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Jun
15
Updated: Flashes defeat Oregon, advance to College World Series
Kent State shortstop Jimmy Rider set the school record for single-season hits and became the Mid-American Conference all-time hits leader this season. Rider’s hit to left field in the ninth inning drove the winning run and scored the Flashes a trip to the College World Series.
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