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Rocket track unfazed by schedule switch - Syracuse Journal-Democrat

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After weather forced the Palmyra Invite to move from Thursday to Friday, the Syracuse Rockets didn’t miss a beat, turning in a dominant performance on April 10. Both teams brought home first-place finishes out of seven teams, with the girls scoring 193 points and the boys adding 186 to complete the sweep.

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Rocket track unfazed by schedule switch - Syracuse Journal-Democrat

After weather forced the Palmyra Invite to move from Thursday to Friday, the Syracuse Rockets didn’t miss a beat, turning in a dominant performance on April 10. Both teams brought home first-place finishes out of seven teams, with the girls scoring 193 points and the boys adding 186 to complete the sweep.

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Syracuse Journal-Democrat - Syracuse, NE broke the news on Friday, April 17, 2026.
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