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Alston Selected by Orlando City in Re-Entry Draft

WorcesterHerald — December 17, 2015

Former Revs fullback Kevin Alston was selected by Orlando City in Thursday’s Re-Entry Draft.

Posted by NE Soccer Today on Thursday, December 17, 2015

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Alston Selected by Orlando City in Re-Entry Draft

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