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Otters' Kubeja talks upcoming rookie orientation camp in studio

Otters' Kubeja talks upcoming rookie orientation camp in studio

Yahoo16-05-2025

New voice of the Erie Otters, Trevor Kubeja, joined JET-24's Mike Fenner in the studio to talk about this coming weekend's rookie orientation camp for the team.
For more information, head to Ottershockey.com
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