Don Leypoldt is a journalist for the Bucks County Herald, focusing on local news and sports in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. With a passion for covering high school and college sports, Don brings the latest updates and highlights to readers, highlighting the achievements of local athletes and teams.
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Don Leypoldt's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly in the Pennsylvania area. He frequently covers high school and college-level sports such as soccer, football, basketball, and hockey.
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On a snowy Friday in Doylestown, Central Bucks South topped its Central Bucks West hosts 48-42 for the Titans' sixth win in a row after an 0-3 start.
Both Council Rock South girls and boys emerged victorious on Friday in Holland after sweeping a double header against arch rival Council Rock North.
By: Don Leypoldt
Don Leypoldt Hats off to Alyson Cutter. The West Chester senior, via Central Bucks South, scored a hat trick against Mansfield on Oct. 19 before the game was 20 minutes old.
Don Leypoldt Welcome to 40 Watt Leypoldt – a bi-weekly column highlighting the sports notes and notables in the Herald's coverage region that could otherwise fly under the radar.
Don Leypoldt Call her Emily Post. East Stroudsburg 6-foot-2 senior center Emily Chmiel had a November and December to remember, winning
Don Leypoldt of 2 The Lion roared. With 1:40 left in the first half on her Tuesday Senior Night, New Hope-Solebury
South Hunterdon (5-5, 1-1 Skyland Mountain) both got back to .500 and won its first division game Tuesday night in West Amwell after a 64-51 win over Belvidere.
Don Leypoldt of 15 When Council Rock South and Pennridge face off, it seldom lacks for drama. Wednesday night at Hatfield was no exception.
Council Rock South (12-0) senior Jeremy Rayher is the breakout star of the Suburban High School Hockey League. His overtime goal to beat Pennridge last Wednesday was his second OT
By: Don Leypoldt
Don Leypoldt of 2 Lansdale Catholic whittled an 18-point Archbishop Wood lead down to three midway in the fourth quarter of Wood's long-awaited home opener.
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