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- First Year FRIDAY - The next feature in our 2026 Class, a First Year Defensemen from Massachusetts, Jake Giordano! Welcome to the Charger Blue & White, Jake!!! 🔵🥍⚪️🐴
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- First Year FRIDAY -

The next feature in our 2026 Class, a First Year Defensemen from Massachusetts, Jake Giordano!

Welcome to the Charger Blue & White, Jake!!!

🔵🥍⚪️🐴

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