Cornell's CJ Kirst Wins Prestigious Tewaaraton Award
CJ Kirst of Cornell University has been awarded the Tewaaraton Award, which honors the top lacrosse player in the nation. Kirst, an attackman who wears jersey number 15, capped off a historic season by securing the award. The announcement was reported by Cornell University in Ithaca.
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Source Location: Ithaca
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