St. Paul Catholic High School standouts Devin Kulas and Jamie Leggett’s college team won in NCAA Division II baseball game on Sunday, April 6

St. Paul Catholic High School standouts Devin Kulas and Jamie Leggett’s college team won in NCAA Division II baseball game on Sunday, April 6
Devin Kulas and Jamie Leggett
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On Sunday, April 6, former St. Paul Catholic High School standouts Devin Kulas and Jamie Leggett’s current college team, the Franklin Pierce Ravens, won 10-3 in their NCAA Division II baseball game against the Saint Anselm Hawks.

The game took place at Dr. Arthur and Martha Pappas Field. This was their fourth matchup against the Hawks this season.

The Ravens’ next game is scheduled for Sunday, April 6 at 4 p.m. at Dr. Arthur and Martha Pappas Field against Saint Anselm Hawks.

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Devin Kulas
Infielder
Sophomore
6′3″ 190

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Jamie Leggett
Right handed pitcher
Sophomore
6′2″ 185



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