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Trying to rewrite own record, Bellevue West's Jaiya Patillo wins third straight state title

Summary by Omaha World-Herald
Bellevue West junior Jaiya Patillo wasn't satisfied after winning gold for the third time in as many years. One of the fastest sprinters in Nebraska history wanted to break her own record.

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Trying to rewrite own record, Bellevue West's Jaiya Patillo wins third straight state title

Bellevue West junior Jaiya Patillo wasn't satisfied after winning gold for the third time in as many years. One of the fastest sprinters in Nebraska history wanted to break her own record.

·Omaha, United States
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Omaha World-Herald broke the news in Omaha, United States on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
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