College Player's Teen Conviction Raises Concerns

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A report published in The Oregonian/OregonLive on Thursday brought to light a controversy that could put a damper on the Oregon State baseball team's attempt to qualify for the College World Series.

The initial report revealed that the Beavers’ ace pitcher, Luke Heimlich, pleaded guilty as a teenager to a charge of sexually molesting a young female family member. He was forced to register as a low-risk sex offender in the state of Washington in 2012 as a result. It remains unclear the extent to which Heimlich's status as a sex offender impacted his joining the Oregon State baseball team.

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