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Westhampton’s Harrison Cohen Named HCBL Pitcher Of The Year; League Also Names MVP, Top Reliever

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Westhampton Aviator Harrison Cohen (George Washington) was named the HCBL's Pitcher of the Year.

Westhampton Aviator Harrison Cohen (George Washington) was named the HCBL's Pitcher of the Year.

Westhampton Aviator Harrison Cohen (George Washington) was named the HCBL's Pitcher of the Year.

Westhampton Aviator Harrison Cohen (George Washington) was named the HCBL's Pitcher of the Year.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 11, 2019
Prior to making his debut with the Westhampton Aviators on June 3, Harrison Cohen hadn’t pitched in a meaningful, competitive game in eight months, making what he accomplished this summer... more

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