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Going the distance: Cross Country is set to attend New Prairie Invite Sept. 21

Josephine Zangrilli, Media Manager
September 26, 2024
Evelyn Koncalovic
RUN FOR IT Running, senior Cavin McNulty participates in the Rudy Skorupa at Lake Central. McNulty was running 5K for Varsity.

On Sept. 21, Boys and Girls Cross Country will attend an invite at New Prairie. Junior and  girl’s team captain Elora Bliss  believes having the race on the same day as Homecoming will actually benefit her performance.

“The meet is pretty far away, around an hour and a half,” said Bliss. “That feeling of wanting to get back home quicker is definitely going to make me want to run faster.”

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About the Contributors
Josephine Zangrilli
Josephine Zangrilli, Social Media Manager
Hi! I am Josephine and I'm a photographer but I do write. I love playing golf and watching movies!
Evelyn Koncalovic
Evelyn Koncalovic, Photographer
Hi my name is Evelyn and I am a sophomore. This is my first year as part of the Crier staff. I took photography as a freshman and I am super excited to be able to take photos for the newspaper this year. I love to run, swim, and read.