Toledo Rockets launch youth sports initiative, believed to be first of its kind in NCAA Division I

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTOL) — Rocket Youth Sports Leagues are set to be managed by Toledo Athletics, aiming to improve youth sports programs in northwest Ohio.

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