GALLERY: Washburn football athletes get an early start on their season

Kohichiro Yamada, Photographer|April 15, 2022

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Kohichiro Yamada

Washburn wide receiver James Letcher, Jr. (13) catches a ball April 9, 2022, Yager Stadium, Topeka, Kansas. Washburn Football played blue v. white to create a game-like scenario.

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