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2018 Boulder City Girls Track Capsule

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Las Vegas Review-Journal
March 1, 2018 - 2:21 am
 

BOULDER CITY

Head coach: Sara Fisher, second season

Returning letter winners: Six

Top athletes: Sierra Selinger (Sr.), Taylor Tenney (Sr.), Geri Wachtel (Jr.), Hannah Miller (Sr.)

Outlook: Tenney is the defending Class 3A Southern Region champion in the long jump.

Selinger took third in the 3,200-meter run and fifth in the 1,600 in last year’s region meet.

Along with Wachtel and Miller, they’ll be among the leaders on the team.

“We lost some key senior athletes last year, but have some young fresh faces that are excited to learn and work hard,” Fisher said. “I am excited to see what the potential these girls have.”

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