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Cross country comes in second at meet

The cross country team came in second at the meet at Bonner Springs High School Saturday, Sept. 15.

Freshman Amber Akin came in third in the girls varsity race with a time of 15:20, setting a new school record. In the boys varsity race sophomore Callahan Eckardt came in 13th with a time of 17:15.

In junior varsity, junior CJ Meeks came in first and sophomore Maddie Butterfield came in 20th.

Ekhart feels that the team is going to do well over the course of the season.

“I feel great about the team this year,” Eckardt said. “We’re really strong, with both the guys and girls.”

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Katherine White, JagWire editor-in-chief
This is Katherine's third year on staff, and she is excited to work on the newspaper with a great staff this year. She is also involved in band, quiz bowl and literary magazine. When she is not in the journalism room or practicing an instrument, she is probably daydreaming about being in Disney World.

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