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• Rogers, Holcombe ready to compete for Team USA

  SURREY, British Columbia, Canada | Former University of Alabama softball players Brittany Rogers and Ashley Holcombe will suit up for the U.S. national team for the first time today when the U.S. plays the Netherlands in an opening-day game at the...

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