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Maddie Gullickson and her Trojans teammates swept Class 3A, St. Peter’s Keira Friedrich won the 2A race and St. John’s Prep’s Margaret Duffy took 1A.
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Girls Cross Country Hub
Maddie Gullickson and her Trojans teammates swept Class 3A, St. Peter’s Keira Friedrich won the 2A race and St. John’s Prep’s Margaret Duffy took 1A.
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Waconia rose to fourth from seventh, and St. Paul Highland Park, Farmington and Alexandria entered the top 10.
Sean Fries of Minnetonka and Brianna Reilly of Harrisburg, S.D., won the 39th annual race.
The lead runners among girls cross-country teams kept their leads in the latest rankings, except in 1A, where New London-Spicer and St. Cloud Cathedral rose to Nos. 1 and 2.
Coaches reeling from the pending closure of Les Bolstad Golf Course still hope to race there but are exploring other options.
Video reporter Alicia Tipcke asked readers about the most unique team fundraisers in Minnesota. You shared, and answers included creative events in Maple Grove, Austin and St. Louis Park.
Sean Fries of Minnetonka and Maddie Gullickson of Wayzata stand atop the list of athletes back for another run at it.
Audrey Brownell could become the first Minnesota runner to win a high school state title in every distance event.
Others suggested she would slow down, but she never did, repeating as the Class 3A individual champion
Forest Lake’s Norah Hushagen and Roseville’s Robert Mechura won again, and St. Paul Highland Park’s girls team had the top two finishers in winning the Class 2A team title.
Also, Highland Park runner Grace Lewis-Mosher clocks a personal-best to earn medalist honors and lead the Scots to the St. Paul City Conference championship.