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Central High Makes History In Cross Country Meet
October 7, 2011
Central High School set a school record Thursday during a cross country meet at Baker as Beth Smith became the first girl to win a meet in school history with the girls team picking up their first-ever win.
Smith was followed by Kennedy Fuller in third and Erica Waters in fourth as Central defeated Baker, Laurel Hill, Paxton, Walton County and Rocky Bayou.
The Central boys placed second, with top school finisher Kyle Fuller coming in fourth.
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That’s My Girl. She runs like she does every thing else. It’s all or nothing with this girl. Yep I’d say I’m a very proud Mom, won’t you be?
Congratulations Beth!!! GO LADY JAGS!!