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MNG shows promise in Badger Relays

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BARABOO — Monroe-New Glarus finished sixth of eight teams at the Badger West Conference meet last season, but the self-named Cheese Knights’ second-place finish at the Badger Relays on Tuesday, Aug. 29 suggests a better 2023 season.

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MNG shows promise in Badger Relays

BARABOO — Monroe-New Glarus finished sixth of eight teams at the Badger West Conference meet last season, but the self-named Cheese Knights’ second-place finish at the Badger Relays on Tuesday, Aug. 29 suggests a better 2023 season.

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The Monroe Times broke the news in 2 years ago on Friday, September 1, 2023.

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