Colin Maloney, former Shenendehowa High School standout, played on Wednesday, April 2 in NCAA Division I baseball game

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Colin Maloney, former Shenendehowa High School standout, played on Wednesday, April 2 in NCAA Division I baseball game
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Apr 3, 2025
ByT. M. Strom
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On Wednesday, April 2, former Shenendehowa High School standout Colin Maloney’s current college team, the Rhode Island Rams, won 11-9 in their NCAA Division I baseball game against the Boston Eagles.

The game took place at Harrington Athletics Village. This was their second matchup against the Eagles this season.

The Rams’ next game is scheduled for Friday, April 4 at 3 p.m. at Bill Beck Field against Richmond Spiders.

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Colin Maloney
Infielder and right handed pitcher
Junior
6′0″ 180

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