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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: With a doubleheader sweep of Troy on Tuesday (March 24), the Kennesaw State softball team earned its third-straight series victory as the Owls posted wins of 4-0 and 3-1 over the Trojans at Bailey Park. It is the sixth win in the last seven games for the Owls (21-10), who
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: Kennesaw State Director of Athletics Vaughn Williams announced a change in leadership of the men’s basketball program. “I want to personally thank Jimmy Lallathin for his hard work as head coach,” Williams said. “Jimmy took over the program in mid-season and guided it through a difficult period of transition. Also,
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: Jordan Hillyer, who was named Co-Pitcher of the Week in the Atlantic Sun, earned national recognition Monday afternoon as the junior was honored Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week, announced by Collegiate Baseball on Monday afternoon. “It’s a special award and to see Hillyer get recognized for his outstanding
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Release from Kenensaw State Athletics: Junior Hillary Kartman was tabbed the Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week after leading the Kennesaw State softball team to back-to-back series wins, the league office announced on Monday (March 23). “We are really proud of Hillary for being recognized as the Player of the Week,” said interim head coach Tory
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Release by Kennesaw State Athletics: The Kennesaw State baseball program compiled 23 runs on 36 hits to sweep its doubleheader with visiting William & Mary Saturday (March 21) afternoon. The Owls (12-10) defeated the Tribe (10-9) in the first game of the day, 13-12, in 10 innings, before taking the second game of the twinbill
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: The Kennesaw State football team held its final scrimmage before playing in the Black and Gold game next Saturday, March 28. “I thought we came out with more energy than we did last Saturday and then things happened early on, mainly self inflicted, and everything died a little bit,” head
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