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Photo gallery: Multiple athletes compete in area track meet

Madeline Sanders, Staff Reporter • April 24, 2017

After a successful district 15 5A meet, boys and girls track and field athletes advanced to compete at a home area meet on April 20. The boys track and field team finished in first place to win the area championship, while many athletes advanced individually to the region two tournament this Friday. Here are photos from the meet.

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Junior Juliet Franz clears the second hurdle during the 100m hurdles. Franz went on to place second in the event and qualify for regionals.

 
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Madeline Sanders
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On her fourth and final year as a member of The Red Ledger, senior Madeline Sanders is thrilled to have her second go-around as Editor-In-Chief with the lovely Liliana Hager at her side. Although she has looked forward to senior year and all of its glory (namely graduation) since she began her tenure at 250 Estates Parkway, Madeline admits that deep down she will miss her beloved home, school, friends and, of course, E103. Outside of TRL, Madeline is involved in cross-country, track, NHS, Spanish Club, Capernaum, FCA, key club and Our Living Planet. Madeline is a firm believer that there is no better medicine than driving with the windows down with music at its maximum volume–especially if she is driving with her friends and that music happens to be by Ben Rector, Harry Styles or any song off ‘The Life of Pablo.’ As the year rolls around and the clock ticks towards graduation, Madeline is prepared to make this the best year yet.

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