Dual-sports athlete Gavin Hogencamp completes football season, preps for baseball

Nysaiah Vargas dribbles with the ball for the River Valley High School boys basketball team.

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The News Team

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Published Jan 12, 2024

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Jan 12, 2024 @ 1:54 am

Hogencamp began playing football when he was 11.

He has adjusted to college life well, typically waking up early in the morning to lift weights and attend classes. Following that, Hogencamp attends practices and meetings and enjoys being active throughout the day.

Hogencamp will now turn his attention to baseball, where his team will kick off their season against Peru State at home on Feb. 9. Hogencamp has played baseball since he was 6 and was an all-conference player while in high school.

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