Missouri State University Baseball
Taeg Gollert is a senior outfielder and first baseman for the Missouri State Baseball team. Gollert becomes the fourth baseball Bear to claim the title of "CUSA Hitter of the Week".
Photo from the Donna Walker Collection
Jason Rosenbaum
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St. Louis Public Radio
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