RANGELY — The Panther track and field team traveled to Grand Junction’s Stocker Stadium on Saturday and Monday. The Frank Woodburn Invitational was held on Saturday and the Ned Pollert Freshman/Sophomore Meet was on Monday.
Some of the outstanding performances came on the girls side.
The girls set 10 season performances of the 14 events that they’ve competed in this season. Emily Peterson set the new 100-meter mark at 13.97 on Monday. Audrey Hogan set…
RHS track competes twice in GJ
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