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NCAA BASEBALL FAYETTEVILLE REGIONAL: Dedication Pays Off For Hauskey

FORMER SPRINGDALE HIGH STANDOUT COUNTS DOWN FINAL DAYS AS RAZORBACK

By Nathan Allen

Posted: June 3, 2010 at 3:17 a.m.

Jason Ivester
Arkansas catcher Tom Hauskey sits inside the clubhouse at Baum Stadium.

Tom Hauskey never let go of his dream to play NCAA Division I baseball.

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