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Panthers compete in Buffalo Stampede

by | Sep 24, 2021 | Latest, Sports

Princeton cross-country returned to action for their fifth meet of the year last Thursday in Haltom.

Senior Aubrey Leverton had another top-five finish in the girls varsity 5K, finishing fourth (20:17.82). J. J. Pearce won the girls team competition, while junior Charis Whittington of Pearce finished first (19:42.93).

In the boys varsity 5K race Junior Daniel Gomez had the best 5K time for the Panthers this season, finishing 24th overall (17:56.36). Senior Luis Cerda was close behind in 27th place (18:11.47), improving his time by 50 seconds.

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By Jackson King * [email protected]

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