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Featured Photo: Boys Track & Field at Sectionals

Alessandra Silva • May 21, 2013
Sophomore Cortez Stewart ran the last leg of the Clayton Boys 4x100 meter relay at MICDS for Class 3 Sectionals on Saturday, May 18th. The boys finished third, clinching a spot for them at State this Friday and Saturday in Jefferson City, MO. Photo by Alessandra Silva
Sophomore Cortez Stewart ran the last leg of the Boys 4×100 meter relay for Clayton at MICDS for Class 3 Sectionals on Saturday, May 18th. The team finished third, earning them the chance to compete at the state level this Friday and Saturday in Jefferson City, MO. Photo by Alessandra Silva.

 
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