howse) and they have some pretty good athletes,” Jack Muldoon said. “I think No. 5 (Weichler) is good, No. 7 (Brown) is good and No. 3 (wide receiver Mason Hostetter) is good. They have some big linemen. I am very impressed with them, seeing how they played Thomas Jefferson. I was a little surprised because Jefferson is always so good. But (Lampeter-Strasburg) was down 16-3 and they came back and won the game and didn’t let them score in the second half. I told our kids today, ‘They are not going to quit against you.’ This is a tough team that is going to tackle well and play hard the whole game. I said they reminded me a little bit of Dallas, who we played in states last year. We were up on them 21-7 and they came back and beat us. “Our team is pretty good at that – finishing games – but this team we are about to play is really good. The one big thing is their quarterback can run and he’s strong. I feel like we are running into another tough team from that part of the state and we’re going to have to be really good to win.”Deal on Elgin Marbles ‘still some distance’ away, says George Osborne

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Infants whose mothers regularly use language to describe what their child is thinking or feeling have higher levels of the hormone oxytocin, finds a new study led by UCL researchers. Oxytocin, a hormone that is involved in a range of psychological processes, plays an important role in social relationships, such as the development of the bond between a parent and child, and the formation of trust, and social understanding, across the lifespan. For the research, published in Development and Psychopathology , 62 new mothers aged between 23 and 44 years old, who had an infant between three and nine months old, were filmed interacting naturally with their baby for five minutes. The researchers analyzed the videos to see how well the mother accurately referred to her infant's internal experience (e.g., their thoughts, feelings, desires and perceptions) during the interaction. They also collected saliva samples from the infant and measured the level of the hormone oxytocin. When the relationship between these two measures was analyzed, the researchers found a positive correlation. Lead author, Dr. Kate Lindley Baron-Cohen (UCL Psychology & Language Sciences), said, "It has long been known that the hormone oxytocin is involved in intimate social relationships , including the attachment bond between a mother and her child. It is also known that how well a mother is attuned to her infant's thoughts and feelings in the first year of life is a long-term predictor of the child's social and emotional development . But the pathways underlying these effects have been unclear. "We have, for the first time, discovered that the amount that a mother talks to their infant about their infant's thoughts and feelings is directly correlated with their infant's oxytocin levels. This suggests that oxytocin is involved in regulating children's early social experience, and this is itself shaped by the way a parent interacts with their infant." For example, when a child demonstrates interest in a toy, a parent who displays understanding of their child's internal state might say "Oh, you like this toy," or "You're excited," and might imitate their child's actions or facial expression. In this way, the parent is mirroring the child's internal experience, and the new results now reveal that this influences the infant's oxytocin system as well. The team also found that mothers who were experiencing postnatal depression referred less to their infant's internal states than mothers who were not experiencing depression. Dr. Lindley Baron-Cohen said, "This study demonstrates a new psychobiological link between mothers and their infant, in which the mother's emotionally sensitive speech is reflected in her infant's hormone levels. "This highlights the key role mothers play in their child's early development, and indicates how mothers who are experiencing depression could be supported to facilitate their child's social development." More information: K. Lindley Baron-Cohen et al, Maternal mind-mindedness and infant oxytocin are interrelated and negatively associated with postnatal depression, Development and Psychopathology (2024). DOI: 10.1017/S0954579424001585

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