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November 3, 2011

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McKeithan sits out this season, as MAAC and NCAA release conference schedules and start date.

Track and field have a chance for a fall season that remains unclear. Despite no games or matches played, Rider Broncs continue to practice.

The Unified Sports Club continues to succeed, working with Special Olympics Athletes through virtual practices.

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