Definition of collegian
: a student or recent graduate of a college
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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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With the hubbub over Japanese two-way sensation Shohei Ohtani, Louisville coach Dan McDonnell says the time has come for collegians excelling as pitchers and hitters to get more opportunities to do both as professionals.
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Former major-leaguers such as Dave Winfield, Todd Helton and Mark Kotsay were great pitchers and hitters as collegians but had to give up dual roles to be position players as pros.
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Marz has said she was inspired by Hill, who died in April 2015 of brain cancer, but lived to play several games as a Division III collegian at Mount St. Joseph’s.
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Besides the collegians, Miller, 26, and Zane Grothe, 25, have contributed to the culture.
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Pappas ran briefly for the Oregon Ducks, stayed in town as a post-collegian, represented Greece in the 2016 Olympics, and also is a serious film maker.
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His club includes post-collegians such as Canadian Whitney Rowe and a number of fast high school students.
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First Known Use of collegian
15th century
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