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Kolten Wong will be guest instructor at baseball camp


Kamehameha-Hawaii graduate and former University of Hawaii All-America infielder Kolten Wong will be a guest instructor at the ABD Victory College Camp Dec. 8 to 9 at Central Oahu Regional Park, according to an ABD Academy press release.

There is a fee for the camp. See the link: http://www.eteamz.com/COLLEGECAMPS/news.

The University of Hawaii and Temple, as well as UH-Hilo and Hawaii Pacific University coaches will be joining other programs from the Mainland, mainly Division II, Division III, NAIA and junior colleges.

The camp was is an audition for the National Team Identification Series that will send players to Cary, N.C., where players are further exposed to more college coaches, the press release added.





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