‘Stihl’-ing is a good thing for Princeton baseball

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When you have a player named Stihl, it’s a good bet your baseball team is going to steal bases. The Princeton Tigers swiped 31 bases over two nights in back-to-back games last week against Kewanee. Stihl Brokaw and Jack Oester had seven steals each

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This episode was published on May 5, 2026.

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When you have a player named Stihl, it’s a good bet your baseball team is going to steal bases. The Princeton Tigers swiped 31 bases over two nights in back-to-back games last week against Kewanee. Stihl Brokaw and Jack Oester had seven steals each

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