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Marcus Georges-Hunt, Justin Thomas among Tech athletes graduating

May 7, 2016

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Credit: Ken Sugiura

Sixty former and present Georgia Tech athletes will graduate Saturday, a group that includes a number who have achieved considerable distinction in their sports. They include several who have achieved All-ACC or All-America status while at Tech, including Marcus Georges-Hunt (men’s basketball), Jeremy Greenwald (men’s track), Nikita Kirillov (men’s track), Megan Kurey (women’s tennis), Maddie Lionberger (softball), Thomas Smith (baseball), Justin Thomas (football), Aaliyah Whiteside (women’s basketball) and Kendal Woodard (women’s tennis).

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