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Waubonsie's season ends

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Brad Engel
on May 20, 2008 8:05 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

The Warriors lost their playoff opener 10-0 to Plainfield South on Tuesday, but that's likely not the last time to catch two of their seniors.

First baseman Adam LeRoy plans to play at Benedictine University, and catcher/outfielder Chris Galovic plans to play at Aurora University. They're both up for all-Upstate Eight Conference honors.

Heading into the playoffs, LeRoy hit .347 with 26 RBIs for the Warriors while Galovic hit .346 with 28 RBIs.

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