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2018 Western Girls Track Capsule

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Las Vegas Review-Journal
March 1, 2018 - 2:24 am
 

WESTERN

Head coach: Wesley Stephens, first season

Returning letter winners: Two

Top athletes: Ayleen Coronado (Sr.), Ana San Juan Agustin (Jr.)

Outlook: Coronado, was a state qualifier in cross country in the fall. She and San Juan Agustin were members of the 3,200-meter relay team that qualified for the Class 3A state meet last year.

“The Warriors will rely heavily on senior Ayleen Coronado and junior Ana San Juan to make an impact in the mid-distance and distance events,” Stephens said. “Look for some fresh faces to compete for the Warriors in the sprints as the girls will try to become competitive by the end of the season.”

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