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Photo Gallery: Cross Country

Lincoln Wright, Reese Mallett, Ethan Florence, Kaiden Wynne, and Kyra Langston
October 31, 2024
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Lincoln Wright, 11, runs for a top spot in the regional cross country race. “It was a tough course, but you just have to have grit and push on,” Wright said.
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Lincoln Wright, Staff Photographer
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Kaiden Wynne
Kaiden Wynne, Assistant Photo Editor
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