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12-year-old girl from Flint breaks her aunt's 1964 long jump record at CANUSA games

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Blake Ruffin broke her aunt's 59-year-old long jump record of 16 feet and 3 inches. Blake also placed second in the nation for her pentathlon event at the USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships. She was given an award by Genesee County Commissioner James Avery for her record-breaking accomplishment.

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12-year-old girl from Flint breaks her aunt's 1964 long jump record at CANUSA games

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - 12-year-old Blake Ruffin is a natural-born athlete from Flint carrying on a family legacy.

·Flint, United States
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abc12/WJRT broke the news in Flint, United States on Wednesday, August 16, 2023.
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