Dawson Wallace, former Moniteau Junior Senior High School standout, played on Saturday, March 1 in NCAA Division II baseball game

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Dawson Wallace, former Moniteau Junior Senior High School standout, played on Saturday, March 1 in NCAA Division II baseball game
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Mar 2, 2025
ByButler County News
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On Saturday, March 1, former Moniteau Junior Senior High School standout Dawson Wallace’s current college team, the Slippery Rock The Rock, won 5-3 in their NCAA Division II baseball game against the Shippensburg Raiders.

The game took place at Fairchild Field. This was their third matchup against the Raiders this season.

The The Rock’s next game is scheduled for Friday, March 7 at 12 p.m. at Calvin L. Bailey Field against West Virginia State Yellow Jackets.

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