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Cross Country Darlington Invitational Results

September 8, 2021

September 4

Last Saturday, Darlington hosted the Cross Country invitational. Dodge-Point boys came in first place with 59 points, Joey Robinson coming in 13th place. Mount Horeb came in a close second with 76 points, and Cuba city came in 3rd with 127 points. Annie Robinson had this to say about it: “To be the best you have to outwork the best.” Varsity Girls came in 1st as well, with 49 points. Followed by Mount Horeb and Lancaster, with 101 and 115 points, respectively. Ellie Robinson came in second place, with Annie Robinson following close behind in 3rd. JV girls Cross Country came in 3rd with 62 points, following Mount Horeb in 2nd, and Lancaster in 1st.

-Written by Keller Sweeny

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