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Sports One-on-One: Trevor Thompson

By Brody Staub and Matt Maloney
April 25, 2017
By Matt Maloney, Brody Staub/The Ithacan

Senior baseball captain Trevor Thompson talks about leading the team and his hopes for the rest of the season.

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