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Hawks’ Kayden Lipscomb plans to keep growing as a baseball player at West Virginia University

Summary by The Frederick News-Post
Seventeen months ago, Urbana shortstop Kayden Lipscomb first got a good feeling about his future at West Virginia University.

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A busy time should slow down soon, and West Virginia baseball manager Steve Sabins will have all the information he needs to build a new roster and defend the Big 12 title.

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Hawks’ Kayden Lipscomb plans to keep growing as a baseball player at West Virginia University

Seventeen months ago, Urbana shortstop Kayden Lipscomb first got a good feeling about his future at West Virginia University.

·Georgia, United States
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