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Sports One on One: Senior cross-country runner Sean Phillips

By Kendyl Bennett, Assistant Multimedia Editor
September 14, 2016
By Kendyl Bennett, Connor Duffy, Matt Maloney, Andrew Treves

Senior cross-country runner Sean Phillips talks about his success in the season so far and his goal of making nationals in his final year at Ithaca College.

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