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UL's Lee Amedee claims Tony Gwynn Community Service Trophy

Lee Amedee from the University of Louisiana has won the prestigious Tony Gwynn Community Service Trophy, a national award recognizing exceptional community service. This is the second annual presentation of the award, which honors athletes dedicated to making a positive impact in their communities.

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