Track
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Saranac boys win fourth straight Section VII track and field title
Saranac used depth and skill to win its fourth straight Section VII boys' track and field title.
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Eagles end Saranac's five-year Section VII track reign
Saranac won the last five Section VII girls' track and field championships, but on Saturday Beekmantown ended the dynasty.
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Emma, Claire Deshaies share sisterly bond on PHS track team
Sisters Emma and Claire Deshaies, a senior and eighth grader, respectively, have enjoyed the opportunity to be teammates on the PHS track and field team. INCLUDES VIDEO
- Section VII Track and Field Championships today The Section VII Track and Field Championships will be held today in Lake Placid.
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Franklin Academy sweeps Madrid-Waddington in track
Huskies take second place in the NAC in girls' track and field.
- Huskies defeat Yellowjackets in track
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CVAC track season wraps up
The Saranac boys and Beekmantown girls won Div. I titles while the AuSable Valley boys and Lake Placid girls grabbed Div. II crowns. INCLUDES VIDEO
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Hebert, Duval, Bullis lead Section VII at Eddy Meet
Section VII track and field athletes competed at several events over the weekend — results from the Eddy Meet, Schuylerville Invitational and Cicero-North Syracuse Invitational.
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Huskies girls' team finishes second at Van Dusen
The Franklin Academy girls track and field team finished second at the Van Dusen Memorial; athletes from Section VII also participated.
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AuSable beats PHS in field
PHS girls win big; Saranac, Peru, Saranac Lake sweep in CVAC track.
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