Definition of collegian
: a student or recent graduate of a college
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Holloway -- one of only three collegians to jump 27 feet this season -- and Bates lurked in the final with three more chances to top him.
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His father, Matt Centrowitz, competed at Hayward Field as a collegian for Oregon at the beginning a career that saw him run in two Olympics.
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Stevens, Cunliffe and Rogers clearly are good enough, and had little to prove as collegians.
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The Ravens would like to move the 2016 second-round draft pick back to outside linebacker, the position Correa excelled at as a collegian at Boise State.
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April 12-14, Tennessee Relays: Ran 11.07w in the 100, finishing second but the top collegian.
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Erin Donahue first competed in the Penn Relays for Haddonfield High School and returned to Franklin Field both as a collegian at North Carolina and as a professional runner.
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Tkachuk is the son of former Coyotes power forward Keith Tkachuk, and the young collegian plays quite a similar style to that of his father.
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Older players, even collegians, have started to use the soft-shell equipment too.
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First Known Use of collegian
15th century
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