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Miami Trace track teams sweep field relay meet at Wilmington - Record Herald

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WILMINGTON — The Miami Trace Panthers began the 2025 outdoor track and field season taking part in the meet at Wilmington High School Saturday, March 29. The competition was comprised of field event relays. The Panthers won the boys’ meet with 25 points. New Richmond was second with 24 points, followed by Clinton-Massie and Wilmington, tied for third place, each with 23 points. The Miami Trace girls team won the 44 points. New Richmond was secon…

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Miami Trace track teams sweep field relay meet at Wilmington - Record Herald

WILMINGTON — The Miami Trace Panthers began the 2025 outdoor track and field season taking part in the meet at Wilmington High School Saturday, March 29. The competition was comprised of field event relays. The Panthers won the boys’ meet with 25 points. New Richmond was second with 24 points, followed by Clinton-Massie and Wilmington, tied for third place, each with 23 points. The Miami Trace girls team won the 44 points. New Richmond was secon…

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By Mark Carpenter People’s Defender It was a Saturday afternoon season opener for first-year head coach Trey Meade and the Manchester Greyhounds as they played host to the Miami Trace Panthers in a non-conference battle. With the Panthers being a Division III squad, a win could have been an early tournament seeding booster but the visiting Panthers had other ideas. Miami Trace rallied in their… Source

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Glenwood City track and field teams have strong numbers, look to compete each meet

THE GLENWOOD CITY boys’ and girls’ track teams have good numbers and returned some key talent for the 2025 season. Front row (L to R): Lillie Rox, Lorenza Alfarano, Morgan Knops, Kylie Main, Kayley Dickmann, Alletta Meijer, Vettori Holden and Emma Cole. Second row (L to R): Yadi Moreno-Guillet, Kyra Flick, Erica Bauman, Olivia Heath, Tessa Klatt, Alexis Alms, Gretchen Draxler and Ava Multhauf. Third row (L to R): Andrew Yang, Vincent Yang, Charl…

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