MORE VIDEO: NCAA champion Jordan Leen's match highlights and interview

Mar 19, 2009, 8:06 PM (ET)

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Defending NCAA champion Jordan Leen won his first two matches at the NCAA Div. I Championships in St. Louis, Mo.

See highlights of Jordan Leen's victory over Thomas Scotten of North Carolina

Listen to Jordan Leen's interview after his second round win over Scotten

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