Shippensburg inducts athletics Hall of Fame class of 2024
(10/28/24 2:18pm)
Shippensburg University added six new members to its Athletics hall of Fame during its 39th annual induction ceremony on October 18.
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Shippensburg University added six new members to its Athletics hall of Fame during its 39th annual induction ceremony on October 18.
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