Cambridge, MA – The Ephs took on the Blue Jays in their second round of NCAAs to fight for a spot in the round of 16. After a three hour battle in nearly 100 degree weather, the Ephs clinch at 5-2 overall. Head Coach Anik Cepeda reflects, “This win took a lot of guts and a willingness to stay committed…
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