Braeden Johnson, former Unatego Junior Senior High School standout, played on Friday, March 7 in NCAA Division I baseball game

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Braeden Johnson, former Unatego Junior Senior High School standout, played on Friday, March 7 in NCAA Division I baseball game
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Mar 8, 2025
ByT. M. Strom
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On Friday, March 7, former Unatego Junior Senior High School standout Braeden Johnson’s current college team, the Cornell Big Red, lost 3-2 in their NCAA Division I baseball game against the Michigan State Spartans.

The game took place at Fluor Field. This was their first matchup against the Spartans this season.

The Big Red’s next game is scheduled for Saturday, March 8 at 12 p.m. at Winthrop Ballpark against UAB Blazers.

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Braeden Johnson
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6′3″ 220

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