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Slaton Carter Signs to Play Baseball at Campbellsville (w/PHOTOS)

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Slaton Carter has known for a while that he wanted to go to college at Campbellsville University. The big question is would he be able to play baseball there as well. That reality happened on Thursday as the Trigg County High School senior signed to continue his athletic and academic career at the NAIA school. Slaton, a catcher, hit .268 for the Wildcats last year and was among the team leaders with a .717 OPS – on-base percentage plus slugging.…

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Slaton Carter Signs to Play Baseball at Campbellsville (w/PHOTOS)

Slaton Carter has known for a while that he wanted to go to college at Campbellsville University. The big question is would he be able to play baseball there as well. That reality happened on Thursday as the Trigg County High School senior signed to continue his athletic and academic career at the NAIA school. Slaton, a catcher, hit .268 for the Wildcats last year and was among the team leaders with a .717 OPS – on-base percentage plus slugging.…

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Your Sports Edge broke the news in 1 month ago on Saturday, January 11, 2025.

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