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Wilson commits to RMC

Summary by BP Sports Niagara

Royal Military College appears to be a perfect fit for Austin Wilson in the classroom and on the volleyball court. The 17-year-old, Grade 12 student at E.L. Crossley has committed to the Kingston university where he will major in civil engineering and play volleyball. “I was at a volleyball showcase around Christmas and I met the coach there and just kind of started learning about the school as a whole and it just really started to intrigue me a…

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Wilson commits to RMC

Royal Military College appears to be a perfect fit for Austin Wilson in the classroom and on the volleyball court. The 17-year-old, Grade 12 student at E.L. Crossley has committed to the Kingston university where he will major in civil engineering and play volleyball. “I was at a volleyball showcase around Christmas and I met the coach there and just kind of started learning about the school as a whole and it just really started to intrigue me a…

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