Sunday, April 13: Notre Dame High School standout Dylan Palmer’s college team loses to Northeastern Huskies

Sunday, April 13: Notre Dame High School standout Dylan Palmer’s college team loses to Northeastern Huskies
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On Sunday, April 13, former Notre Dame High School standout Dylan Palmer’s current college team, the Hofstra Pride, lost 4-0 in their NCAA Division I baseball game against the Northeastern Huskies.

The game took place at Parsons Field and Friedman Diamond. This was their third matchup against the Huskies this season.

The Pride’s next game is scheduled for Tuesday, April 15 at 3 p.m. at Jack Kaiser Stadium against St. John’s Red Storm.

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Dylan Palmer
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5′9″ 170



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