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  Speaker 1: Previewing Record Newspapers Girls track and field teams. Written by
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  Speaker 1: Joshua Welge. This article is being read by an automated
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  Speaker 1: voice brought to you by Everlett as Girls track and
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  Speaker 1: Field season heads Outdoors. Here are previews of teams from
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  Speaker 1: the Record Newspapers coverage area coach Nina Sitler. Top returning
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  Speaker 1: athletes Malia Maddox Junior long jump slash, two hundred slash relays,
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  Speaker 1: Kylo Wessa so hurdles Slash, four hundred slash relays, Kenzie
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  Speaker 1: Dass Junior, four hundred slash, eight hundred slash relays, Antacreps
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  Speaker 1: Junior four hundred slash, eight hundred slash relays. Top new
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  Speaker 1: athletes Saki Matsukoma, sar En s Rubikar, SR. Mandy Winninger Sprints, slash, shotput,
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  Speaker 1: Nora Johnson FRS Sprint, slash, shot put, slash, discus Worth.
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  Speaker 1: Noting Newark is the two time defending Little Ten Conference champions,
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  Speaker 1: Sittler said that while this year marks the beginning of
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  Speaker 1: a rebuilding phase, the Norse and return four strong athletes
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  Speaker 1: who will help set the tone for the season. Maddox
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  Speaker 1: came just shy of qualifying for state last year, Maddox, Wessay, DAWs,
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  Speaker 1: and Creps are expected to team up on a four
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  Speaker 1: to four hundred relay with state qualifying hopes. With no
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  Speaker 1: seniors on the roster, our juniors are stepping into key
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  Speaker 1: leadership roles, growing in both confidence and responsibility. Siler said,
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  Speaker 1: Despite our small numbers, this team is defined by its character, determination,
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  Speaker 1: and work ethic. That drive was already on display during
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  Speaker 1: the preseason, where our seven athletes earned a fourth place
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  Speaker 1: finish at an eight team indoor invitational, an early sign
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  Speaker 1: that this group is ready to compete. Coach James Coop
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  Speaker 1: top athletes Kenne Brereton, fr Jumps, Slash Hurdles, Slash for
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  Speaker 1: X two hundred Relay, Destiny Hicks Forks, two hundred Relay,
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  Speaker 1: Really Doy Forks, two hundred relay Ersili Decimony Forks two
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  Speaker 1: hundred Relay Worth noting Brereton broke program indoor records in
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  Speaker 1: the long jump sixteen feet nine inches, triple jump thirty
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  Speaker 1: six feet seven inches, and the sixty hurdles nine nine
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  Speaker 1: point one six seconds. She currently is twenty first in
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  Speaker 1: the state in the triple jump and twenty fifth in
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  Speaker 1: the sixty hurdles. Cooper said the Forks two hundred team
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  Speaker 1: of Hicks, doy Brereton and Decimoni is getting better each meet,
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  Speaker 1: and just ran a one forty five eighty nine coach
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  Speaker 1: Stephen Adrien Returning state qualifiers Layla Brisbane Saar one hundred hurdles,
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  Speaker 1: Slash four Zone hundred Relay, Avacarg Saar Pole Vault, Avia
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  Speaker 1: Kittling Turner Junior four Zone hundred Relay, Kyler Moore Sr.
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  Speaker 1: Four Zone hundred Relay Slash Forks two hundred Relay, Kaylon
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  Speaker 1: Grinnell Junior high Jump, Leah Parabello Sar Discus, Gianna Busby
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  Speaker 1: Junior Fogs eight hundred. Other notable returners Julia Burnie Sr. Distance,
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  Speaker 1: Aleah Courtz Sr. Sprints, Molly Hay Sr. Sprints, Carson Poindexter
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  Speaker 1: Sarah Sprints, autumnwe Trech Sr. Distance, Avery Beatles Junior Distance,
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  Speaker 1: Sienna Chrissy Junior Throws, Natalia Hardy Junior Sprints, Morgan Haswell
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  Speaker 1: Junior Distance, Taylor Monahan Junior Hurdles, mikayla'n Neil Jenkins Junior Sprints,
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  Speaker 1: Addie Simms Junior Sprints and Jumps, Audrey Cheney So Distance,
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  Speaker 1: Annie A. Gonzalez So sprints, Makiah Johnson SO sprints, Mariana
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  Speaker 1: ocon So distance, Nia Queezy So throws. Top new athletes
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  Speaker 1: Ivy Adams FR, jump Slash sprints, aleah Asbell FR Distance,
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  Speaker 1: Arianna Cummings FR throws, Zia Madealodi Fair Distance, brook Overstreet
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  Speaker 1: SR throws, Julia Robb FR distance, Dominique Salas Fair sprints,
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  Speaker 1: Austin Smith Fair sprints, Justice Taylor FR sprints, Kaylee Thatcher
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  Speaker 1: Fair distance, Worth noting the Wolves in twenty twenty five
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  Speaker 1: had the most state qualifiers in program history, with three
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  Speaker 1: relays and six individuals. After taking second at the Southwest
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  Speaker 1: Prairie Conference outdoor meet, card was an all state eighth
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  Speaker 1: in the pole vault. During indoor season, Oswego East won
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  Speaker 1: the Batavia Invite and was fourth at the SPC Indoor Meet.
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  Speaker 1: Brisbane won the fifty five hurdles at indoor conference and
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  Speaker 1: Kittling Turner the long jump, with Brisbane second in the
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  Speaker 1: sixty dash, Parabello second in the shot put, and Sim's
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  Speaker 1: second in the long jump. Brisbane was fifth in the
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  Speaker 1: sixty hurdles at the Illinois Indoor Championships. We talk about
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  Speaker 1: the fact that our depth defines our program and that
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  Speaker 1: should hold true again this year, Eidern, said coach Leeann Tekenbrock.
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  Speaker 1: Top returning athletes Kaylie Klatt SR. Hurdles, slash, sprint, slash relays,
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  Speaker 1: Mia Salisbury SR. Sprint slash relays, Ali Arena SR. Distance,
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  Speaker 1: Kayla Dunn junior thrower, Jiselle Harris SO thrower, Niasia Hambrick
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  Speaker 1: SO thrower. Top new athletes Ashley Sid FR thrower, Viviana
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  Speaker 1: Servante SO four x two hundred relay, Jada Burrow SO
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  Speaker 1: four x two hundred relay, Brianna Johnson four x two
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  Speaker 1: hundred relay, Krein Costellas SO four x two hundred relay,
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  Speaker 1: Fernando alamof FR long jump slash, eight hundred slash, four
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  Speaker 1: x four hundred relay, Tazia Canfield FR High jump slash sprinter,
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  Speaker 1: Worth noting this year's team is one of the youngest
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  Speaker 1: Plano has had in recent memory, with more than half
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  Speaker 1: the roster being freshman and sophomores. The Reapers took six
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  Speaker 1: last year in the Kishwak River Conference. Klatt is a
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  Speaker 1: returning runner in the All Conference forks to one hundred
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  Speaker 1: relay and also is a strong hurdler. Salisbury, a member
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  Speaker 1: of the relay team last year, is taking on a
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  Speaker 1: leadership role with the sprints, and Reina has emerged as
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  Speaker 1: one of the strongest members of the distance crew. Dunn
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  Speaker 1: is a third year thrower that broke several personal records
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  Speaker 1: during indoor season. We believe we have the potential to
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  Speaker 1: be among the top teams in our conference by May.
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  Speaker 1: Tekenbrock said to reach that level, the most important factors
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  Speaker 1: will be staying healthy and continuing to improve week to week.
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  Speaker 1: If we remain attentive to the little things and continue
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  Speaker 1: to build confidence as a team, we expect to be
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  Speaker 1: highly competitive throughout the season. Coach Emma Schoonover top returning
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  Speaker 1: athlete Sunny Weber Sr. Distance, Alila Harris Hurdles, Slash Throws,
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  Speaker 1: Delaney Card Sprints, Kayla Cresson Distance, Emily Orbansky Worth noting
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  Speaker 1: Weber begins the final season of a sensational high school career.
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  Speaker 1: The Duke commit is a two time defending champion in
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  Speaker 1: the thirty two. Zero won the sixteen O last year
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  Speaker 1: in a class to a state record time, and last
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  Speaker 1: fall repeated as state cross country champion. She took sixth
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  Speaker 1: in the thirty two zero at the New Balanced Nationals
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  Speaker 1: indoor meet in March. Harris and Carter are also returning
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  Speaker 1: state qualifiers, and Cressen and Urbanski ran on the state
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  Speaker 1: qualifying four a eight hundred relay. This is my first
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  Speaker 1: year with the program, and while it is a small team,
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  Speaker 1: we have a lot of hard workers who I think
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  Speaker 1: will make a lot of personal growth over the course
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  Speaker 1: of the year, Schoonover said, Together with some strong newcomers
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  Speaker 1: coming off of the cross country season like Natalie Walsh
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  Speaker 1: and Aila Stevens, I think the distance squad will have
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  Speaker 1: a very good year again across the entire program. I
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  Speaker 1: think these girls will have huge gains and perform well
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  Speaker 1: this year. And quote coach Don Spencer. Top returning athletes
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  Speaker 1: Athena Triner SO Distance, Annabelle Reader SR. Distance, Eleah Stewart
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  Speaker 1: Junior Sprint Relays, SLASH three hundred hurdles, Jane Stewart Junior
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  Speaker 1: Sprint Relay, SLASH four hundred, Nia Callen Junior Sprint Relay, SLASH,
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  Speaker 1: long Jump Test Smooth SO Sprint Relays SLASH four hundred,
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  Speaker 1: Taylor Stewart SR. Hurdles, Hailey Kovaka SR. High Jump, Italia
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  Speaker 1: Marungo SR. Jump slash Hurdles, d Vane Wright Junior Sprint,
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  Speaker 1: slash sprint Relays, Janela Smith Junior Sprint, slash sprint Relays,
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  Speaker 1: Rachel Rochemmel So Distant Top New Athletes, Mirn Rockford FR Hurdles,
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  Speaker 1: slash sprints, slash sprint relays, Destiny Ring FR Hurdles, Lynden
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  Speaker 1: Moss SO Distance, Eli Myers FR Middle Distance, Collins overturf
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  Speaker 1: FR Middle Distance, Page Tim Junior Distant Worth Noting. Triner
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  Speaker 1: and Reader returned from the sectional champion and state qualifying
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  Speaker 1: four seed hundred relay. Triner comes off a strong indoor
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  Speaker 1: season that included a new personal record in the sixteen
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  Speaker 1: dollars at the Illinois Indoor Championships. The Forks four hundred
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  Speaker 1: looks to return to state with the same team of
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  Speaker 1: Elia Stewart, Jenney Stewart, and Callen with the addition of
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  Speaker 1: mouth Wright broke indoor records in the fifty five sixty
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  Speaker 1: to two hundred and was part of a record breaking
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  Speaker 1: Forks T one hundred relay with Smith, Alias Stewart and
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  Speaker 1: Jane Stewart. Kovaka has already hit the outdoor state high
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  Speaker 1: jump mark during the indoor season coach Jeff Shutt. Top
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  Speaker 1: returning athletes Page Gilman, Sr. Hurdles, Alice Gavin. Top new
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  Speaker 1: athletes Kate Deeqwey junior, Chloe Fredrickson fr. Worth noting the
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  Speaker 1: Mustangs have ten girls out for track this spring. Gilman,
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  Speaker 1: a two sport spring athlete who also plays softball, leads
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  Speaker 1: the way as a hurdler for the team. Deqwey, Fredrickson,
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  Speaker 1: and Gavin will allow the Mustangs to enter some relays.