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Stony Brook University softball team starts right back where they left off

Amber Lewis
March 15, 2021

The Stony Brook University softball team began their season months after practicing under COVID-19 safety protocols. Watch players explain their experiences and their hopes for the season after the last spring season abruptly ended because of the pandemic. Video by Amber Lewis.

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