Kyle McDermott, former Monroe Woodbury High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship

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Kyle McDermott, former Monroe Woodbury High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship
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May 29, 2025
ByT. M. Strom
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Former Monroe Woodbury High School standout and current Central Connecticut Blue Devils player, Kyle McDermott will compete in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship.

They begin the tournament as a number four seed against the fourth seeded Auburn Tigers.

The first game is on Friday, May 30 at 6 p.m.

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Kyle McDermott
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6′5″ 225
Hometown: Monroe

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