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Washburn falls to No. 9 Pittsburg State University in two-game series

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Morgan Albrecht, Sports Editor/Copy Chief • April 14, 2024
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Marrit Mead, senior infielder, lays down a sacrifice bunt. Mead was unable to beat out the throw to first base but was able to move Erin Boles, sophomore outfielder, safely to second.

Washburn loses the final home series of the season against the Gorillas in 3-0 and 6-2 games

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Morgan Albrecht, Sports Editor/Copy Chief
Hi, I'm Morgan! I'm a senior mass media major with a concentration in journalism. I enjoy writing and creating content of all types. I hope to pursue a career in the sports media field. I grew up watching and playing sports all the time but my favorite sports to report on are volleyball, basketball, baseball, and softball.
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