On Friday, April 4, former Seneca Valley Senior High School standout Zyler Freedman’s college team lost in an NCAA Division II baseball game

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On Friday, April 4, former Seneca Valley Senior High School standout Zyler Freedman’s college team lost in an NCAA Division II baseball game
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Apr 5, 2025
ByButler County News
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On Friday, April 4, former Seneca Valley Senior High School standout Zyler Freedman’s current college team, the Pittsburgh Johnstown Mountain Cats, lost 3-2 in their NCAA Division II baseball game against the Seton Hill Griffins.

The game took place at SHU Baseball Complex. This was their second matchup against the Griffins this season.

The Mountain Cats’ next game is scheduled for Sunday, April 6 at 12 p.m. at Point Stadium against Seton Hill Griffins.

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Zyler Freedman
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