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Cross Country: Runners From Four Schools Brave Summer Heat
August 17, 2010
Runners from several area schools have gathered twice weekly this summer to improve their cross country skills. Despite heat indexes well over 100 degrees many afternoons, members of the group have ran a twice-weekly 5K (that’s 3.1 miles) from Tom Byrne Park in Atmore.
The group was comprised of students from Northview High School, Escambia Academy, Escambia County High School and Ernest Ward Middle School. Northview Cross Country Coach Natalie Nall and retired T.R. Miller Coach Alan Ash assisted with the group’s conditioning.
Nall said that there is still time for Northview students to join the Chief’s Cross Country team.
Pictured: (back, L-R) Taylor Hubbard, Julia Thorpe, Aaron Rausch, Dillon Anderson, (front) Bethany Reynolds, Kristen Matthews, Natalie Nall. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Cross Country: Runners From Four Schools Brave Summer Heat”
go bethany… you rock!!!
Way to go Bethany! Keep on running…you are doing fantastic! I’m proud of you!
Congrats to all for making the extra effort to be better at what you do. Good luck to all. GO TAYLOR