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4 going into WWU Athletic Hall of Fame

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The Western Washington Universtiy Athletic Hall of Fame will welcome in 4 new members in the Class of 2020.

Leading the group is former NFL punter Michael Koenen. Also going in are 3-time national champion rower Audrey Coon Schwind, basketball guard Jodie Kaczor Berry and national champion softball coach Art Phinney. Phinney passed away last year.

The Class of 2020 will be inducted Sat. May 16th at Carver Gym on the Western campus.

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